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joe biden. i take a 90 day supply which costs $452. mr. joe biden, quit talking and do something. host: dave mentioned one of the drugs which is on the list. this is a chart in "the washington times" that shows the 10 drugs and the number of users -- eliquis, which is the one he mentioned -- this is the average cost to medicare per year, per user. some of these towards the bottom go up quite a bit on the cost. but these are sorted by the number of users and how popular they are. these were chosen based on how popular they are and the cost. mark is in tulsa, oklahoma. go ahead. caller: hello. how you doing today? hello, americans. i am type 1 diabetic. i got diabetes when i was nine-years-old. i am on insulin. i has been on insulin the last seven years. every time i get the bill from some medical industry i am on because of corporations i have insurance. it costs me essentially $5,000 by my insulin needs. diabetic. they made these pumps for literally pumping 20 bugs. selling them for 1300 and $500. those things probably cost them 10 bugs to make. charged me $3000. the government is

joe biden will step down then trump. madeleine: what would make joe biden step down? mr. gergen: if you felt the country had gone mad and it was going to be in the hands of trump in four years -- for four years. he may decide, maybe we need to find a younger candidate. i think he has it in him, where trump does not. biden has it in him to put the country first. and to do what he things will serve the country well. i think that is who he is. where as we can see clearly, that is not where trump is. madeleine: what do you think of a third-party effort, like no labels? wouldn't that help trump? mr. gergen: yes, it would help trump. please know that for some years, i have been a fan of no labels. and of a third party. anything to jolt us out of this situation. where we are now, given the fact that trump could actually win the election, even though he is in jail, he could still win. where he is now, -- i do not worry about it in the same way other people do. madeleine: ok. but wouldn't they pull from the democratic side? mr. gergen: yeah, the likelihood is that, if you are in t

hunter biden's former business partner devon archer giving stunning testimony to the house oversight committee yesterday. >> mr. archer said that then vice president joe biden sat in on at least 20 of hits son's overseas business calls to sell the biden family brand on the speaker phone. > >> joey: we have brooke singman with the details. >>er that. sat on it company hunter biden back in 2014. yesterday he didn't answer questions upon arrival on capitol hill. but lawmakers on the house oversight committee say archer revealed that hunter put his father then vice president joe biden on speaker phone at least 20 times while meeting with foreign business partners. archer claims biden was put on the phone to sell, quote, the brand. now, in a statement, house oversight committee chairman james comer said devon archer's testimony confirms that joe biden lied to the american people when he said he had no knowledge about his son's business dealings and was not involved. joe biden was the brand that his son sold around the world to enricht biden family. but the white house is rejecting comer's conclusions. now, they tell me, quote: it appears that the house rep

joe and hunter biden. if they love the fact-checker so much why didn't mr. today cite the four pinocchios they gave joe biden when he lied about money that his family caught from china? sorry, ian sims. i think we are done taking the fbi or any biden at their word. by the way, now you're included in that category especially this close to a presidential election. i have a question for mr. sims now that i know he's watching. mr. sims, did candidate and president joe biden, will you acknowledge and admit to the truth that he lied to the country repeatedly when he said he never ever one time discussed a foreign business deal hunter or his brother or anyone else for that matter? he lied as president. he lied as a candidate. we all know he lied. if the bidens have nothing to hide i want to clear their good name they should instruct well, the fbi to open up their books r investigation that's not going to happen. they don't want us to follow the money because a speaker mccarthy laid out last night all roads lead to the big guy himself. take a look. >> if you're an e

joe biden. i take a 90 day supply which costs $452. mr. joe biden, quit talking and do something. host: dave mentioned one of the drugs which is on the list. this is a chart in "the washington times" that shows the 10 drugs and the number of users -- eliquis, which is the one he mentioned -- this is the average cost to medicare per year, per user. some of these towards the bottom go up quite a bit on the cost. but these are sorted by the number of users and how popular they are. these were chosen based on how popular they are and the cost. mark is in tulsa, oklahoma. go ahead. caller: hello. how you doing today? hello, americans. i am type 1 diabetic. i got diabetes when i was nine-years-old. i am on insulin. i has been on insulin the last seven years. every time i get the bill from some medical industry i get this bill. because of corporations i have insurance so it costs me $5,000 to pay for my insulin needs. host: $5,000 per what? caller: per year. it is like a deductible. but the problem -- this is the manipulation i want people to try to understand -- i get these bills. for e

mr. trump defended himself and took the opportunity to criticize president biden's relationship wi china. mr. trump: it is a national tragedy that joen, crooked joe, he is more interested in where the money is coming from to him. how about all these things with the 30 corporations and the this and that, the money flowing in, everybody getting money coming in from china? maryam: let's speak to a lecturer in politics and public affairs at princeton university. you have been listening to a little bit of what former president trump has been saying. the formula pretty much stays the same, doesn't it. >> it really does, and this is a tried-and-true rally speech for him. the structure is very typical for a trump sech. itsort of's -- it is sort of rambling and conversational. it is very entertaining with the jabs at chris christie -- he said "don't bother him, he's busy eating, i won't call him a fat pig, we are not allowed to." and then he goes in on ron -- he calls him desanctimonious, that seems to be sticking around for . attacking his opponent, and then he gets into january 6 and "i really won georgia" and "it was a perfect phone call

havejust heard peter, we have just heard from the senator and also the governor and the us president joe biden, mrt commenting about the wildfires in early days and i guess not visiting highway soon enough. i visiting highway soon enough. i think what we heard there from the president, also from the government of hawaii is a response to some of that criticism, the governor praising the president for stepping up to the needs of hawaii within six hours of this disaster happening. and the president describing how he signed the necessary documents to begin to kick start that process of federal aid, the aid that was needed for the search and rescue operation, and the other huge response that we have seen over the last few days and weeks to this disaster. so, ithink days and weeks to this disaster. so, i think there was clearly a determination in this press conference to answer what has been quite a loud chorus of criticism over recent days from local people that the drug government response indeed wasn't fast enough, it wasn't big enough for their needs. there are many differences of opinion for that b

joe biden. in the past, mr. biden privatel told his close circle of advisors that mr.trump posed a threat to democracy. and hear the big point: and he should be prosecuted for his role in the events of janu january 6th. he also told confidants that he wanted attorney general merrick garland to stop acting like a ponderous judge and to take decisive action. that is standing. biden privately told aides that trump should be prosecuted for january 6th, and he wanted meri garlent to take decisive action? that is an exclusive allegation buried in the new york times. the new york times reporters, they are quick to brag when their reporting is confirmed by a jack smith indictment. you get to do is go look at their twitter feeds. drums and sponsor this working with of the jack smith indictment is material maggie and her other colleagues first reporting. and meghan haberman, here she is: e-mail from this story luk and i did over a year ago on page 24 of the indictment. they love to brag. but why are they radio silence about their own reporting that joe biden does see january 6 i

joe biden. >> reporter: many blaming president biden. >> several presidents preceded mr. biden in this 20-year war. but none of them are to be held accountable for the withdrawal that is he and he alone. >> reporter: the chaotic u.s. withdrawal began as the taliban quickly took over the country. president biden has argued leaving afghanistan was the right choice >> i was not going to extend this forever war. and it was not extending a forever exit >> reporter: tonight, the pentagon defending its response >> u.s. military commanders on the ground in afghanistan made decisions that they could with the information that they had at the time. >> reporter: and tonight, the joint chiefs chair mark milley saying that the briefers have given the families, quote, every piece of information that they could, but saying that they do owe them accountability lester >> all right, ryan, thank you. >>> in just 60 seconds, the pause on student loan interest accrual ends in a matter of days what happens to borrowers who can't or won't pay? >>> back now with a ticking clockfor student loan bo

joe biden. a federal judge has ruled that mr. can public share some nonsensitive evidence used at his trial on charges of plotting to overturn the 2020 election. special counsel's office asked the judge to stop from happening. they pointed to messages posted by mr. trump to argue that he may try to use details to try to intimidate witnesses. mr. trump's legal team said such an order would impede his right to free speech. in the last few hours, a major update into the investigation of joe biden son hunter biden. the attorney general merrick garland said the prosecutor was given the additional powers of a united states special counsel. david weiss has handled the inquiry since he was appointed by then president trump in 2018. let's talk with frank luntz, a political pollster. i want to talk about the developments for hunter biden, the department of justice appointing david weiss as special counsel, this as prosecutors say this is likely to head to a trial. what do you make of these developments? >> it is significant because at a ti

not able to determine or list that box and determine if the cat is dead or not, was joe biden truly involved or not. mr. shabbily throughout the investigation, mr., ziegler wet investigative steps that would have been ball joe biden, whether you would like to pursue but were not able to. >> i guess in my testimony, i talked about the atmosphere. when we are interviewing witnesses. talking about specific areas, specifics being the campaign that we were prevented. there was rolling eyes with us. he was a harsh environment. >> you are turned down directly as well. >> there were situations to where i was not able to ask questions, yes. >> you aren't able to listed and find out what's underneath. >> there were certain, and our investigation you want to follow back. that is a job, you worked the case. i know that you were tipped off about it. it was tipped off about the storage unit before you were able to actually search at. what were you -- can you say what you are looking for, you built up to this point. and now you know there are strong indications there something. there >> i believe in the garish testim

investigative reporter from just the news, and he told me he called the cell phone, and joe biden picked up. and he said, hello, mr. so he still has the phone. >> yeah. that could very well be, absolutely. and it's clear that this is his phone, this is a private phone. he picks it up, and this is the key. if you look at what's happened with the biden narrative, it is completely -- it has completely collapsed. honestly, i don't know how any self-respecting journalist is going to pay attention to anything that the bidens say because of how many times they've been lied to. it reminds me of these terrible situations of spousal abuse where the abused spouse just keeps going back and making excuses for the abuser. that's kind of where we are with the media. and i think that this telephone would be ultimately the thing that shows to everybody not only that this was haphazard and there were these occasional phone calls, this was a systematic business operation that the bidens were running to sell access, to sell influence. and by my calculation, they got $30 million from the chinese on top of the money from the ukrainians

mr. trump. between november of 2020 and january of 2021, to stop the electoral account in washington that gave the electoral votes to joe biden. so i think that mr. pants has a very valid point, a very valid argument, and i think his feelings are very appropriate. bearing in mind, of course, he's innocent until proven guilty. i mean, trump seems to be able to shake off whatever's throw not to him. why does this not seem to weaken his core support? he is simply that mr. trump appeals to a group of people here in the united states. oh, our show have become so distrustful of the government that a person who gives voice to those police and says, you can't trust washington. you can't trust the government. and the government is out to get you. there is a group of people in this country, a large segment of the body, like that will believe that no matter what. and that's becomes the most important thing to many of these folders when they go to the polls or when they support a candidate. and that support that mr. trump has, wiley will not by itself when an election certainly gives them a very strong base from which to make those seemi

nos, he beingopinion, as y joe biden in the past. mr. biden, private, told his close circle of advisers that mr. trump posedt mr a three to democracy. and here's the big point. and he shoulmoacd be prosecutedr his role in the events of january 6th. he also told confident confidants that he wanted attorney general merrick garland to stop acting like a ponderous judge and to take decisive actioden. is st >> that is stunning. biden privately toldan aides tht trump should be prosecuted for s january 6th, and he wanted merrick garland to take decisiveary 6th, action. that is an explosive allegation in the "new york times". the new york times reporters, they are quick to brag when their reporting is confirmed by a jack smith indictment.. t all you got to do is g o look at their twitter feeds. jonathan swan, he said this, a striking amount of the jack smith indictment is material maggie and other colleagues first reported. and maggie haberman, sheaberma is emails from this story luke and i did overn, year ago on page 24 of the indictment. they l

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mr. sergey to say that in washington, joe biden has a real chance to either push to convince tehran not tocooperate with russia, that is, who is now more profitable to tehran in russia or the united states, or they are like figaro to figarot, figarotut for from september, i will be able to resume negotiations between the united states and iran with about the main point of their agenda of the atomic program, we have already spent less than a year on it and now no one is in a favorable position in both countries there are forces that oppose the normalization of relations or rather not normalization but a reduction in the degree of mutual such aggression in the early united states, this is the first second ukrainian issue and the supply of drones is dependent on this broader the context from the context of the nuclear agreement of prisoners and actually prisoners which the iranians and the americans gave security to the armenian strait in the persian gulf in the broadest sense and it turns out that one issue of the supply of drones to in russia, if other strings are not pulled, and in both co

that the delay in the election cycle was happening at a time when joe biden was not the president. >> that special agent ziegler's. mr ziegler and you shared concerns about delays related. >> at that time, joe biden was not the president. >> he was the nominee. >> he was not the president was he? >> it's a simple question. >> can you rephrase? >> joe biden was not the president. and the presidential primary in 2020. >> that is correct and mr. shabbily you said that warrants for ready as soon as april 2022 began searching for records. actions weren't taken with regard to those warrants. >> again, joe biden was not the president in april 2020, was he? >> i'm confused by the line of questioning. now president biden was a part of it. he didn't have to be the presidents to have election meddling. >> the question is this. was he the president at that time? april 2020. >> it's been asked and answered. >> the answer? is >> no. >> thank you. i yield back. >> please, you may answer the question. it's clear that he was not the president. an election is for the purpose of electing a president. joe biden at the time was a nominee

joe and hunter biden. ithtand if they loved the wapo t checkers so much, why didn'tt mr mr.simms today cite the four pinocchio shows that they gave n he lied hhen he actually lie about money that his family got from china? sorry, ian simms, i think we're done. taking the fbi or any biden at. their word. and by the way, now you're included in that category, especially this close to a presidential election. so i have a question oi have arr mr. simms now that i know he's watching now, mr. simms, did candidate and president joe biden, will you acknowledgeh and, admit to the truth, thate d he lied to the country repeatedly whe n he said he never, ever one time discussed as a bar and business deals with hunter or his brother or anyone else for that matter. he lied as president. he lied .he lied it as a candid. we all know he lied. but if the bidens have really nothing to hide and want to clear their good name, they should instruct all the fbi to open up their books, show us their investigation. and, of course, that's not going to happendvestigatn. he they don't want us to follow t

joe biden. >> bret: devon archer transcript, digging into this kimberly. mr.help? there were not -- i'm not going to. there wasn't like, it wasn't specific, you know, county big guy help it was always enor fuss can we get help in d.c. jim jordan help from the united states government to deal with the pressure they were under from their prosecutor then tailed the freezing of assets at the london bank and other things that were going on in ukraine. mr. archer: correct. meantime "the washington post" says joe biden gets four pinocchios because biden said his son earned no money from china. his son says otherwise. i mean, these are just, you know, tidbits of what this investigation is going forward. >> it was a bad week for joe biden because you also have to put what we learned from devon archer in the context of what we already knew. which is, again, that joe biden was sent on this delicate mission to ukraine. his job was to keep them close as russia invaded crimea. he was warned by the state department not-that hunter biden was a big problem. that this entire lo

freshman democrat from new york and he essentially says that joe biden never said what joe biden just is going to say to peter doocy. watch this. >> mr. vice president, how many times have you ever spoken to your son about his overseas business dealings. >> president biden: i have never spoken to my son about overseas business dealings. >> i don't think that is what he said, he never said he has never spoken to anyone, he said he had nothing to do with hunter biden's business dealings. if he says hello to someone that he sees his son with, is he supposed to say hi, son, i will not say hello to the other people on the phone. if is preposterous premise to think a father should not say hello to people that the son had dinner with and that is literally all the evidence is. >> steve: democrats say there is illusion of access and he says it never happened. republicans say it was lying to the american people, including the sound bite and those are grounds for impeachment. >> ainsley: if you read the washington examiner, it talks about hunter and he sdroibed devin archer as a "self-made super motivated former lake huron player with disarming

joe biden we have seen the exact opposite. we have seen inflation explode which led to 12 federal reserve increases devastating homebuyers today. >> mr. ramaswamy, you are listening-he did mention you

president joe biden. reporter: mr. president, do you have a reaction to the plane crash in russia?s. biden: i don't know for fact what happened, but i am not supposed. reporter: -- pres. biden: there's not much that happens that preaching is not behind. but i don't know enough to know the answer. reporter: meanwhile, russia has started a criminal investigation into the plane crash. phil: dw news russia bureau chief tells me more about the russian president's statement. guest: putin seemed pretty nervous to me, and definitely sad. he seems to have searched for words. he praised prigozhin as someone who is talented. he had a difficult feat and made a few mistakes in life, but by all means all means, achieved his goals. at one point putin even got surprisingly personal when he admitted to having none prigozhin personally, since the 1980's. whether well acted or real, putin sounded sorry for prigozhin's death, in which the russian president apparently believes. phil: so how is the crash being reported there? guest: the state used the state channel to discuss different scenarios, theori

mr. kane, sir? >> gavin newsom. not joe biden >> if he's watching to he says he watches every night, he's probably got a big smile on his face. thank you both for being with us. welcome back, victor david sampson, he reacts to new trump devon and two-tier system of justice, and of course, devon archer devastating deposition for mr. a. thank you for being with us. ♪ >> sean: all right, as we continue on this busy breaking news night, joining us now to put all of today's news in perspective is the hoover institution senior fellow victor davis hanson. you had a great line in your column this week. the left wing's weaponization of the legal system is playing with fire. love that fire. tell us why. >> well, i think systematically some strange and bizarre pathological hatred of donald trump, and fear of donald trump, they're dismantling the constitution brick by brick. they're destroying 234 years of election protocol. there was a line in there, sean, i read the indictment, it said that donald trump was guilty, quote, of unlawfully dis

it's alleged he used unlawful methods to try and get joe biden�*s victory blocked. inside court, mrmp's lawyer pleaded not guilty on his behalf. but the former president did speak as he left the city. when you look at what's happening, this is a persecution of a political opponent. this was never supposed to happen in america. this is the persecution of the person that's leading by very, very substantial numbers in the republican primary and leading biden by a lot. so if you can't beat him, you persecute him or you prosecute him. it's easy to almost become immune to donald trump's legal problems. but this case is bigger than all the other indictments, and that is because ultimately, it's about america's democracy and how the former president stands accused of trying to overthrow it. january the sixth left a painful and indelible mark on the us�*s image here and worldwide. five people died and more than 1,000 were arrested. donald trump isn't charged with inciting the violence, but accused of exploiting it. for his supporters and many republican voters, every indictment turns him int

biden people feel it is disrespectful and in particular they feel like mr. newsom is running a shadow campaign to oust joe biden. and then you have the harris people they see it as attempt by newsom to position himself ahead of kamala harris for 2028. >> gavin newsom sat down with sean back in june and that's when the question was asked would you ever consider debating ron desantis? and in that interview gavin newsom talked about how he supports is he not running for president. wait he is probably waiting in the wings. >> steve: just in case, plan b. >> ainsley: the problem is his record in california. evidence might look the part record in california is going to be hard for him. but then sean interviewed ron desantis and he said you heard that he wants to debate you, he will give you two hours, three hours. and he said will you take the challenge? and he said yes. if you didn't see those two interviews, here they are. >> you would do a two hour debate with ron desantis. >> i would do three. >> you would do three. would you do four. >> i would do it with no notes. >> sean: you heard gavin make the offer,

mr. kane, sir? >> gavin newsom. not joe bidens watching to he says he watches every night, he's probably got a big smile on his face. thank you both for being with us. welcome back, victor david sampson, he reacts to new trump devon and two-tier system of justice, and of course, devon archer devastating deposition for mr. a. thank you for being with us. course, devon archer devastating deposition for hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. so when i first started golo, i was expecting to lose around 40 pounds and then i just kept losing weight, and moving and moving and moving in a better direction. with golo and release, you're gonna lose the weight. ♪ >> sean: all right, as we continue on this busy breaking news night, joining us now to put all of today's news in perspective is the hoover institution senior fellow victor davis hanson. you had a great line in your column this week. the left wing's weaponizatio a left wing's weaponization of thg legal system is playin with fire. love that line. tell us wh y. >> well, i th

joe biden answer the phone, told to happen. >> i was calling to get it on a document in the fbi had gathered and i called and joe biden picked up and i said mrnt this is john so lemon. i cannot talk to you right now, he hung up and that was the extent of our conversation. >> is something he's still using that phone. it was one of the phone that measure whether the funds, i don't have my records anymore but i definitely called the phone the hunter biden had in his possession and joe biden answered. >> we've been talking all morning about the special counsel names by merrick garland, david weiss and the republicans are saying this is absolute cover-up. do you believe that now we have a special counsel, will that shut down information flow to the congressional lawmakers, the house oversight committee you have uncovered so much in terms of the biden bank records? >> first of all i think it is probably fair to say that david weiss should recuse himself. after what we've seen with the investigation that he is been doing over the past few years. what he has come up with and his credibility being destroyed in the eyes of the american people by these

president joe biden and announced 10 drugs will be targeted in government price negotiations to make them more affordable for the elderly. mrn's inflation reduction act gave medicare, for government health care program for people over 65, the power to negotiate drug prices for manufacturers for the first time. the negotiations mean older americans could see cheaper drug costs by 26. the 10 drugs include expense of diabetes, cancer, and heart occasions. in the u.k., the civil aviation authority is carrying it an investigation into a technical failure that brought flights to a halt monday morning. the error was fixed within several hours, but by the time the automated processing had been restored, hundreds ofm aircraft and their crews were in the wrong state. hundreds of flights in and set -- in and out of the u.k. were canceled again. before we go, let's look satellite images of hurricane idalia as it hurtles toward florida's gulf coast. these images show lightning strikes surrounding idalia as it was nearing cuba. evacuations are underway. florida governor ron desantis is urging people in the path to leave quickly as possib

it's alleged he used unlawful methods to try and get joe biden�*s victory blocked. inside court, mrawyer pleaded not guilty on his behalf. but the former president did speak as he left the city. when you look at what's happening, this is a persecution of a political opponent. this was never supposed to happen in america. this is the persecution of the person that's leading by very, very substantial numbers in the republican primary and leading biden by a lot. so if you can't beat him, you persecute him or you prosecute him. it's easy to almost become immune to donald trump's legal problems. but this case is bigger than all the other indictments, and that is because ultimately, it's about america's democracy and how the former president stands accused of trying to overthrow it. january the sixth left a painful and indelible mark on the us�*s image here and worldwide. five people died and more than 1,000 were arrested. donald trump isn't charged with inciting the violence, but accused of exploiting it. for his supporters and many republican voters, every indictment turns him into a bi

you weren't talking about joe biden or anybody else. mr. archers says that's fair to say. i don't think about it as you know directly. but it is fair. that is fair to say. honestly, that brought the most value to the brand. what is this edge of the story as you see it right now? >> i think the main thing is how ridiculous it is to talk about whether joann hunter discussed business on these calls that hunter would have in the presence of his business associates. because the business was is access to his father. in the act of having a conversation, they are burnishing the biden brand which is what the people at the table who were there want to see. as archer explains, the business of washington is access. if you are the son of the vice president, you have the highest access. the business was being the guy who knows people. if your clients have a problem, they know the right person to repair it do to cut through the red tape to get it to the top of the pile and to fix it. >> the other thing in this transcript. you have devon archer on bur burisma. mr. archer says "i think bur

it's alleged he used unlawful methods to try and get joe biden�*s victory blocked. inside court, mrguilty on his behalf. but the former president did speak as he left the city. this is a persecution of a political opponent. this was never supposed to happen in america. this is the persecution of the person that's leading by very, very substantial numbers in the republican primary and leading biden by a lot. so if you can't beat him, you persecute him or you prosecute him. it's easy to almost become immune to donald trump's legal problems. but this case is bigger than all the other indictments, and that is because ultimately it's about america's democracy and how the former president stands accused of trying to overthrow it. january the 6th left a painful and indelible mark on the us�*s image here and worldwide. five people died and more than 1,000 were arrested. donald trump isn't charged with inciting the violence, but accused of exploiting it. for his supporters and many republican voters, every indictment turns him into a bigger hero. it's not going to change my vote, and i think

and we can actually listen to joe biden and give his a input on, on mr. promotions potential, a demise. i don't know for 5, but happy size. not much. russian. working out. yeah, so as you can see, i don't know the facts, but it doesn't mean that you can make a statement. so i'm sure there's going to be a huge amount of conspiracy theory, a huge amount of what happened. how did this happen? and i'm sure that's going to blaze to the media in the coming days. of course, we'll give you all the facts, peter, as we get them, and the viewers over the next, the number of days, or certainly look forward. so then say thanks very much for will consider all the latest without playing cross on the possible did mind. so if you're getting pretty close and thank you of the, to the war and you play know where according to russia's defense ministry troops continued to repel ukrainian assaults on the southern funds while advancing for the north. according to the ministers like this briefing in the last 24 hours, several ukrainian nature supplied all through systems have been destroyed, versus the defense

joe biden was involved? >> i think first of all mr. erin's testimony is going to be imperative to what's going on, how he is controlling the biden family's money and the visits that he made of course to the naval obser observatory whis where the vice president lives. i've been in congress five years and i've been there one time. this guy was there at least 36 times. there's clearly some involvement there and the money trail never seems to end. they keep saying the next shoe is going to fall. this is an octopus. more shoes keep falling with this guy. i'm anxious to see jim jordan cross-examine him in testimony because it's going to be very interesting. maria: yeah. peter schweizer also told me that joe biden used a cell phone and that cell phone could unlock a lot of information. that's the number that the then vice president was using, joe biden, and he had to speak with hunter but hunter's business partners through that phone. here's peter schweizer on sunday. >> when you look at the billing on the p laptop, this cell phone that hunter

and you saw where a bloomberg reporter over a week ago asked joe biden, shouted a question hey, mr.ut the people of maui? and he said no comment it. looked very cold. today is he going to be there on the ground. you know how presidential visits work. everything is going to be very scripted. they will probably have a few people come in to tell them about how they lost a house that he will be standing in front of. do you think he is going to wind up getting a full picture? >> i sure hope so. i do know how these visits can be. more of a photo op. than an actual, real honest assessment of the harshness and the hardship of the people there going through. i do -- i have been talking to my friends there on maui. i know that there are knows who want the opportunity to be able to tell them the actual truth and not so r rosy picture paintd for him. deficit not only have people not shown up. almost a slap of the people in the face people there when the big announcement from fema. first big announcement was we are going to give you a one time payment of $700. a anybody who has been to hawaii kn

mr. president. >> laura: a lousy question? what is a good question for joe biden? what is your favorite color? what astro logical sign are you? anyone with white house press badge who doesn't demand answers shouldn't show up for work tomorrow. the truth is they know what we all know, that hunter only knowledge about foreign transactions involved hookers and only high return were from cocaine. his only expertise back then and now is limited to one area. selling access to his father and his father's visit network of contacts. biden protectorate is so shameless, they don't pretend to defend the propriety of the money flow. >> there is a nothing burger. >> where are misdemeanors that have to do with joe biden. >> so far, both investigation? the oversight and judiciary committee have not been able to find that direct link. >> there is no proof the president benefited from foreign business dealings. >> of course it has always been one big biden pot or honey pot, which hunter noted in infamous electronate communication. payments to jrb, who might that be? in his text to his daughter, naomi, he compla

joe biden's china strategy is not working. much of the decoupling is phony. worse for mr. biden his approach is deepening the economic links between china and other exporting countries. it pits their interests against america even where governments are wore eft about a growing assertiveness of china their relationships are deepening. he said maybe we aren't getting things from china, from vietnam and other places like that. but still a lot of the raw materials are coming from china. so they are repackaging chinese stuff. >> they are. apparently from what's been reported the whole issue of supply chain diversification will be a part of this tri lateral summit. i'm an advocate the united states pursues ways to produce these kinds of things to get them out of the chinese ability to even influence. so anything that moves it away from a dependence on china and i hope that is a real part of this so that they do add other things in there not from chinese moving the shell game around. if it does result it is a good thing. if it's just smoke and mirrors it won't help us. >> john: we

mr. trump's closest rival, ron desantis, acknowledging with the former president still refused. >> of course he lost. joe biden is the president. >> reporter: all of this as another potential indictment could come as early as this week regarding efforts to overturn the 2020 election in georgia. former president trump is set to speak tomorrow in new hampshire, president biden is heading out on a western swing focusing his efforts on conservation. the first stop, the grand canyon in arizona. >>> one of the biggest who is trucking companies has decided to declare bankruptcy. the company filed chapter 11 paperwork, yesterday. they shipped goods around the usa and canada. during the pandemic, the federal government gave yellow core a hefty $70 million loan but after, the negotiation which blocked it from putting a new business plan in place. the teamsters called the news unfortunate but not surprising. yellow has 20,000 workers and 20,000 of those are teamster members. >>> if you have been waiting for a iphone upgrade, apple has sent an official release date with the iphone 15 expected to come out september 22nd. t