[applause] so, as i said, i just got elected to be the chairman of the national republican senatorialee and that means my job the next year and a half to raise money for candidates. and how crazy the democrats shall, make sure we have strong, conservative republicans running and make sure we take back the majority, which we will. [applause] >> my oldest grandson loves military. he's going to be a para trooper like my adopted father and i recently took him to a military museum and they asked the kids, they asked anybody if they knew the pledge of allegiance so my grandson was excited and he raised his hand immediately. let's all do the same thing. let's all say the pledge and what we believe in. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> you know, as a grandparent you get pretty excited when you watch your children, your grandchildren grow up to believe in this country so i'm proud of my daughter. we have six grandsons a

. ♪ >> i had the opportunity to give matt the national republican committee champion for freedom awardhonoring him for all the work he has done to support the conservative cause. let's give him a big round of applause. [applause] his rate -- it is great to be here. my wife is from dallas. she said there was never any ice. not exactly. both of our daughters, we lived here for 18 years, both of our daughters were born here. one daughter still lives here in austin. it is a great place to come home to. i worked along the border. have any of you been to --? right along the border? when i went there, we would go across the border to mexico for dinner. you can do that today. it is become extremely dangerous. biden and harris are directly responsible for this. this is a border crisis and no one knows it better than the people who live along the border and all over texas. i think we should all find it disgusting that biden and harris can sit idly by when we see a little 14-year-old boy frightened because he was left in the desert by himself to die. think about that. they act like there is no pr

bombs operable pipe bombs not gummy props outside the headquarters of both democratic national committee and the republican national committee just hours before the full blown assault on the capitol started. still looking for whoever put those pipe bombs there. today the washington field office of the fbi released 11 stomach training new videos including stop motion and slow motion and spot shadows zeroing in on individual perpetrators, as they try to identify lots more people who violently attacked police officers that day. the stuff they put out today is hard to watch. and one instance they show an officer being beaten, being hit with a big metal pole. there's another close-up video of an officer being rushed to the ground and stopped and beaten by the mob. it does seem right on the day marking six months from this attack, we get the attorney general in person at the u.s. capitol police thanking the officers for defending the capitol, but also briefing them on the justice department's legal pursuit of the attackers, which again continues. president biden tonight put out a strong statement marking these s

new chair of the national republican committee. we will win in 22. and as us senator i will do it every day and fight for secure border. i have been there two years is not full of a lot of conservatives like you. strong conservatives are not accepted in dc right now. democrats control washington that they do not control our country. we do. they want to control the way we think, what we say, how we say and what we do. but we will never allow that. [applause] democrats want to say what to say and how to say it we will be canceled for merger churches and jobs they want to cancel us. how me if you are not even sure what you can say right now? were to be socially acceptable? i believe there will be a big backlash coming from all of us and there is nothing the democrats can do to stop it. [applause] in dc they went to defend the police get funding for military. and teacher duly elected president twice for nonsense but that's the craziest thing they tried to do the craziest bill is for the people act. have you heard of it? it's not for the people call it wh

host: what is the clubs relationship like with the party committee, the national republican congressional committee and the other committee as well? guest: both committees have said they will stay out of the primaries. so we do not run into them -- speaker maccarthy has said similar things, though if one of your people can't win in the general or we think they are a bad candidate, we may oppose you. for the most part, we work in the primary space, raise money for the general. once our candidates when the primary, our interests are aligned, so we can work together with them. host: sounds like you think kevin mccarthy will be speaker again. guest: that is certainly what he is pushing for. he is the leader now and i do not see the reason why that would not happen. we will have to see. politics is a lifetime and a year. host: evansville, indiana is next. this is deborah, a democrat. caller: good morning. how are you this morning? host: doing well. you are on with david mcintosh. guest: hi, deborah. caller: hey. i was wondering if in biden's economic plan for families if he plans to include an

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targets, including apparently the national republican party hit this past week. handling this as a national security matter, as a legal matter, now as a new foreign confrontation with vladimir putin and the kremlin. we'll have more on that story tonight as well. it's all this hard work of governing, right, thinking and working our way out of and around hard problems here on earth one. and on earth two, how's things today? people say that there's a split screen -- you can always take a split screen approach to american politics. whatever the problems are in the country, the democrats will have an idea of how to do it, the republicans will have a different idea and then we'll have a fight as a country and maybe we'll come down somewhere in the middle. that's not what our lives are like right now. that's not what our country is like right now. what i just described is what's happening on earth one. that's what democratic party politics are wrangling with in the contours of the kinds of problems they're trying to approach right now. that's earth one. earth two? here's

across this nation, republicans overwhelmingly support these four principles in this bill. it's incredibly bipartisan. but not here in this chamber. because here is where the powerful speak, and the minority leader has said i'm going to lock down my senators from supporting these efforts to defend our constitution. i'd be embarrassed -- i'd be embarrassed if the leader of a caucus said it's going to lock me down and prevent me from defending the constitution. i'd be more than embarrassed. i'd be alarmed, i'd be outraged. as should every member of this body across the aisle -- to be outraged that they're being told they're locked down from defending the constitution. next month america will celebrate the 56th anniversary of the 1965 voting rights act. the most powerful significant advancement in nation has every made to realize the we the people vision of america. lyndon johnson called august 6, 1965, the day he signed that law, a triumph for freedom, as huge as any victory that has ever been won on any battlefield. he said, the heart of the act is plain. wherever by clear a

next, i would like to introduce a great friend of mine at the republican national committee, the cochairman of the republican national committee. he's from texas but does his work from washington d.c. he has cochair, right hand man for ronald mcdaniel we may see on tv but the guy behind the team doing the hard work, raising money at helping candidates from my good friend from texas, tommy hicks. [applause]s >> thank you. i'm proud to be a texan. i know the last thing i should be doing today is spending a lot of time talking while waiting to shoot. [laughter] i know i want to shoot i want to thank you, the last time i was here, and i've been here six or seven times since i've been cochair. we went and protested make sure we protected new hampshire and all other states ability to control their elections and that is vertical as we think about saving our second amendment because if theyti nationalize elections through cheating and we are not going to take that. i got some good news for your. i don't the headlines are bleak and bad and the biden administration is the most radical we've ever seen

next i'd like to introduce a great friend of mine at the republican national committee is the co-chairman. republican national committee. he's from texas, but does most of his work from washington d.c. he's the co-chair, the right-hand man for ronna mcdonnell who you might see on tv a lot, but he's my good friend from texas tommy hicks. >> thank you. i'm tommy hicks from texas, proud to be a texan as a texan spend time talking while we're waiting to go shoot. i know i want to shoot. but i want to thank you. you know, the last time i was here, chris, i've been here six or seven times since i was co-chair, we went and protested maggie hassan to make sure we protected new hampshire and state's abilities to control their elections and that's critical as we think about saving our second amendment, if they nationallize the elections there will be cheating, and we're not going to take that. i've got some good news for you, i mean, i know the headlines are all bleak and bad and the biden administration is the most radical we've ever seen in the history of our country. people around the country ha

the republican national committee dismissed mr biden's remarks as dishonest. eds of troops in south africa has failed to prevent a fifth day of violent unrest and looting. at least 72 people have been killed and about 800 have been arrested since protests erupted in response to the jailing of the former president, jacob zuma. a diplomatic row has broken out between the greek government and the eu over the country's treatment of migrants trying to reach europe from turkey. human rights groups claim that thousands of people seeking asylum in europe have been blocked by greek boats and pushed back to turkey. now on bbc news, the highlights of tuesday

how have national republicans -- i know that you are a republican, running as republican, at times you'vetional party, how they respond to? >> i think so far a lot of them are frustrated, and a little upset with me because i actually say what's true, which is many of these people don't care about their own voters, they think they're either bigoted or stupid. if they don't understand their job in this country is to protect their own voters to serve their best interests. a lot of established republicans, just like a lot of the mainstream press and corporate media, against me, and it's going to be fine.es >> tucker: they are going to hi you pretty hard. do you expect that? >> they are going to hit me very hard, they're going to come after my family and me personally. you know what? i think it's worth it. this is a country that i know you love, i love, and it's worth it to wade through the stuff. i can take a punch in the job, as you know. i come from rough circumstances, i did not come from an easy life. that prepared me to take on the challenge.h i'm excited to do it. >> i admire you and i

nations. republicans are angry. >> you have people being bullied and beaten in the streets of cuba. venezuelans arresting political protesters. the united states is asking the united nations, a cesspool of violence, to come to the united states and investigate us in the united states? we look so ridiculous in the eyes of the world right now. >> 20 blinken like his boss joe biden is getting a kick me sign on abe lincoln's back here. they should tell them to pack his bags and go straight to china. >> harris: give us your opening argument. >> leo: i will tell you right now, this is an embarrassment. this is the greatest country in the world, harris. people are trying to get into this country. let's just be honest. they have weaponized that democrats on the far left, they have recognized the torchlight death for political purpose. i have said this on fox news a thousand types. there is no systemically sends him in this country. it is been eliminated, it is gone, it doesn't exist. but these are democratic talking points to divide this country. as a civil rights attorney for 30 years, it b

thank you for being with us, congressman steny hoyer. >>> coming up on "politics nation," republicanst you to believe crime is running wild and president biden is to blame. i refute their big lie. >>> and hard-core trump supporters have been lined up all day for his florida rally just hours from now. find out what the ex-president is likely to say about the criminal charges filed this week against his family business and one of his most trusted executives. >>> but first, my colleague joshua johnson with today's top news stories. joshua. >> thank you, rev. hello to you. some of the stories we are watching this hour, fire officials in miami-dade county say demolition crews could bring down the remainder of the partially collapsed champlain towers condo building tomorrow. concerns about the stability of the structure hampered rescue efforts. 22 people are confirmed to have died in the collapse. 126 are still believed to be missing. >>> another possible complication for the rescue effort, tropical storm elsa. check out the path. the system has been downgraded from a hurricane as it moves

all across the nation, republican state lawmakers proposing or passing legislation that critics say makes difficult for americans to vote including including requiring uniform id, prohibits people from passing out water to those waiting in line to vote. >> here in pennsylvania, a battleground state in 2020, the issue of election reform i is -- after widespread claims of election fraud. >> claims that are unfounded with no evidence the election outcome would change. republican state senator david argo is charging ahead any way with hopes of more restrictions. >> if you have a more restrictive time to vote, if you can't vote at night or you need to apply to vote way earlier than some people, what's the matter with that? >> i think our goal and you have heard it in other states as well to make it easier to vote but harder to cheat. and so i really, really push back hard with those folks that think that this is some kind of a threat to democracy. i think it is never been easy to vote in pennsylvania than it is today. we just want to make sure it is done right. >> cochran, an anctivist for vot

. >> the president had a message for national republicans more broadly. have you know shame?words. peter doocy, thanks very much. let's bring in byron york from "the washington examiner" and fox news contributor. i'm struck by the language being used around this issue. when you look at voter i.d., the majority of americans think that that is a reasonable idea. we've seen minorities push back on the idea that they're not able to get an i.d. we hear kamala harris, the vice president talking about the fact that some people in rural areas can't do a xerox and send in a copy to get it. what do you see going on here in the big picture? >> you know what is striking about this latest push for a voting rights bill from democrats is the seriousness of the language that they use. like the return of jim crow or jim crow on steroids. the unseriousness of some of the proposals that they're talking about. a lot of people on capitol hill view s-1, the for the people act, the bill the president is talking about, as a messaging bill. it's filled with progressive democratic wish list items, pub

targets, including, apparently the national republican party this past week. handling that as a national security matter, as a legal matter is now a new foreign confrontation with vladimir putin and the kremlin. we'll have more on that story tonight as well. but it's all this hard work of governing, right? thanking and working our way out of and around hard problems. here on earth one. and on earth to, house things today? people say you can take a split screen approach to american politics. whatever is happening, the republicans will have a different idea, the democrats will have a different idea. that will come somewhere in the middle. that's not where our lives are right now. that is not where countries like right now. what i described is what is happening on earth one. that is with democrat of -- kinds of problems that they're trying to approach right now. that is earth one. it's too, here's the other party. here is that headline today in the philadelphia enquirer. quote, key pennsylvania republican asks counties to hand over ballots and election equipment f

why the texas republican party and national republican parties at activities in voter suppression and election malfeasance is wrong. i hope that senate democrats have learned that lesson. but we will see in the next month, proceeding through this august recess. >> thank you for that mention. that jonathan kaye part interview and barred cast is right before us monday night, 10:00 eastern, 7:00 west coast. don callaway, by the way, go to -- little crystal, gentlemen. we'll keep doing this. thank you both for coming by. coming up for us, he warns efforts to revise or rewrite our history are the greatest threat to our republic effort. the award winning documentarian, can burns, standing by to talk with us next. [♪♪] looking to repair dry, damaged hair without weighing it down? try pantene daily moisture renewal conditioner. its color-safe formula uses smart conditioners to micro-target damage helping to repair hair without weighing it down. try pantene. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? s

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on the same side, democrats have always historically been sort of cautious about nationalizing elections. republicansave done very well when they've nationalize the election. but he is a spot on. it is about the big picture here which is middle america, suburban districts, especially these suburban college educated white women who gave democrats a chance in 2018, and gave biden a chance in 2020, who have historically been breaking more republican democrats. does your future, and your children's future, look brighter if republicans succeed in undermining democracy? and democracy has to be on the ballot in this upcoming midterm election. now, i am with my republican friend here on the side deal that we can nationalized this and make it about democracy. ali, i've got it brings more my democratic friends along on this. they will try to make it about everything except about the big picture of democracy. i think that's where democrats are off on the messaging on this. i have faith that we can help bring them along, on nationalizing this election, and making it about democracy. there is no bigger question b

so what is at stake for the national republican party in trying to keep texas red?ink the first thing at stake is they are in alignment with whatever trump is spouting in terms of the 2020 election, which we heard this past weekend at cpac part two, just more vilification and lies. so you have republicans not just elected officials now, but party organs, all aligning themselves, so for a state like texas with this legislation having been defeated during the first round, now they have to bring it home. they have to continue to make the case that's consistent with the national branding around the 2020 election. i think that's what you saw this weekend from the reporting we just heard, where they didn't take any amendments. yeah, we'll give you sunday, but the rest of it we're going to keep pretty much in line with what republicans are saying about this election around the country, and that is nothing, because there is no proof of fraud. that's the irony in all of this, is that they've not presented one iota of evidence that these bills are claiming to address. so the

on the same side, democrats have always historically been sort of cautious about nationalizing elections. republicansey have nationalized elections. but he's spot-on, it is about the big picture here is, middle america, all the suburban districts, especially the suburban college educated white women who gave democrats a chance in 2018 and 2020, and who have been breaking more republican than democrat historically. does your future and your children's future look brighter if republicans succeed in undermining democracy? and democracy has to be on the ballot in these upcoming midterm elections. i'm with my republican friend on this idea that we should make this about democracy. i have to bring some of my democratic friends along on this, because they'll try to make it about everything except the big picture of democracy. and i think that's where democrats are awful in their messaging on this. but i have faith we can help bring them along about nationalizing the election, and making it about democracy. because there's no bigger question than are we going to be a democracy or not? >> what an important di

doing what you're doing, why you're standing up and why the texas republican party and the national republicand election malfeasance is wrong. so i hope that senate democrats have learned that lesson. but we will see in the next month proceeding up through this august recess. >> thank you for that mention that jonathan capehart interview and broadcast is right before us monday night, 10:00 eastern, 7:00 west coast. don callaway, by the way, we'll keep doing this, thank you very much for coming by. >>> coming up for us, he warns efforts to revise or rewrite our history are the greatest threat to our republic ever. the award-winning documentarian ken burns standing by to talk with us next. by to talk with us next it's a wishlist on wheels. a choice that requires no explanation. it's where safe and daring seamlessly intersect. it's understated, yet over-delivers. it is truly the mercedes-benz of sports sedans. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer today for exceptional lease and financing offers. (man) i've made progress with my mental health. so when i started having unintentional body movements

. >>> and the national republican committee is responding to reports that the russian hackers have breachedter systems. in a statement, the rnc has stated that a third-party contractor had been hacked by hackers, but none of the data had been accessed. it is another sign that the russian hackers are getting more sophisticated, and they are calling them apex predators following this week's attack on company kaseya. and in the code of the attack, it was written specifically to avoid computers that primarily use russian and related languages. joining us now for more on this is russian and intelligent correspondent dilanian, and what is the latest on these cyber attacks, and what is the concern? >> well, geoff, the apparent attempted attack on the rnc may have nothing to do with the on wave of attacks, and may be garden variety, and maybe the same type of thing that people in the united states do to others. but what is so disturbing is what made it the largest ransomware attack in history is because it was one of the most sophisticated and the attackers compromised a trusted vendor which then p

and, look, they just raised $45 million, the national republican congressional committee raised $45 million is an incredible hull it's massive and so that part seems to be working for them. but what they're not calculating here is that they are limiting their growth potential by tying themselves so closely to donald trump. you know, i don't know how they're going to win back these swing districts where trump is -- is seriously underwater in these suburban areas. so they made this calculation. >> they are trying hard, charlie, i will tell you, real quickly, and i will let you finish. they are trying hard with the critical-race theory because they -- they think that appeals to suburban parents, educated people. um, maybe it's having an effect. i don't know if it is showing in the polling but you are saying they're underwater. sorry to cut you off but go on. >> yeah. the bottom line is it's -- it's even more mind boggling that he would have a meeting with former-president trump on the same day that we're hearing general milley, you know, talk about, you know, equating, you know, 1933 by the na

nation? meanwhile, in recent days, another ransom wear attack hit american companies and the republican nationalommittee confirmed that air i.t. provider was attacked by hackers, believed to brussian. perspective bidenaid the u.s. will act against the hackers if russia does not. and this week marks the sixth -months anniversary on the attack on the u.s. capitol. joining us are miami herald and caribbean reporter jacqueline charles. joining is us from haiti, and in studio, dan balz, chief correspondent for the "washington post." leigh ann caldwell, capitol hill correspondent forn news and weijia jiang, cbs correspondent for cbs news. weijia, talk to us about the decision to pull out of afghanistan. president biden has been out forcibly defending his position. weijia: right, that's what happened yesterday. the real news is that his deadline moved up from what he initially set for september 11 and now plans to get all the troops out by the end of august. this was an opportunity to explain why and he made clear that from the beginning the u.s. was out for, one, hunting down osama bin laden and two,

the tree provoked a whole bunch of mixed reactions or some denouncing her view of the national holiday. republicans pointed out the bush herself, was black, and went from being a nurse to then serving in the house of representatives. and the claim to a message had dishonored every black person who ever fought for the nation and with race now even taught in schools and causing division along with a symbols at the very heart of the republic. what garcia now looks at what american identity really means today. what makes it america is it being a patriot lesson, serving in the marines. paying taxes is waving the flag, putting up the stars and stripes and poll outside your house. know that according to that media, just might make you of fanatical republican today flying the american flag from the back of a pickup truck or over a lawn is increasingly seen in a deeply divided nation. well, that rise about division, which the media of course frightened inflamed in the name of ad revenue, but it's everywhere. people see everything differently. everyone has an opinion that they'd rather that rather die than g

quote, republicans' new election overhaul bill in texas, a state which already has some of the nation'scourt's ruling last week to uphold two voting restrictions in arizona. that decision significantly elevated the threshold for whether a voting measure constitutes a violation of section two of the voting rights act which prohibits discriminatory voting practices. whether texas democrats are successful yet again in blocking the restrictive voting measures put forward in their state remains to be seen,utdy voting rights attorney mark elias is signaling the fight is just beginning in response to both hb-3 and sb-1 he tweeted this. quote, if texas enacts this bill, it will be sued. the continuing battle to protect voting rights in the state that is already the hardest to cast a ballot this is where we start with some of our favorite reporters and friends. joining us, ari berman, "mother jones'" reporter and author of "give us the ballot." joining us, matthew dowd, and author of the upcoming book "revelations on the river." and kim atkins is here, an msnbc contributor. matthew dowd, it is y

national institute on health. republicans on capitol hill are demanding documents on the research but so far the w.h.o. has refused, spoke with the top often energy and commerce committee is one looking for answers. >> she's trying to answer the critical question whether u.s. government grants played a role in risky research in wuhan lab that could have started the pandemic, those records are just one data point in a complex investigation. >> we want to know what was funded through taxpayer dollars to the wuhan lab. >> this republican congressman told cbs news despite two former requests the national institute of health has not fully cooperated with investigators. >> we need to better understand when nih started fund grangted at the wuhan lab. >> in a lebanon obtained by cbs news, the nih has not provided a single document whether nih funding played a role in risky research in china. >> we're 16 months into the pandemic, why do these records still matter? >> think of every loved one we lost, every health care workers on the f

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the tweet did provoke mix reactions with some denouncing her view of the national holiday. republicans pointed that the push is black and went from being a nurse to serving the sioux representatives. another claim that her message had dishonored every black person who fought for the nation with race. now even being taught in schools and causing division along with the symbols at the heart of the republic. but against you have take a look at what american identity means today. what makes it america, is it being a, a patriot, as it serving in the marines paying taxes? is that waving the flag, putting up the stars and stripes and pool outside your house? know that according to the media, just might make you a fanatical republican. today, flying the american flag from the back of a pickup truck or over lawn is increasingly seen as a clue will be. it's an imperfect one to a person's political affiliation in a deeply divided nation. while they're right about division, which the media cause fad, inflamed in the name of ad revenue, but it's everywhere. people see everything differently. everyo

we are one nation indivisible. republican and democrat.icans. >> as we head into the 4th of july weekend, know that the united states of america is still the greatest country on the face of the planettes. teach your children to respect the flag and each other. wear your stars and stripes proudly and remember those words from president reagan that the things that unite us far outweigh the little that divides us. don't let anybody stifle your love of country. that's all the time we have tonight. i am sitting in for laura ingraham. catch the latest episode of jason in the house. you can listen to my new podcast and check out my book. if you need to see more of me, i will be hosting sunday morning futures this weekend 10 a.m. eastern. thanks for watching this special edition of the "the ingraham angle." >> i am interested in your thoughts heading into the 4th of july weekend. >> we will start a new family tradition. every 4th of july we will watch the video that the "new york times" put together of january 6th. >> nice. and we will watch video

national. now republicans have lashed out, have the quote purely politicize to committee set up to probe january's capital riots. while makers warned that the panel named by top democrat and policy is designed simply as a vote winner. this is purely a part is an exercise so that they can carry this issue that they think is their only winning issue in the election cycle. that's exactly what i was hoping we wouldn't have because it's going to be politicized. the entire creation of this committee is obviously a 100 percent partisan. well, 7 of the 8 members chosen by pelosi are from the democratic party. and many of them have direct links to the anti trump effort. having served as impeachment managers in the 1st or 2nd trials against the former leader, republican say previous statements by the committee members, make them clearly unfit to impartially assess the riot by trump supporters. president trump is committed to high crime and misdemeanor of abuse of office and everything about donald trump's life. everything about is every day and office spells corruption, president incited right wing terroris

provoked all sorts of mixed reactions with a, ultimately some denouncing view of that of the national holiday. republicans pointed out bush is black and white from being a nurse to serving in the house of representatives and other claim to a message i dishonored, every black person you ever fought for the nation with race now even taught in schools and causing division along with the symbols of the heart of the republic ortiz motor garcia looks at what american identity really means today. what makes it america is it being a, a patriot lesson serving in the marines. paying taxes is waving the flag, putting up the stars and stripes and poll outside your house. know that according to the media, just might make you of fanatical republican. today, flying the american flag from the back of a pickup truck or over a lawn is increasingly seen as a clue will be. it's an imperfect one to a person's political affiliation and it's deeply divided nation. well, they're right about division, which the media course flat and inflamed in the name of ad revenue. but it's everywhere. people see everything differently. everyo

complicating this the republican national committee denies the systems were breached. third party company based in fremont says only that it's aware of an attempt. the pentagon says 90% of american troops withdrawn from afghanistan. the u.s. handed over bagram air force field. president biden wants all troops out by september. >>> the other goal of vaccination falling short of the mark dividing itself among blue and red states. >> now we need to go community by community, neighborhood by neighborhood and oft times door to door to get help to the remaining people protected from the virus. look. equity, equality, remains at the heart of the responsibility to ensure that the communitys that are the hardest hit by the virus have the information and the access to get vaccinated. >> another challenge for him is gas prices. let me be clear. i have said this in this studio for four different presidents. presidents don't have control over gas prices. supply and demand do. that said americans like to blame or credit the president as prices go up and down. president trump had low

so far he's not saying whether he thinks russia is behind this latest hack against the republican nationallligence arm of the russian government that was behind this but so far president biden says he was briefed on it this morning and is still waiting on more information from the fbi which he says is coordinating with the rnc. right now they are saying that their networks were not actually breached by these attempted hackers, but of course, wolf, the big question is going to be once the u.s. government does make a determination about who was behind this attack is what he's going to do. president biden under pressure tonight to respond to brazen new attacks believed to be carried out by russian-based hackers. >> what's your message on cyber? any message after your briefing on cyber? >> at what point does the united states respond? >> reporter: biden telling reporters he'll deliver a message to the russian president after an attempted hack of the republican national committee and a global ransomware attack. >> we of course are investigating. the fbi is in touch with the rnc and we will dete

bloomberg has been told russian government hackers breached the computer systems of the republican nationalommittee last week. sources say were part of a group that has been tied to the kremlin for an intelligence service. the group has previously been accused of breaching the democratic national committee into any 16 and a cyberattack involving sober -- solarwinds. they denied the systems were breached. chinese president xi xiping is warning against politicizing the pandemic. much of his speech was devoted to discussing china's willingness to work with other countries. the rhetoric used from addressing the nation last week, saying china cannot be coerced or bullied. president biden is appealing to americans who have not been vaccinated against covid-19 to do so. biden missed his fourth of july deadline for having 70% of american adults partially vaccinated and 160 million people fully vaccinated. speaking at the white house, he discussed the dangerous -- dangers of the delta variant. president biden: in today's briefing we discussed how it's on behalf of all cases in many parts of this cou