the obama administration said yes. the biden administration says yes. most scholars who work on the issue say, yes you should. this is a global problem that requires a global solution. it doesn't make a lot of sense to think about it ending at the borders of our country. but there is some disagreement on that. that's step one. at least when i was in the administration, there was no real dissent over whether they should be a global issue. it clearly should be. step two, how do you evaluate damages across the rest of the world? this is one of the more unfortunate features of the framework that the government is currently using. basically the value is scaled to the level of income in the different countries. there is the approach -- it says, lives in sub-saharan africa are worth may be a penny on the dollar of lives in the united states today. >> in a moral sense, they skillet with income to the people? -- they scale it with income to the people? >> economists try to say is not a moral judgment. but at the end of the day, it comes down to, your scaling wha

five months into the obama administration he headed to a foreign post somewhere. so as a courtesy, president obama invited the family in for what was supposed to be just a quick greeting and photo, stay in front of the desk and then young jacob, i think it was five at the time, had the presence of mind to say, mr. president, my friends tell me that my haircut is just like yours. wow and with that, barack obama bent over. jacob touched his head. it's happened so fast. look, i've cut his dad's head off so compositionally not the perfect composition. but. but the fact that i precisely got the moment because there's only one picture, one click, but you can his eyes and you see his hand touching his head and like i didn't even know what i had. even though with digital camera you look looking back at the camera because like, you know, there was like all kinds of stuff going on that day. i never really looked back. my camera. and later that day, one of the photo editors that was looking through my take from the day sent me the photo and he said look at this and i was like

and so the obama administration needs to nominate a fed governor. they've had a couple scrapped because couldn't pass the senate and they are looking around to find who's kind of centrist and who would fit that bill. and they're like, why not jay powell know he's a republican. so the republicans will probably for him and he's just basically helped us out big time. on getting debt limit deal done. and so they'd send around letters, emails to each other, basically saying this is not qualified from an economic perspective, but we think that he's pretty you know, he's pretty smart and he did really did you know a lot help us here. i've got some of that detail in my book and the end conclusion is that they ended up nominating jay powell to a governor role. he they were a little worried. he wasn't ph.d. economist, but they were like, you let's go for it. and he got confirmed and, you know, rest is history. and so he spent several years as a fed governor. there's seven of them under janet yellen. donald trump gets elected. how does he end up in the in the

that was like tuesday for those of us who worked in the trump administration. the obamas even invite the bidens to dinner. >> jesse: biden doesn't even have lunch with kamala. >> by the way where is with a barackand michelle obama centerr women? >> jesse: juice tycoon. stuff tastes terrible. >> thanks for watching fox. >> jesse: watch out, joe biden's migrants are now wedding crashers. ♪ honestly i don't care ♪ find the perfect vacation rental for you booking.com, booking. yeah. ♪ fox news alert the entire team of investigators working on the hunter biden tax case have been thrown off the case and the orders came from the top. the whistleblower who claimed that the biden administration had been burying the hunter biden probe says he believes this is 100 percent retaliation. the team has been working the case for years and now it's been gutted. so the biden administration is now allegedly obstructing justice and orchestrating a cover-up. >> jesse: so the southern border is a catastrophe. biden turned new york city into el paso. you ready? there are 65,000 fresh new illegal

joel rubin, you served in the obama administration. l in the obama administration. might have gotten the better deal? look, carl, my initial— gotten the better deal? look, carl, my initial reaction - gotten the better deal? look, carl, my initial reaction is - carl, my initial reaction is this is a really big waste of time. kevin mccarthy created a dynamic that was unnecessary, a false — a false crisis. a debt ceiling is about paying past bills. the idea that somehow, as one of his members said earlier in the week, that they were going to shoot the hostage, meaning the american people and our economy, in order to get extreme physical restrictions that are not part of this negotiation but part of an appropriations process, which isjust ludicrous. i'm relieved that president biden was able to talk some reason into kevin mccarthy. kevin mccarthy saw the politics of this. and this is turning in a direction where he was going to be looking very much like the one who was going to take the american economy, especially with his members speaking the weight they did. and don'

the last time it became a leverage point was during the obama administration. we came very close. the markets are not going to just be impacted here in the united states, it is impacted globally because everything is linked to the u.s. dollar. and the good faith that represents to the world. karina: huge impact. let's move on to ron desantis. his announcement on twitter that he is running for president yesterday had technical difficulties. we now know he is officially in the presidential race. what do you think about that unusual way to announce a candidacy? >> he has marketed way that wants to be different. he didn't want to be in front of thousands of people, he wanted to sit with elon musk. they had all of those snafus and he didn't get to speak for 20 minutes. he is not grade on the stump. so, doing a one-on-one with another person of musk's stature would make sense. he has done a book tour some foreign travel. he is prepared to start his campaign, but it is sputtering. that is really a problem for him. there are other republicans getting into the race because they see him as

that was a policy that was asked for by the obama administration, allowed to be used in the obama administrationd actually worked. all we are asking is for this bill, this is the security bill on immigration. fix the border, have some -- immigration reform. back in 1986, the bill, because of the double crossed that occurred then, president reagan -- we will fix the security problem. we got the amnesty and they never fix the security problem. most of the people i represent do not want to take that risk again. i yield. >> thank you, representative burgess. ranking member, do you want to add anything to that or you want to move on? >> i will move on but i think the image that is seared in so many americans minds is those babies and those children torn from their parents during the prior ministration. i just hope that we remember that and reject it always. and that's not who we are. we are much better than that. america is much better than that. with that, i yield back. thank you. >> thank you, general lady. before we proceed, i understand we need once again to switch out a witness. any members have

what happened to the obama administration, the trump administration, the early biden administration? the authors of the post scripts looked back. he said, what is it tells us about the bush administration. what did they get right, what did we get wrong. 20 years over four administrations dealing with the issue, what are the lessons learned for future presidents? most of those issues that were confronted are still with us today. that is what the book is. these memorandums, post scripts, there is a preface via condoleezza rice and myself that talks about a balance of power favoring freedom at the organizing principle at the bush foreign policy. and three outside essays looking back at bush's administration foreign policy. a final one that looks at the jazz issue from president bush to president obama, which because calls the gold standard. accompanied the book is a archive, a digital archive being maintained at the presidential leadership center at fmu university. the center for presidential history maintains this archive. what the archive is, 30 transition memorandum in. the book. the

when he made a public statement, the former head of the magatem mohammed al-khabarada, the obama administrationall, relied on him, but the president . he didn't make it in a hurry. accused of corruption from the abuse of power in transit, mohammed murcia became the president of the country through the military. he represented the organization, the muslim brotherhood, but did not help the americans to gain a foothold in the region. but apdel fata hasisi has come for a long time as president for 9 years. you are pursuing a much friendlier policy in russia , for example, here i would even say those people who , according to their official position, according to their official position, are even official allies of the united states of america. well, they just need to cause displeasure. from the lake, how this caprice manifests itself, so to speak, this caprice of america, but we don’t like this figure. let's have another one. here's what not important. if only to punish the previous e leader, despite everything that he did for the united states of america and where they can find this kind. here is

now they were in the obama administration. remember the crew of 2014 for them. this is just unfinished business. randy, i think do the reason unfinished business. i think it is connected with the, with coal would and see these ease and then there's a number of elements to it. i would say obviously the tickets in, by taking google got more brain power than the people running the show. we in washington. absolutely. a, anybody could us seen how to avoid this if there was, had been any desire to avoid it, but you know, the american for the americans. this is an economic battles in my opinion. but i think for what i see here uh from the russians, this is also a 80 show fully cold, full war. absolutely. yeah. yeah. so that's the way that it is. it is not, you know, literally and wife they, they're still believed in the extracting resources in actually building producing products using the energy, which is all the ideas that go to, to what we are doing in the west. what we're promoting in the west and everything from family values raised over to contractions. this is a

in 2014 the obama administration asked congress to pass a law to give the administration the ability to remove uac. what we are doing in this bill, the obama administration asked for that and in response the house passed language that is in this bill. the senate did not take up that bill in the uac surges have continued. i think this element is critical to dealing with these kids, our ranking member talks about when a kid winds up on your doorstep the first thing you do is find out where those kids parents are and get them back with their mom and dad and that's what our legislation seeks to do. title vi puts illegal entry as a misdemeanor crime and title vii will help end the abuse of immigration parole since president biden took office as part of catch and release he has paroled around one million aliens who have illegally cross the border. the parole statute is very clear it is to be used on a case-by-case basis and only for significant public benefit or a humanitarian purpose. administrations have been abusing authority for years despite congress attempts to rein it in, most recen

it was an honor of a lifetime to serve our country and serve in his administration. barack obamand i have a relatively long history. i met him when my kids were five and seven years old. their basketball coach at the lincoln belmont 'y' was michelle robinson's brother, craig robinson. i met barack and michelle when he was a state senator and i think she was working at the university of chicago. i had known them for a long time. i knew what terrific individuals they were. when barack decided he was going to run for the presidency, he contacted me in 2006 and said, would you help me? would you become my national finance chair? would you raise the money for me to run for president? i thought this was a crazy idea. i had never raised money on a national level for a presidential campaign. i had no idea how anyone did that. he said, no, no, i want you to do this role. and i did, but i really almost said no. what happened was i was sitting, talking to my husband after the evening that barack had asked me. he said to me, this is destiny knocking on the door of our nation and you've got t

. >> the obama administration when you were vice president to negotiate on the debt limit in the summer of 2011, have discussions over raising the debt limit. >> no in the sense that i got a call that morning at 6:00 saying that the republican leader that don't -- would only talk to me and there was no time left. that's why i sent down and got instructions from the white house to settle it and that was my job. no notice. >> you, you and then the person with the camera. i'm joking. [laughter] >> speaker mccarthy said he asked you numerous times if there was anywhere in the budget for cuts. >> he got us but the specific answer -- specific answer again today. you didn't listen so why should i into the question, we cut the budget by billions. we cut the deficit by raising the tax on people making 55, corporations that made and the list goes on. >> is there any room for negotiations? >> what is he proposing? did he tell you? did he tell you what he's proposing? >> he was talking about the bill. >> what did he propose? do you know? i'm not being a wise guy. do you know what that bill cuts? >>

we're not talking about something that passed under a obama administration.90s were a radically different period for both republicans and democrats if you look at where the parties are today. and joe biden, things that he's voted on in terms of crime, obviously, he has evolved in terms of that. i do think it's as well that we'll get a deal. i imagine that it has to the happen very quickly. i ran into charles payne in the elevator, and he show me the schedule of where they need to get a deal hammered out in terms of it ready to go, and it needs to be this sunday. so they've got to work fast. to aoc's point about mcdark think doesn't have the votes -- mccarthy, there will be a new bill. and when you have a 3 or 4-seat majority, i don't know what we count george santos as, half a congressman? it's unlikely that it's going to be smooth sailing through that. gerry: but biden did sort of hint this week that he might accept some of these measures. is that going to be rejected by the left, his party? is he going to be able to get that through the likes of aoc? >> i t

and the bush administration, the obama administration, the trump administration and now biden is outdoing them all, but republicans have to, at some point, say we are going to be fiscally responsible when we have all control of government and i hope we will do that in 2024. >> i certainly hope so. i mean the future of our country depends on it charlie. >> it does. >> i do wonder, you know, and you mentioned this actually earlier about the culture wars, they call them the culture wars but i feel like this debt limit debate distracts from some of the bigger things going on in our country charlie, transitioning kids at a young age, pornography in kindergarten classrooms the school shootings we see across the country, these are things republicans should be talking about not fighting battles we can't win if we don't have united government, we just can't win them. >> yeah. well, of course, there's no greater culture war in my book than the notion that we're going to rack up $31 trillion in debt. >> that's true. >> on a credit card and dump it on our children and grandchildren. you know, republi

i served, jonathan, eight years of the clinton administration, eight years of the obama administrationand a half years in this administration, which has been an extraordinary privilege with an extraordinary team at the domestic policy council. i've loved every minute of it. i've loved serving president biden and getting to serve our country again, but i'm looking

if you look back at the obama administration, secretary johnson, he said it was a very bad day if we apprehended 1000 people. right now we are anywhere between three to 4000 per day. we are still three to four times higher than what we should be. when we are that high it creates gaps in our coverage, we don't have the resources in the field that are necessary because we have too many doing administrative duties and we don't have our resources in the field. that creates gaps in our coverage and weight we have gaps is when we see the higher value products such as fentanyl, criminal aliens from special interest countries, that is when those people are those products cross our borders illegally. we have already apprehended 100 people on the terrorist watch list. it any previous record. this is still a very serious issue and if we don't get it under control it is my fear that it is going to be the americans that suffer. >> the department of homeland security put out numbers concerning what are known as encounters. i will show those in a second but could you describe what an encounter is?

agatha mohammed al-khabara ali , the obama administration primarily bet on him, but the president.came accused of corruption from the abuse of power in transit, mohammed became the president of the country through the military murcia. he represented the organization. the muslim brotherhood, but did not help the americans to gain a foothold in the region. but apdel fatta hasisi has come for a long time as president for 9 years. you are pursuing a much friendlier policy in russia, for example, here it’s even, i would say , those people who, according to their official position, according to their official position , are even official allies of the united states of america. this caprice , so to speak, this cape of america, but this we do not like the figure. let's have another one. here's what doesn't matter. if only to punish the previous e leader, despite everything that he did for the united states of america and where they can find this kind. here is such a cynical, without pardon, attitude, moreover, sometimes it is the price of this mistake that is not only a political career, b

is something that has been quite vague all the way from the nixon administration until the obama administration, but from the late trump years to, by the years now, the americans are opposite. here you filipino aircraft vessels or soldiers come under attack in the south. china sea, not vaguely in the pacific, but in the south, tennessee that will be covered by dimensional defense treaty by the united states. and that's particularly important in light of what has been happening over the past few days. that will be coast guard, accusing try and harassing them, and the harassment by the chinese schools. where dawson was caught by a number of journalists were accompanying the philippine coast guard. and few months ago you hot chinese worship report to the point in military great laser at the filipino patrol vessel, also in the contested areas of the south china sea. so this tensions give a certain point and c, r to this iron club statements by dividing ration. but what comprises an attack on philippine feelers? i mean, what you're talking about is something that is in our report as well. let's look

i served, jonathan, eight years of the clinton administration, eight years of the obama administrationtwo and a half years in this administration, which has been an extraordinary privilege with an extraordinary team at the domestic policy council. i've loved every minute of it. i've loved serving president biden and getting to serve our country again, but i'm looking forward to some time with family, friends, and just sort of thinking about, you know, at this stage of my life and my career, what does make sense next? and i'm not trying to answer that question anytime soon. >> ok, i have one last question for you. it is the most important question because in your book, in tough love, you write about your love of the democratic party. how soon after you leave that -- the white house -- >> we will have a going away before i leave and like all of my parties there will need to be music, and i will be very surprised if it doesn't lead to righteous dancing. and afterwards, we can talk about what comes next. but i will have more time to plan parties than i currently do. that's the good news. >

it is worse than the obama administration obamacare website he is not trying to fix.ed a reservation to break into the country anymore. now it's first come, first serve. illegals show up to the border. biden lets them in and then they disappear. biden has ordered the border patrol not to track them. biden has ordered the border patrol to not give them dates to show up at a hearing. they are off the grid. and the ones that do have hearings, are you ready? there is a 10-year wait time. the next opening for an immigration hearing is ju june 2033. i colombia. pencil it into your calendar jose. try not to schedule anything for june 1st, 2023. joe knows none of these migrants are showing up in court. he knows they are not fleeing violence because they wouldn't be fleeing to new york and chicago. in a generation. texas is going to be a democrat stated and the republican candidate for president is only going to be able to look at the white house from the outside. every migrant can be just like the biden administration no one pays their taxes he swear swears he is on it and wo

eight years of the obama administration, two and a half years in this administration, which has been an extraordinary privilege with an extraordinary team at the domestic policy. i've loved every minute of it. i've serving president biden and getting to serve our country again. but i'm looking forward to some time with family friends and just sort of thinking about, you know, at this stage of my life and my career what does make sense next? and i'm not trying to answer that question anytime soon. okay. well, then i've got one last question for you. it is the most important question, because in your book in tough love, you write about your love, a good dance party. so soon after you leave the white house, will you the dance party? well, first of all, i'm having one before i leave the white house. we'll have a we'll have a little going away before i leave. and like all my parties is going to have to be some. and i will be very surprised if. that doesn't lead to some righteous dancing. and then afterwards, you know, we'll talk about what comes next. but i will have more time to plan par

and during the obama administration, we were hit on both sides consistently.ism from both sides. i think a lot of the frustration or a lot of the current problem, you have to understand the border is dynamic. it changed a lot over the years. very quickly. but the threat we face at the border for decades was individuals sneaking into the united states. crossing the border with people leading them in the middle of the night. border patrol needing more technology and manpower, walls to try to prevent the incursions. it shifted in the late 2014 to '15. everyone presented themselves, made an asylum claim. here we are six, seven years into this and we have not adequately resourced the asylum system so we can process, remove them, send them home when they present false claims. we keep creating more demand. there is no end in sight. while the near term issue is how we're going to process the tens of thousands, i think congress also needs to ask themselves questions about why have we not resourced the current threat which is to the asylum system and why are we so overw

but they never tell you is this the obama administration preventing investigations into hillary and green lighting fake and illegal investigations into donald trump. but barack obama gets out there and he lies to us about the whole thing. >> i guarantee that not because i give attorney general lynch a directive, that is institutionally how we have always operated. i do not talk to the attorney general about pending investigations. i do not talk to fbi directors about pending investigations. the -- we have a strict line. and always have maintained it. i guarantee that there is no political influence in any investigation conducted by the justice department or the fbi not just in this case but in any case. >> so barack obama gets briefed by the cia director with the fbi director on pending investigations into his political opponents. and he just tells fox no? he just lies to fox. don't you ever lie to fox again. so, in one week, barack obama's vice president was taking foreign bribes right under miss nose and his justice department was illegally spying on the republican presidential nominee

we did that in the obama administration with the drop in the bucket, $750 million. uspended during the donald trump administration. i know president biden believes in. this we talked about it when hes with vice president and i was secretary. >> have you talked to the secretary? >> once in a while, yes. >> recently? >> recently? not recently. >> what would you do -- >> the last time he and i had a conversation was at my portrait unveiling in january. >> what would you do if you were him right now? >> well, i'm not him. i'm not in the job. and i am very happy i'm not in the job. it's very different circumstances. the problem is i said it is much, much bigger. so, he's juggling a lot right now. >> tough job. i don't know why anybody would want to be dhs secretary. tough job. it is a massive, massive job. >> much easier to come on cnn and talk about the job than be in the job. >> absolutely. interesting point there. you made earlier, title 8 has a fairly dramatic infeceffect ove time. they're trying to get that message out. >> can you explain to people what title 8 is? >