the expected legal challenges within that country, we also saw a very strong stand from the obama white housethe time. this is from the obama administration's press release at the time, quote, we want human rights abusers worldwide to know their deeds are not unnoticed and would be abusers to understand that there are consequences for engaging in such actions. the state department is taking steps to restrict the entry into the united states of specific ugandan individuals involved in serious violations or abuses of human rights including those determine today have committed such violations or abuses against lgbt individuals. that was in 2014. the obama administration pushed the country in specific ways. they canceled joint military exercises that the u.s. had planned with uganda. the obama administration pulled millions of dollars that had been planned to give to that country to support their country's policing. the u.s. had planned to open a national public health institute in uganda. instead the obama administration withdrew the millions of dollars planned for that endeavor and moved it to

we also saw a very strong stance from the obama white house at the time. ration's press release at the time. quote, human rights abusers world right, we wanted to know that their mosty's are not unnoticed. and with the would-be human rights abuses should understand that there will be consequences for engaging in such actions. the statement is therefore taking steps to restrict the entry into the united states of a ugandan individuals involved in serious violations or pieces of human rights including those determined to have committed such violations or abuses against lgbt individuals. that was the obama administration in 2014 and the abomination also pushed that country and other really specific ways. the cancel joint military exercises that the u.s. had planned with uganda. the obama administration pulled millions of dollars that have been planned to be given to that country in support of their countries policing. u.s. at the time plans to open a national public health institute if you go out there instead the ugandan illustration withdrew the millions dol

is he was engaged in a $5 million bribery scheme in the summer of 2020 when after he left the obama white house, and that's, it happened, that's the allegation it came up then but it occurred during the obama white house. james comer said the u.s. attorneys office in delaware has been investigating this as part of its probe into alleged crimes by hunter biden. democrat jamie raskin was trying to claim that was not the case. that a.g. barr had dropped it. >> well, look. i think what james comer said was that his assumption was when he was told by the fbi that this document was being used in a current investigation, his assumption was that that was something in delaware but that may not be correct. he's said that that was just an assumption. it doesn't matter. that's just getting into sort of ancillary tid bits about it and what matters is this is a credible whistleblower. this is also an informant that has been a paid fbi informant for a decade, has been paid six figures, james comer said, and that this person has come forward with this information about joe biden's behavior when he was vice pre

is highly credible, has been used by the fbi and multiple investigations dating back to the obama white house, so this is a very credible source it will be very interesting to see what the document actually contains is this is rather but has specifically liz, as far as the $5 million it was a particular country with these foreign nationals, to effect if the policy decision. liz: so then we have this, house judiciary paradigm jordan conducting oversight of a special custom objects mess investigation into former presidents from availing of pacified and coming off of the special counsel john durham reporting detailing serious problems the way the fbi was investigating trump russia. >> yes, he often says that he was targeted and targeted and unfairly but every time that we investigated it seems like that he is absolutely right, he simply accurate pretty and a big target on his back and they kept slinging arrows at him and that is not something that i ever want to see renee americans americans once they come the obi the justice department doing the weapon icing for political reasons. liz: so also,

official president biden plans to appoint mandy cohen to lead the agency in the obama white house she helped manage provisions of the affordable care act. neither the white house or cohen have responded to request for comment. the current director, rochelle walensky steps down june 30. >>> yesterday was the first day of hurricane season and with it came wicked weather across the south. flooding sunk major roads in texas forcing roadside rescues a system is brewing in the gulf of mexico as other states like florida prepare for more flooding today. >> reporter: water rushing onto a highway in western texas, submerging cars and forcing drivers to abandon their vehicles >> trying to get you, man. i'm coming >> reporter: this man, who loses control of his car climbed out of a window to escape. >> i got you >> reporter: emergency crews also unable to move. many who had to leave their cars forced to navigate waist-high waters after three to five inches of rain fell in a matter of hours, prompting mudslides, rock falls and several road closures. >> it's completely washed two vehicles righ

who began his white house service 30 years ago in the clinton white house, where he was involved in every legislative action on the clinton agenda. steve ricchetti also served in the obama administration, it is about deputy white house chief of staff in the biden harris administration. the president and his negotiating team are serious people. and hakeem jeffries is right. they did an incredibly good job. >> and i'm thankful for the leadership of president joe biden. in avoiding a catastrophic default, i'm thankful for the leadership of president joe biden and finding our way to an agreement that will avoid a hostage taking situation for the balance of the 118 congress. and i'm thankful for the leadership of president joe biden and house democrats, who protected social security, protected medicare, protected medicaid, protected veterans benefits, protected education, protected public safety, and protected the american people from the draconian 22% across the board cuts that house republicans were trying to visit on every day americans. and as a result of that effort, that leadership of president joe biden, we're going to be able to get through this hostage taking situat

that in fact hunter biden facilitated meetings between well-connected foreign nationals and the obama white house and his own father, despite being a crackhead, hunter biden received millions from foreigners in russia, ukraine, kazakhstan, china and dozens of other countries around the world. by the way, let's not forget a credible fbi source has accused both his father joe and hunter of accepting bribes from a ukrainian foreign national in exchange for policy decisions. by the way, this particular source was deemed credible by the fbi because they had previously paid this source hundreds of thousands of dollars. they are also purported to leave recordings of phone calls between joe and hunter and that marie's mama executive that allegedly validate those claims that were kept as an insurance policy. and then there is this little old quid pro quo when biden was bragging that when he was vice president he leveraged 1 billion of your taxpayer dollars to force ukraine to fire a prosecutor who it turns out was investigating burisma holdings that was paying his son a fortune. that's the ukrainian oil a

the obama white house said joe, you're not coming on the campaign trail you make too many mistakes.e off the campaign trail. last year and a half of his vice presidency, and what the heck, i'll cash in. >> yeah, look, joe biden is a damaged candidate. the democrats know that they can't win with joe biden between his verbal gaffs, miscues, stumbling, he is not capable to be president in 2024 so what is the democrat strategy? very simple. bury trump in indictments and slime ron desantis as much as possible. liz: yeah, and by the way president obama wanted hillary clinton for 2016, right? final word. >> well she wanted hillary clinton and the reason why he wound up picking joe biden as vice president is because he knew joe biden could never up stage him and that's why joe picked kamala harris. liz: got it ford o'connell we'll see you again in a few minutes. this story ford will talk to us about on what the players in the debunked russia collusion probe are saying about the trump indictment coming up next on the "evening edit." like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for y

jim, this former white house official is telling prosecutors, this individual who was the expert on the declassification process for both trump and obama administrations, telling prosecutors that trump was well aware of the declassification process. you worked in the trump white house. is that your understanding? is how problematic might this be for trump? >> so i didn't work in the national security space or declassification of documents space, none of that while i was in the white house. you about i can tell you this, in any executive branch whether it's a government or president, i've worked in both the governor's office as general counsel and i worked as white house counsel in the trump administration. of course there are going to be protocols that the executive is going to get from his lawyers, from national security advisers on how to handle documents. so no surprise there that he would have had appropriate training. whether he followed it or not is a different story. and no surprise that he might not have followed certain protocols, right? this was donald trump, right? i'm not surprised. i don't think this is really all that sig

he's there but it's as if the white house pretends that we can't see any of that going on in front of our very eyes. look. they have not been transparent at all. the obamate house, by the way, in contrast, did keep records of hunter's visits so it's not like he has some kind of family protection privilege or something like that. and yet, they are, you know, continuing to just flaunt it in the voters faces how much they are pretending like all of the different woes that surround hunter don't matter and of course we know better and the congress and the continued efforts to get to the bottom of how this plea deal was worked out and whether you had the actual ability at doj to advance the kind of charges that mr. weiss wanted to is really going to be something that is a very open question that's going to be resolved in the coming months. ashley: we'll have to leave it there, ben, but thank you so much and i'm have glad we played nina simonne for you. brought back memories. now donald trump is the clear front runner right now to take on president biden in 2024. lauren, how would trump do in that potential matchup? lauren: win by three points so 44-41 accordi

. >>> let's bring in former obama white house chief of staff jim messina and former communications director writer at the bulwark tim miller. tim, is donald trump a real threat in a general election? >> i think so. joe biden is going to be a clear favorite in a general election if that's what we get up getting. it's a five-alarm fire because of the potential outcome of a donald trump presidency. it's horrifying to imagine. needy remind you he attempted a coup when he finished his first term in office. i think that maybe the level of panic wouldn't be quite as high if the potential outcome wasn't as concerning, wasn't as catastrophic. it's entering to hear vaughn look at those states. what he doesn't mention is georgia. there are a couple of places where democrats with feel good. donald trump has been rejected in georgia over and over again over the past few cycles, the 2020 election, and by endorsing brian kemp and having herschel walker lose. there are certainly some green shoots. i don't think democrats should be catastrophiing about it. when i hear people say it gives me the shivers, i h

. >> when obama first got elected, i got my first invitation to the white house and they asked me to i saw growing up. i didn't do work in the space, and i didn't feel worthy, and they explained to me that the reason they wanted me there is because it is my audience that this topic most affects. >> that's right. >> i was, like, absolutely. that's my seat to have. >> ladies and gentlemen, it is my great honor to introduce to you the president of the united states, barack obama. >> so i wonder as a culture, when do we take ownership that we belong in every space? >> yeah, so i would say -- so i actually worked the obama white house during 2016 during his final months in office and i worked on criminal justice reform and i think there's also something to be said about the fact that there are people in those positions that are advocating for us to make those spaces and have those rooms. >> hip-hop let me go to capitol hill and represent american people on behalf of prices and transparency in health care. they know what i came from, and i said, i got to speak for the voiceless. >> jonatha

are kind of making up a scandal about the biden family, democrats have also said that, but the obama white houset had serious concerns about the recent month corruption. in fact, the press office was asked about this and hunter biden's dealings, at the time, his connection to this firm, and yet joe biden continues to say he had nothing to do with it. the evidence shows to the contrary on a very basic level. >> jessica: so, i agree with elizabeth warren, who was the first person who was running for president in 2020, democrat, to come out and say that that arrangement, having our son working for a company like that, would not be acceptable and the ethics rules need to be revised, and i think we can all agree that that should be the case, it should be allowed, and joe should say that, but this isn't something that he would do ag again. but we have yesterday chad pergram, our own -- >> greg: our very own. >> jessica: that is what we are supposed to say, our very own chad pergram, saying "our very own post what makes them the best, which he is, saying if source familiar with the document told fox ne

dan fifer, former adviser in the obama white house argues, quote, silence could end up being a mistake. he writes democrats need to go on offense to push back on trump's messaging before he discredits the investigations and distracts the public. so is it dangerous for democrats to stay on the sidelines and let trump have an open mic? how do you weigh the risk/reward of these two philosophilosophie? >> sure. to be clear, the president has asked folks in the administration and the dnc to not pile on, but if outside groups and other folks want to do it, that's just fine. and actually, that's the way it should be right now. i do think trying not to play into trump's narrative that this is a political persecution is the right they think to do, one. also, if you're potentially running against a former president who has been criminally indicted for mishandling national security secrets, why would you want to get in the way of that and let him flail on his own. ana, when it comes to republicans, trump's republican opponents, they can't quite figure out what to do about this. they in their righ

robert gibbs, a former obama white house press secretary, sam stein and sabrina siddiqui.re's reporting from nbc news that some democrats think the president should be using the trump indictment to his advantage in his 2024 bid. it's malpractice to stay silent. there's legal ramifications here. president biden has shown an interest to stay away from this. is he making a mistake? >> no, absolutely not. he needs to stay far away from this. the white house and the president are correct. they shouldn't comment on this. they haven't. they won't. when i was in the white house, barely any of us had clearance to even call the department of justice. lord knows it wasn't on indictments. i think the idea that somehow this is going to provide -- that joe biden's commentary as a political pundit on this will provide intelligence about how people should feel about the trump indictment, my guess is that a lot of people have made up their minds on the trump indictment. they have seen reporting ton. they understand the evidence on it. i don't think joe biden is going to tip the scales on a

wrote these rules, helped write these classified document handling rules, when i was in the obama white house. and then as an ambassador i had to live by them and supervise hundreds of people who handled classified documents every day. if there was a whiff that i even was hanging to a single classified document after repeated requests and a subpoena, i would have been prosecuted long ago. there's a long history of people, far lesser conduct, being very severely treated by the court. so donald trump is getting better treatment, but he's about to have that runway i think and face the same kinds of charges that others do in these situations. >> i'm curious to get your perspective about the multiple venues now for these grand juries. one in miami, one here in d.c. for jack smith, he's obviously considering a number of different factors when figuring out where to file charges, potentially if trump is indicted. >> under applicable law, you need to bring each charge, each count of the indictment in the jurisdiction where the so-called essential conduct occurred. here there's some essential conduct i

we know that devon archer met with then-vice president on multiple occasions at the obama white house>> i gotta tell you, liz. follow the money and then follow-up with interviews and questioning. how many of the biden family members do you think the fbi has interviewed? liz: we don't know, right? >> probably zero. liz: got it. guy lewis, thank you so much for spending time with us it's good to see you you'll be back on again soon. tonight for you, we've got the arizona jennifer destefano, she testified today the first time she's talking to the media after her testimony about this terrifying story. scammers used artificial intelligence to clone her 15- year-old daughter's voice and tricked her into believing her daughter had been kidnapped. plus, congressman darrel issa and a new report claims the white house is preparing to evacuate americans from taiwan. is this a serious report? could that evacuation be as chaotic and botched as the exit out of afghanistan? all coming up on the "evening edit." i've spent centuries evolving with the world. that's the nature of being the economy. obse

but the obama white house cod state department hada concerns about burisma corruption. in fact, the press office was about this and hunter biden's dealings at the time and hisjoei to this firm. and yet joe biden continues to say hdee had nothing to do with it. >> i mean, the evidence shows tho thy a very basic level. so i agree with elizabeth, the who was the first person who was runnin wg for president in 2020 democrat, to come out and say that that arrangement, havinndg hering fo son working for a company like that would not be acceptable and that the ethics ruler wouls need to be revised. and i think that we can allth agree that that should be the at thacase it shouldn't be allowed. and joe should say that that this isn't somethingld say t the would do again. but we hae yesterday, chad pergram, our own our very at that's what we're supposed to say, our very own chad pergram, which to by saying our very own makes him the best, which he is. yevery os. >> that a source familiar with the document told fox newr to clear the document does not say joe biden received any pay

united states joe biden who got caught with five stashes of stolen classified records from the obama white house and from even the senate. there is evidence he use those records. maybe they are talking about the current president of the united states joe biden who just got caught with evidence that he took a $5 million foreign bribe and changed american policy. this is nonsense. president trump was allowed to have his presidential records in the heavily guarded office of the former president, an office he used while he was the president of the united states and had secret service protection and federally funded secure staff. staff with security clearances. these documents never leaked for 18 months after trump left the white house. they only leaked when biden and garland sent in this illegal raid to get back the documents. they got back the crossfire hurricane records that were so to that regime. >> gentlemen, thank you so much. now an update to the story we brought you on monday regarding the whistleblower documenting what he says is the evidence that the u.s. recovered alien spacecraft and bei

obama came. uh, the white house by and large. remember? what slogan did he have obama to huh?e. change the health care system in the united states of america, this is obama's concern if that's right , but the essence is very simple at this time. he became friends with all five of the largest pharmaceutical manufacturers in america, they became real friends, and he began to distribute insurance correctly. it seems that he is leaving for the pentagon budget. well, he gives money, a lot of money from pharmaceuticals. pharma brings in, he sold this huge amount of money. virtually free medicine program. no, of course, i partially changed something, but the money was earned. and those who worked with him at that time, of course, worked about the actual pensioners. that biden. and the goal of his cubaiden was, and the essence of the vice president is very simple. he is senior in the senate. he was then a boarding house and he was also given duck feeding at the expense of ukraine, where he could simply earn money. they told him, all of a sudden, you don’t need to earn money inside ame

he was in the ftc for for many under the obama white house. he's a law professor at, i think nyu of columbia. and he's he's great. he goes, i wrote a memo for biden, the executive order last july on antitrust that identifies 72 specific actions that the administration can unilaterally take without any further congressional authorization. they're real deep cuts. it's like we can use this like 19th century meatpacking law to do this to cargill, right. and we can use this railroading law to do that. and it's 72 of them on a timeline. they've hit every mark. they're just working their through them one after another in the you've got jonathan kantor. jonathan kantor is an amazing trust buster. he recapitulated the greatest moment of jim comey's career. there weren't many of those when comey took over the ny southern district of new york, he gathered his prosecutors and he said, who among you has never lost case? and when the bright kids their hands up and said, i've never lost a case he said, you are the -- club because you only pick on people who

joining me now, "new york times" chief white house correspondent peter baker and former white house press secretary under president obama and frankly the campaign plan to approach this complicated issue of the president's age? >> well, they can't deny, obviously, that he's 80. what they'd like to do is make the point he can still do the job. he can still accomplish what other presidents would have a hard time doing in today's modern polarized era. they also want to show him in a vigorous way. what you saw on the same day the senate voted on that deal he tripped and fell over a sandbag at the air force academy. a very unpleasant optic. anybody can trip and fall no matter your age. it was obviously the kind of image they didn't want to have for an 80-year-old president. they remind us that he exercises five times a week, bicycles out in the shore in delaware. he's right and so forth. but it's a real concern. they've heard many democrats express this to them and not to mention the images they're trying to avoid like this. >> robert, peter reports about how the white house works not to tax him. they schedule most of his pub

. >> in a moment, david axelrod, who witnessed many important moments in the obama/biden white househil mattingly joins us now. what else did the president say tonight? >> reporter: anderson, the focus of the president's reports tonight were several pronged to some degree. he wanted to make clear to the public just how near they were to potential disaster as these negotiations worked in fits over the course of the last several weeks, eventually reaching a resolution. and he wanted to explain what was in the deal and why a lot of the things that were kept out of the deal by white house negotiators were just as critical as the file kwout are come itself. he also wanted to highlight, as you noted, the bipartisan aspect. it's what he believes, who he's been, something he campaigned on in 2020. and he wanted to make clear there were results on that front. take a look. >> i know bipartisanship is hard and dwriunity is hard, but we c never start trying because of moments like this one, the ones we just faced, where the american economy and the world economy is at risk of collapsing. there's

. >> in a moment, david axelrod, who witnessed many important moments in the obama/biden white house speech itself and what the white house hoped to achieve from cnn's phil mattingly. what else did the president say tonight? >> reporter: anderson, the focus of the president's reports tonight were several prongs to some degree. he wanted to make clear to the public just how near they were to potential disaster as these negotiations worked in fits over the course of the last several weeks, eventually reaching a resolution. and he wanted to explain what was in the deal and why a lot of the things that were kept out of the deal by white house negotiators were just as critical as the final outcome itself. he also wanted to highlight, as you noted, the bipartisan aspect. it's what he believes, who he's been, something he campaigned on in 2020. and he wanted to make clear there were results on that front. take a look. >> i know bipartisanship is hard and unity is hard, but we can never stop trying because in moments like this one, the ones we just faced, where the american economy and the w

mike mccormick sought up close and personal was a stenographer for the white house dating back to the obama years. >> straightahead, the biden team has a plan to win back latino voters. more shameless pandering. that's why they invited eva longoria to the white house to prepare her movie. it's about the frito-lay's janitor that created the hot cheetah. by all accounts, it never happened. but the biden administration thought this was perfect to show the latino pride by ruling out the music, and gave the presidents a sense he was that a party. he got a little hands he prayed >> ladies and gentlemen, we are honored to present >> enjoy your film, enjoy the house. enjoy the grounds. thank you thank you thank you. >> yes. please release me i'm going to take a backward step. that wasn't creepy at all. it got weird when president biden said this. >> as a director adding another accomplishment to an incredible career. we have known each other a long time. she was 17 and i was 40. >> he says the same joke all the time. meg ryan is the founder and ceo of the american majority. is this going to help th

white house. monica alba joins us with the details. do tell. >> this is something the white house is telling us in advance of president biden is going to be hosting former president obamae two men, we do know, keep in regular touch. they actually just spoke on the phone a couple weeks ago according to the white house, and there's likely contact between the two of them we don't hear as well, and this is a current president that likes to consult former presidents, and it's not just that relationship that has been there for a long time, and the president was the former president's vice president. you may remember on the affordable care act anniversary, president obama was here at the white house with president biden. and the couple was here at the white house for another occasion as well, and i am told by a source close to the former president that there's nothing unusual about the lunch and it's a regular check-in between the two men, but as we have seen in their last couple of conversations they usually cover a range of topics, and i think you can anticipate everything from the major developments on the world stage of the last couple of days to what's going on in our do

in in in 2012,. 7 to 2 threatened default on the debt and that of course with president obama in the white house and and the first time they did that he threatened to default the debt. president obama i think, got bad advice and and did negotiate and we wound up enacting what was called the budget act, which was a bunch of arbitrary limits on spending, didn't didn't make much sense, particularly at that time in our economic history, because the country needed the stimulus. we hadn't yet fully recovered from the 2008 2009 recession. but the second time that they tried to to threaten default on the debt, he refused to negotiate it, which was very much to his credit and and backed down, which which was a good thing, obviously, they should have backed down the the whole business of the debt ceiling is very mishandled. understood, in my opinion and it is an issue that is very much demagogues i mean the national debt is bigger than it's ever been because congress wants to spend money and congress doesn't want to raise the needed to pay for the things that they're spending on. and and so that's that's

joining me now is leon panetta, former defense secretary and cia director in the obama administration, former white houseent clinton and i should say in welcoming you, happy birthday, mr. secretary. thanks for spending part of that birthday with us. >> thank you, andrea. i've reached the stage when i don't count anymore. >> you may not be counting, but we had a whole segment talking about the age issue with joe biden. you are a walking advertisement in defiance of that issue. congratulations. >> thank you. >> let's start with whatblinken. he talked about the cracks in the kremlin. what does this mean for putin's future? >> there's no question that putin has been weakened. you had a coup that threatened to basically disrupt what was happening in russia. any leader wants to have stability and control and order, particularly an autocrat. it does undermine his projection of authority in russia. there's no question he has been weakened by it. he is going to try to survive. he is surviving largely by continuing to lie about what really took place here and what really happened. it remains to be seen whether ult

critical, crucial part of the democratic party's electoral correlation that helped put barack obama in the white houseet older. all right, jesse. are you shocked? when we're young, you tend to be rebellious. when you get older you tend to be a little more responsible. what is your take away from this? >> jesse: i don't have a take away. i talked to sources in the polling industry who gave me this. they say it's economic. they say in 2008 you have the crisis in the housing market and since then their economic futures have flatlined. the housing purchasing power is not. they have not gotten the wage gains they expected. so they are kind of trapped, or other generations were able to really advance economically. they have not been able to do that and they are frustrated. the people a little bit older than they are are very concerned with inclusivity. they are more concerned about being judged by other moms for not being inclusive enough. so on the one hand to get generation x who really just cares about being accepted socially and not being called a bigot. then the people, generation whatever millennials

joining me to discuss, robert gibbs former obama campaign senior adviser and white house press secretary under president obama. and michael steele, former chairman of the republican national committee and former lieutenant governor of maryland. michael, i do not need to remind you in the past, mike pence has bent over backwards to trump's base. he continues to do so in a number of ways to this day. interesting that this was the specific question that he chose to dodge about his former boss. what is he trying to pull off here? >> look, he's trying to have it both ways, quite frankly. he wants to show that he can take on trump but at the same time, show that base that trump controls that he is not an anti trump, or he is not -- that he still has a tethers into mulga world. so despite the fact that they wanted to hang him, all is forgiven under god. and the reality is that they do not care, they do not care for him and they do not care about his attempt to try to create this space where they are going to somehow move off of trump to him. and that is the problem with all of these candidates,

robert gibbs, former obama campaign senior adviser and white house press secretary over president obamas. robert, what's your take? here most of trump's rivals at the gop nomination are either staying quiet or sticking up for him with a couple of exceptions. what do you think? >> well, i've always been surprised that people are trying to replace -- with them hugging him. i think part of that is part of the result that since the beginning of his political career, donald trump has preprogrammed the political party. reprogram them into thinking what he does his right and what everyone else does, practically those who are against, and those people are wrong. the take for instance whether it's tim scott or mike pence, active out on the stump -- is get rid of the fbi director. this is an fbi director that isn't an obama holdover or biden appointee. this is the fbi director that donald trump appointed. so this is a little bit brief reprogramming in the political party as a result of what donald trump has -- misinformation, disinformation he's waged over the years. but i'm very struck by the fa

president biden is happy to be hosting president obama here at the white house this afternoon for lunch, i am not going to detail or speculate on what their private conversations might involve, but to say that they always look forward to seeing each other and having a chance to sit down in person. there is no specific agenda to this meeting, they meet regularly. this is part of the regular cadence of meetings. i am sure it will continue. >> i know the administration has said over and over you are confident in your legal arguments before the justices, but does that mean you have no plan b in case it is struck down? what is your alternative if the justices do not rule the way you want? >> we have been very confident in the legal argument that the solicitor general argued before the supreme court. we are not going to get ahead of what the supreme court outcome is. let us be clear about the stakes. the whole reason the president pursued the student debt relief program is because of the importance of the briefing room -- breathing room this will provide to millions of americans who needed mo

her life making millions upon millions of dollars and now is not the time for obama, part two, necessarily , in the white housealthough some could say biden is obama part two. the next person on that list, rfk jr.. i think many republicans instead of being scared would actually be okay, if we can't get trump or desantis or somebody on our side in, he's not the worst case scenario because at least he brings the country back to some sense of sanity something from a kennedy democrat right down the middle although he's rather liberal on some positions. stuart: he's extreme in some areas. todd: he at least would bring the country back to moral sanity when you have joe biden, i think the main fear is that gavin newsom be biden 2.0 and that's what republicans fear the most because all of the shenanigans that you see out in california, the horrific policies bankrupting that state? that's what he would bring to the entire country, because let's face it. if it's in california it ultimately makes its way to the rest of the states. if he's the president, it makes it a lot quicker. stuart: todd stay there please. couple mo

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biden finds himself in the position he was in 2020 when obama told joe he didn't have to run. the white house was asked about that today. >> president obama told him joe you don't have to do this. can you comment on that. >> i can't and i don't know what you're referring. >> regarding public life. >> despite the obvious physical and men cal decline and kamala's obvious incompetence the white house has to pretend that joe biden wants to run again. kamala is his insurance policy. jerry is a congressman from florida. i guess the question is do you think kamala harris is doing a good job. >> thanks, lawrence for having me and giving me the opportunity to appear on the show. >> you got it. >> the biden administration i think kamala harris and the biden administration are doing a good jock. i think they have a record of legislation they passed to run on. i think they have a good economy. you see the unmoment market the job market getting better. >> so you disagree with the american people. how are they doing a good job? i'm sorry to interrupt but the american people duties agree republican democrat

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