paul joe biden. and he said, arab nations won't be able to produce more oil for at least the next 6 months. putting a hold on western attempts to lower their record energy prices. a i believe with one with before 6 with oh. are with there is no better way to draw attention to yourself than to run up to the president of the united states, yelling joe joe, and then start whispering when there are cameras around. not coal knew very well that he wasn't at a private party and that there were cameras around. so what's that old adage, if you want people to pay attention to what you're saying? just start whispering, right? so here in france, raise talking about it. it makes you wonder if that was the intent. so who was president maxwell's audience, and what did he want us to understand? obviously, europe is facing an energy crisis in supply problems, but chances are schultz is out there denouncing the same fossil fuels that you countries desperately need. ms. and i know we do have to realize of course, that

paul, i'm on the joe biden diet, i can't afford to buy my food and i walk everywhere because i can'tn's america. alan from utah. did i say you tolerate? someone needs to call you out. you should be able to pronounce the names of all 50 states correctly. you should also know the capitals. what is the capital of nevada, jesse? it's vegas, right? >> it's not. >> jesse: it's reno! that's the 1i didn't know, ask me any other capital. you guys have an awesome music supervisor. i mean, i pick all the music, it's just james brown. i am said supervisor. tucker is up next, don't forget to dvr us and it was member, i'm waters, and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." here's one rule we try to follow. you probably should distrust anybody who draws quick and dirty partisan conclusions in the hours after the national disaster. you see this happen all the time. people on tv for example telling of the gun lobby is now it's possible for the latest school shooting even as the ambulances are arriving or how climate change caused the tornadoes in a trail

paul shows americans are overwhelmingly dissatisfied with how joe biden is handling the economy. over 70 percent of respondents said b, u. s. president wasn't doing enough to bring down the price of gas and inflation as a whole says it's everything, everything the race is laid out really just like the greens. i don't, i don't, i don't, i don't know if i do the same as i do when i'm down there. it is. clothes, man, i think it is. ma'am. you have to look like going up everything years like very expensive, like, have only arrow on somewhere. it's like you see a dog, now's a ton. i see that you going up. is it very for management and congress law housing is going to keep going up because what's prices? yeah, go up and companies are the guitars i why with every load of us and with midterm elections right around the corner, the democrats are likely to get a run for their money. they clearly did not the estimate, the impact that the sanctions would have on global inflation. and to me it seems very, very stupid by you as policy makers, you know, just coming off of this terrible cove, it

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>> what gives there, paul, the biden white house democratic economic model. joeiden gave a short speech friday morning from the white house describing his approach to inflation and his how an economy should work. as he said they are he said i came into office running on the idea trickle down economics doesn't work. now that's basically shorthand for saying an economic model that favors incentivizes, less regulation, lower taxes. job i went on to describe economic growth process of the opposite of that heart's most notable inflation. inflation is running very high. everyone at once and do something about it. this white house only denies it's a monetary phenomenon there's too much liquidity in the economy. in fact the president explicitly says the answer to inflation is to passes legislation subsidies and transfer payments to help people with home care, and childcare. in other words if inflation rises, costs rise the answer is a government transfer payments to mitigate that. you pay for that with higher taxes on corporation and the wealthy. i personally find it a p

s. president joe biden said the jets were horrifying and heartbreaking. did all these washington bureau chief in as paul sent this report from the scene of the tragedy near the city of antonio. about 250 kilometers north of the mexican border to water bottles. part of, of spontaneous memorial honoring the migrants who were found dead in a trailer on this remote street. just out of san antonio. 50 people died of heat stroke and dehydration making this one of the deadliest border incidence in recent history. but it's not the 1st tragedy here, just 240 kilometers from mexico. i feel sad, you know, because those people come to you with fe to look for their dreams, you know, and some people find him and some people not. but they, they don't find that review. so they find him inside that plato have dead, you know, they come over here tonight, is there to make a better living in the me a lot of money get here. and then people, you know, abuse them. texas governor abbot put the blame squarely on the president, saying the tragedy was the result of biden's open board of policies. technically, the border is still

jake paul, well, he has 20 million youtube followers, he made $45 million and joining the conversation all morning long, francis newt stacy and joe concha. joe, jake paul has turned against bidenration among young people who tend to vote democrat. it just shows you that inflation is felt by the upper class and the lower class and the middle class and obviously old people and young people, right, everything is more expensive and it's hard to deny that but then jake paul talks about the perception of this president in terms of his inability to communicate basic things and joe biden turns 80 in a couple of months and we heard from the press secretary yesterday that oh, yes, he's going to run again in 2024. so you're telling me that the country is really going to embrace an 84, 85-year-old president biden at this point considering what we are seeing in his late 70's, i don't think so. many of his own party, majority now don't want him to run in 2024. doesn't matter whether you're young or old, dagen, the fact that president is incompetent and old to run is very real. dagen: if you're a young person, it's not just the inflation but now you throw in crypto collapse and one of the ou

very public handshake with joe biden and something that shows the americans or at least biden recognize n.b.s. as the defact doe leader of the kingdom that he is. dani: pauleat roundup. now let's go to carol, founder and c.e.o. of energy. before we get to the question of if saudi, if opec will do this, i want to know can opec make up for the lost russian supply? carol: good morning. well they can make up for certain loss in russian supplies because of the question that everybody is asking today, how much oil will be lost from russia because it's not the whole world that is stopping to buy russian oil. it's primarily the e.u. which is planning to cut its imports from russia in terms of oil in the next six oeight months. but the rest of the world including the largest oil importers that is china and india, are still buying russian oil. we're going to see a re-- reduction in russian oil production or loss of certain level of that production and it is that amount which can be compensated for to a certain extent by opec as a group but i would say primarily those who soint the largest capacity, the g.c.c. countries, saudi arabia, the u.a.e. and kuwait. manus: c

joe biden got like this. he's been like this the entire time. >> through the campaign. >> through the campaign. when i went to go see paul mccartney. and it was amazing. it was three hours. he is singing and playing guita playing the ukulele playing the piano in the entire time i'm thinking this man is older than joe biden. back who cannot stand for 15 minutes. what were the high points of th consort? >> the whole thing. i was sobbing tears of joy it was amazing. best night of my life no offense . >> and you are with your dad, even better. >> i hope they don't take seltzer from me. >> that would be really hard fo you. >> i don't know what's can happen. i hope there's some kind of encounter group for that. >> you could hire who must be met that's what i was thinking. you could be myint interior. we have the standing way over there he can't see anything. i think better, you have a little trapdoor here and he's like the gimp and pulp fiction. >> that's even better. >> and that's weird because i had that costume. >> i know you know. gotta use a lot of baby powder to get that one. >> up next two, joe stood in th beep to fight online slee

joe paul's not exactly in the world of reality. we called him outliers. democrats are starting to jump ship. "the new york post" put it, say it ain't joe. democratic doubts mounting on biden's 2024 reelection run. top obama advisor, david axelrod said, biden's age was a major red flag. ocasio-cortez refused to say whether or not she would support biden in 2024. take a look at this headline from the liberal "new york times." it should biden run in 2024? democratic whispers. according to the reports, dozens of frustrated democrats officials members of congress and voters are expressing doubts about the president's ability to rescue his reeling party. one dnc committee member told the times "to say our countries on the right track would flagrantly depart from reality. "according to "the washington post," joe was lashing out at his own staff and his chief of staff ron klain. biden frequently is blaming florida senator rick scott for some reason. according to joe, rick scott is responsible for all of the economic woes. he's one senator. not a joke as he likes to say. not a joke. for god's sakes. senator scott is responding in a strong way. take a look. >> joe biden has destroyed

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joe biden says u.s. recession is avoidable. >> i was talking to larry summers this morning. there is nothing inevitable about a recession. paulinese regulators executives -- after a second fatal accident at the oil giant this month. one person was killed when a fire broke out at a plant in shanghai on saturday. earlier this month, a fire at another plant in guangdong left two people missing. it felt short of standards for state owned firms. the president-elect of the philippines has appointed himself agriculture secretary giving himself direct response ability for food output with inflation pressures. he wants to boost food supply and bring down prices. the last time an incoming philippine leader assumed a concurrent role in the cabinet was in 1998. a new survey has found more than half of consumers and major economies did not build up their savings during the pandemic. the poll was from 18 nations and was shared with bloomberg news undercutting hopes that households have a cushion against a deepening cost of living increase. they say they spent their savings on essentials rather than luxuries. global news 24 hours a day, on

. >> and paul, the white house like every white house before it, is insistent this is just a messaging problem. it's not just a messaging problem. i mean, joe bidenabout the low unemployment rate and it's true and accurate. but at the same time, i mean, every day i come on the show and talk about how gas prices are at a new record high today. >> so you go to the doc and say my shoulder is killing me but she says yeah, but your knees are great. that's not a good doctor. i think this week they pivoted off of that. i thought the op-ed he did in "the wall street journal" was quite good. it seems to me democrats need a three-part strategy on this, which is first i feel your pain. not things are better. but yeah, by god they are terrible and i'm with you. so empathy first. and then, i can heal your pain, here's my plan. and also the thing he hates doing is, the other guys are going to worsen your pain. he touched on that, he said rick scott has a plan to raise taxes on 75 million working americans and sunset social security. i can run on that. but when you tell people they're wrong about how they're living their lives, they get angry. >> listen to bide

joe biden says the u.s. is recession is avoidable. president biden: i was talking to larry summers this morning. there is nothing and evitable about a recession. paulese regulators summoned executives after a second fatal accident of the oil giant this month. one person was killed when a fire broke out at a plant in shanghai on saturday. earlier this monday fire at a plant left two people missing. officials said that the accidents have shaken public sentiment and fell short of standards for state owned firms. global news global news, 24 hours a day. on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm paul allen, this is bloomberg. rishaad: thanks, paul. crypto, bitcoin holds above $20,000 and analysts are ever debating whether we have seen the peak in pain as it were. what are we hearing exactly? are we talking about this -- we were talking about this ad nauseam yesterday, today it is leveled off. is there a floor here, what's the deal? >> will just have to wait and see. the perennial answer in markets, but there are a lot of these on this. annabelle: this is an intelligence company that

joe biden was elected. in agree with donald trump understanding they have a strong support in affinity for the former president? >> that's exactly why pauls what he wants to hear and disregards the rest. these trump people are so determined to back their guy that they simply don't hear any other evidence and they simply don't hear the facts. the only way you disabuse them is to show them, not tell them and i go back to again and again, it's the showing that matters. and that's when the news media is getting it wrong. the people who produce those hearings don't understand that you begin with the visual, not and with it. howard: what about the fact that media are claiming vindication, we've been telling you this all along we have a former trump loyalist saying it. you have a lot of people dismissing the hearing and they may be right that the politics doesn't change one iota but what about the fact that you don't have republicans coming out and saying the candidates the election was rigged, donald trump is right. >> because donald trump is still the most popular person within the republican party. when he endorses that matters. it's five or

joe biden a u.s. recession is avoidable. >> i was talking to larry summers this morning. nothing about a recession. paulas overtaken saudi arabia as china's top oil supplier as beijing continued to snap up rush -- russian energy products last month including a record quantity of crude. the increase comes as the war in ukraine continues and other buyers shy away from russian shipments. chinese demand improved as virus restrictions loosened. a survey has found more than half of consumers in major economies did not build savings during the pandemic. the poll of 18 nations was shared with bloomberg. it undercuts hopes households have a cushion against the deepening cost-of-living crisis. most of those surveyed spent savings on essentials rather than luxuries. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm paul allen. this is bloomberg. vonnie: still ahead, we talk to the asian trade center about the u.s. ban on imports and the implications on global supply chains. plus, cryptocurrencies show signs of recoverin

because there's so mad at biden and so mad at joe manchin for not getting a buildback better done and she says of two of the most prominent progressives in the house in a pramila jaya paul the head of the house progressive caucus and aoc, you know, what they're doing is they're competing to be a queen bee of the house minority where she just feels like her own members on the left are sabotaging the party as a whole in trying to keep power which speaks to the larger question and you guys there's so many different anecdotes here on the democratic side that speak to the sort of atomization of the democratic party. yes and how difficult that is not just for nancy pelosi, but for joe biden, yeah and some of the decisions that he had to make political decisions that he had to make to try and signify to this unwieldy i and identity oriented. yeah a party base that he as a 77 year old white guy was okay. mean this is a lot of material in the book gets at just that that you have somebody in joe biden who? is trying to forge consensus? with a party that has grown on wheels. i mean the blessing and the curse of the trumpier for democrats is that it's enlarged the party. it's also

joe biden. stuart: oh, that hurts. larry: it's a very tough call, but at least, here's the thing. at least carter appointed pauln who gave volcker the ground to stand on to conquer inflation, although because it took so long, it was very painful, but i don't know. it's a very difficult comparison all i'm saying is right now, i don't see any reason to be optimistic about inflation, and then, you know, the big question is going to be how will this end okay? and i don't think it's going to end well. i mean, i still don't think it's going to end well and i think inflation is going to prove to be stickier and more virulent than a lot of people think. stuart: we're in a spiral and it's a nasty thing. larry thanks for joining us. i'm going to be watching at 4:00 this afternoon along with masses of viewers because you're doing very well these days, just a modest competition going on here larry: [laughter] stuart: in good spirit and good friend. larry we'll see you later. thanks a lot. larry: thanks, stu. stuart: quick programming note an all new episode of "american built" airs tonight 8:00 p.m. eastern on fox business