peter doocy in that exchange. all he got back from karine jean-pierre is that we were not going to comment on this. it's a criminal investigation that is currently happening. we're not weighing in. >> it doesn't surprise me. i don't know what they could say. they can't say biden knew about it and approved it. if they said biden didn't know anything about it, well, he was out of the loop. doesn't surprise me. but this is not going away. if the white house thinks that they can dodge questions from the podium and not have merrick garland or have somebody explain what's going on, they're making a huge miscalculation. the american people will demand to know what led you to raid the former president's house. >> sandra: they did say they didn't have advanced notice of the raid. but nothing short of that. thanks to both of you. tom, shannon, thanks very much. >> thanks, sandra. >> sandra: we just heard what the white house is saying about this. so what is bret baier saying to that? he will join us. and so is former republ

we're grateful to peter doocy for asking those questions.as very interesting -- i know you were listening closely as well. do we have that sound bite, you guys? i'll summarize it. we just got it. let's replay this. watch. >> the people that paid their students loans, they don't get anything out of this >> >> that's right. >> that's right. they get nothing. that's right. >> he had no answer for the fairness part. we can talk about the covid rationale that they're using because it's inherently unfair. if you didn't depend on government, if you believe in personal responsibility and worked to pay down your loans, you get nothing. if you're counting on the government to bail you out, this is a great day for you. that's what is happening in this case. martha, i knew i might have to pay college tuition for up to seven kids. i didn't know i was going to pay for everybody else's as a tax payer. that's effectively the way people feel today. to use the hero's act -- you heard it in his answer and there was a five-page memo that came out from the white

>> bret: peter doocy live on the north lawn. peter, thank you. federal appeals court meantime has ruled the house committee investigating donald trump's financial records his tax records can obtain the former president's tax returns from the irs. the former president could seek emergency intervention from the supreme court to temporarily block any release of those records so far that action has not been taken. let's bring in our panel of legal experts. florida attorney general ashley moody. stuart caplin, a former fbi agent and george washington university law school professor jonathan turley. jonathan, i want to start with you. you've had some time to digest this. we have seen what we have seen. we actually don't know some key things in this so far but your take overall? >> well, frankly, the more we hear, the more confusing this becomes. you know, to hear the account of these ongoing negotiations and meetings into june, you are still left with this question of why they decided to order the raid on the residence of the former president. you have

but first, we begin with peter doocy who has had a busy week. hello, peter. >> martha, the white house is really not providing a lot of detail about how this student loan debt forgiveness is going to work or who is paying for it. they spent a day last week explaining it's going to happen but now most of the talk is coming from outside the house. >> i think a lot of working class voters and college educated voters are saying this isn't fair. people that worked hard to put their kids through school that didn't take out loans, people that chose not to go to college, uber drivers, waitresses, hard-working americans that are suffering from inflation and gas prices, they're going to have to pay for my college? i took out this commitment on my own. why should anybody else have to pay for it? >> paying soon. people in six stakes. that's how many may tax the money this they get back for these loans if it's proven to be legal. if that happens, expect more calls from the left for the government to take different approaches. >> do other things to help them.

peter doocy is there in rockton. peter? >> for the second day in a row, white house officials can't explain how they're going to pay for this student loan cancellation and how it's legal. it has members of the president's own party distancing themselves from him on the campaign trail. >> there's some democrats that are not happy with this. so because they -- either they wanted more or didn't want it at all. what the president did, the step that he took, was to do this in a fiscally responsible way. this is what we believe. >> so the white house knows they're on an island without my democratic pals. tim ryan says waiving debt sends the wrong message for the millions without a degree work just as hard. chris papis says this announcement side steps congress and over oversight and fiscal responsibilities. any plan to address students debt should go through the legislative process. it should be more targeted and paid for so it doesn't add to the deficit. it may add to inflation as well according to a key member of president obam

zone. 3 more days with risks involved. >> john: thank you. >> anita: team coverage continues with peter doocyr, what is the white house doing to show support for taiwan today? are we hearing anything about any of this from the president? >> nothing from the president. it's interesting. as lawmakers on the hill talk approximate a bill that would designate taiwan as a major non-major allies others are trying to kill that bill. current officials are telling fox digitals a chinese invasion of taiwan could happen before the 2024 election. what is different now is we have intelligence that has done from a nebulous scenario to a window of opportunity in the next 18 months. i don't think that's a coincide that the window of opportunity is within the biden administration. the biden administration still refuses to say whether or not speaker's pelosi's trip to taiwan was worth all of this trouble. >> we respect her decision to make that trip. we provided support. we helped her get there in terms of transportation. but beijing didn't have to react this way to what is a completely normal travel by congres

white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> good evening, bret. white house officials say they have no idea how much this plan is actually going to cost because they think there are plenty of eligible student loan debt holders who are going to choose not to go online and tell the government that they want to cancel up to $10,000 in that debt. >> now it's time to address the burden of student debt. >> the president's announcement benefits 43 million borrowers including 20 million who will see their student debt totally canceled up to 10,000 in federal loans, 20,000 in pell grants for borrowers making up to $125,000 a year and up to 250,000 for couples. everyone else gets an additional four month pause. >> i'm extending to december 31st, 2022 and it's going to end at that time. it's time for the payments to resume. >> house speaker nancy pelosi writes president biden's bold action is a strong step in democrats' fight to expand access to higher education. but just last year, she didn't think this was legal.

. >> todd: you have got to love peter doocy purity gets to the point of it, doesn't he?tifying student debt relief plan under the hero's act of 2003 which the administration argues gives sweeping authority to reduce or eliminate student they hit during a national emergency. as you can well imagine legal challenges are expected. but in the meantime criticism abounds and that is even from democrats. check this out, ex-obama advisor slamming the handouts as he puts them. this is jason furman pouring roughly half a trillion dollars in gasoline into the inflationary fire that is already burning his reckless spirit doing it while going will be on the campaign promise of $10,000 of student loan relief and breaking another all proposals paid for it. remember he said that? what he said is even worse. it wasn't just jason furman taking shots. all day, here from chris. we know the cost of higher education is crushing families and that is why i have supported expanding pell grants and affordable community college and loan forgiveness for those entering professions like nursing. this

that's what peter doocy is sitting there pushing back against.what we have this network push back against every day. it's not mutually inclusive to believe the people coming across the border could be good people. but also be harmful to our country, not just crime but the economic problems, the fraud clerk of the defrauding of our system. we can control people coming on airplanes. we have no control of our border whatsoever that for her to say that it would be terrible for the people that she works for like president biden. >> dana: julie, it drives me nuts that the white house never takes an easy win. why not just say, call up the croatian leader and say hey -- or the serbian leader and say hey, we want him to play. tomorrow i'm going to announce that we are going to change the policy. >> i believe there are several institutions that need to grow a pair, if you know what i mean. >> dana: i don't know what that means. >> you are not greg. >> dana: a pair of what? >> you can grow those? i need to grow a pair. >> quite frankly the usda needs to sta

to peter doocy with the latest. peter?biden is being just as tough on china as he was with russia. as russia was getting aggressive. when russia was making the military threats, president biden would come to the microphone about every day to warn putin not to do it. we have not seen that kind of talk from the president directed at the chinese president xi. something else we have not seen since this escalation post pelosi visit to taiwan is a leader-to-leader phone call. i tried to find out why. >> president biden has known him for decades. he's got a lot of free time in the residence this week. >> he doesn't have free time. >> is there a reason he can't pick up the phone and call? >> he's been working through his illness. it's a little bit insulting. as for -- >> it's not insulting to say that someone who is isolating by themselves -- >> you suggested he has a lot of free time. you knows that not the case, mr. doocy. >> no suggestion there the president is not doing anything, just the fact that anybody that has isolated wi

white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> good evening, bret. people with student debt can start applying to have some of it canceled in october. right before the midterms. but it's unclear how many democrats are going to make canceling student debt part of their midterm campaigns. >> the amount of deficit reduction we have seen is enough to pay for this program. >> peter: that doesn't clear up where the money is coming from. some democrats are seeking distance including congressman jake awesomen clots. >> i think with similar amounts of money you could have extended pell grants medical debt for household throughout the united states. this would be more fair. >> and congressman tim ryan. >> i think a targeted approach right now really does send the wrong message. a lot of people making 30, 40 grand a year that didn't go to college and they need help as well. >> peter: the vice president claims the republicans are being hypocritical. >> a are the of the same people who are criticizing what we rightly did

back and forth between peter doocy and the white house press secretary and she said that is not true. is the white house just now deciding they are going to lie toure on faces when we can see it happening over and over and over? jonathan turley /* >> jonathan: they are not even benefiting themselves by not telling the truth, it doesn't make sense. peter doocy's questioning was fantastic, he honed in on two horrible policies inconsistent with each other and colliding with talking about novak djokovic and things like that. everyone knows we have an open border and for them to claim we are doing anything other than letting people in and ignoring all the responsibilities they have for law enforcement, public safety, no one is buying it anymore, it doesn't make any sense. at least think of a new lie or something else or tell the truth and address the issue in a serious way and put the interest of the american public first. >> todd: you mentioned the novak djokovic hypocrisy. >> how come migrants can dm in unvaccinated, but world class tennis players are not? >> novak djokovic. >> records a

joining us now from, it's peter doocy.ntion than the day the democrats passed it, but within an hour, it was basically back to trump. didn't lots and lots of journalists say for weeks and months that this bill was really important, biggest global initiative ever? >> reporter: it was really interesting, and when i was walking out of the bill signing, another reporter asked me did president biden even really talk about inflation? and when we go back and check the transcripts, he says inflation reduction act a lot, but his remarks were mostly about lowering prescription drug prices and the impact on climate. they could be talking about this bill more if they wanted to, but the way that they scheduled this president's day and his last couple weeks, he just dropped back into the east room for a couple of hours to sign the bill on a break between vacations. and then they have just chosen to do something that has worked for hem before like in 2020, less people talk about trump, that -- let people talk about trump, that means less

. >> peter doocy bluntly asking the white house this question this question. >> the people that alreadyeir student loans, they don't get anything out of this deal. >> other democrats are not so sure about this plan. obama former economic advisor saying pouring ross fully half a trillion dollars of gasoline on the inflationary fire while it's already burning is reckless. doing it while going beyond one campaign promise and breaking another, is even worse. i don't know if we could be anymore surprised or shocked, except we kind of saw this was coming because the president has been kicking this candy on the road for several months. not only that but they say if you have a student loan your stomach and have to pay for it until the end of the year that's because of a covid emergency. >> i want to congratulate all the rich whites with graduate degrees were living on the coast making six figures. you are the forgotten men and women of this country and you finally know have a president who feels your pain. spending most of your 20s in school, now finally making close to $125,000. man, i mean wh

peter doocy where the president has spent weekend away from washington, hello, peter. peter: mike, good afternoon, only 26% of voters polled by nbc news in survey that just came out today think the inflation reduction act is going to make things better for them. so republican lawmakers hit the sunday shows to argue that there was another way. >> only in joe biden's america is the solution to an inflation-induced -- spending induced inflation crisis more spending. the way to fix inflation is to lower taxes, to repair our supply chains and to produce more energy to lower prices. that's the solution and that's the republican solution. peter: it's not clear the inflation reduction act will help democrats in the midterms. the washington post reports candidates in key races in battleground races are either not asking him to come or actively avoiding him when he does according to washington post survey. more than 60 candidates in the most competitive gubernatorial u.s. senate and congressional campaigns in the country. so the white house may be looking for something to get th

credit to peter doocy for asking karine jean-pierre to explain it. she can't.xplain it. i'm certain he couldn't either. he can barely explain anything at this point. the fact that novak djokovic isn't playing in the u.s. open because he played last year is a disgrace to american policy and further evidence of our failures when it comes to covid. >> dana: what's interesting that if you buy a ticket to go to the u.s. open as a spectator, you don't have to prove vaccination stauts. i'm fortunate and i get to go this year. you don't have to do that. that's sitting cheek to jowl with the person next to you. the players themselves -- i wonder if you think how much longer this can go on because you also have the situation where other athletes like novak djokovic, kyrie irving, aaron rodgers are all unvaccinate ed as the cdc protocol change can't the biden administration see a way to deal with this as well? >> yeah, dana. my argument is covid policy in the united states is the biggest public policy failure in america since the vietnam war. when you mentioned novak djok

peter doocy live in delaware where the president is still vacationing. peter. >> dagen, dr. fauci doesn't seem to regret anything insisting he has always had science on his side and if you disagreed with him, you were wrong. >> a world of where untruths have almost become normalized and how we can see something in front of our very eyes and deny it's happening. that's the environment we're living in. you can look at january 6th on tv and you have some people who actually don't believe it happened. how could that possibly be? >> senator ted cruz tweets in january a gop congress should hold fauci fully accountable for his abuse of power and multiple lies under oath. never in our nation's history has one arrogant bureaucrat destroyed more people's lives. governor desantis who opened up his state earlier the fauci era will be felt for a long time after he is gone. >> he has advocated policies so destructive he thinks people that disagree with him are somehow beneath him. his policies were the driving force behind locking kids out of school in parts of this country for over a yea

. >> dana: interesting back and forth with peter doocy and secretary cardona asking who will pay for this? this is money leant. what happens? watch this. >> the fairness question. the people that are sitting at home having just paid off their student loans or having paid them off years ago, what is in it for them? >> when we address some of the issues that could lead to default, payments are -- default borrowers of the future affects everyone. we should be proud we are able to help americans that need help now. >> the people that already paid their student loans, they don't get anything out of this deal. >> right. >> that's right, okay. >> that's right. it is right. it is not just them. the people who paid back their loans responsibly. what about the parents who broke their backs to send their kids to school so they wouldn't have loans or people who went to trade school to do something else and not have to pay for college and not be saddled with debt. a great article about a couple in florida had $190,000 in opportunity loan debt. they said get a budget. we paid ours off. we cut back

it peter doocy at the white house tonight, thank you. joe biden $300 billion loan forgiveness scheme is just one part of the left-wing screen new deal socialist as they call it transition. and now the sale of gas powered cars and in washington, d.c., the government is hanging out $200,000 for people to buy a new home. keep in mind that none of this is very, you will pay for all of this with taxes and inflation whether you like it or not. our economy will suffer board walking americans will suffer and this is how green new deal socialism works. new production from the white house shows a slowing economy and inflation going even higher. here with more larry cutler is with us. i rode a book in 2020 because i thought that it was the first one in ten years, live free or die. chapter four. socialism's history of failure. it is in the green new deal basically socialism and doesn't socialism always end the same way. and more poverty and how much freedom you give up in the name of all security? >> by the way i read the book, let the record show t

peter doocy reporting from delaware, thanks, peter. eric. eric: 20 people have been killed, dozens more injured in the terrorist attack in upscale hotel in somalia, security forces there say they have rescued more than 100 hostages after islamic militants stormed the popular hotel in the capital on friday night. starting that siege and did not end for 30 hours. trey yingst for more on this attack. trey: after 30 hours a siege in somalian capital is over, at least 20 people were killed and dozens more injured after gunmen stormed the popular hotel. militants took hostages as local security forces worked to rescue civilians inside. there were explosions and exchange of gunfire with one eyewitness saying stairwell was blown up. 100 people were freed and many locked themselves in room in upper floors of the hotel. this is one of the worst hotel attacks in somalia's history. >> there have been many innocent civil deaths in this attack but we will share in detail of administer of health. we share the pain of the great families. trey: with continue

first to peter doocy. >> martha, president biden sure thinks that climate change and tax code provisions in this inflation reduction act that just passed are going to help his side come november. >> i expect it to help? yes, it will help. for example, no senior on medicare will have a bill more than $2,000 for drugs no matter what the costs are. that's a big deal. it will change lives. >> he's getting a rare republican hat tip on screen from senator josh hawley. he says i'll give the dems this. with a 50/50 senate and a historically unpopular president, they've had made you're terrible inflation, they came to do something. there's a lesson there for the gop. if they get back congress, they better be willing to fight. democrats are pointing to several big wins like killing the head of al-quaida, passing the chips bill, a better than expected jobs report and the inflation reduction act passed. a lot of skepticism that all of those things will overshadow high inflation. that is the heart of the republican str

>> bret: peter doocy, traveling with the president. rehoboth beach, peter, thanks. >> bret: in our latest edition of the fox news midterm power rankings, republicans are expected to win the house this november, but on a slimmer margin than previously forecast while neither party can yet claim a majority in the senate. we are predicting republicans to win the house with a majority between two and 30 seats. if g.o.p. candidates win half of the 28 toss-up races in highly competitive districts, then the party would govern with a comfortable 16-seat majority. that, however, is down from our previous forecast of a 22-seat majority. on the senate side, democrats can anticipate 46 seats, while republicans can expect 49. leaving five toss-up races on the board. republicans own a slight advantage there because the party can win fewer toss-up races and still take the majority but everything, as always, is in flux. florida voters are gearing up to head to the polls tomorrow and many republican candidates in that state are giving their best effort t

by the way, all of that's on camera according to peter doocy. all right.te's largest wildfire this year. it has forced about 500 homes to be evacuated. the fire is 0% contained. well, 2 # people including -- 28 people including four children are dead as kentucky reels from devastating flooding. rescuers are continuing to search for more people. some parts of the state are expected to get another 4 to 5 inches of rain. our colleagues at fox weather are keeping a close eye on all the severe weather affecting the nation. you can go to foxweather.com or download the fox weather app for the latest headlines. alibaba says it will comply with u.s. regulators who ordered to continue trading on the stock exchange, coming after the stock plunged friday when the s.e.c. added the chinese e-commerce company to a list of chinese companies that face delisting over failure to meet audit requirements. the stock fell overnight in hong kong as well. stock to watch today, shares of alibaba obviously in the spotlight. the stock is barely higher, about 2%. so we'll see if this

peter doocy live in delaware where the president is vacationing. peter. >> and one of the main things white house officials keep bragging about is the cost of gas coming down. and they're right. it has. but now white house officials are out saying that may not last very long. >> opens up significantly after covid, more pressure on demand, more pressure on demand means upward pressure on prices. we're watching what happens globally. we're doing everything possible to try to stabilize supply and demand to keep those prices coming down. >> more possible trouble for the biden team, in a poll only 26% of those surveyed by nbc news say the inflation reduction act will make things better for them. >> joe biden's america, only in joe biden's america is the solution to an inflation-induced spending crisis more spending. the way to fix inflation is to lower taxes, to repair our supply chains and produce more energy to lower prices. >> there are some democrats who say they wish this 740 billion climate and tax code bill was bigger. >> i don't think it fell sho

that is where white house correspondent peter doocy is again tonight. good evening, peter. >> >> peter: i think i may have lost my audio here but i will say -- [no audio] democrats are re-thinking their midterm approach and here's what they have got so far. they are going to argue in under two years president biden is already on a short list of all-time great leaders. president biden's break continues. chief of staff ron klain says he deserves it. >> the largest economic recovery planned since roosevelt. the largest infrastructure plan since eisenhower. the most judges confirmed since kennedy. the second largest healthcare bill since johnson. >> are you ready? take a deep breath. >> nothing this there about covid though even as the head of the cdc admits for the first time the agency wasn't prepared for the pandemic. >> what i told the cdc staff was that it took too long to get there and it might have been a little bit messy along the play. congressman darrell issa, republican from california tweets: if the cdc wants to be more action-oriented after disa

peter doocy, traveling with the president. peter, thanks. stocks hit a three-day losing streak over interest rate hikes and global growth fears. dow fell 154. the s&p 500 finished off 9. the nasdaq was down a fraction. ♪ ♪ >> bret: "special report" midterm watch. it is primary day. take a look at the calendar. here we are right here. that means there are 77 days until election day 2022. there you go. let's take a look at what we are looking at today. we have three states up for grabs. two primaries in new york and florida, run offs in oklahoma. let's first head to florida. the democratic primary for governor. this is representative charlie crist, former governor. now representative, running for governor to defeat ron desantis he says. he has to defeat the rest of the primary cruel first. nikki fried hopes to become florida's first female governor. she is really leaning into the fight on abortion rights. and so we will watch this tonight. this could be interesting. now crist's seat is open. that leaves republican's a possibility for a pickup

white house correspondent peter doocy has that for us tonight. gogood evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, shannon. president biden is suggesting not so subtly that democrats are the only ones trying to save democracy and that republican political opponents support using violence to get their way everybody is entitled to be treated with dignity. simple dignity. >> peter: not everybody. >> i respect conservative republicans. i don't respect these maga republicans. >> peter: now president biden is accusing trump loyalists of encouraging violence. >> did any of you think you are as old as i am where we would be in an election where we talk about it's appropriate to use force political violence in america? >> he appears to be responding to senator lindsey graham who warned that a trump indictment could lead to riots in the streets before clarifying a day later that he is not calling for violence. >> it's never appropriate. never, period. never, never, never. no one should be encouraged to use political violence. >> peter: within the last week the p

white house correspondent peter doocy has tonight's report with the president traveling in wilmington, delaware. good evening, peter. >> good evening, bret. a major change in the way this administration approaches covid, they are about to stop buying covid vaccines. soon, if you want one, you are going to have to go to your doctor. so, a president that long boasted about making it easier to get shots in arms is done doing that. and there's more. , the cdc's covid apology tour rolls on. >> we made pretty public mistakes and we need own them. >> peter: here is what that looks like the cdc says we must take our concrete levies learned from covid-19 to learn how we deliver our science programs to the american people. there is doubt about whether or not the agency learned the right lessons. >> if they want to reorganize, it's humility. i think they need to step back and get back into the advice game, not the mandate game. >> candid about covid difficulties for months. >> you know, this is hard. >> now a cdc in transition must confront a new challenge that have been over 13,500 cases monkey

white house correspondent peter doocy kicks us off from the north lawn this earn. what are the chinese saying about pelosi's trip? >> peter: the chinese are saying the people's liberation army is not going to stand idly by if speaker pelosi dares to visit taiwan, they believe belongs to china. the white house is responding to the latest threat. >> we are not -- we shouldn't be as a country intimidated by that rhetoric or the potential actions. this is an important trip for the speaker to be on and we'll do whatever we can to support her. >> peter: the first few days between president biden's first quarantine and second quarantine, he did promise no new taxes on anybody making less than $400,000 a year. but, the non-partisan joint committee on taxation has a new report finding that just not true, and that "by 2031, when the new green energy credits and subsidies provide an even greater benefit to those at higher incomes, those earning below $400,000 are projected to bear as much as two-thirds of the burden of the additional tax revenue collected that year." joe manch

peter doocy for us at the white house. od work today, peter, thank you. >> peter: thanks. >> john: as peter mentioned, it is international overdose awareness day. it is part of our series on the poisoning of america. correspondent aishah hasnie travels to the epicenter of the opioid crisis west virginia the state with the highest number of overdoses per capita in the nation. to find out how residents there are trying to take on the drug cartels to take back their state. >> that's my dad william. >> hali mcallister can't wait to see her family again. in just a few days, the 16-year-old will graduate from the mount narrow challenge academy. >> forward march. >> a 22 week long program for at risk teens. >> always really bad on drugs. >> hali says she was just a baby when her mom abandoned her for drugs. growing up, she was afraid she would wind unjust like her. >> i definitely thought of many ways to get out of the pain and the suffering i was going through. >> vulnerable teens like haley are now the target of mexican drug car

white house correspondent peter doocy is at that site in rockville, maryland. the crowd is cheering. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. president biden hasn't been getting very many invitations to go join candidates on the campaign trail in swing states so he is here about a half an hour from the white house in suburban washington, d.c. having his own rally. and we understand he plans to talk about all the things that he has done as president, including most recently trying to cancel some student debt. >> we see this as a fiscally responsible balanced approach. >> but biden officials admit they have no idea how much their student loan cancellation plan will cost. >> we will actually know more once people take us up on it and get a sense if they will. >> peter: and the inflation reduction from the inflation reduction act could soon be wiped out according to a key obama era economic adviser. >> in terms of the economy, yes, it is going to nudge us to the inflationary side. >> white house officials provide conflicting legal grounds for canceling deb

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>> mike: peter doocy live on the north lawn, peter, thanks very much.et's bring in senate minority whip john thune of south dakota, senator, welcome. >> good evening, mike. good to be with you. >> mike: i asked your colleague senator ben cardin of maryland about a key provision of this tax and spending bill on "fox news sunday." >> can you understand how 87,000 new irs agents would scare the heck out of millions of americans? >> millions of americans aren't going to be impacted by that other than getting better service from the irs. the auditing is going to be focused on those of high income, large corporations, et cetera. so, there's no reason to be fearful. >> mike: rich people have attorneys and accountants, aren't those 87,000 irs agents really a threat to the little guy? >> mike, i think the take away from the passage of this bill is there is an irs agent come to a neighborhood near you 87,000 new employees of theist. 47% are going to be committed to helping taxpayer service. most of them are going to be harassing middle income taxpayers. study don

but first peter doocy traveling with the president in delaware. peter? >> reporter: trace, president biden's summer has been pretty eventful. he signed enough big bills into law that his chief of staff is comparing him to kennedy and roosevelt and lbj. his approval rating is still hovering in the low 40s, but it's improving slightly. >> the american people won and the special interest lost. okay. >> reporter: the inflation reduction act, now the law of the land. but actual inflation reduction isn't happening anytime soon. >> why would it? it's not. we never see anything happening immediately. like today, turn the switch on and off. >> reporter: the bill is really about other priorities. >> this bill is the biggest step forward on climate ever, ever. >> reporter: the cdc is taking a step back, admitting they were unprepared for covid. >> it might have been little bit messy along the way. >> reporter: still, no regrets about lockdowns, but just regrets about how they were explained. >> we need to be more nimble but we stand behind the content of what we sa

white house correspondent peter doocy has our top story tonight. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. masks, vaccines, school closures, social distancing, the medical professionals who came up with rules that led some folks to go out you of business and others to stay home, the medical professionals that president told us to listen to now admits they were wrong. >> peter: as president biden golfs away from cameras there is a reason to revisit a comment he has made over and over. >> tell the truth. follow the scientists -- the science. poor the peter problem scientists admit they blew it rochelle walensky says in a statement cdc and public health have been preparing for covid-19. in our big moment, our performance did not reliably meet expectations. video of a maskless president biden coughing and shaking hands with lawmakers quickly went viral last night because cdc guidance is for close contact to covid patients like him to mask for 10 days but he is not to blame. an internal cdc review concluded covid guidance was both confusing and

first we go to peter doocy. an, covid is not the only reason the cdc has their hands full. they're doing some soul searching as we have been reporting. there's a memo, part of it says that we must take our concrete lessons learned from covid-19 to improve how we deliver our science, guidance and programs to the american people. but the white house is saying those mistakes, not the cdc's fault. >> our government agencies weren't designed to manage a once in a century crisis like this. while many performed admirably, there's no question in my mind that these agencies could have done better. >> so biden officials are bake hi blaming bureaucracy. there's skepticism that the cdc has the ability to clean itself up now that they have been caught flat-footed in dealing with monkey pox. >> it wasn't that they acted too sparingly. the problem is they acted too quickly and not based on science. they need to step back and get back into the advice game, not the mandate game. >> president biden hasn't weighed in on any of thes

first, to the fall-out from his announced resignation, peter doocy with the president in delaware. peter? >> and there is a split along party lines here with the reaction to dr. fauci. one of the precovid presidents he worked with, barack obama, is saying now i will always be grateful that we had a once in a century public health leader to guide us through a once in a century pandemic. i'm glad he's not done yet. andy slavit part of the white house covid team says the president always wanted to understand the science and tony was a vector for what the scientific community understood and was saying. we faced tricky decisions and tony was a steady, trusted person. trusted is disputed by kevin mccarthy. he tweets dr. fauci lost the trust of american people when he kept schools closes and businesses shut. he owes the american people answers, a house gop majority will hold him accountable. that is a sentiments shared on the senate side. >> unless dr. fauci decides to seek asylum in some foreign country whose powerball jackpot is 284 chickens and a goat, then dr. fauci, retirement or not,

white house correspondent peter doocy has the latest tonight. >> this new claim by the president. >>nomy had zero percent inflation in the month of july. zero percent. >> and the vice president. >> today we learned that last month our economy had zero percent inflation. >> is not true. prices are not up zero percent since last year. they are up 8.5%. far outpacing wage growth at 5.2% which effectively means americans have less money. >> main street doesn't think 8.5 or 8.1 or even if it's 7.1 is a win. >> the white house claim of zero percent inflation is based on comparing prices in july with prices in june and the report notes this consumer price index between those months was unchanged. >> one of the most important declines in this report is the fall in the price of gas. >> but others worry about the reason for the decline. >> people are driving less, traveling less. that's not good news. that's bad news. people can't afford to. >> gas price have fallen however just since last month food prices have risen 1.1%. shelter prices have risen half a percent. >> the president will contin

peter doocy on the white house steps and steve moore on what to make it all. lydia? >> hi, charles.onth of cooling prices, certainly encouraging news for consumers that welcome the relief. they've probably noticed gas prices coming down at the pump. there are still concerns that inflation could turn around and tick back up as there's other elements like housing, rent prices are still very high and should by said one month of cooling prices does not a trend make. consumering still notice how they're paying through the nose for a lot of items. gas prices still high even though they are coming down. up about 44% higher over last year. prices for food at the grocery store, more than 13% higher than last year. health insurance premiums up 20%. airline fares up, too. more than 27% still. you know, charles, it's school season. parents are stressed right now. they're out shopping getting their back to school supplies and noticing the sticker shock. take a look at this basket of back to school items like notebooks and binders and pencils. data weave says this basket of items will cost consum

white house correspondent peter doocy explain some delaware. >> law of the land for days now. inflation reduction yet. that something republicans are really surgical president bide out for. trains and trillions of dollars we do not have he was warned not just by people like me recently to listen to but economists who work for people like obama and bill clinton. you do this they told that you are going to spark a massive inflation. and now here we are. should not be a surprise because senator joe manchin who negotiated this belt said inflation reduction is going to take a while. x we never see anything happen immediately turn the switch on and off. the bottom line is the markets note right now that investments going to be a balanced approach. >> we have not heard of pete for the present about cdc big admission they were unprepared for the pandemic. >> their solution is so, maybe we were to select institute mandates because we are debating the science. i think the opposite is true. they were looking at the science, misinterpreting and then drawing conclusions are. >> cdc directo

white house correspondent peter doocy joins us live from the white house lawn with more. >> officialshere insist they did not rush president biden back to work after his first bout with covid, but he was only back in the office for three days before returning to quarantine where officials say he has been working eight and a half hours every day just like usual. now some lingering symptoms. >> the president according to his doctor had very mild symptoms. >> the white house press secretary says that the rebound covid is not a surprise. but rather a side effect of the medication. >> we expect it to piggy a relapse. it's not unusual, it's common. >> dr. anthony fauci argued the opposite last week. >> when you look at the studies it generally does not occur very often but anecdotal cases that look like it is occurring more than the clinical trial show. >> of the protocol change last week, insisting he will isolate in accordance with centers for disease control and prevention recommendations. this week no mention of the cdc, just a strict isolation measures as previously described. official

. >> issuing the unsatisfactory issue to peter doocy's questions is as reliable as leonardo dicaprioaking up with any woman who is about to turn 25. you can set your watch by it, unfortunately in this case what she says, the seizures are going up by this percentage. when it go up higher if you actually had more personnel on the border trying to deal with this problem, it's overwhelming the resources that we already have their. we see evidence of the everywhere. when you see the ramifications when it comes to america's youth and the level of degradation among life expectancy, there is no question that this is out of control. see huge problem flowing directly from china into mexico and over our southern border in all these different forms and when they look at the, unicorns are not this type of packaging of drugs in a way that is designed to make them increasingly, people across america but no a top concern for everyone, the whole white house says were dealing with it, don't worry about it is not a problem look over here. that's what they have been doing ever since he really took of of

. >> neil: senator, peter doocy caught up with secretary cardona on the monies and efforts being made to make things right for kids that missed so much school doing it remotely saying we have to address that and help them out. dr. fauci said nobody has been harmed by these years out of school. so who is right? >> i don't know what he's looking at, but i can tell you from talking to people across my state and i'm sure you hear in from other places around the country, the impact this has had on students and their kids and the ability to learn at the fastest rate possible. you want to optimize your children's opportunities to learn. i have a couple of grandkids starting school this year. i can't imagine educating them at home virtually. the fact that -- the statistics bear out that there were some serious harm done to our children who weren't able to be in the classroom and get the benefit of everything that comes with that. there's no question about that. so i don't know how you can make a statement like that, a blanket statement like that. i don't think it's squares with the facts. cer

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all right, peter doocy att a the white house tonight. thank you. all right. biden's three hundred billion dollar loan forgivenessde is jus one part of the left wing t green new deal socialist, as they call it, transition and california democrats are now banning the sale of new gas powered cars by twenty thirty five in washington, d.c., the city government handing out two hundred thousand dollars for people toho buy a new home. t keep in mind, none of this is free. you will pay for all of this i with taxes and inflation, whether younf like it or not, our economy will suffer. hardworking americans, they will suffer. and this is how green new deal socialism works. in fact, new projections from the white house, they show a slowing economy and inflation going even higher. ity is more. fox business anchor larry kudlow is with us . you know, i wrote a book in 2020 because i thought the moment called the first book i wrote in 10 years live free or die, chapter four socialism's history of failureit . isn't the new green deal basically social and doesn'te socialism alw

. >> sandra: peter doocy live at the white house.noting the timing of the investor being summoned. comes after you press the white house hard on whether the president appeared weak. >> yes, and white house officials have been claiming that the lines of communication with the chinese are open but the chinese are now saying that that's not the case anymore so it's going to be tougher moving forward as these exercises continue for any kind of back-and-forth especially since they are telling us there's no plans for president biden to talk to his counterpart. president biden has known him for decades. he has got a lot of free time up there in the residence this week. >> he doesn't have free time. >> can't he pick up the phone and call? >> he's been working all the way through his illness. it's a little bit insulting. it is. >> someone who is isolating by themselves. >> he suggested -- you suggested he has a lot of free time as if he's not doing anything and you know that's not the case. >> white house officials trying to kill bill on capi

the white house told peter doocy illegals are not just walking across the border, tell us what is going on there? >> the reality is that biden's border policies are killing people in record numbers, i heard the a.g., she sounded set and she should be. i wake up everyday pissed off, i served this country, i was a special agent, i have investigated smuggling of drugs and guns and held dying children in my hand and rememberas and talked to girls young as 11 years old that got raped multiple times, what we're talking about tonight is number of migrants that died since joe biden became president. 1200 migrants have died on u.s. soil since joe biden became president. this is tragic, this is, it gets me angry, when you see what i have seen in 35 years, you understand secure borders save lives. illegal immigration was at 43-year low, how many people didn't die of drug overdoses? how many migrants didn't die? how many children didn't drown in the river? this administration opened the border up, causing major death and pain and migrants and someone in the white house should care about that. >> co

peter doocy is live at the white house at this hour.are anticipating a briefing happening a short time from now. also going to hear from the president 2:00 eastern time. so, what have we heard so far from the president's team today, peter? >> peter: they claim they had no hand in this. white house officials are telling us they had no information about the search warrant at mar-a-lago, the same time the rest of us did, as it started to cross on the wires and on social media. only word so far from the white house is this, we did not have a notice of the reported action and would refer you to the justice department for additional information. doj remains silent. >> i will not do what this president does and use the justice department as my vehicle to insist that something happened. >> peter: republicans are dede -- demanding answers, and he says i am unaware of actual or alleged national security threat posed by any information, data or documents in the possession of former president trump. president biden still has not said anything about

novak djokovic thing is infuriating, it seems the white house is lying, that is not the same thing, peter doocy pressed her on it, karine jean-pierre. we have bill melugin who is always there, he sees it and reports on it, they are saying what you are seeing is not true. you have novak djokovic, a tennis star, who has had pushback because of his refusal to get the vaccine, which doesn't prevent you from getting omicron. they will not let him come into the country because he is not vaccinated, but we allow these illegal migrants to come across the border undocumented? no, sorry, you can't come across, where is this double standard coming from? todd, can you make sense of it? >> todd: i cannot. karine jean-pierre is either ignorant or lying to the novak djokovic point. anyone can cross the border, what is interesting about karine jean-pierre she called bussing of individuals from the texas border shameful, yet the white house is paying for the migrants to be bussed so is the white house action shameful and playing politics that you accuse greg abbott of play something either they are ignorant as

looks for television, she was on television, on msnbc for sometime, we saw it this week, guys, peter doocyis novak djokovic not allowed in this country, but millions can crossover the border and stay here, karine jean-pierre said nobody is walking across the border, what are you talking about and look at videos from bill melugin and other reporters showing this happening on a daily basis, unsteady and not honest and not good at spinning dishonesty, we'll see john kirby in this position before joe biden's first term is over. >> ashley: and keeping truth social off the app store, 44% androids cannot download truth social, it is not available. this is insane. >> joe: insane, yeah, it is something that we've seen before, ashley. we talked about collusion or lack thereof over the past five years there is collusion between big tech giants and political party they serve. parlor was not allowed on apple app store or google play store or amazon in the cloud services, that made it difficult for parlor to compete with other social media companies and elon musk looks all, but dead, see the social medi