should be, focused on lowering taxes, making sure kids have access to quality education. >> todd: peter doocy out press secretary karine jean-pierre for double standard after she tweeted that republicans stole elections. >> peter: denying election results is extreme now, why not then? >> let's be really clear, that comparison you made is ridiculous, i was talking specifically at that time what was happening with voting rights and in danger of voting rights at the time. >> carley: joe concha joins us to react, what do you make of that moment between peter doocy and karine jean-pierre? >> joe: why is it, i think i know why it is, why does it almost always come down to peter doocy or jacqui heinrich asking truly challenging questions. there it is in writing, you showed it on the screen. she is an election denier and said donald trump stole the 2016 election. she said stacey abrams had her election stolen. if votes were suppressed, i imagine there would be lawsuits, no one was able to prove that, that makes her an extremist. must be condemned in decent society. she said she knew the question was

success but at the same time everyone inflated how good she was at what she did anyway without peter doocyd not have been interested. >> sean: joe, what's your take? will she succeed or fail? >> peter is right without the contrast of peter doocy or jackie heinrich or someone to challenge her, jen psaki comes across as inauthentic and not interesting and going to peacock, this is like cnn+. who would pay to watch this when not that many people are watching msnbc for free. i love this quote right out of band camp from jen psaki and hope to explain tafanely passion for debunking things and hope to see it in my next job. will she be debunking herself, sean. this is the same former press secretary that say republicans want it defund the police and joe biden takes questions from the press four to five times per week, uh-huh, said the withdrawal from afghanistan couldn't be called anything but a success. i mean, come on. good luck to jen psaki and she'll fit in right at msmbc and island of misfit toys just fine. we're looking at female verse of the next keith oberman at this point, sean. >> sean:

first, the white house seemingly dodging questions tonight especially when pressed by our own peter doocythe president believes america's biggest cities are safe. lucas tomlinson is the very latest on which party voters think is tougher on crime. hey, lucas. >> good evening. one of the major issues concerning voters in the midterm election: crime. violent spikes across the country countries major cities, president biden's former press secretary jen saki gave the following candid assessment. >> they know crime is huge is huge from mobility for democrats. i would say one of the biggest vulnerabilities. if it's a referendum on the president, they will lose know that. >> as you mentioned, our colleague peter doocy followed up on those remarks at the white house press briefing. >> jen saki says crime is a huge vulnerability for democrats. why would she say that? >> you know, again, i can't do electoral politics from here, as you know. i don't agree with your characterization of what she actually said. >> this weekend's abc "washington post" poll has a majority of americans trust republicans to

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president biden on stage with the teleprompter or trying to walk it back to peter doocy.achel: the statement on the follow-up friday each and every one of these things he calls out as a threat to democracy has been a sin committed by those from his own political party over the last two decades, quote, of those who call for the use of violence, what about the 2,020 -- those who refuse to acknowledge the election that has been run, what about the 2,000 election, the 2,004 election. the 2016 election. changing the way you count the votes. working on it now. rachel: and now too. will: a threat to democracy committed by the political party represented by the president of the united states. rachel: i think again talking about why would he do this speech right now? easy answers because of the midterms it is deeper for president biden, not a coincidence that last week we now have confirmation the fbi meddled in the 2016 election, the january 6th commission was set up mostly to scare people from talking about it. in this case, they are worried, his legacy and his legitimacy is bei

our colleague peter doocy shouted a question of the president, his team didn't want him to answer bute did and he appeared to walk that back, let's watch this together. >> mr. president, you consider all trump supporters to be a threat to the country? >> i don't consider a trump supporter -- the country. i do think anyone who calls for the use of violence to attempt violence refuse to acknowledge when the election has been one. changing the ways the rules vote. , democracy. everything we do rest on the platform of democracy. people voted for donald trump to vote him out, they want voting for attack california, they went voting for really of election, they were voting for this to be put forward. guy: okay well, right out of the gate, he talked about violence being wrong, president still not condemning the assassination plot against the supreme court justice. speaker of the house not condemn a series of fire bombers against pro-life, i think we've heard much about that. you have to acknowledge election has been one and lost. i agree. i assume he will endorse bryan can against stacey abr

take a listen to this exchange with our peter doocy just moments ago. >> you tweeted trump stole electionian kemp stole election. if denying is extreme now, why isn't it then? >> let's be really clear the comparison you made is ridiculous. i have been -- you are asking me a question, let me answer it. >> and you said it was ridiculous. >> i was talking about voting rights and in danger of voting rights. >> john: karine jean-pierre and peter doocy head to head at the white house, and the internet, it lives forever and you can go back and you can find these examples that some people might prescribe a double standard. >> sandra: peter doocy pressing the press secretary and holding them accountable f. there is a double standard, people want to know. the state of california forging ahead with the plan to eliminate gas powered cars by 2035, all while calling on residents to conserve energy as extreme heat strechtes the power grid and now at least 17 states are weighing whether they are going to follow the golden state lead in all of this but is this the right time to make the transition to all

>> bret: peter doocy live from the north lawn. peter, thanks. ♪ >> bret: the world paid its final respects to queen elizabeth ii today. a state funeral filled with pomp and pageantry stretched out over several hours in london it. drew the royal family, vips from around the world. thousands of spectators along the procession and millions on television and the internet. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot shows us tonight from windsor, england. the last goodbye to queen elizabeth ii, the cast county brought from westminster hall where hundreds of thousands seen her lying in state. accompanied among others king charles iii and grandsons princes william and harry. the royals joined by wives and children. and 2,000 others, including president biden, first lady jill biden and other leaders, dignitaries and royals. among the moving tributes words from the archbishop of kanter berry. >> all who follow the queen's example and inspiration of trust and faith in god can, with her say, we will meet again. >> then military honors th

peter doocy in new york with more. been reminded of on this trip, there's a lot of rich democrats that live in new york city. the fund raiser the president is at right now, 35 people, it's expected to raise 1.8 million for the party. the fund raiser he went to tuesday night, 100 people, $2 million. he only spoke for about 20 minutes there. if you calculate that, that's about 100,000 a minute. it's not just foreign policy stuff. the president is talking mid-terms while in town with lines like this one. "if we lose control of the house and senate, we have a different world. i'll be spending my team with the veto pen. it won't be a lot of initiatives." president biden not just raising money, he's taking meetings with foreign dignitaries and checking in on the federal response to hurricane fiona in puerto rico. >> we're there. bad joke from the federal government. we're here to help. we really are. i hope you're satisfied with the response so far. >> there's been a diplomatic hiccup. the president of south korea was caught

first up tonight, white house correspondent peter doocy live from the north lawn. od evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. we noticed something while out on the campaign trail with president biden this weekend when he is surrounded by midterm voters he spends a lot of time talking about maga republicans. but back here at the white house, surrounded w by the cabit he is trying to stick to official business. >> i'm not a fan of big fan of trickle down economics. i find the trickle stops fairly quickly coming down. >> peter: he is also not a big fan of so-called maga republicans. >> the extreme maga republicans in congress have chosen to go backwards, full of anger, violence, hate and division. >> peter: he is making a point about their policies, too. >> these trumpys, these maga republicans in congress are coming from your social security as well. >> peter: the president is referring to a proposal by senator rick scott to address wasteful government spending on voting on every spending program every five years. >> of course he is going to lie about it. what i

peter doocy, how is this playing at the white house?complaint, we need generational change and joe biden said he would be a bridge. >> shannon: there are long bridges. >> there are very long bridges. when you look at clips like that, that says a lot about the president's schedule issue not going to places strategic for 2022, he's going to ohio, pennsylvania, pennsylvania, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, places that might be beneficial to him, if he runs in 2024, which he says he intends to do. >> shannon: talk about the vice president now talking about the abortion decision at dobbs and questioning integrity of the supreme court, here is what she says. >> this court took that constitutional right away and we are suffering as a nation because of it. that causes me great concern about the integrity of the court overall. >> shannon: the chief justice speak out friday night not specifically addressing the vice president but says people can say what they want simply because people disagree is not basis for questioning the legitimacy of th

peter, thank you very much for that peter doocy.ant to go to aishah hasnie on capitol hill where republicans trying to get a message about inflation, economy and sometimes veered off course. how is that going? >> good afternoon to you, neil, republicans primarily focused on this pocketbook issues sky high inflation, and, of course the economy, high gas prices. according to rnc spokesman doug high, he tells me republicans should stick to those pocketbook issues because a new pew poll l shows 77% of registered voters think the economy is still the top voting issue this fall. it is clear though, abortion is energizing democratic voters, especially women and, neil. "new york times" analysis of voter registration in ten states showed scotus ruling, it really it really galvanized female voters. the biggest surge happening in kansas where more than 70% of the new voters there and the month after the dobbs decision were women. here is dcc chair patrick maloney. >> working away our constitutional freedom, our reproductive freedom has awakene

harris. >> harris: peter doocy, thank you for setting us up with what's happening there.m cotton. member of the senate judiciary, armed services and intelligence committees also from the great state of arkansas. good to see you today. how surprising is it, or not, that president biden is going to speak on dialing down hate? >> i think other he pretty surprising, harris, joe biden wants to find one of the main sources of division and potential threats of political violence in our country look at the mirror and the crowd of liberals at the white house today. the deranged speech he gave a couple of weeks ago in his remarks in recent weeks of declaring 74 million people who voted republican the last election semi fascists are beneath the dignity of any president. but especially one who promised the try to deliver unity in his inaugural address. remember, joe biden has a long history of such comments. he said in 2012 that mitt romney, of all people, would put african-american citizens back in chains. and his department of justice has not taken steps necessary to try to prevent

peter doocy asked secretary cardona the other day, did you track the money?t of that isn't what it should be. we need to work on that. what do you say? >> well, when we've heard about where is the money coming for for the extra testing, we're told it was being moved from prior allocated funds like this. if you remember, they would constantly threaten states that they'll withhold funding if they didn't do what they wanted on covid. by the way, final point. walensky said where her kids went to school a private school stayed open and the kid could use a three-foot guidance and not a six-foot guidance. she said that was fine and more feasible than six feet. >> martha: i didn't know that. thanks, doctor. good to have you with us. so much lost and so much needed to regain. needs to be a real emergency effort in this country and there's not a lot of focus on it. thank you, doctor. >> thank you. >> martha: we're waiting for a judge's ruling that we couldn't get any moment on former president trump's request for an independent review of evidence taken from mar-a-largo

. >> brian: okay, peter doocy at the white house with the latest, peter. >> with officials around hereout the inflation reduction act like it is going to do a trick reducing inflation, but the treasury secretary is now stating it is not that simple. >> the fed is going to need some skill and good luck to achieve what we sometimes call a soft landing. i hope and i believe there is a pass to accomplishing that. >> brian: remember president biden claiming zero inflation when really he just means it's not rising month to month. the prices are still 8.5% higher than this time last year. >> here is the truth about the issues that matter to the american people. the economy inflation and gas prices are the top three issues and without any question the social issue certainly presents an opportunity for us to have a conversation to the american people about what matters to them. >> buying a home also tougher now with mortgage rates clocking in at a 14 year high, 5.89%. some states are making it tough to buy a car. california, all purchases must be electric. the biden administration is backing th

the president took one from our own peter doocy. they are all in, aren't they on this campaign pitch and this is how it's going to go heading into november? >> absolutely. i think they are all in. and the president's message, whether it was came or arrived well with some part of the country or not was certainly that he thinks trump and trump supporters are a threat to american democracy. the president or the white house argued that that wasn't a political speech. i think that's been a tough argument for them to make. that said, i think it's something that the president believes deeply and to get back to your question to morgan just now, when the former president on his social media platform says the fbi or the doj should turn over the election, it just shows a fundamental misunderstanding of what the constitution allows the fbi and the doj to do. and it shows where his head is about democracy and i think it absolutely gives fodder to president biden. i think he will use it. >> bret: quickly, hugh, a big win for the trump legal team

peter helped me with that. >> everyone, grab this book, it's amazing, steve doocy did a wonderful job. now here is "america reports." >> john: kayleigh, thank you. chicago mayor lightfoot sparking outrage for sending migrants out of the city and into a republican neighborhood. >> sandra: the neighbor of the town is firing back. he says lightfoot is using migrants as political pawns and his town is not a sanctuary city. he will be here in just moments to react. >> worry about the inflation number, sir? >> no, i'm not, we are talking about 1/10 of 1%, and anyway -- thank you. >> we begin with president biden brushing off august inflation report insisting the economy is still strong despite high prices hammering families nationwide. hello, happy wednesday. john roberts in washington. hi, sandra. >> sandra: sandra smith in new york. comments after the dow plunged 1200 points in yesterday's trading session following the higher than expected inflation number, and it does mark the worst day on wall street since covid shutdowns began june 2020. >> john: biden is back on the road in the motor c

have you ever called peter doocy steve and steve doocy peter?y all the time. >> bill: good luck with the book. "the faulkner focus" is up next. here she is. >> harris: beginning with the fox news alert. the impossible is our new and very real normal. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". u.s. border agents apprehended now more than 200,000 illegal immigrants in august. one month. and that puts the year-to-date number of illegal crossings at about 2.1 million. look at your screen. and we're still about two weeks away from the end of the fiscal year. and that is without co

here now peter doocy and steve doocy promoting the latest cookbook my favorite cookbook of all time.sse: favorite fox news book of all time besides how i saved the world and number one cookbook in america today. >> steve: thank you. >> jesse: there it is. before we get started who usually wins when it is like golf or tidally winks who usually wins between you guys. >> steve: we have never kept score at golf. >> peter: can't count that high. [laughter] we count how many balls we lose. >> steve: before we go out, how many boxes are we going to need? >> jesse: okay. so you guys are both terrible. >> peter: we did actually rental right when i got to be taller than you in eighth grade we wrestled and i won. >> steve: so we stopped. >> jesse: that's what i did with my father the minute i grew taller than him one-on-one i beat him and i never played with him again. >> steve: i know what that's like. >> jesse: i bet you do. category with friends like these which famous heir to a political family said this week that they were friends with ivanka trump until she went quote to the dark side was

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congressman derrell issa on this moments away, including his recent visit to taiwan, but first peter doocyovided is on the road trying to help midterm democrats by making the 1 trillion infrastructure package relateable, and he's looking for common ground with skeptics by talking about something that just about everybody can agree on, which is that it's been a rough couple years for laguardia airport. >> we landed at laguardia. and got into the terminal, an escalator, the god's truth, going up to the gates, and it said "out of order, will be fixed in two months." folks in china and others think we are a spent economy. will be fixed in two months. >> peter: a shift from his recent focus of republicans, that promote violence to advance their agenda, maga, but elected gop lawmakers are hoping to keep their eyes on the ba you will and the issues they think will control congress. >> the truth about the issues that matter to the american people. economy, inflation and gas prices, and without any question the social issues certainly presents an opportunity for us to have a conversation with the a

the president spoke out about that earlier today at the united nations as we find peter doocy. >> neil, president biden has not in new york and will not in new york call to boot russia from the u.n. security council even though he says that what russia is doing is violating the very charter of the united nations. >> to be very blunt, let us speak plainly. a permanent member of the united security council invaded its neighbor, attempted to erase a sovereign state from the map. >> russia is rounding up more troops to send to battle in ukraine and they're threatening to use nuclear weapons in ukraine. president biden mentioned all of that, but he didn't mention another big piece of the puzzle. >> he didn't do which, wish he would have gone further, call ott the countries that are helping russia, call out the fact that china is helping, call out the fact that iran is sending drone and north korea is doing rockets. he could have made that a bigger isolation if he called those countries out. >> in addition to russia, president biden says he sees the other defining issue for these dipl

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>> peter doocy, outside the united nations, peter, thanks. we will have a full report on vladimir putin's latest moves and the threats from russia. now to wall street, took a hit on the heels. three quarters of a fed rate hike. the dow plunging 822. the s&p 500 lost 66. the nasdaq fell 205. we will have a story in that as well. new legal trouble tonight for former president trump and his family. it has to do with allegations he vastly inflated his actual wealth. senior correspondent laura ingle has the details tonight in new york. good evening, laura. >> new york attorney general letitia james announcing her office filed a civil lawsuit against former president donald trump three of his adult children and executives of his company accusing them of a pattern of financial fraud. the 220-page lawsuit accuses mrf making more than 200 false and misleading asset valuations in the company's financial statements since 2011. including the former president triplex apartment in trump tower claimed 30,000 square feet, james says it's less than 11,000. >>

peter doocy at the white house with more. peter? >> good afternoon.mething like this because for the first time he's telling us what he plans to do and what he has not yet done. >> are you going to the queen's funeral, sir? >> yes. i don't know what the details are. but i'll be going. >> have you spoken to the king? >> no, i haven't spoken to him. i did not call him yet. thank you. >> president biden and his white house advisers decided not to call off a dnc fund raiser last night. so to date his most in depth comments about the queen's passing were at a dnc fund raiser. >> i had the opportunity to meet her before she passed. she's an incredibly gracious and decent women. thoughts and prayers of the american people are with the people of the united kingdom and the commonwealth and their grief. >> when president biden and king charles connect, we expect to get comments by a press shoot read out. president biden is in delaware most of the weekend. we expect him back here for 9-11 commemorations sunday, neil. >> thanks, peter doocy. he can always get the

white house correspondent peter doocy takes a look tonight live from the north lawn, good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening bret. the president has been bragging how the inflation reduction act is going to get the economy back on track. it's been a few weeks since he signed it and as turns out voters aren't buying it. >> his focus is not on himself. >> polls focused on the president are down. 39% approval rating. even the white house white house officials insist their policies are winning people over. >> think about the pieces of, of legislation that we have passed they are very popular with the american people, with republicans and democrats. ing. >> as president biden hosted the atlanta braves to celebrate their world series win. >> i know in georgia you show up when it counts. >> just 35% of democrats say they want biden on the ballot in 2024. 5 #% say they favor someone else. >> should he take another stab at winning the white house? >> so, it -- jim, i would love to say yes or no. but, truly, it is not my call. >> the former white house press secretary now warns this president

. >> sandra: peter doocy, live at the white house, how is the speech received so far? >> peter: so far so good here at the u.n., sandra, but the way this president sees things, the biggest problems for this crowd, the world's top diplomats are climate change and russia. >> very blunt. let us speak plainly. a permanent member of the united nations security council invaded its neighbor, attempted to erase a sovereign state from the map. >> peter: but president biden did not and will not call for russia to be removed from the security council even as putin renews threats of nuclear weapon use ahead, and critics think the president's focus on the ukraine invasion at the u.n. was too narrow. >> he didn't do which i wish he would have gone further, call out the countries helping russia, that china is helping, iran with drones, and north korea rockets, could have done a bigger isolation had he called thes countries out. >> there is an iranian delegation here, and killing soleimani during the administration, yet president biden took a diplomatic approach toward taiwan. >> the u

let's get to it with peter doocy from the white house. hi, peter. >> neil, this afternoon president biden upending our understanding of his i immigration policy. more than a year he told us the migrants are coming from the northern triangle countries. that would be el salvador, guatemala and honduras. now he says that's not the problem anymore. >> there are three countries that are never -- there's fewer immigrants coming from central america and from mexico. this is a different circumstance. what is on my watch now is venezuela, cuba and nicaragua. the ability to send them back is not rationale. >> just before that in the briefing room, the white house claimed they were willing to engage leaders that were bussing or flying migrants to points north to make a point about the burdens that migrants can have on a small town. >> the way we see it, is alerting fox news and not city or state officials about a plan to abandon children, fleeing communism on the side of the street is not burden sharing. that is not the definition that we see of burd

after being pressed by fox's peter doocy, trying to claim he didn't mean any of what he said.look. >> do you consider all trump supporters to be a threat to the country? >> no. >> come on, look, guys. >> tammy: does he have an evil twin author? ask yourself, what exactly was last night's speech about. what was the point? it truly was not about unity. it was not about winning over independence. it was not about reaching across the aisle and it was not about confronting the growing crisis of the border or insulation or crime. so what was that about? is joe biden really still that scared of donald trump and his tens of millions of supporters? the 45th president wrote in response to bidens tirade "someone should explain to joe biden slowly but passionately that maga means make america great again. if he doesn't want to make america great again, which through his words, action and thought, he doesn't, then certainly he should not be representing the united states of america." here for reaction, fox news jupiter joe concha. along with florida congressman byron donalds. the vice pres

critics say that for midterm vote, fox news peter doocy at the white house with more.ative group, now wants a judge to decide whether or not president biden order to forgive some of the student loan debt is allowed by the constitution. >> lawsuit we filed is simple. congress just did not give the president the authority to execute this sweeping debt cancelation program. reporter: white house officials full steam ahead on forgiveness, teasing soon a web site will go live for a leak to apply for up to 10,000 dollar in l loan forgiveness. >> no one who does not' debt relief has to get it for folks they have option to opt ut this is going to help millions of americans. reporter: that is a extraordinary response, white house said if you have a problem with student loan debt forgiveness, then don't apply for it. elizabeth: peter doocy thank you. >> congresswoman greg murphy, florida needs help, voters are angry. people are saying it is unfair that if i didn't go to college, or paid off my debt, i'm not getting help, so that is -- putting a pick to us, hurricane ian is puttin

except for our very own dumb son of a bitch peter doocy. it away, peter. >> you tweeted, in 2016. >> i knew this was coming. i was waiting peter when you were going to ask me that question. >> greg: she was waiting for it yet was still shockingly unprepared for it. poor kjp she checked every box for the job except competence. at least peter asked the question no one else in the media dared to ask since it was their anti trump narratives. it's about motivating the base to vote through fear. that's why the biden speech last week was so dark and angry. in case you forgot, here's a clip. [cheers and applause] >> greg: i'm sorry, that was hunter biden getting the results of his latest std test. anyway. so repeat after me, the republicans are extreme, trump is a fascist, parents are terrorists, and i'm too handsome for tv. all lies, except for that one. so how do you fight fake fear? well, you do so with real fear. fact is, the real problems facing americans are scarier than hillary in a two piece eating a three piece. got sky high crime persiste

>> bret: peter doocy live on the north lawn. peter, thanks. ♪ ♪ >> bret: in our "special report" midterm watch, we are 49 days, seven weeks from election day in our just released fox news power rankings, democrats are building some momentum heading into november. for the first time this cycle these rankings give democrats at least pathways to retain control of congress. though, republicans still have an advantage. this is why. inflation remains the number one issue in every major poll. the latest fox news national survey shows 59% of voters extremely concerned about inflation. if you dig deeper, it also shows that issue favors republicans by a wide margin. the republican party leads by 12 points with people, voters who are extremely concerned about inflation. voters prioritizing abortion prefer the democratic party by 29 points. now, inflation may be moving a race in georgia. this is the senate race down there. recent atlanta journal constitution poll of likely voters shows incumbent senator raphael warnock at 44%. republican cha

peter doocy is live at the white house with more. hi, peter. >> very carefully worded statement saying it's a win for the rail workers but a victory for the rail companies and the president says in that statement i thank the unions and rail companies for negotiating in good faith and reaching a tentative agreement to keep our critical rail system working and avoid the disruption of our economy. it sounds like president biden pressured rail companies to make concessions the their workers. when he phones the room where deals were being ironed out he didn't talk about the impact the strike would have on families and businesses and now in this deal rail workers are getting what they want. unpaid days off to go to the doctor without having points against them in the current attendance system. these workers will also get 24% raises and $5,000 in bonuses. it is the kind of deal skeptics say they saw coming. >> joe biden refuses to take the step of his own handpicked emergency board because he doesn't want to offend union supporters two month

peter doocy live on the north lawn. peter, thank you. a federal judge in florida has dismissed former president trump's lawsuit against hillary clinton and former top fbi officials. the judge rejecting mr. trump's claims the defendants and others acted in concert to concoct the russia investigation that shadowed much of his administration. the judge saying the lawsuit contained glaring structural deficiencies and that many of the characterizations of events are implausible. the trump team says it will appeal the dismissal. meantime in her first one-on-one interview in quite some time, vice president kamala harris is denouncing the u.s. supreme court as an activist body. the vice president telling msnbc news justices took away the constitutional right to abortion. >> i think this is an activist court. we had an established right for almost half a century and this court took that constitutional right away. and we are suffering as a nation because of it. >> bret: obviously justices in the majority say abortion was never a constitutional rig

bret. >> bret: okay, peter doocy live on the north lawn. peter, thank you.lthough there is other news today some of the other headlines the justice department says the intelligence community review of the documents taken from former president donald trump's florida home has been halted over uncertainty over the installment of a third party arbiter to ove see them. today the justice department asked the judge in that case to reconsider the halt of the investigation so they can move forward or announce the doj will formally appeal the special master decision. washington, d.c.'s mayor is declaring a public state of emergency in response to the flow of illegal immigrants from arizona and texas to the district of columbia. bowser, mayor bowser is creating an office to support new arrivals who seek asylum. she will seek reimbursement for the $10 million used from the federal emergency management agency. stocks were up today. the dow gained 193. the s&p 500 finished ahead 26. the nasdaq rose 70. up next, queen elizabeth ii's role in the military in the u.k. and con

white house correspondent peter doocy is live again in new york tonight with the latest. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. we just watched as the beast carrying president biden rolled down first avenue towards the wall street landing zone where marine one is waiting to begin his journey back to the white house. and as the president leaves town, the big take away from this trip is that he prefers diplomacy even in dealing with other countries that accuse the u.s. of all kinds of bad behavior. >> i have spent a lot of time with -- with not only the president of china but others about the international waters. >> peter: china xi not in new york and near is russia's putin but ibrahim ri r reissy is. >> do you believe that the holocaust happened that 6 million jews were slaughtered? >> look, historical events should be investigated by researchers and historians. >> but the biden white house is keeping alive the prospect of a nuclear deal with iran. >> secretary blinken say it's unlikely we will get a deal any time soon. that doesn't mean that the diplomats are

white house correspondent peter doocy takes a look at the address and the fallout. od evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, mike. the president's argument is basically that he thinks the united states can have a democracy or maga republicans. but not both. so i asked him today whether or not that applies to all 74 million americans who backed trump in 2020 and his answer was very revealing. >> this is not unusual, right? to have a -- to have a speech like this. >> peter: that speech a warning about so-called maga republicans. >> they promote authoritarian leaders and fan the flames of political violence that are a threat to our personal rights. >> peter: but the president tells fox his criticism is limited. >> mr. president, do you consider all trump supporters to be a threat to the country? >> come on, look, guys. you keep trying to make that case. i don't consider any trump supporter to be a threat to the country. >> peter: that's what it sounded like in philly. >> the republican party today is dominated, driven and intimidated by donald trump and the maga republ

. >> harris: peter doocy live at the white house. >> harris, we noticed something while we were out on the campaign trail with president biden yesterday for some labor day events. he is testing out two different names for his political rivals. there is maga republicans and now trumpies. >> president biden: biggest contrast from what maga republicans, the extreme right, the trumpies, they want to go -- these maga republicans in congress are coming for your social security as well. now, by the way, as i said, you might think i'm making some of this stuff up it is so outrageous. >> some republicans say he is making it up. he was referring to senator rick scott's proposal to require congress to vote every few years to reauthorize every law on the books including social security. >> he is going the lie about it. what i believe is we have to do everything we can to preserve medicare, preserve social security. make sure they're lasting programs. that's why i believe congress every year ought to tell the american public what they will do to make sure these programs survive. the democrats don't

. >> steve: you know in our house we watch the news for the white house we call our own peter doocy. people in the channel for to him as our own, very own for tax purposes he's mine. [applause] [laughs] he was asked we talk about some of these crazy things that joe biden said over the weekend scott kelly a special report tonight. it was interesting as he will say stuff and then they will immediately start to walk it back. >> greg: it's before the evening. >> steve: everybody has got a say in the script and the most terrifying thing in the world is joe biden and abbott. because he can't that's why everything has got to be script arrived, everything on peter doocy and the other members of the white house press board as a question it was read out the big book of answers. because if you really want to know what the answer is he would have to ask the person who wrote it down because that person is running the country. >> greg: exactly, we don't excitement over that person is. it's funny you know what i tell people about peter, i see that peter is actually your father give benjamin button

peter doocy, north lawn. >> dana: it is all connected.he countdown to the mid-terms is underway. 42 days to go. we're watching a close race for governor in arizona where abortion is now shaping up to be one of the very top issues. senior correspondent alicia acuna live in phoenix with the details. hi. >> yeah, everybody needs to stay with me on this one. it can get confusing. there was a new court ruling and a new law on abortion that has thrown a wrench into the g.o.p. strategy to keep the message on the economy, crime and border. on friday a county judge lifted a ban on a law created before arizona was a state that bans all abortions unless the mother's life is in danger. the ruling came a day before a separate law went into effect that allows for an abortion up to 15 weeks. both laws are on the books which has created confusion. planned parenthood canceled future appointments. the democrat running for governor called the ruling a terrible blow to reproductive freedom. attorney general believes the 1901 statute takes precedence over the

trump accusing them of being a threat to the american way of life, and just moments ago, our own peter doocy pressed president biden himself after that speech on his divisive message. we'll play it out here, it's about a minute long. >> mr. president, do you consider all trump supporters to be a threat to the country? >> no, everyone, come on. come on, guys. i don't consider any trump supporter to be a threat to the country. i do think anyone who calls for the use of violence and building violence when it's used, refuses to acknowledge when an election has been won, insists upon changing the way in which the rules you count votes, that is a threat to democracy. democracy. everything we stand for. everything we stand for rests on the platform of democracy. when people voted for donald trump and support him now, they were not voting for attacking the capitol. they were not voting for overruling an election, they were voting for a philosophy he put forward, so i am not talking about anything other than it is inappropriate, and it's not only happening here, but other parts of the world where the

white house peter doocy shows us tonight. >> president biden has been involved in education policy forades. >> we go back a long way. >> and today he addressed america's largest labor union the national education association. >> i'm going to talk about more than just the nea today. >> that union, the nea, is accused of favoring the needs of teachers over students. one former nea member said this summer they are not just trying to change culture, they are trying to change what it means to be human. they have no ability to tolerate somebody who doesn't agree with them. to that end, the nea invested more than $140,000 in opposition research on parents groups that challenge the union. research a group of republican senators alikenned to an enemies list. at a summer conference where that $140,000 was approved. the vice president praised the union. >> the president and i are counting on you to help us move forward as a nation. just as nea has done throughout its history. >> president biden didn't get specific about education policy today, focusing on abortion. >> 166 house republicans have s

saphier, hits police lady says to peter doocy, he is speaking of those who want to use violence.es violence unacceptable what happened on the right guess what unacceptable when it happens on the right. unacceptable when it happens to brett kavanaugh and the threat against him. the riots over the summer were people lost their lives. he could have made that case about those who use violence and politics. because that is how we open the show. we talked about that. he could have called out extremism on both sides. he chose not to do that and focused on the republican side of things, which made him untruthful. one of the issues i had watching the press secretary, it is very dense and genuine. this is not that she wasn't reading faster any data. she had to refer to something but she was reading off of her papers stating, "the military, the president values the military and what they do for our country." this does not send the message that we really need that there is support for the military. he is using them in a very dis- and genuine way. the military is depleted after the batched or

thanks, peter doocy. let's bring in mercedes schlapp, former director of strategic communications under president trump. joe concha, columnist for the hill and a fox news contributor and juan williams, a fox news political analyst. thank you to all. it's interesting. now you can see joe biden talking about mercedes, he making jokes saying ron desantis should see the shoreline in delaware. it's fascinating. the president has called the drop-offs simply wrong, right? you just heard karine jean-pierre say that this is a political stunt. they have been flying migrants around this country and dropping them off for more than a year, mercedes. >> yeah, i mean, this is no joking matter anyway. the biden administration has created a humanitarian crisis. it has created a national security crisis at the border. what you do when you lead in the white house hand i can tell you when i worked in the white house, you bring in the different parties. you bring in the different leaders, the governors, the local officials to

white house correspondent peter doocy reports tonight live from the north lawn. od evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. this report makes a practical conclusion when refugees did not tell the u.s. accurate information about themselves, then officials were not able to check to see if those people were actually on terror watch lists. we know this happened dozens of times and this report dropped on a day that felt kind of like a family reunion here at the white house as hundreds of former obama staffers came to see patriots unveiled of the former respresident and first lady. >> the country is better off than when you took office. >> peter: is the country safer? >> review of massive afghanistan evacuation officially called operation allies welcome finds we determined some information used to vet evacuees through u.s. government databases such as name, date of birth, identification number and travel document data was inaccurate, incomplete, or missing. we were told that wasn't possible. >> i will absolutely assure you no one is come in to the united states of

. >> dana: peter doocy is live on the north lawn this morning. hi, peter. >> good morning. white house officials are defending their decision to host what they called a celebration about inflation reduction even though we just saw there prices on just about everything have not been reduced. >> it's not about celebrating. it's about the win for the americans. that's what you are seeing. when you see costs that are going come down for seniors and going to come down for american families, as i listed out for energy costs are going to come down. >> president biden had said fighting inflation is his number one priority and yet he says he is not sweating this report. >> what about the inflation numbers? >> i'm not worried. we're talking about 1/10 of 1%. anyway, thank you. >> 1/10 of 1% higher than zero what he bragged about inflation being last month. the inflation is high on things people pay for including groceries and rent. >> this is an example, again, of just the complete split screen you see in this country between the white house -- you know, celebrating and taking a vict

a tense back and forth between the white house secretary and peter doocy.ed after being called out for a past tweet or two saying former president trump stole an election in 2016 and more. >> i'm trying to understand the new attention on the maga republicans. you tweeted in 2016, trump stole the election. >> i was waiting when you were going to ask me that question. >> there you go. the right relationship with a bank who understands your industry, as well as the local markets where you do business, can help lay a solid foundation for the future. pnc provides the resources of one of the nation's largest banks and local leaders with a focus on customized insights to help your business achieve its goals. that's how we make a difference. ♪ my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. (vo) verizon small business days are back. and there's never been a better time to switch! with limited-time offers. l

peter doocy at the white house. let's bring in bret baier, executive editor of "special report." great to have you with us. good to be here today. thank you. let's take a look at this headline. biden defined an era for irishmen. it's complicated. your thoughts on this reaction. while biden may not have revered the queen as much as some, he did not bow to her as many do. he honored her in his own way that editorial today in "the washington post." your thoughts on that, bret. >> yeah, you know, president bidens comments, he was very gracious in his comments at the british embassy. that editorial references hi irish heritage and the long very controversial past between the u.k. and ireland. some of the reaction. i read yesterday as this was all happening, the reaction from the shock, the irish prime minister that was gracious as well. the "washington post" editorial decided to put his irish heritage in there and his past. i don't think that is the expression of president biden as he's getting ready to go to this funera