rebeccah heinrichs joining me.r opinion, is biden providing the leadership the western world needs at this point? >> no, and hasn't been his entire team and a will the of focus over the last week between the debate between he and former president trump and the truth is he's been absent when we really do need strong american leadership right now. i mean, there's a war of ideas going on with countries like china and russia seeking to undo the u.s. led order celebrating 75 years of nato and we need a president projecting not american decline but ascend seizure disorders and strength and -- asen den seizure disorders and strength and vitality and world leaders not seeing from president biden this week. stuart: any quiet grumbling or even public grumbling by world leaders about biden's leadership? >> of course, you do see that and reported pieces. nobody wants to talk about the status of the president's health and people are nervous of the president seizure disorders and confident in our leadership and that makes me unc

following his remarks speaker johnson will be joined by my colleague hudson senior fellow rebeccah heinrichs to continue the discussion. but now please join me in welcoming speaker mike johnson. [applause] >> thank you so much. it's a great be with you. john thank you for the kind introduction. i've never had the honor of speaking at the house is two before but i'm really little for the opportunity this morning and really thankful for all the good work institute is done over the years. it's never been more important than it is right now as we all recognize. last week we celebrate our 248th birthday as a nation, and if your spigot a group of high school or college student as often to the seems like an eternity but we all know that's not a long span of time in a whole skill of human history. but we have the greatest nation in history of the world. the strongest most powerful most free and most benevolent of any nation that has ever been. and that's an accident. it's because we are built on certain principles and we feel right now to some of those principles some of the foundational truths are

also joining us, "kennedy saves the world" podcast host, kennedy, rebeccah heinrichs, and former assistant. attorney, andy mccarthy. but we begin at the supreme court where "fox news sunday" houston fox news chief legal correspondent shannon bream is standing by with details on the historic ruling. shannon? >> kayleigh, you heard it this morning. it breaks down this way. the court says that there is absolute and presumptive immunity for president for the official or core acts of his presidency. they say that does not extend to criminal activity part of unofficial activity for a president, and here's the thing. people say, what about in this case? this is a rule for the ages, as justice gorsuch said. and justice roberts, the chief justice writing his opinion today, it doesn't matter who's in the oval office, with their politics or policies are. this is the blanket finding we are making. but they do talk a little bit about the various things charged in the indictment against president trump and say, we can't make a finding on those about whether those fit into this official act or an officia