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let's bring in indiana republican congressman jim banks who serves as chairman of the republican studyeems to me like you have mitch mcconnell out there trying to tamp down expectations. what do you make of that? >> we have high expectations to win back the house republican majority and retire nancy pelosi, send her back to san francisco forever and take the speaker's gavel away from her. the big reason why is we're focused on hyper -- hyper focused on a trump agenda that worked for four years that american people are begging to go back to. i'm talking ant being energy independent again, addressing the border and securing the border, addressing crime, addressing the big issues that the american people care about. that's why republicans are on the cusp because that's why the contrast is so close, to put working class americans first for four years versus what they're enduring today. >> trace: i know you focus on the numbers a lot. i wonder when you look at the races in arizona and wisconsin, why are these democratic candidates running, outrunning president biden's numbers. are they runn

i talked to one of those republicans that was at the dinner last night, republican jim banks of indianad me about that meeting with trump. he as in trump told us that his mind is made up. it's just the timing of when he will make that announcement. my sense is he is fired up and ready to go, and he received a lot of encouragement in the room to get out sooner than later. now, victor, i'm also told that during this meeting trump and the group of house republicans talked about the types of investigations into the department of justice that republicans will pursue if they recapture the majority in the fall. and so this is really just another example of how republicans are rallying to trump's side in the wake of this fbi search, victor. >> melanie zanona with the reporting on capitol hill, thank you very much. let's discuss with s.e. cupp and cnn political commentator and former trump campaign adviser david urban. welcome to you both. david, let me start with you. do you think that the former president should get into the race before november? >> no, victor. i would urge the president not t

listen to other republicans. jim banks and conservative told us his time is made up, it's just a timing of when meaning he is going to run. we don't know when he is going to announce it. michael cap uto said this is no longer business as usual. john thomas organizing a pact to support ron desantis is a coordination, not a primary. a cynic would say they are doing this to give trump the political argument they are after me because i'm running for president and not because they are after me because there is evidence i might have done something wrong. >> it depends on who is doing it. two camps here. the republican party and leadership at large and then there is the pack of would-be 2024 contenders. and what is interesting and complicated about them is that they feel that they have to secure this position early on in order not to aleienate themselves. you see ron desantis in arizona and new mexico doing a national tour. he is not doing that for some future far off decades from now thing. he is doing it for the thing we all th

central bank of ukraine, the national bank of ukraine, and the ukrainian bank was very interestingly called the ukrainian republican office of the state bank of the ussr with all the relevant the consequences are more than that in the nineties, i'm sorry that i 'm in, but i remembered a beautiful interview, it's on youtube, serhii ripka, he was then a well -known businessman, he headed the then privatbank in the 90s, and he gave an interview to the authority of a well-known russian journalist, there was such a program in the program " gzlad " and "peak time." time, which just announced its independence , to which mr. serhii replied that of course it is possible if the emission center will be in kyiv, that is, if kyiv will control the economy of such an association, it seems to me that the answer was very subtle, already hinting at the fact that russia should not dictate its economic conditions to us. so, i still want to remind about the freedom of conducting business in the nineties , you could sit down for the fact that you conduct business, it was illegal. and in the late 80s, there were even executions for er sp

republicans had been banking on a red wave. >> gillian: are the chances of the red wave sleeping awayoff "america reports" this friday afternoon, a new york city man fighting for his life this hour after getting sucker punched in an unprovoked attack an

joining me now is indiana congressman jim banks chair man and the republican study committee and floridagressman mike walsh. congressman bank i'm start with you, the fbi wasn't just interfering in an election and meddling in partisan politics but in suppressing the laptop story, are they also endangering our national security. >> without a doubt. remember, two months before the new york post wrote this story about the hunter biden laptop, nancy pelosi was calling it russian disinformation. they didn't want the contents of that laptop to be public information, because they know it would have swayed the election away from joe biden and donald trump would have been reelected. the contents of the laptop tell us that hunter biden received somewhere around $31 million from companies tied to the chinese communist party, our biggest adversary. he received an $80,000 diamond from one of these figures. and we know that 10% was being skimmed off the top for the big guy. rachel, i think i know who the big guy is. but why isn't the fbi digging into that? why aren't they raiding the home of the big gu

know that donald trump is expected to meat tonight with a group of about a dozen house republicans led by jim banksr of the republican study committee. a group of about 150 house republicans who identify with the conservative wing west don't have a lead on who will be there but broadly we're seeing a major coalescing within the republican party around donald trump. that includes some more on the outs of trump world like vice president mike pence who was pushed out after he refused to go along with the plot on january 6th. that includes governor ron desantis who is being encouraged to challenge trump, going along with the narrative that this is a politically motivated move by the justice department, which is not something that we have evidence for. to be very, very clear about that. that is emerging narrative on the right as we speak. >> let's talk about what this mean for 2024. here's lindsey graham talking about a conversation he had with the president, the former president, donald trump today. >> i talked to the president about an hour ago with henry. the one thing i can tell you is that i believ

that republicans are really uniting in their outrage over this raid and now even calling on the former president to push up a potential 2024 announcement. late last evening we saw congressman jim banks lead about a dozen lawmakers from the republican study committee to bedminster to meet with the former president and banks said everybody in the room encouraged the former president to run again because, as he puts it, the sooner that trump gets out on the campaign trail, the better the chances the gop has to take back the house and it's only then, he says, that they can really investigate and dig into this situation properly. >> i really believe if he gets out and hits the campaign trail, he will fire up republicans and non-traditional republicans to come out to the polls in november to fight back against the corruption of this administration. what they have done to tear america apart. to weaponize the department of justice in such an unamerican way. >> they want investigations and resignations and want to defund the f.b.i. meanwhile senate minority leader mitch mcconnell who has long been at odds with the former president. he waited more than 24 hours to finally comment on the raid.

we have information from the banks blocking the republicans are having access. er of congress could request that from treasuries so what we would do is become the majority and ask the ceo of the five different banks to come before the house oversight to tell us exactly why we are filing those reports. and with the influence peddling over the years. steve: so we remember the story about paris smut. there's one specific aspect. but at the same time when joe biden was had of ukraine policy he pushed a huge amount of money of taxpayer money to be sent to ukraine under the guise of energy security whenever and able to establish how much of the us taxpayer money went to marie's month the leading gas company would you be able to push on that with that gas ask spect when hunter was on the board and joe is ahead of ukraine policy. >> we are trying to find that out as we speak just like it took a long time textile - - dollars were sent to the wuhan lab and the sheer size of the budget appropriation makes it very difficult. not only is hunter a shady character but his actio

bank. republicans have outregistered democrats in the florida voter rolls, never happened before. and you have this anchor effect that biden might be dragging. so there's a lot of nervousness about how well crist can do against desantis. but there's a ray of hope, which is val demings. she would be the first black congresswoman or first black elected u.s. senator from florida, a woman. and they're parlaying her campaign off of her past as a police chief. but marco rubio, her opponent, is also kind of tough to beat. based in miami, this is a place where republicans -- democrats need to win big. he has strong support among hispanic voters. so it has the makings of a dogfight. >> interesting. >> thank you so much. >>> now to the latest on the investigation into former donald trump's handling of classifying information. the national archives released the letter it sent to one of trump's attorneys in may saying its initial review of 15 boxes recovered from mar-a-lago found highly classified information, some of it highly sensitive. this as four current u.s. officials tell nbc news top

reporter: republicans are banking on the sagging approval ratings of president biden to give them a boostfor the country and congressional democrats have done nothing to actually address the needs and the issues that are facing americans. when voters go to the polls they will ask themselves a simple question, am i better off now than i was before the pandemic? the answer is no. reporter: most election handicap pers till expect the house to flip to gop with a smaller majority. that could spell trouble for minority leader kevin mccarthy if he tries to run for house speaker. neil. neil: interesting, chad pergram said it is about galvanizing turning out base. for democrats that is on the supreme court decision overturning roe v. wade. my next guest says it might be fodder than anything else. but him about the economy, legislative whoever reach on the part of this president, latest plan to forgive student loans. eric schmidt is running senate to replace roy blount who is retiring. he is republican candidate. he is missouri's attorney general. attorney general, you think it is other issues, the

jim bank tweets, republicans must remain committed to investigating fauci and making sure no one in his position abuses the public trust again. shouldn't just be republicans holding him accountable and will a fauci face the music or waltz away scott free. we have republican congressman and fox news contributor sean duffy is back and fox news contributor marie harve. chair of you are the power.net looking very proud to be a american, spike cohen. everyone welcome. sean, i'll start with you. it shouldn't just be republicans who are seeking answers because what he has done, the abuse of power, the amount of power concentrated in one person is really unforgivable and will there be accountability even though he's resigning. >> there's spike's backdrop and looks patriotic and well done. but to fauci, listen, once he's gone, i don't think there's going to be hearings specifically with fauci to hold him accountable. i think they're going to move beyond the republican congress will move beyond fauci and he's reeked devastation on the trust that the american people have in government science and

now joining menk nowed is indias congressman jim banks, chairman of the republican study and the and floridatudy congressman mike walts. congressman banks, i'll start with you. ssman bathe fbi wasn't just intg in an election and meddling in partisan politics, but in suppressing the laptop story. are they alspressing theo endang our national security? >> without a doubt.al remember two months before story the new york post wrote the story about the hunter biden laptop, nancy pelosi was calling it russian . e public they didn't want the contents of that laptop to be publicauset informatioheavn because they knw it would have swayednd the election away from would havjoe biden. e conten donald trump would have been reelected.la the contents of the laptop telpd us that hunter biden received somewhere around million thirty one million dolm companies tied to the chinese communist party. our biggeschurt adversary, he received a eighty thousand dollar diamond from one of these figures. and we know that 10% is beingofh skimmed off the top foe r the b guy. rachel , i think i knowthin who the big

republican study chairman jim banks will lead a dozen members to new jersey for the meeting with thermer president. so i guess he'll be staying in bedminster for a while. mar-a-lago probably doesn't feel comfortable to him. >> that may be so. but this is interesting. not surprising that a group of republicans who tied themselves to trump to have the show of support. what we heard from mccarthy and others last night claiming that this search of mar-a-lago politically motivated and down play the rule of law suggesting that maybe president trump is above the rule of law. the january 6 committee work is far from done. no hearings but we'll hear from them again in the fall maybe more and still talking to key members of the trump administration. pompeo not in the white house on january 6 but still part of the administration and raised eyebrows that he is going along with this today and in part because pompeo like desantis we discussed also has 2024 ambitions and he has sent signals to others to run even if trump does, too. >> yes. mara gay, between the attorney general and january 6 commit

chopping block every five years, including social security and then there's the republican study commit led by jim banksn june that would reduce benefits over the long haul by indexing them to a slower rate of growth. now, there is a split within the party because many of the old guard republicans such as senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, who were around for the 2005 debacle when the bush administration tried partial privatization of social security, they're not touching this. they know it could be politically lethal with voters and democrats are trying to exploit this issue, drive that wedge between the republican coalition with fiscal conservatives with the base that like social security who get spooked by cuts to that program. i want to put up with was said on the screen. blake's campaign spokesman told me blake masters is not backing off his support for private cultures but in the future he wants them to be optional and only for younger generations who are not currently getting social security, andrea. >> the whole theory behind social security and these other entitlement programs, they have t

congressman jim banks from indiana, republican study committee chair and armed services committee member. great to see you. first of all your top line thoughts on where we actually are going now that the truth drip, drip, drip is coming out about what's in the bill. >> it should be illegal to name a bill something it doesn't do. one of many cases the democrats get away with this. like the affordable care act to the inflation reduction act, this is misleading to the american people and there should be a rule in congress that makes it against the rules of the house or the senate to do what the democrats have done this time again. so i'll tell you one thing i did do. i introduced a bill in congress with senator rick scott that would require the cbo to measure the inflationary impact on all of the bills we passed. the cbo tells us how much it will cost but doesn't measure inflation. when i introduced it in the house and senator scott introduced it in the senate the democrats shot it down. they don't want it to be measured by the cbo. in cases like this it will show their bills actually make

having that rescheduled meeting that we talked about with the congressional republican study committee, a representative, jim banksng to fox that the former president was not deterred by the doj actions and that the house gop is ready to fight back. >> we largely -- everyone in the room encouraged him to run for president again, the sooner he gets out and starts campaigning, the better off we will be. >> a little recap of the night, the news of the raid in florida sent supporters to his residence here and to his resort. showing signs of report for the fbi raid right next to others who are furious over what had gone down on monday. >> the biggest con man might finally, might finally be brought to justice? we are very hopeful of that. >> everybody knows that he won 2020. and he's got to come back. it's all gone you know what. i'm so old that i remember this. energy independence, peace in the middle east, respect all around the world. we had that. and we had all of that. the most vetted politician to seek higher office, that guy is clean as a whistle. they must've had the wrong house. >> and on top of cracking open a

has anybody heard anything from anybody on the republican party about this raid? >> the left banks as a feckless gop. i was stunned. i found it repulsive that republican senate leadership cannot be bothered to say anything about the fbi raid on a republican president. mitch mcconnell wanted to talk about flood relief. john boone was tweeting from a state fair. tim scott wanted to talk about letting the process play out. are you kidding me? a process in which the doj and fbi took a conspiracy latent dossier form elated by the democratic party that secured four pfizer warrants? you mean that process? and he went insane enough to say that is unfit for office in these times, jesse. i'm convinced that that demented weasel that merrick garland, is going to try to get donald trump indicted by a rigged dc jury before the midterms and we don't need to strongly worded letters. we don't need reckless oversight hearings. we need defund, dismantle and people need to go to jail. the reason they keep getting away with this is because nobody has consequences. nobody went to jail for the abuse of t

that is what republicans in the state legislature were banking on. duled this for an august primary thinking, number one, turnout would be lower and, number two, there were a lot of exciting republican contested races so theyhought republicans would be turning out. i think the numbers are still being counted but the numbers are on par with what we have seen in the 2018 midterms. this is for an august primary, which is incredible. there were lines out the door into the parking lot. people were starting to curve around, yelling at each other, "get in the shade." one woman put on a hat because she was expecting to stand out in the sun for a long time. people waited for a really long time in line to vote. this turnout was pretty amazing. i keep thinking about this woman i met on my way around reporting yesterday. she was just standing by the side of the road. her name is kathy griffin, another comedianformer liquor store owner from wichita -- not the comedian, former liquor store owner from wichita. she is been out there every day since before the supreme

republicans had been banking on a red wave. >> gillian: are the chances of the red wave sleeping away? guy benson and brian kilmeade will weigh in on that. >> john: first fox news alert to kick off "america reports" this friday afternoon, a new york city man fighting for his life this hour after getting sucker punched in an unprovoked attack and the sex offender arrested on suspicion of attempted murder is now walking free. i'm john roberts. welcome to "america reports" and welcome back to you today. >> gillian: thank you so much. good to see you. >> aishah: i'm aishah hasnie. sandra has the day off. the man approached a man from behind and threw a punch to his head. >> john: the victim slammed his head on the concrete. doctors say he has a fractured skull, broken cheekbone and a brain bleed. >> aishah: wow, despite the attacker's extensive criminal history, the court cut him loose after downgrading his charges to a misdemeanor. >> john: fox team coverage starts now, jeff paul with some incredible video of a flash mob robbery on the west coast. >> aishah: begin with david lee miller l

republicans retake the house this november. he says the biden family will be held accountable. listen. >> we have information from the bankse biden administration has blocked republicans from having access to suspicious activity reports under trump, obama and george w. bush. any member can request from treasury pure it's what we will do in january if we become the majority, we will ask the ceos of the five different banks to come before the house oversight committee and tell us exactly why they filed though suspicious activity reports and then again we will make progress and hopefully take steps to hold the biden family for all the pedaling they've been doing for years. >> todd: congressman course at the fbi knew about hunter's influence peddling over a decade and continue to turn a blind eye. >> ashley: a suspected gunman after shooting a safeway grocery store last night in bend, oregon. the police say the first shots were fired in a store parking lot and then stored inside, shooting and killing two victims and other shoppers running for their lives. the police got there and they were still hearing shots being fired, but

boand tonight at the president's bedminster, new jersey club, congressman jim banks and other republican study committee members just wrapped a meetingng with a former president. now, while the meeting was planned to be about the biden administration attempts to undo the trump agenda, yesterday's raid, of course, loomed large with congressman banks. joining us from bedminstersm. congressman, you say thatu despite everything trump has been through s s, there's a new level of outrage. he's expressingug tonight. why do you suspect that is tell from members or members who i've never seen i've never seen president president trump as fired up as he was tonight?as he is not deterred. he's not fazed at all. by what the doj has done to him. an unprecedented move of raiding the home of a former president and not at alloto explaining to the american people t about why they did it. but house republicans, there were dozens of us that visited with president trump tonight. we wanted to go and tell s president trump we stand with him. and when kevin mccarthy, sp the speaker of the house, jim jordan, wil

a lot of republicans in the hopes of congress uniting in their outrage over this age. many are calling for him to move up his 2024 announcement. jim bankster to meet with the former president. he said trump was fired up and unphased by that doj raid. banks says that everybody in the room encouraged him to run again because as he put it, the sooner that trump gets out on the campaign trail, the better chances the gop has to take back the house and it's only then, banks says, that they can investigate this properly. >> when kevin mccarthy is speaker of the house, jim jordan will be the right man at the right time, the right place as chairman of the house judiciary committee to hold the department of justice accountable for these actions. house republicans are unified more than ever before to fight alongside president trump. >> and mitch mcconnell who as you know has long been at odds with the former president, waited more than 24 hours to finally comment on the raid. he didn't mention trump's name or the word "raid" in his statement. he says the country deserves a thorough and immediate explanation of what led to the events of monday. att

here is jim banks a lawmaker saying republicans have a moral duty to fight back. it's not just stars on television but gop lawmakers are also employee this rhetoric talking about fighting back and talking about some sort of response. we haven't seen it happen but there is a significant concern. i think it's also striking to see the three narrative responses that we have seen now almost 48 hours since news of this broke. we have seen right wing commentators saying why is the doj and why are they not responding and there is good reason that doj is not responding. snum three, we are seeing lawmakers and others say defund the fbi. they are even telling t-shirts on some of these websites saying defund the fbi. it is remarkable to see the party that donald trump said was the law and order party talking about wanting to defund the fbi. the way it connects to the violent chatter you start at the top of the funnel with normal comments from republican lawmakers and gets more dangerous and more serious. you end up on right wing social networks feeding rhetoric. >> we are see

yesterday this group of conservative lawmakers from the republican study committee, led by congressman jim banksna, made a pilgrimage to trump's summer residence in bedminster, new jersey. he had dinner and posed for this cheerful photo, with smiles and thumbs up. but can the republican support for trump remained as high with multiple investigations swirling around him? joining me now david jolly former republican of florida, and charles blow who wrote a new york times today about the political fallout of the mar-a-lago search. good to see you both. charles, midterms, 2024, i want to be clear, we are not talking about horse races. we are talking about the future of democracy itself. we talk about trump's continued grip on the gop, i want you to lay out for me, what is actually at stake. >> well the stakes are incredible because the republican party keeps nominating and in some cases elected people that say today that they do not believe the 2020 election was rightly decided and that they want to overturn it. it's basically you voted for democracy or not. in 2022, and in 2024. it's impossible to

. >> so tonight, jim banks and about a dozen other republicans are meeting.u talk about it, that is a galvanizing point. maybe they did not agree on policy, maybe they haven't agreed, but he legitimately has now brought more people together just because he wasn't home. i mean, do you think that they would've done this, i don't know about that. >> i would've been worried if nancy pelosi did not say hey, no one is above the law. for real? for real? >> i don't remember the president destroying somebody's car and not being charged. >> nancy pelosi, also presidential documents she said should be preserved, i think she was the one that talked about that. >> as i said, it is all good, man. >> it is entertaining to watch the left defend the fbi, he spent years wiretapping, trying to set them up, sending him black male letters, they are saying that you can't even question them, that the fbi has a long history of being used as political pawns. >> all right, we have to move on, but coming up next, the filter is dead so she grilled some burgers instead. [cheers] [applaus

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he has no republican challengers and hasn't run a campaign spot saving his bank for the general electioneep in mind republicans in dc think florida could help them swing the house of representatives to majority in dc. incumbent gop representatives and trump loyalist matt gaetz under investigation still by the justice department for alleged teen sex trafficking, his opponent is mark lombard 0 a retired executive spending a million of his own dollars to take him out. facing crisp is trump endorsed suspected to win her primary and the seat. laura loomer is back trying to unseat democrat dan webster. she's a conspiracy provocateur and proud islam fob. and anthony sabatini who wants to impeach president biden and recently called on arresting fbi agents on the spot. he is running against brady duke and cory mills. that is an open congressional seat vacated by a retiring congresswoman stephanie murphy and that is one of the big targets for the gop to flip that race to try to retake the house in november. shannon. >> shannon: phil keating down in florida, busy day tomorrow. we'll see you then. t

government for the clear and the palestinian flag is nico ah, i candid a bank by donald trump asked liz cheney the rare republican critic who took the form of president to task ah, i'm sammy's a dan. this is al jazeera alive from dell hall. so coming up, the u. s. president signs the inflation act into law. $430000000000.00 to tackle the cost of living and climate change. campaigning begins in brazil ahead of october the presidential election we outlined how candidates are faring 2 months out. the obstructions of justice mixed with allegations of graft and bribery perused president feels the heat of deepening investigations. ah, now one of donald trump's most prominent republican adversaries has lost her re election bid in the state of wyoming. miss cheney has been highly critical of the former president while helping to lead a congressional investigation until last year's attack on the u. s. capital, she lost the primary vote to a trump backed candidate to contest this year's mid term elections. rob reynolds reports from wyoming. as expected, wyoming representative, liz cheney lost her bid to remain in congress

joining me now is congressman jim banks, chairman of the republican study committee, who's calling attention to all this. congressman, you've been a real champion in kind of highlighting this and the exorbitant fees. i mean, it's just unbelievable. it's just line after line of this. give us some more examples of some of the overspending that's in this bill . yeah, jason , when you were in congress, they had the affordable care act, which we all know led to less access and more expensive health care . now we have the inflation reduction act. they call it what it really is , which is the green new deal . this really is the the radical climate change agenda of the democrat party. they would get laughed out the room. so what do they do? they gave it a fake name. the inflation reduction act. there are tons of subsidies for wealthy people who buy solar panels. of course, you've all heard about the eighty seven thousand new irs agents that are being funded in this bill , which, by the way, are being tasked with going out and finding over one hundred billion dollars in revenue from working class ame

in the latest culture war the republican is taking aim at wall street banks.ech companies and who he calls woke ceos. cnn's steve cotowerneau joins us from florida. >> governor ron desantis has accused these asset fund managers and corporate executives on wall street as essentially having a political agenda and using the power of their shareholder votes and investments to push businesses to get into the political arena and support causes like climate change and racial inequality. and desantis is saying we're not going to have this in florida, we're not going to consider social good when we invest our $200 billion pension fund. and this week we got our sort of first look at what this new policy for the pension fund is going to look like. and it mainly comes down to three main pillars. there is when investment fund managers direct funds they can't -- they can only think of risk and return on investment, they cannot consider things like social, political, or ideological interests and when they participate in shareholder votes they must vote, quote, solely in the

is going to be interesting when we wake up tomorrow because a dozen or so republicans will have met with president trump. tim banksg them, i'm wondering, as martha was talking about, without support behind the scenes, now possibly even more public than just those tweets, will look like for galvanizing a party. look, you didn't have to love the tweets the former president but out. but i bet a lot of people missed a gas price. and you didn't have to love everything that he did in terms of comments that he made or whatever, by the people missed the policies that made them safer. it didn't just feel safer, but made them safe or actually with crossing the border so on and so forth. but this galvanizes in a different way. this is a fear that all americans have come of the people can move on up and there's nothing we can do about appear they can rate our homes, they can sit stomachs and 87,000 extra irs agents against us. this is unifying. >> kayleigh: it is. as someone who knows the market movement while i can tell you what this feels like. it feels like a president who for four years ran on draining the swamp, he talke

republican party went crazy. also with us is jill wine-banks, former assistant watergate special prosecutor, co-host of the sisters and msnbc legal analyst. mara, what do you make of what you just heard? this republican defense of donald trump that seems to be expensive within the party? >> obviously, it's extremely disturbing. it is not serious. and we knew it was coming. i think what is important is that those of us who are not tethered to the trump universe and are instead deeply rooted in reality really hold on to what's the bigger story actually is here, which is that the former president of the united states held on to material that belonged to the american people for over a year, it seems -- a year and a half, i believe. and he knew that he was not supposed to have it. he knew it violated laws to continue to hold on to it. it appears today, from our reporting in the new york times, that his lawyer said that they had given everything over. and apparently, they had not. so, all of this is to say that we have a lot of questions for donald trump, including criminal liability. questions of criminal liability. an

putting hats and t-shirts with the saying from republicans that she is hearing, but her emails. this is jim banksho met his chair of the republican committee and the house. he met with former president trump along with other members of the republican study committee in new jersey yesterday and here's what he told fox news. [video clip] >> i've never seen president trump as fired up as what he was tonight. he has not deterred -- is not deterred, not phased on what the doj has done to him. any unprecedented move of rating the president and not expanding why they did it. the house republicans, there were dozens of us who visited with president trump tonight. we tell him we stand with him. kevin mccarthy will be the right person to hold the department of justice accountable for these actions. house republicans are unified to fight alongside is it in trump to save this country. everyone in the country encouraged president trump to run again. the sooner he gets out and starts campaigning, the better. he helped in the midterm elections to grow historic republican majority that will pave the way for winn

majority in washington and heard from leader mccarthy if that happens republicans will turn the tables and launch investigations. jim banks saying as you saw there they are encouraging the former president to announce the potential bid for the 2024 presidential office. the earlierhe better saying he was not deterred after the search by the fbi and adding to the chorus to hear from congressional republicans and trump allies. we heard from senator graham say he spoke with the former president after the search by the fbi and more convinced than ever that trump will announce a 2024 candidacy we heard from florida governor desantis, several other possible 2024 contenders rallying around the former president. the search galvanizing the base. jose? >> luke, the head of the house freedom caucus congressman perry said the fbi seized his phone. >> this is a significant development. the phones of three key players in the buildup to january 6 are now on the possession of the fbi, including scott perry. the oths are jeffrey clark that justice department officia who strategized to send false letters to states to install him as attorney

republicans demand congressional briefings. jim banks will head to bedminster.biden presidency and his biggest hint of 2024 as of yet. >> bill: bring in james freeman from the "wall street journal" to get analysis. i'm sure you have been watching cable 24/7 for the past 14 hours. go ahead and tell us. very good, james. go ahead and spill it. what is your analysis at the moment? >> i think it would be very foolish to assume, given rindt history that the f.b.i. has acted appropriately here. it is not just the little facts that we know. if this is an archives dispute, this is obviously not normal. if it was turned up when the former president returned some boxes recently, that would suggest he was cooperating. you get into the basic article 2 constitutional power, the president of the united states as commander-in-chief decides what is classified and what is not. now, unless they are going to tell us that president biden was allowing mr. trump to come back to the white house after he left and rummage around and remove things, it is hard to see how this could be a c

bank. democrats and republicans will being pouring money into these two races.ary and all four candidates off and running, neil. neil: so it begins. phil keating thank you very much. now to new york and there the race was interesting because of redistricting. you had two democratic congressman essentially going at each other, and a third player as well. the drama is now resolved. go to buy bryan llenas as well. reporter: neil, had a democrat and special election and democrats are pointing that to that race as pretty much their evidence they believe that the election this november for the midterms may not be as bad for them as people were saying it is. they're actually looking at it fairly hopeful this morning. the reason, abortion. democrat pat ryan in that district defeated republican mark molinaro last night in highly competitive swing district focusing on protections abortion rights. on the other hand medical lynn narrow made the referendum. republicans outspent democrats but they still lost. ryan said this is proof that overturning roe v. wade by the supreme

and solar and electric vehicles, a climate bank, environmental justice for millions of black, brown, indigenous people in our country. >> reporter: republicans u fan mo unanimously oppose the legislation saying it will hurt the economy my by raising taxes. >> democrats are misreading the outrage as a mandate for yet another, yet another reckless tax and spending spree. >> reporter: the bill is not subject to a filler buster but advancing it will require the support of all 50 democrats and a tie breaking vote by vice president camillkamala harris, p plans to introduce amendments in an effort to slow or derail the pro process. >> we have a bill ad delicate balaance between the center lef and any amendment to the bill could kill the bill. >> reporter: a final vote won't take place until late sunday or early monday morning. if it passes, it would move to the house for approval. michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> and still ahead, info on the latest back to school give away and how you can get your hands on some free supplies. >>> and then a mother passing on the wisdom she gained from losing her daughter. the inspirational help she got in th

railey government for the delay or the palestinian flag in ah, i can that a bank by donald trump ousts lose chinese. the rare republican critic who took the form of president to task. ah, i'm sam, he's a band. this is al jazeera alive from dell hall. so coming up the u. s. president signs the inflation act into law. $450000000000.00 to tackle the call.

republicans. just tell me who were the outstanding women and that's how the talent bank was built. we got a flood of recommendations from lots of different people and places the business and professional women's clubs also have a talent back and that was a great help too, but that's how it was built and i i think we have now started to find it in the president's papers. it was in pieces. i wondered where that talent bank went up after all of these years. we had them i got to tell you we had them we had sandra day o'connor and i think we were we were the first to find her she was prominent in arizona 10 years later president reagan appointed her to the supreme court. we had one need a crepes who president carter appointed as the first woman secretary of commerce and on and on like that. we really had i'm proud of of the folks who contributed to all that effort too, but it really helped it meant i could go looking if there was a job opening i could go search the talent bank and and see, what kind of a match i could find for the qualifications for that job. that's what we're done. so