white house chief of staff ron klain. ron, thank you very much for joining us.rian schatz, who was actually seen crying on the senate floor when this was passed, he was so joyous. he said, this thing got killed and got revived, and got killed and got revived, all the way to the end. now, in all the time that i've been watching this kind of legislation in the senate, i've never seen one get killed and revived, then get killed and revived again. usually, they get killed and revived, maybe once. usually, they get killed, and they never get revived. when did it start to come together? >> well, i think, lawrence, i think you actually have to go back to 2019, when president biden, then candidate for president, looked at why climate change legislation has never passed. it was because the folks who have been used in the past, or split people apart. and he campaigned on the idea that we could get climate change to a better place. we can combat this existential threat by putting forward a plan to create clean energy jobs in america, a plan to move this country to a clean

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ron klain, thank you for being my guest tonight, ron. keep doing the hard work.thanks for your time. >> thanks for having me, alex. >> up next, the judge who authorized the search of donald trump's florida home says he will release a redacted documents detailing why it all went down, tomorrow. andrew weissmann joins us next. new reporting tonight on who is behind the latest front and right wing culture wars in an effort to take over the nation school boards and control with teachers can say. stay with us. hers can say stay with us new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other allergy sprays take hours astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can... astepro and go. and tonight's winning numbers are 18, 18 55, 39, 71, and 43 we won! yes! noooo... noooo... noooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and each sheet is 2x more absorbent, so you can use less. i'll hold onto that. bounty, the quicker picker upper. among my patients, i often see them have t

ron klain, thank you for being here. >> alex, thank you so much for being here. good luck on the new show. great to be a guest. >> good luck to us both here on the same show. ron, let me just start with the words, the words of the president, hours ago, about semi-fascism, is the president's belief that fascism lies at the root of the current republican party? >> i think you heard the president tonight explain in his own words the difference between what he and the democrats are fighting for and what the maga republicans are fighting for. he and the democrats are fighting for standing up to special interests, saving our democracy, bringing down costs, and protecting a woman's right to choose, getting guns off our streets, and donald trump and the maga republicans are fighting to reverse all of those things. they're fighting to, they oppose the inflation reduction act, every single republican in the house and senate, they stand, rick scott, the head of the campaign committee, talking about getting rid of social security and medicare and putting it on the chopping b

ron klain, happy birthday to you, by the way. thank you for your time on your birthday to come on "the lead." we appreciate your time. take care. >> of course. >> coming up, four muslim men are ambushed and shot to death. now police are looking for a vehicle as the brother of one victim walks cnn through the crime scene. >> and then, alex jones is having a bad few days, to say the least. the january 6th committee just got their hands on all of his text messages, what they're looking for after this break. st just by having a clean driving record for three years. get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. (driver 3) come on! ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) get business internet from verizon, the network businesses rely on. ditch cable and switch to verizon business internet, with fast, reliable solutions, nationwide. find the perfect solution for your business. from the network businesses rely on. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indee

rule of mob, but the rule of law, decides questions in our country. >> white house chief of staff ron klainit. >> thank you, thank you, guys. >> thanks. >>> all right. a federal judge in florida has scheduled a hearing for tomorrow to decide whether to unseal the affidavit used to justify a search warrant for trump's florida home. so far, the department of justice has advised against it, arguing it could compromise what they are calling an ongoing criminal investigation. on top of serving as what they've referred to as a road map for the current criminal investigation, there's also concern from doj lawyers regarding the witnesses involved. court filings on monday read in part this, information about witnesses is particularly sensitive given the high-profile nature of this matter and the risk that the revelation of witness identities would impact their willingness to cooperate with the investigation. disclosure of the government's affidavit at this stage would also likely chill future cooperation by witnesses whose assistance may be sought as this investigation progresses, as well as in othe

ron klain, thank you for being my guest tonight, ron. keep doing the hard work.thanks for your time. >> thanks for having me, alex. >> up next, the judge who authorized the search of donald trump's florida home says he will release a redacted documents detailing why it all went down, tomorrow. andrew weissmann joins us next. new reporting tonight on who is behind the latest front and right wing culture wars in an effort to take over the nation school boards and control with teachers can say. stay with us. ever leave your clothes in the dryer and find a wrinkled mess? try downy wrinkle guard fabric softener! wrinkle guard penetrates deep into fibers, leaving clothes so soft, wrinkles don't want to stick around. make mornings smoother with downy wrinkle guard fabric softener. >> tech: cracked windshield? don't wait. go to safelite.com make mornings smoother you can schedule service in just a few clicks. it's so easy. and more customers today are relying on their cars advanced safety features, like automatic emergency breaking and lane departure warning. that's why

you heard president biden's chief of staff ron klain saying there is probably no lawmaker differing views with than liz cheney but they love the way she stepped up for democracy and that's the call president biden made to her to talk about this. there is talk from republicans about whether or not she should have stayed in her position, what she'll do on the january 6th committee going forward since she will still be a lawmaker for a few moore months but notable biden called her. >> kaitlan collins starting us off. thanks. >>> george conway, thank you for coming in. the surveillance video, if he releases it, what does it mean for this investigation? >> i don't think it will mean anything. i think it will be a publicity stunt. watching surveillance tape of fbi agents going through boxes and papers is really not that interesting. i don't think it will be terribly exciting and if it does anything, it might show the volume of the material they had to go through and raise more questions about the president and his conduct. >> what possibly it could do to the agents if he shows the ate g -- agen

let's get to white house chief of staff ron klain.are, so i'll ask a very specific question. we learned today as there were human intelligence sources that may have been compromised. as chief of staff, you have the highest security clearances that anyone in that building has,other than the president, and the national security advisor. are you aware of actions to contain the damage based on what donald trump took to mar-a-lago? >> i'm just not going to comment on this investigation. the justice department's handling it. that's the way it should be. >> are you aware of any efforts that had to be made with foreign governments to assure them that their sources, where they're shared, were safe? >> again, nicole, you're really good at your job. i'm going to try to do mine and say -- repeat just as many times as you want to ask, we're not going to comment on the investigation. the justice department's pursuing it. >> fair enough. the president, though, did make a sharp turn in terms of highlighting the threat that this version of republicans

and i also think ron klain called august biden substance.den have to give a speech today in pennsylvania about crime? well, who started to defund the police? why does biden have to worry about high gas prices and people being upset they don't have jobs? oh, the green new deal on those policies. now you have the irs agents to pay for a bill that will really be wiped out by student loan debt for people like aoc. and i think it will not play well. i will note this, it is just a little detail. kirsten walker in georgia the first time is two points above raphael warnock and that poll was taken after the student loan bailout was announced. it could be something, i don't know we will have to check on it. if i was a democrat i would check on it. >> jimmy: that is funny. i want blackjack forgiveness for guys like me. [laughter] who spent their 20s and the casino and lost all that money. it was an uphill battle for me. i want to forgive that, you know what i mean? really quick i was talking about this on the phone today on my radio show. a great, grea

ron klain, the white house chief of staff.ration's policy on those lawsuits and those orders in terms of protecting women and their reproductive freedoms. >> i did not know he had the white house chief of staff -- that's very exciting. the elizabeth warren interview was fantastic. i loved it when shrub your hands. >> i see you. i see you john fetterman. that was the best part. i agree. it should be a gif or jif, whatever you want to call it. the bookings are fantastic throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. throughout the hour. th

according to reports it's shadow co-presidents ron klain and obama puppet susan rice.hey appear to really enjoy being in charge without any distractions susan rice is leading a team of about a dozen staffers and is basically running everything behind the scenes. she is the gun czar, writes biden's speeches and according to politico, senior aides said biden's trust in rice is so profound she can see and meet with him whenever she wants to. rice has walk-in privileges. i don't even give those to johnny. and ron klain, he keeps bragging about how productive he is without joe drooling all over the west wing. watch. >> you get more done when he is not here? like when he is here, it's like you are on call. >> definitely got-know question about it. >> jesse: president kayleigh mcenany also wants you to know that it's trump's fault that biden looks like he is lazy. >> i don't think it's true he is out there predecessors, i just think donald trump created an expectation of a president creating a [bleep] storm every single day. >> jesse: oh, there are plenty of storms. the borde

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of course, the fact that ron klain, the white house chief of staff, suggests that the republicans arection between the white house and execution of this search warrant. the white house says they're not partaking, they're not meddling in law enforcement. but republicans seem to think that they can obtain something on that front. they have given the administration, a deadline of august 29th to offer these documents, hallie. >> thanks to you both. andrew, let me bring you in. let me start with the passports. i want to bring a note of caution on this, because all we have is a truth social post from the former president saying the fbi took three of his passports, one of which was expired. we don't know if that's true. we don't know if that's the case. those passports are not on the affidavit, the receipt of property list that the department of justice asked and was unsealed. what does this tell you, though, what can you read into this where the investigation may be heading? >> so there are two reasons that you take the passport of somebody. one is because of a concern over risk of flight t

but first, often considered the dumbest person in d.c., that would be biden's chief of staff, ron klain. he's now praising joe biden, his hard work and his steady leadership compared to donald trump's. take a listen. i just think donald trump created an expectation of a president creating a storm every single day. i don't think it was good for the country. i don't think the voters wanted it. and i think 81 million of them showed up last in 2020 and said they wanted a different kind of president. nasser joe biden this he comes into the oval office every morning. he's serious about his work. he's serious about the change. he's trying to bring to this country. all right, ron , a serious really because every time joe opens his mouth, it is a complete adam schiff show. here's a friendly reminder. >> the ideas that the with the nature not the political coverage look, some of the political players in some . let me ask no, ron , do you or anybody else in the white house ever feel bad putting joe in that position every day because you're living in an alternate reality? now, biden's entire presid

he is not capable of ron klain complaining and saying, you know, that donald trump. but you know, every day there was an air storm that donald trump came out. yeah, there was. you know why? because he was doing things and the left was going crazy because they objected to it. and in the end, what you've got are the democrats going crazy every time donald trump did something and the democrats at this point are saying we've got to build joe up even though half of us don't want him to run again, even though most of us don't think the guy is capable of finishing a thought or a sentence because it's important to us so that we can win. you know, this is a good point. he's been on vacation. i mean, he got elected from the basement, so maybe he get reelected on vacation. maybe there's a strategy there. but if this biden's win, is this biden's victory or is this chuck schumer's victory ? it's democrats victory. it's and that's the decision that people make, kate is not wrong. biden is personally unpopular. he's been inching up now around 40% popularity. but the democrats as a

and this had to be approved by ron klain. thisro had to go up to the white house to be approved.absolutely. by saying that this is a liar.is this had to go up the chain of command to merrick garland, to ron klain, at least at reading these guys. but look, her here's the thing. this. is about pure power t politics. they're absolutely scared to death about trump. that can't be marc elias, the guy who laid out the entirer effort to steal the 2012he election and the transition period after he's tweeting right now's all the u.s. codeut about documents and they haveou make sure you can't run for federal office again. they're absolutely petrified. trumpral an announcement a coua of weeks when the republican nomination winpl the white hous. now here's what's incumbent upon everybody. the house leadersubli right now need to step up and that jim jordan full investigation. i think cutting off appropriations to the fbi toth get to the bottom of thisis. n. this is this is going to n continue on the fbi right now. is the gestapo.he the fbi is the gestapo. whether it's out in colorado putting a

when you have cnn calling this bad politics, you know if you are president ron klain you screwed up herean. >> sean: tax on poor and middle class that last bill they passed inflation increasing act hits poor middle class people on fixed income. 20 seconds. >> democrats talk about supporting middle class, working class and poor and every policy including the last two major scams hit those groups the hardest and they don't seem to care. >> sean: monica crowley and joe concha, get that show, great media show, more hannity next. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. ♪ choosing miracle-ear was a great decision. like when i decided to host family movie nights. miracle-ear made it easy. i just booked an appointment and a certified hearing care professional evaluated my hearing loss and helped me find the right device calibrated to my unique hearing needs. now i enjoy every moment. the quiet ones and the loud ones. make a sound decision. call 1-800 miracle now, and

we had ron klain on a few minutes ago talking about the importance of this package, criticized by someogressives as not going far enough, by republicans for not being appropriate for a time of inflation. >> they're ignoring both of those groups of people. it's been something they have been fighting for for months, that seemed like it died a thousand deaths before president biden was able to sign it yesterday. and they feel like they got both the policy and the politics right. so you look at some of the things in this bill, most of it is probably not going to have an immediate impact on the american people. when it comes to climate, for example, you have $80 billion that will help people have upgrades to green energy in their own homes and it gives democrats a simple story to tell as they go out before the midterms, which is we used the government to make your life better. that is much easier to digest than some wonky legislative policy prescription. the president and the cabinet are going to get on the road a lot. even today three cabinet members are on the road. this is going to conti

he attached a letter to white house chief of staff for ron klain and reads in part, "the american people deserve transparency and accountability from senior loan officials and the executive branch. we will settle for nothing but complete cooperation with our inquiry." merrick garland delivered over weeks over that affidavit that just by the raid, carley, todd. >> todd: brooke singman live, brooke, thank you very much. a lot of people want to know how to climb to get to the bottom what happened at mar-a-lago if they take back the majority this november. else minority leader kevin mccarthy. >> i think the number one thing attorney general has to do is explain why. >> i think republicans want to know the answer to that question because america wants to know the answer to that question. the number one think republicans are going to do is make our gasoline price go up in american energy independence. we will hold this administration accountable and we will hold in the administration accountable but not for political purposes. we will simply do it based on the facts. >> carley: james comer the

in fact, ron klain starts every day, i am told, by checking the price of an average gallon of gas in country. that continues its downward slide. certainly there is some hope that inflation here maybe has peaked, but no one's going to say that yet. even if it has stabilized, the number is still entirely too high. the white house believes it will be this summer and fall when things start to get better, but they recognize for the average american right now the cost of so many things in their lives is entirely too high. as much as democrats have been on a real winning streak, this president in particular, they are concerned prices will still be the top issue for many voters when they go to the polls this november. >> democrats on a big winning streak. red sox on a big losing streak. the one thing that doesn't cost too much, though, is the big lie. it's a great book. how crazy it just happe to be sitting right next toyou. congralations. >> i think you cld get one on amazon. >>> w to o otherop story, several fast-ming developnts llowing the f searc of form president trump's florida estate.

ron klain or season rice tell twitter to jump and twitter asks how high. how do we know?ook no further than what happened to former "new york times" reporter alex baron stone. his accounts were pulled multiple times for sharing covid misinformation and now we know that the white house had a hand in his online ouster. last week baron stone released information between white house aides and twitter staffers outkick. they wanted to know employee one wrote to another describe a recent meeting with senior adviser to president biden's covid response team. andy suggested they had seen data visualization that had shown he was the epicenter of disinformation that radiated outward to the persuadable public. twitter deplatformed him. twitter claims it doesn't take orders from the biden administration. now that is disinformation. and now with political midterm elections less than three months away, how can we be so sure that joe biden won't force twitter to do his bidding all over again. dana loesch is a nationally syndicated radio host and she joins knee now. dana, good to see you.

politico playbook deep dive podcast, ron klain said this about the upcoming midterms. >> i think it willis approval rating and more about the choice between democrats and republicans and i think the choice is well positioned for the democrats. >> he feels the president's party can deliver. but republicans like mitch mcconnell feel voters are not going to be distracted by a bill with a name it can't live up to. >> so they passed a $750 billion package. laughably labelled the inflation reduction act. >> he calls it laughable. according to the congressional budget office, the impact it will have on inflation is right around 0 for at least two years. and since the signing, the focus has been more on climate, taxes and healthcare. the biden administration admits the immediate cost to impact for american families will be, well, limited. >> some of the provisions of the inflation reduction act will help immediately, the provisions that give consumers tax rebates or credits for going out and buying energy efficient heaters or appliances, enacted immediately. >> so if an american family is in the

they've declined three percentage lie from a year ago but kjp and ron klain want you to think meshesmore money. joining me now is larry kudlow host of kudlow on fox business. larry it is orwellian the manipulation of language, when real people are suffering with food prices up ten points, what is it, 9% year over year. but they keep trying the same tricks. >> yeah. food price is up 14% last three months. so, okay, july was flat because they got lower gasoline prices. june was up 17%. and may was up 12%. so, if all those mean zero inflation, i don't know, you're going to have to redefine it. if we're declaring victory with 8.5% inflation, i don't really want to go there. it's beyond orwellian. but, look, they denied there was a recession with two straight quarters of gdp decline. and the latest one, laura, is really the inflation reduction act. right? except that major economic models from the government and across the sector said, wait a minute, there is no inflation reduction. or we're not taxing people under $400,000 a year. but, in fact, we learned, as we dig into the tax increase

chief of staff ron klain is teasing that he will have some news today and we expect it to be this. >> keep us posted live from the white house. will cain "fox & friends" weekend co-host is here in "focus" now. i can only imagine what you have to say about this. the "wall street journal" takes it on and makes the case it will undermine all these alleged efforts by congress to bring prices down for the american people writing this. student loan forgiveness is an inflation expansion act but if he does forgive student debt it will expose the hollowness of the democrats' anti-inflation posturing. the party these days is about spending ever more money without restraint. except for defense. it is that simple. spending is what has gotten us here and spending more will make matters worse. to you now. >> yes. the operative word you just used, sandra, was alleged when referring to the inflation reduction act. this should do away with the concept it was an inflation reduction act. it was a fraud and mislabeling and bait and switch. it would have been outlawed. it is outlawed in most consumer tran

here is chief of staff ron klain on cnn last night. >> let's be clear, joe biden does not support tee fact we proposed funding it to the tune of $11 billion in his budget. >> he said the calls were reckless and irresponsible. >>> ron desantis adding another culture war, taking aim at wall street banks and big tech companies and what he calls woke ceos. steve contorno is joining us live. what is this all about, steve? >> reporter: governor desantis believes there are too many asset managers and wall street ceos who have a political agenda and they are using the of their i -- power of their investing and shareholder voting to push causes over their fiscal responsibilities. governor desantis saying we won't do this in florida with our pension funds and under a new policy that we got a first peek at yesterday, he makes it clear that florida cannot consider any of those factors and only can consider the risk and return on investment when investing florida's pension funds. now, this is what we expect to be the opening salvo in governor desantis' next front in his battle against, quote, woke

ron klain telling don this. >> one reason why joe biden got elected president is he promised he would stay out of meddling like his predecessor did, in investigations being conducted by the justice department. that he would not politically interfere in the justice department enforcing our laws. >> cnn is learning that privately, white house officials are concerned about exactly what trump took to mar-a-lago and whether it could potentially put the sources and methods of our intelligence community at risk. there's worry about the potential that some of what's in those documents, classified documents, may cause tension with our allies. remember, the fbi had material about emanuel macron. what's in it we don't know. i want to bring in cnn senior correspondent evan perez, former nixon white house counsel john dean and former u.s. attorney harry littman. look, there's a lot of concern about these highly classified documents. they weren't found at the national archives. they were found at mar-a-lago. the white house is privately saying they are worried about sources at risk. i'm wondering,

ron klain, the administration's chief of staff, heard about these remarks and he said i think the president'sn people sent their sons and daughters for 20 years and paid their lives. he went on to say the americans invested in this army for 20 years. it was time for that to end. it was time to bring our people home. it was time to end this war. what did you think of that? >> well, neil, clearly this is a decision for the president. he gets to make that decision. i had the opportunity to give advice. he made a decision. once the decision was made, we aggressively moved to support it and complete the withdrawal. i'll tell you, i fully understand the sacrifices that were made. i have been to afghanistan. i sent my son to afghanistan. nobody lost more than the sons and daughters over the last 20 years. let's remember why we went in. we went in to remove al-quaida and isis. that's why we were there. that was the case for staying. the case for staying was not to prop up the afghans anymore than they needed to be propped up to allow us to continue counter terrorist operations in the future. that was

chief of staff ron klain says he deserves it. >> the largest economic recovery planned since roosevelt. the largest infrastructure plan since eisenhower. the most judges confirmed since kennedy. the second largest healthcare bill since johnson. >> are you ready? take a deep breath. >> nothing this there about covid though even as the head of the cdc admits for the first time the agency wasn't prepared for the pandemic. >> what i told the cdc staff was that it took too long to get there and it might have been a little bit messy along the play. congressman darrell issa, republican from california tweets: if the cdc wants to be more action-oriented after disastrous covid policies of school closures and masking kids in class, a good start would be to replace its current leadership. but that isn't happening. >> my job is to do right by the cdc, to do right by the american public and typically prove health in this country. >> it doesn't appear the federal government was ready for monkeypox either. encouraging healthcare providers to stretch vaccine doses until more becomes available. >> i th

but often considered the dumbest person in d.c., that would be joe biden's chief of staff ron klain, teasing joe biden his hard work and steady leadership compared to donald trump's, take a listen. >> i just think donald trump had an expectation of a president creating a [bleep] storm everything the day. i don't think it's good for the country. i don't think voters wanted. and i think 81 million of them showed up in 2020 and send a one and a different kind of president and that's who joe biden is. he comes to the oval office every morning in a serious about his work. here's serious about the change he is trying to bring to this country. >> sean: ron, are you serious, every time joe opens his mouth it is a complete adam schiff show. here's a friendly reminder. >> the idea that the um. ♪ ♪ what the nature... not, when. ♪ ♪ the political coverage. that look, um, some of the political players in some of the... let me ask an important question. no, i want to. anyway. >> sean: ron, do you or anyone else at the white house feel bad putting joe in that position every day? you are living in a

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here's what the white house chief of staff ron klain said.reme maga group in the republican party that has no real plan to bring down inflation. i think that choice is between a party that is standing up to special interests and delivering change and an extreme party." if they mean change, are they talking about inflation? are they talking about open borders? are they talking about crime? things are not going well in this country, and yet these democratic candidates happen to be winning in a lot of these races that are unexpected. is it messaging? are the republicans not doing a good job? >> a long ways to go. if ultra maga is $2.50 for a gallon of gas, sign me up. most americans want so desperately to go back to that as well. the longer this goes -- remember, there's several weeks left before election day as the voters in these key swing states realize that the democrats are so divorced from the realities that face working class americans, blue collar americans that work jobs with an hourly wage, the more likely they're going to vote for rep

reason to ron klain, the white house chief of staff, talking about how to put biden in historical context a presidency where the president has delivered a largest economic recovery plan since roosevelt, the largest infrastructure plan since eisenhower, the most judges confirmed since kennedy, the second largest health care bill since johnson and the largest climate change bill in history. >> get all that? there's a list. >> everybody's happy, they're incredibly energized right now, and they do think this answers the questions of premise, they ran on doing big things through legislation, this latest run of bills really show that. the president now has an argument to take to midterm voters, they think this helps vulnerable democrats, and they think it's a contrast they can make with republicans. the question, abby, a couple things, we know the big concern for voters is prices, gas prices are coming down, but they're still high. back to school shopping is going on, people are concerned, does this bill, though it's called the inflation reduction act, is not likely to do a ton to inflation in

on friday when she along with senators chuck schumer and rafael warnock met with chief of staff ron klain and today came the monumentous much anticipated announcement, the white house says theto bide plan will fully cancel the debt of 45% of borrows and 90s about of the relief will go to those earning less than $57,000. the plan is already facing predictableal criticism on the right. republicans say itic goes too f, and then it leaves the check with those who did not go to college, or have already managed toco pay off their debt, and th it could also add to inflation. biden is also facing criticism on the left for not going far enough. he did not, after all, cancel a portion of student loan debt for all borrows, the 50,000 dollars in debt that senator warren had officially proposed. case in point, the president of naacp has called the $10,000 in relief for some borrows, quote, meager, to say the least. now, certain democrats working on happiness andno a new line o gopnd attacks emerging, how wil this latest policy announcementn re-shape the midterms, and can democrats successfully sell it

you know, ron klain signalled this back in january. he told "the wall street journal" then in an interview that what they learned from their first year was the less they talk about negotiations and the less they talk about biden is talking this member of congress or that senate, the better it turns out because it brings more republicans to the table. it also keeps these negotiations sort of private so that people can sort of hash it out. biden having been a senator knew that himself so i think he knew when he needed to step away. >> i think it's fair to say, though, that biden tried and failed to close this deal. if they didn't want to be blamed for him not being able to close the deal before, they can't take credit for him closing it now. >> the white house after not wanting to talk about whether the president was or was involved in negotiations is now on the back end trying to make sure they get credit for this in addition to chuck schumer with all of those things they didn't want to talk about. >> and they hope this is a washington

elizabeth: maybe it is president ron klain and vice president susan rice. we don't know.essman jason smith, carol roth, thanks so much for joining us. it is good to see you. >> thank you, liz. >> we've got an explosive whistle-blower complaint calling out twitter, alleging that twitter is threatening u.s. users privacy, even u.s. national security. tonight this same whistle-blower warned about this years ago. and the wife of st. louis police captain david dorn, he was murdered in the 2020 riots. she is slamming black lives matter, george soros and vice president kamala harris as quote, super villains for weakening the fight against crime and for dividing america. joe gamaldi takes it next on "the evening edit." >> if all politicians don't have respect for law enforcement and our first-responders what makes you think the perpetrators will? they're taking the lead from our so-called leaders. ♪ we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there like they were when i was much youn

steve ricchetti worked with manchin, ron klain was on the found, but it was a senate deal and that was a big change. >> future presidents will be looking at that as they looked at obamacare and as they looked at previous failures as well as the successes. good morning to both of you. thanks for being with us. >> thanks, guys. >>> all right. this morning the urgent search for a killer or killers. an entire community on edge in new mexico. four men, all muslim, shot and killed since november, three in the past two weeks. a mosque spokesman tells cnn one of the men attended a funeral for two of the other victims on friday and then became a victim himself just hours later. cnn's ed lavandera is in albuquerque this morning with the latest. this has to be terrifying for that community, ed. >> reporter: there is no question, john, these murders have sent a chilling reaction throughout the muslim community here in albuquerque, new mexico. we're told it's about 3,000 to 4,000 muslims that live here in the albuquerque area. there is a great deal of concern emerging because there is so little inf

number of days joe biden has spent away from the if white house and in his home state of delaware as ron klain susan rice take the lead. then, tensions are building ahead of the midterm elections now 78 days away. democrats are still trying to take down donald trump and stop him while allowing for a dereliction of duty to the american people from joe biden. the wide open border, an economy teetering on recession, foreign policy mistakes putting america in danger. coming up, tennessee senator marsha black burn on the bad policies resulting in bad outcomes for america. then, the 2 million mark has been reached at the southern border. unprecedented and, obviously, intentional as 2 the million illegal migrants are apprehended in the last year on top of the additional nearly 1 million others seen on surveillance cameras getting away. virginia lieutenant governor winsome serious is here on the impact of the open border policy. and then china on the march as joe biden signs into law his inflation tax and spending plan supporting a made in china approach for electric and green products while sending $

people like ron klain saying he thinks this is good policy.g that it could turn up progressive voters -- voters ahead of the election. at the same time you have some of the more moderate, more reserve people like my don lynn, a close adviser to the president, as you know. urging caution. i think that as we saw the days after the announcement, we are seeing the two sides play out as well. the more progressive democrats, saying they think this was a long time needed. i think it was necessary, but at the same time they think they could have been more. they were hoping for more. i know that chuck schumer spoke with him many times throughout the year about this. this is pushing for $50,000 and student debt cancellation. of course it ended up being 10,000 for those making 125,000 or less. 20,000 for pell grants. but at the same time, you have people on the right who are worried about with this will do for inflation. i think, and you are totally write in this article, people like kamala harris, the vice president, people like chuck schumer, pushing h

director, bill burns, also his national security adviser jake sullivan, white house chief of staff ron klain and other officials on hand as the president was briefed on this proposed operation. there were a lot of questions from president biden when it came to concerns about ensuring there were little or no civilian casualties. the president was also shown a scale model of the house where al zawahiri was staying. you see that wooden box in the center of the room. now, over the course of the next few weeks, the -- his team worked together to try to answer some of the president's questions and then on july 25th, while the president was isolating during his first bout with covid, he convened a meeting with his officials, again, to try to go into more granular detail about this proposed operation. the president asking more questions about the possibility of civilian casualties and five days later, it was when those two hellfire missiles were launched taking out al zawahiri. of course, he also had to consider the circumstances with which this all played out. it was nearly a year ago that the u.s.

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she, along with senators chuck schumer, and raphael were not, met with white house chief of staff ron klain. then, came today's monumental as much anticipated announcement. the white house says biden's plan will fully cancel the debt of 45% of borrowers, 90% -- of the relief well go to those owning less than $75,000. now, the plan is already facing predictable criticism on the right. republicans say it goes too far. and that leaves the jack with those who did not go to college, or those who have managed to pay off their debt. and that it could also add to inflation. biden is also facing criticism on the left, for not going far enough. he did not, after, all cancel abortion of student loan debt for all borrowers. $50,000 of debt that senator warren had initially proposed. case in point, the president of the naacp has called the $10,000 in relief for some borrowers, quote, meager, to say the least. so now, with certain democrats voicing unhappiness. and a new line of gop attacks emerging, how will this latest policy announcement reshaped the midterms and can democrats successfully sell it to

we got our hands on the playbook, our hands on a memo sent to chief of staff ron klain where really it about we told you so, the message that this white house is going to go out and to america with is we kept our heads down and we focused on getting things done for the american people, we didn't focus on the shiny fights, we got the politics right and we got the policy right. and they have been looking for a really good story to tell the american people as they head into midterms an senior white house advisers have told us for months that it was up to them to figure out what that story is. and this is what the story is. in almost $3.5 trillion addendum in about 15 months you have $1.9 trillion for the american recovery act. you have the infrastructure bill that was $550 billion, chips and science act, $280 billion and inflation, this reconciliation bill $700 billion. that is doesn't include the gun reform. and so we have all of these different things they have worked on tackling and now you have president biden, he's going to ohio at the ground-breaking for the intel plant that is only

it was time to punish trump isn't he'd written orders via ron klain or jill or susan rice . and by the way, other delyth actors were out today issuing a scary warning just as the angle antisec stated last night the regime media would seizepo on conservative justifiable outrage over the warrant as the predicate to taking away more of your freedoms. now listen closely. >> the language here to far right and trump's troops on the far right who are screaming bloody murder on social media right now. we're keeping tabs on the fallout from the search online, including growing concerns over the reaction from possible right wing extremists. these folks are often inspired to plan violence or conductn violence. sonce i think trump is again playing with fire. the violent rhetoric is more violent and louder than ever. bad acting, terrible writing, the same dojr., by the way, that is now reclassifying run of the mill crimes as domestic terror and that same doj that wants parents who oppose to fear attending school boardnd meetings is the same doj that now wants to criminalize political opp

but kypyp and ron klain want yos to think that americans arey. making more money. jo is larry kudlow . hope that no one on business, larry, it is orwellian, the manipulation of language when real people o are suffering with food prices up ten pointin what is it, nine percent year over year. but they keep trying the same tricks. yes, food prices up 14% last three months. so, okay, july was flat because they got lower gasoline prices. june was up 70% and may was up 12%. so if all those means zerogo inflation, i don't know. you're going to have toinre . u're going to have toinre if we're declaring victory at eight and a half percent inflation, i don't really wante. to go there beyond orwellian.ok but look, they denied there was but look, they denied there was quarters of gdp decline and the latest on laura is really the inflation reduction act r. h right.t?ha except that major economic models from the government and the private sector said, wait a minute, there is no inflation reduction or we're not taxing people under four hundred thousand dollars a year. but in fact

number of days joe biden has spent away from the if white house and in his home state of delaware as ron klain, tensions are building ahead of the midterm elections now 78 days away. democrats are still trying to take down donald trump and

ron klain got tonight's last word, the 11th hour stephanie ruhle starts now. tonight the latest on the search at mar-a-lago legal implications for the former president and how the supposed party of law and order is reacting. plus, the alarming on line rhetoric grows louder with more threats of violence in civil war. but are these words of war being taken seriously enough? that white house lawmakers are getting the step closer and getting the rise of the big guys taxes. as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. >> good evening once again i am stephanie ruhle. setback because we have a got a lot to cover. there continues to be more questions than answers about the fbi search of donald trump's florida home. an event that has ignited a political and legal firestorm. and missy news reports the fbi search was related to classified information trump allegedly took with him from the white house in january, 2021. trump's lawyer confirms to nbc news that agents took about a dozen boxes from a basement storage area. she says trump's legal team was talking to

i spoke with white house chief of staff, ron klain, just a short time before air.ion. >> good evening to you. thank you for joining. >> thanks for having me don. >> it has been a huge week for the president biden, for the biden administration to top of the series of legislative wins in this first two years in office. but what's americans want to know is how is this going to help them, will people feel the impact of this bill anytime soon? >> well, sure don. i mean, first of, all let's talk about what they impact they feel already. it is seeing washington. which for decades, could not move on these issues because special interests held a power in the city. they are seeing a president and a congress come together and beat big pharma and pass prescription drugs negotiation beating the big oil companies and pass action on climate, beat the big corporations and their lobbyist and passed action on bringing taxes, minimum taxes for big corporations. so, they're seeing that change already. i think at the cash register, but they'll see versus rebates. point of sale rebates