affair here he is visiting, i guess, but as we're speaking now, joe biden, what do you think that conversation is going to be about scott? hello, this is about joe biden, using zalinski is a prob, um to try and put pressure on the republicans in congress to pass a supplemental. um, you know, a budget that includes money for ukraine, for israel, and a little bit of money for the southern border. he's going to make the case that there's a lensky, the president of this wonderful democracy called ukraine, and cannot survive without american assistance. american assistance that he joe biden promised american assistance that united states congress has regularly voted in favor of and the failure of the republicans to follow through on the obligations of the nation. it will represent a betrayal. so this is a grand act of theater. 12 the same with the same question to you because i, i can't really um, surmising what exactly the united states is supposed to do, keep funding this money. obviously it looks like they, they, they've all, all been accepted failure, but they want to keep it going until the election. so it doesn't dog.

scott biden's mentioned the possibility, quote, american troops fighting russian troops. now, that seems to me or go, he but he assumes that russia will attack nato if ukraine fails. why? that's a flawed logic here. it sounds like he wants that to happen to legitimize. he's failed to crane project. scott, i don't know if he wants to happen because 1st of all, if it happened, we would go nuclear immediately because un, nato and united states lack the military capability of prevailing in ground combat, large scale ground combat against russia. but it's a, it's as you know, that is absolutely false. apprentice, russia, a has no intention of attacking nato attacking poland, attacking the politics. the russians historically have always had a defensive posture. they were compelled to act and ukraine because of years of nato expansion in efforts by the collective west, to turn ukraine into a weapon against russia. so russia acted, you know, preemptively, as a preemptive self defense was the, um, you know, the justification to blood report use on article 51 in the united nations

scott biden's mentioned the possibility, quote, american troops fighting russian troops. now, that seems to me or go, he but he assumes that russia will attack nato if ukraine fails. why? that's a flawed logic here. it sounds like he wants that to happen to legitimize. he's failed to crane project. scott, i don't know if he wants to happen because 1st of all, if it happened, we would go nuclear immediately because un, nato and united states lack the military capability of prevailing in ground combat, large scale ground combat against russia. but it's a, it's as you know, that is absolutely false. a premise. russia a has no intention of attacking nato attacking poland, attacking the baltics. the russians historically have always had a defensive posture. they were compelled to act and ukraine because of years of nato expansion in efforts by the collective west, to turn ukraine into a weapon against russia. so russia acted, you know, preemptively, as a preemptive self defense was the, um, you know, the justification to blood report use on article 51 in the united nations cha

from the reliable informant, joe biden and hunter were paying $5 million to get the prosecutor in ukraine fired and which by the way they did, the ceo of burisma got off scott free. maria: i been focused a lot on china, i know your investigation has included money from communist china ending up on joe biden's account, are you anywhere near uncovering something like that in terms his business with china? >> what surprised me and shocked me, when he was president-elect he said a strong economic and china's united states best interest, i thought that's what xi jinping would want the president of the united states to say. when we uncovered a 5 million other payment from the chinese company that has direct links to the chinese communist party to hunter biden and hunter biden scott was $400,000 of that. and that same day he wires 40000, 10% to his brother jim who gives the 40002 joe and marks it as a loan repayment. remember he was accused of hunter's laptop, 10% to the big guy. he gives 10% to his dad, that is precisely 10%. maria: that is incredible, all the while the border crisis is out of control the number of illegal border crises under crossings at a recor

would be focusing on the deeds or misdeeds of hunter biden if he weren't a biden, i think larry's point is well taken. host: scottst, you know, i wanted to ask you about president biden's relationship with senior leaders in congress. how is that looking now that we've got mike johnson in place as a speaker? how does that look? scott: president biden did not have much of a relationship with kevin mccarthy. obviously, kevin mccarthy's closeness to president trump had something to do with it. how make amends with president trump had something to do with that. similarly, the president doesn't have much of a relationship with the new speaker mike johnson. mike johnson was a very low level of leadership, vice chairman of the g.o.p. conference like the sixth or seventh leader, had virtually no interaction with the president so this is a new relationship. it will be tested. when we are dealing once again with new government shutdown deadlines in mid january and early february. and mike johnson also is somebody that did support the overturning of the election. one of the leaders in that effort to overturn the 2020 electio

unless we increase lawful pathways legalize longtime undocumented grants, rick scott saying schumer does not have voits to pass bidenis willing to provide ukraine with funding as long as border crossings drop every month, that is not what we're seeing. >> right, so maria, there's four pieces to supplemental legislation, that joe biden is trying to pass, as you described ukraine taiwan, israel as well as border we are no closer to solving that riddle today than we are than in october 7, israel alone funding on the a senate floor two weeks ago, every democrat senator voted against it the exact bill house pad could have been on president's desk before thanksgiving we need israel out of the picture to help them right now this riddle trying to solve at theh you southern border no give my number one priority until christmas is border, border, border. maria: i know but senator isn't it also the thought of some of on your team as well? i -- i mean let's remember those eight republicans who stopped the impeachment of alejandro mayorkas. i mean we are all dum funded as 20 why those year-to-date republicans moved that way we s

the biden campaign arguing, do not take this answer lightly, and will trump's republican opponents address this in the debate? here's rachel scotteporter: hours after president biden said he's not sure he'd run again if donald trump wasn't in the race, that democracy itself is at stake, trump on fox news deflecting questions about whether he would rule like a dictator and about this ledge he made to supporters. >> for those who have been wronged and betrayed, he am your retribution. i am your retribution. >> reporter: fox host sean hannity asking trump about concerns he would be a dictator. trump not rejecting that but turning his focus to immigration. >> you are promising america you would never abuse power as retribution against anybody. >> except for day one. >> meaning? >> i want to close the border, and i want to drill, drill, drill. >> that's not retribution. >> i'm going to be -- [cheers and applause] -- i love this guy. he says you're note going to be a dictator, are you? i said no, no, no, other than day one. >> reporter: the biden campaign seizing on those comments saying that donald trump is going to behave and act li

. >>> the house is expected to vote today on an impeachment inquiry into president biden. >> scott mcgrewcifically what they think biden did wrong. >> that's what we're waiting on. good morning. most investigations go allegation, investigation, prosecution. republicans in the house don't have a specific allegation of high crimes and misdemeanors, but say their investigation will turn up the allegation that they will make in an impeachment. and it's important to understand today's vote is not an impeachment. it's the vote to begin an inquiry or investigation. if you're thinking, didn't congress already start an impeachment investigation? they did, on orders of former speaker of the house kevin mccarthy, though not an official vote. committees like the house oversight committee launched an investigation into biden's relationship with his son and brought in witnesses, some like former irs agents raised concerns. others who were witnesses for the republicans told the committee there was no evidence that should lead to impeachment. that was rather embarrassing for the committee. and it's led t

here's rachel scott. >> reporter: tonight, president biden weighing in on that unprecedented decision by the colorado supreme court that donald trump is disqualified from holding the office of president, removing him from the state's primary ballot, arguing he incited an insurrection. >> is trump an insurrectionist, sir? >> well, i think certainly it's self-evident. you saw it all. now, whether the 14th amendment applies, i'll let the court make that decision. but he certainly supported an insurrection. no question about it, none, zero. >> reporter: the justices citing the 14th amendment, which bars anyone who had served in the federal government and then engaged in insurrection or rebellion from holding office. the ruling pointing to trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election, including exhorting his supporters to march to the capitol, to prevent what he falsely characterized as an alleged fraud. tonight, trump's republican rivals all condemning the court's decision. >> we don't need to have judges making these decisions, we need voters to make these decisions. >> reporter: even f

. >>> the house voted to authorize an impeachment inquiry into president biden. >> scott mcgrew willott, this is one of the situations where the house needs to get the senate to sign off on it. >> yeah, the house can do it by yourself. it's not like a bill, an impeachment is done by the house. the senate will come in later. this is just a first step. the vote, 221 yes, and 212 no. all the yeses from republicans and the nos from democrats. the house subpoenaed president biden's son, hunter, demanding he testify behind closed doors in the house yesterday but he did not show up. the younger biden said he will testify, but only if he is allowed to do it in public. he also said this. >> my father was not financially involved in my business, not as a practicing lawyer, not as a board member of burisma, not in my partnership with the chinese private businessman, and not in my investments at home or abroad, and certainly not as an artist. during my battle with addiction, my parents were there for me. they literally saved my life. >> hunter biden, my father never was financially involved in m

reaction so far from the white house over the latest indictment of president biden's son, hunter biden. >> scottdictment was expected, yet at the same time it's quite a bit shocking. >> expected and shocking. good morning. these are the same accusations, the same issues that we've been talking about for more than a year now. hunter biden didn't pay his taxes. he has now. he paid them back. but unlike you and me, he didn't pay his taxes when they were due, and those taxes added up to nearly $2 million. this was one of the issues hunter biden had bargained a plea deal over, which fell through, which means now he's facing those accusations again and could spend time in jail. all right, that's the expected part. where it gets rougher for hunter biden is the indictment itself. the money he's not paying taxes on are coming from foreign deals, not illegal that we know of, but definitely foreign deals, according to the charging document. he knows he's supposed to be paying his taxes, but he's not. the defendant spent this money on drugs, escorts and girlfriends, luxury hotels and rental properties, exot

. >> scott mcgrew, president biden's presumed opponent, donald trump, will not be on the colorado ballot, what? >> i think we all did. this was a real shocker. the colorado supreme court ruled trump was indeed part of an insurrection against the united states -- that's interesting, i don't know what happened there. the constitution says those who engage in insurrection can't run for office. the state high court says trump cannot be on the ballot for the primary in colorado, therefore wouldn't be on the ballot in the general election, either. trump's team immediately said that it would appeal to the united states supreme court, the final arbiter of all these sorts of questions. the colorado court put a stay on its ruling so that trump could make that appeal. we're dealing with two supreme courts here, colorado supreme court has the last say on anything involving colorado law. the u.s. supreme court has the last say on federal law and the u.s. constitution. and the argument that trump led an insurrection and the fact that it would disqualify him from the presidency has been made in a numbe

times" poll shows residents -- shows that president biden is behind former president trump in the 2024 matchup. this is among registered voters. scottg into those numbers, which he says contains some assumptions. >> first assumption, of course, is that it will be a race between biden and trump. neither man has won their party's primary, or, for that matter, had even one single vote cast for them, either one of them. there are two other dem kralts biden, six republicans challenging trump. while he's got a huge lead, remember, trump lost the iowa caucuses in 2016. ted cruz was the dominant player who won iowa. that brings us to the second assumption. registered voters versus likely voters. in the category of registered voters, trump is ahead of biden 46% nationally to 44%. among likely voters, that number changes. biden's 47% to trump's 45%. both sets of numbers are well within the poll's margin of error. but that difference between registered voters and likely voters is likely going to be important to both camps. registered voter -- the definition of that is obvious. polls take several factors into account, though, when calculating l

scott. congressman, your reaction to all of this? >> follow the money, maria. the bidennd tons of money. this was not 1,000 or $2,000. this is millions of dollars a that they received from people that are not allies of the united states. in fact, they're our adversaries in many cases and joe biden went on tv and look what he said, he said you know, i told them if they didn't get rid of that prosecutor they weren't going to get any u.s. tax dollars and they got rid of the prosecutor and u.s. tax dollars flowed to them. i would ask the american citizens regardless of what your belief is about joe biden, follow the money. and so i think as jamie and jim go forward, i think that's going to be the issue is to just show the american citizens the flow of money and what occurred from u.s. policy standpoint and what occurred with their tax dollars after the money flowed to the biden family. maria: when this issue comes up, and i've asked your colleagues a number of times what specific policy decisions can did joe biden make to you appease those people who were paying him and this

scott. this morning president biden met with the families of americans being held hostage by hamas.retary of state antony blinken and the deputy national security adviser also attended. a white house official said eight americans are still unaccounted for since the fighting began including those being held hostage. >>> business roundtable today released its fourth quarter ceo economic outlook survey results. the overall index ticked slightly up from last quarter with plans for hiring and sales expectations both making gains. the ceos pointed to labor costs at the highest cost pressure and getting rid of onerous regulations and improving the tax system are key to growth. >>> scott, this is for you. if you've ever wanted to drink doritos, now is your chance, partnering with drink company empirical to launch doritos flavored alcohol called nacho cheese spirit. the company said the drink was made using real chips and extracting their essence. nacho ordinary booze. scott? >> i appreciate you thinking of me with that one. we'll see you later. kristina partsinevelos. >>> up next, gold is t

nearly half of americans say biden has actually hurt them. scott shellady joins me now.ters are not happy with the economy. they think it's worse for them now than the it was before biden. >> i want to try to wrap everything up in one big package for you, david. voters are unhappy with the economy or with biden, but, you know, illegal immigrants are happy with him. and they're worried about him. and so i think that you've seen this rush to the border because they watch shows like your show, they watch fox business and fox news. they have -- this is why we're going to see more and more and more up until the election, because they want to get over before he loses the next election. that's common sense, i've been saying that on my show for about a eight weeks. the other one is biden inflation versus bide mommicses. -- bidenomics. this is something i saw on the weekend shows this last weekend which is surprising because a lot of these folks don't know what they're talking about, because they keep saying this: inflation's coming down so prices are coming down. that's not the

scott parry added this. >> reporter: hunter biden under oath in a closed-door session like every other. hunter biden because of his last name is no more important, is no more special than every other american. >> reporter: hunter biden's legal team is concerned choice moments from a closed-door session could be manipulated. jamie raskin fired back at them for that. >> hunter biden said i will take whatever format you want. i will come and testify in public but what i won't do is do it behind closed doors so you can leak out snippets and claim i said something i didn't which is what they've been doing for the last we 10 months. >> reporter: hunter biden's attorney was given until monday to confirm his client's attendance. griff: thank you. >> it was a regrettable day. prior to yesterday only five people had ever been expelled from congress, three were confederates, two were convicted of federal charges and george santos has not been convicted in court. >> the great battles of liberty all through the dark ages, people able to have adjudicated what they are accused of, in open court's. gr

. >> scott, she was losing to biden and elizabeth warren among voters of color in 2020. that's why she lost the primary in the first place. >> that was a long time ago. >> julie: i don't know if she has gained any credibility since then. if her credibility has gone anywhere it has gone down, not up. if she did that badly back then how will she do round two? >> because she is popular with that group and they need her to deliver the votes. when the campaign starts here is one distinction real quick. in the end the voters will have to choose between an aging biden who you may not agree with everything or donald trump who is crass, crude and facing 91 felony criminal counts. what's the choice america will make? we believe they will choose biden given that choice. >> julie: when you are given the choice of an aging president whose vice president is kamala harris. democrats alone i do not believe think kamala harris is a secret weapon to anything. she is more like a bomb when it comes to the crisis at the border. she hasn't done a thing. that was what her job was. one job to f

biden to testify in their impeachment inquiry. member of the the house oversight committee pennsylvania congressman scott perry joins me no morning great to have you, congressman. what do you hope to learn if james biden's associate? >> well, good morning, ashley. what we're hoping to learn, look, this is the reason for the formal a impeach appointment inquiry, impeachment inquiry, that the binds set up a system of shell company for money laundering. there's no other reason they provided as you know any product or service to anybody. so we're trying to understand who was involved and, of course, mr. lewis, the individual in question here, is known as being part of the biden program where they use biden's name as leverage. and, of course, they weren't talking about james biden, they weren't talking about hunter biden. hunter biden is, unfortunately, a very very flawed drug-abusing and addicted malcontent who breaks the law and does all kinds of things that would embarrass his family. the only thing that the biden name has a credibility for is with the vice president or the president or senator joe biden. so the white house needs to

scott. do you think that biden finally realizes the economy is a losing issue for him?oday's jobs report, i don't think he thinks that. i think he says it's a winning issue for him. >> well, that'll be a mistake because, you know, we talk about the s&p 493, right? there's 7 stocks holding everything up. we talk about the s&p 493, it's a different story. that's what i said in the last segment there. the fact of the matter is this: we have compounding inflation. 3.2%, the inflation number we just got for november, that's on top of 7.7% last year, right? if so when you have compounding inflation just like you see compounding interest, that's why consumers are saying, hey, i'm paying 25% more at the grocery store. this ain't working out. prices respect coming down, they're just going up at a slower pace. bidenomics is a failure. stuart: okay. we'll leave it right there, failure. i heard you. lauren: his e fringe on his jacket -- stuart: what's he got? lauren: it's new, i believe. stuart that's right. that's not your normal jacket. what is this? >> a little nod to gnash nash

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the cost per person for what the biden administration is doing is $3,768. in representative scott's district, 355,000 have no bachelor's degree, they are being forced to cough up $3,768 for people who don't want to pay their bills. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield three minutes to the gentleman from virginia, representative good. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. good: thank you, madam chair, for your time this morning. i rise today in support of h.j.res. 88, a resolution that will nullify president biden's irresponsible student loan repayment plan. it's no secret that president biden wants to borrow and spend taxpayer dollars to force you and your children to pay for other people's education. earlier this year biden vetoed my bipartisan resolution that nullified his student loan transfer scheme. thankfully the supreme court agreed with congress that unilateral federal spending for outright forgiveness by the president is unconstitutional. however, the administration lost no time in devising yet another scheme to transfer loan debt to taxpayers. this time unde

trump responded untrue social, cricket joe biden is a threat to democracy president trump ri rights. scottd a member of the house judiciary committee. thank you very much for being here. your reaction? >> and marty maria i think we were waiting to see what the president would say in the other gop presidential candidates would respond i want to remind you it's a story that's underreported there's many members of congress two different circumstances have kind of gone through this. i myself in one of my colleagues in congress, jim banks and indiana marjorie taylor greene had opposition and lawsuits filed against us because we voted not to certify the presidential election. the thing i remind your viewers i don't think this is over by any means colorado is just the beginning and what you will see is different venues as well you can see not just everything by a ruling by the u.s. supreme court you've election commissions that are going to sue, lawsuits within state court that is going to happen between now and november. i think this is just the beginning of all of this. maria: other states will

lashing out at president biden on social media writing that the president is, quote, lucky to only have an inquiry. i want to bring in senior politics reporter for axios, eugene scottreat to talk to you. talk to me about the biden camp and possibly turning this into a positive for them. >> one way they're turning into a positive is tapping into kamala harris's popularity of demographics within the democratic party's base where she is popular. we hear lots of criticism from, you know, talking heads and people more right of the biden administration about whether or not kamala harris is an effective surrogate, but we've seen repeatedly over the last few months that their groups like women, like black voters that she connects well with, and they're hoping to use her increasingly over the next few months and connect with those voters to boost their chances at re-election. >> she's out front of the israel-hamas war. she's also been out front for reproductive rights as well. are they seeing any boost because of that in her popularity? >> what they are seeing a bit of a redirection. there have been examples of where kamala harris has spoken with the president. her team has

to get more insight from james biden when he testifies to the committee on wednesday, first let's go through it with the house oversight and freedom caucus chairman scott. >> it's great to be with you and as the bank recognized this $40000 that we have traced went from china through the various biden show organizations directly to joe biden. went from china to joe biden, that is irrefutable at this point. hakeem jeffries considers no evidence, it was clear to the bank and the american people that the evidence is there, they can refuse to accept it and acknowledge it all that they want but it is obvious in the impeachment the formal impeachment inquiry is coming because as we speak the white house and the biden family themselves are refusing to give up the documents needed to complete this investigation including thousands and tens of thousands of e-mails between the biden family, president biden himself and the business dealings of his son. maria: i understand that, i have been watching and reporting on all of the evidence that you have come out with from the 176 suspicious activity reports from the major banks to the witness testimony to the e-mails,

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. >> eugene scott, thanks for joining us early. be well. >>> president biden 's 2024 campaign is laying the ground work in key battle states now arguing that thump itrump is a threat to democracy and touting his record. >> always talked about infrastructure week. four years of infrastructure week. but it failed. he failed. on my watch instead of infrastructure week, america is having infrastructure decade. decade. trump just talks the talk. we walk the walk. >> but president biden is privately impatient has big projects funded by his legislative accomplish thes have been slow to materialize. joining me is chjulian tatt. thanks for getting up with us. first thing, sort of year end accountability, economists and an lianalysts were warning that america was bound for a recession, but that didn't happen, so how did they get it so wrong? >> well, in many ways as you say, the administration has been given a christmas present or holiday present because at the beginning of the year, people thought that inflation would stay super high and growth would collapse. in fact

. >>> republican candidates looking to replace joe biden debated one final time last night. >> scotthis will probably be the last one we will see for years to come? >> that's exactly right. donald trump has skipped all of the primary debates, and if we were to win and skips the main presidential debates, we may not see another presidential debate until the election cycle in 2028. it's not clear how many people saw last night's debate, the fourth between the republican candidates, but the viewership is slipping as the debates went on. four candidates, ron desantis, nikki haley, chris christie, and vivek ramaswamy. desantis and haley is in second, and trump in first. a lot of the attacks were on nikki haley, who is rising fast, and chris christie kept the focus on the race leader, donald trump. >> i want you all to picture in your mind election day, and you will all be heading to the polls to vote and that's something donald trump will not be able to do, because he will be convicted of felonies before then and his right to vote will be taken away. here's the bottom line. you can boo ab

for more on that, i want to bring in the former biden white house communications director, kate bedingfield. also scott jennings, who is also a former senior adviser to senator mitch mcconnell. i should note, scott, when you look at this and what the warning has been from people like chris christie that this could turn trump into a martyr, if this collapses, if it isn't returned by the supreme court, these decisions, do the people who sought to get trump off the ballot end up potentially politically helping him? >> oh, no question. i mean, look, every time he's had an engagement with the legal system, it's helped trump in the primary. does it help him in the general election? i don't know. but the moment in time we're in, where he's fending off nikki haley, where he's fending off ron desantis, where he's trying to consolidate that republican base, his legal challenges are helping trump. and when you have chris christie, who's running the most anti-trump campaign, saying, this is wrong, we need to leave him on the ballot, the voters need to decide, you can see where virtually every republican is on this

biden. >> the only thing missing, a specific accusation against the president. scott mcgrew is here to sort it all out for us. >> good morning to you. the republicans say the investigation will lead to that accusation. an investigation based on what? that's what the president and supporters in congress want to know. >> what is the specific constitutional crime that you're investigating? >> well, we're having an inquiry so we can do an investigation with witnesses -- >> what is the crime you're investigating? >> -- and documents. high crimes, misdemeanors -- >> which high crime and misdemeanor are you investigating? >> once i get time, i will explain what we're looking at and make the equivalency. >> didn't congress already start an impeachment investigation? they did. on the orders of former speaker of the house kevin mccarthy but not an official vote. committees like the house oversight committee have already tried to find any business dealings between joe biden and his son, hunter. some witnesses, like former irs agents, raised concern, but others who were witnesses

aumentar deportaciones y ampliar detenciones el senador scott dijo que su bancada tiene muy claro lo que busca ( diÁlogo en pantalla) el presidente joe biden le estÁ costando todo tipo de artillerÍa pesada, de sus mÁs cercanos allegados. del concilio demÓcrata hispano estamos reiterando la casa blanca y al presidentejoe biden y a los colegas en el senado que no vayan a sucumbir y convertirnos en el chivo expiatorio >> y activistas dicen que el desafÍo migratorio se debe a que el presidente no cumpliÓ su promesa de reformar el sistema >> la cÁmara de representantes ya se fue de vacaciones, pero presidente del senado le dijo a su gente que tiene que regresar a washington el prÓximo lunes. destacando la importancia de la ayuda a ucrania y a israel y dijo, ademÁs, que los negociadores del tema fronterizo se estÁn acercando. >> quedamos al pendiente de la noticia. gracias por el reporte en mÉxico tres muertos y 25 heridos fue saldo de una explosiÓn en un almacÉn de fuegos artificiales. (sonido ambiente) el incidente ocurriÓ en puebla cuando habitantes estaban manipulando cohetes y un fuego artificial saliÓ volando a este almacÉn con fuegos arti

to be the nominee, barring some kind of huge event. >> scott, let -- >> on this strategic point, i think molly might be onto something. he sees bidenning on this and having some success, so maybe he needs to run on it. one other piece to that, i think he senses in his base and republicans at large, even some that are not for him right now, the idea that vindication might be at hand. the national polls show donald trump currently beating joe biden. i think they sense that, look, trump is our best bet to win the election. that is what they think republicans are sensing now, so feeding on the ideas getting vindication for what they think happened for the impeachments, the indictments, whatever you're mad about with donald trump, vis-a-vis his problems, that is the core vibe they are going for so when you see a sign like that it's like, it is feeding that emotion. i suspect that is part of what is going on here. it is not a policy tactic, but more of an emotional tactic, you know? >> molly, an issue democrats are emotional about, obamacare. trump has been rehashing the debate on obama care. he posted on truth social something like, oba

statement tonight, president biden said of republicans, instead of doing anything to help make americans' lives better, they're focused on attacking me, with lies. norah? >> scottnk you. >>> well, the supreme court agreeing today to hear two politically charged cases involving abortion and one that could impact former president trump's election interference trial. that federal case was temporarily placed on hold today. cbs' jan crawford is here with us to help us break it down. okay, jan, the first issue, let's talk about that. the supreme court says they're going to look at the drug mifepristone, which is the medication used in most common form of abortions. >> yeah. it could have a tremendous impact on how and at what point in a woman's pregnancy she can access that so-called abortion pill, even in states where it's legal. now a federal appeals court said the fda was wrong in how it approved that drug mifepristone for abortions up to ten weeks, and it said women didn't need to see a doctor in person to get it. those lower court decisions, they are on hold while this case plays out. so the pill will remain available for now. >> and let's talk about this second

scott on facebook says that he gives president biden an f.e's the worst president i have ever seen. and deb on xays, he's doing an ext job. he signed significant legislation. he brought us back to being a respected country on the world stage. he gott of the covid trash heap trump created. he's a kind and compassionate ma and mike on facebook says,'d give him a b. he's not the best. but he has accomplished a lot and brought us back from a global inflation after covid. great.therine said, he's doing what he was handed from trump,- unemployment is low. manufacturing is back. wages are inflation is going down. and he is for the right biden accomplished more than trump ever d voting for biden. patrick in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, a democrat. od morning. caller: joe biden is a catastrophe on steroids. particularly when you look at the situation on the border. i'm an intellectual property specialist. i studies systems and how to forecast future environments. here's the reality. it takes roughly three to five years for a person to even get to a judge

scott. >> look, everybody needs a deal here. worst of all, joe biden. if i were joe biden i'd go to capitol hill and say i will literally sign anything you put in front of me and not listen to the carping from the left he's getting right now. this is dragging him down, the people think he failed on it. he needs to rekindle the conversation he started in 2020 about being a bipartisan deal maker and b inoculate himself if he signs off on what the republicans want to do, when the attacks come in the fall he can say i don't know what your problem is, i signed your bill. failure to get a deal here for him is bad. that's why he should sign whatever. i think republicans want a deal. i think their constituents are screaming for border security and they all know it. i know there's a lot of cynicism around the conversation right now but i'm hopeful the political circumstances can produce something that everyone can be proud of. >> me cynical? how dare you scott. >> please. we all know cynicism passes in washington but it's good to see mcconnell and schumer workin