we go home all the time, scranton and one day we went back. i was back in scranton and a lot of my friends moved there to delaware. i was in third grade, but we went home a lot. we still call scranton home and we were up there on st patrick's day when i was a 14 years old, and i was standing on the corner watching everybody go there, going to the events and harry truman was a speaker at the truman dinner that year. and the sort of the david broder, the scranton times was a guy named phillips who was a elderly man younger than me, but elderly man who was the chief political reporter. and they got a picture and i hadn't thought about in a long time, but i'll send it over to the library of may at 14 years old, standing on the corner, it was a warm day for february and. i'm standing on the corner, a long sleeve shirt with my buddies and president was coming around the corner. come over demi avenue and he was in a convertible and purely by accident i assume it was accident the photographer from a newspaper got a picture of me making eye contact wit

scranton. scranton. you know how many times a week i hear that word? >> [laughter] >> and he saw how a job change a families that. and i sought to. i mean my dad came from a family of italian immigrants and his father deliberately furniture for a living, but thanks to the g.i. bill, you know, my dad was able to get a degree and car about a good life for my sisters and for me. and joe understands the middle class because we are from the middle class. and he's working to build the economy, like i said, from the bottom up and middle out. he knows that he can only do this with you. and you know this to. our governors as our partners. so together, as we really fundamentally transform what it means to make a living and to make a life here in america. so thanks for being a great audience. you should be out on the beach in your bathing suits, so i appreciate you are sitting here and i look forward to seeing all of you in your host states. thanks for listening. [applause] ion. this is about 45 minutes. >>

we go home all the time, scranton and one day we went back. i was back in scranton and a lot of my friends moved there to delaware. i was in third grade, but we went home a lot. we still call scranton home and we were up there on st patrick's day when i was a 14 years old, and i was standing on the corner watching everybody go there, going to the events and harry truman was a speaker at the truman dinner that year. and the sort of the david broder, the scranton times was a guy named phillips who was a elderly man younger than me, but elderly man who was the chief political reporter. and they got a picture and i hadn't thought about in a long time, but i'll send it over to the library of may at 14 years old, standing on the corner, it was a warm day for february and. i'm standing on the corner, a long sleeve shirt with my buddies and president was coming around the corner. come over demi avenue and he was in a convertible and purely by accident i assume it was accident the photographer from a newspaper got a picture of me making eye contact wit

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. >> he sold himself in the last campaign, laura, as scranton joe as somebody who going to champion the little guy and instead is he only championed the big guy, himself and enriched and empowered himself political career and cannot be borrowed with taking care of the american people. >> that's a great point he has cared about wall street the big donors, victor, who want him to pretend to be tough on china cover themselves. in reality, of course, they are not tough on china. but, a reporter today asked the press secretary about biden's strange decision not to even speak about the hawaii wildfires. watch this, victor. >> president given any advice that he should not speak about hawaii at this point? he had an opportunity to stop by and see us when he arrived back. >> clearly it is something that is deeply concerning to him when it comes to the wildfires we have seen in maui. certainly he is the president, right? you are going to hear from him. >> this is so strange. are they drafting a speech for him, victor that he can't just say this is a horrifying event and we're hear for you? >> wow

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>> we thought he was uncle joe from scranton. i think it's unlikely he will be the candidate is not tandem. >> look at the science, doesn't fit their agenda, that's what they care about this is a war against also fuel. we seen how that works and put your grade in jeopardy. the market we see a higher lead to the upside we're going to have a lot of challenges, things have been looking like a soft landing. i expect the cpi read is going to come out higher-th higher-than-expected. >> i think it is clear inflation is going to stay sticky and make salary over the next few months ♪. stuart: alright everybody it is 11:00 o'clock eastern time, let's get on with it wednesday august the ninth, there is a lot to cover. we will start with the markets a little bit more red ink, the nasdaq is down 137-point big inflation numbers coming out tomorrow a lot of anxiety about that. show me big tech i think they're all down. alphabet, microsoft, apple, amazon and meta, sometimes quite down sharply, the ten year treasury, where is that this morning, i

i went to scranton school bus tussling.got a problem with the mandate you can stop by and meet my pals empathy and public service. come on, jackson, come on! come on. it's not your school coming back from covid because america is also seeing the sweaty, sticky, triumphant return of sex parties. really? really? i've said this before. i just do not buy that sex parties are actually a thing. i'm in show business. supposedly, the height of decadence, and i've never once been asked to a sex party. no matter how many times i come on tv and say they don't exist. no one's ever said hey, steve, we missed you at the sex party last night. too bad, you seem like the great kind of person to have at a sex party, a great asset. where's the invitation? are they in my junk email fo folder? [cheers and applause] get it. forget it! i'm mad, i'm angry! by which i mean the folder where i keep my junk's emails. little steve at colbert.org. that's right, it's a nonprofit. [laughter] what's wrong with you? what's wrong. [laughter] when covid first

important thing a presidential candidate has is a sense of authenticity we thought he was uncle joe from scrantones that were hearing about with devin archer and hunter biden knocks away at it. as did the issue of refusing to acknowledge his seventh grandchild. but i don't know why i say this, i just think that it is unlikely that he is good to be the candidate, the democrats are not that dumb they cannot sit there and say truly good for a party to have a guy who will be 82 after the election and hope that he will get better, he is not going to get better, he's already suffering, the job is a tough one and one that requires energy and focus and discipline and is 81 about ready to turn 82. if i had to bet i will bet that biden would be the nominee that i take the nam and nonexistent field against him. have a wealth of talent just chomping at the bit to run whether new summer polis or witmer work klobuchar or murphy or booker, there's a wealth of people to be talked about or who want to run in the democratic party would be better served by having a younger face. stuart: just the question of how do

really want to highlight upstate new york, much of pennsylvania, including scranton into middle pennsylvaniatornadoes today with that enhanced risk, but we see that threat sprawling across the south. and then tomorrow, that threat moves into the midwest and cities like kansas city and st. louis and, of course, tracking this heat, two major hot spots down in the south. triple-digit heat anticipated as far as how it will feel and a hot spot in the northwest. that's a look at the weather across the country. let's see what's happening a little closer to home. lisa: good saturday morning. welcome to the weekend. pier 39 waking up slowly. we have coastal fog that is dense. but a warming trend. it is very subtle around the day today but as we get into the next few days, we will warm up everywhere except the shoreline. the king at 82 in fremont with low 90's inland >> janai: it is >> janai: it is time for "binge this" and summer r-r-rewind edition. we're catching you up on the hottest summer movies so we'll kick things off with a movie that came out the same day as barbenheimer and got a little over

remember, the president is from scranton, he says. and often the case goes so goes america.my state. 44 will reliably republican. 1 is reliably accurate. then there are 10 that swing back and forth all the time. bucks county is one of them, erie county is one of them. and so bucks went for hillary. bucks went for biden but it has also kept a republican congressman throughout the brian fitzpatrick throughout the entire time. it has swung back towards republicans in 2021 off year elections. i think what is important in these counties is are these candidates listening to these voters? josh shapiro and john fetterman won bucks county handily. if i were a democrat i wouldn't look at it as a democrat county and i don't think they do. and if i were a republican, i would say what is working in messaging in a county like that because it is a good mix of both suburban voters. upper middle class voters but also working class voters i would keep an eye what suburban overreach in children's education. that's the biggest issue right there. and also escaping crime from philadelphia. >> so

>> peter: not much depth today at the white house or in scranton. >> can you tell us about your hawaii trip, sir? >> no. not now. >> peter: or at joint base andrews. >> are you willing to share what your goals are for the summit, sir? >> not until i finish them. >> peter: silence comes as americans struggle financially just 35% of voters say their personal financial situation is excellent or good. 65% say it's fair or poor in a new fox poll. grocery prices are a problem for 87%. gas prices for 85%. utility costs are for 81%. leaving just three in ten voters satisfied with how things are going in the country. all of this undermines president biden's boasting about bidenomics yesterday. >> guess what? [whispering: it's working. >> that's as house republicans wonder is joe biden robert peters? oversight committee chair james comer writes to the national archives on may 27th, 2016, president biden took a call with the president of ukraine, petro poroshenko, it is concerning to the committee, however, this document was sent to robert l. peters, a pseudonym the committee has identified as th

forget about scranton.laughter] buchanan and then thaddeus stevens whom i had never heard of before. you talk a lot about buchanan and stevens. >> one of the things that was great about the walk or the memory and the subtitle was now my memory is a national memory like who is that we remember and why? when i walked into lancaster they were activelyti debating rename one of the elementary schools after because they want to take james buchanan's name off he being the last president before it lincoln one of these double-faced democrats was a slave only because of the confederacy or was soon to be confederacy. and a moral coward essentially. ever since he had died they had meticulously y looked after his mansion. you could visit the junior league and thaddeus stevens who had lived in the same town at the same time when the pecan and was president thaddeus stevens was the head of the ways and means committee in the house. was way more righteous than abraham lincoln almost anybody else in congress. was lincoln's

you heard him talking about growing up in scranton, what ma means.e understands what the american people go through. sitting at your kitchen table once a month, figuring out how to pay the bills. this is why we talk about it in this way, this is what he believes. and you have republicans out there, especially in congress, who want to do the opposite. you think about the inflation reduction act, that's going to help make investments. you were talking about what is going on in hawaii. climate change is affecting so many communities and they want to repeal -- >> i'm glad you mentioned climate change because we're watching what's happening in hawaii and these really dire pictures of what's described by thelet go the lieutenant governor who was on with us today, the wooirlds related to that hurricane. of the president did an interview with the weather channel in which he was asked about declaring the climate crisis a national emergency. i want to show a bit of that exchange. >> are you prepared to declare a national emergency with respect to climate chang

administration, all for the working class, working-class communities, the midwest, middle-class joe, scrantonuld rather spend his time in an -- in a luxurious mansion in lake tahoe over sitting on his tired old ass on a beach in delaware, feature that is too busy, too heavy to even move in his pathetic condition. and speaking of vacation, guess who is planning another trip to the beach? despite a hurricane, on the east coast of florida. and the hundreds of missing people in maui. and other important duties that a normal u.s. president would be taken care of. you know, like let's see, the energy crisis influence skyhigh, inflation still out of control. borders where we now have confirmed that in fact people on the terror watch list across our country -- are crossing into our country. don't worry, your president is headed right back to work for another weekend of rest and relaxation and no plans to call off his fun in the sun. take a look. >> reporter: are you making contingency plan on early schedule either with his labor day with your own personal travels and also for your international trave

the most enhanced risk, upstate york, pennsylvania, scranton, damaging winds, tornadoes possible and then tomorrow we could see some severe weather in parts of kansas city, missouri, st. louis. that's a look at the weather across the country. let's see what's going on closer lisa: good saturday morning. welcome to the weekend. pier 39 waking up slowly. we have coastal fog that is dense. but a warming trend. it is very subtle around the day today but as we get into the next few days, we will warm up everywhere except the shoreline. the king at 82 in fremont with low 90's inland >> somara: it has been an >> somara: it has been an active summer to say the least. >> janai: it certainly has. thank you. >>> born in the bronx but now heard around the world, new york city celebrated the 50th anniversary of hip-hop yesterday. trailblazers and icons like run dmc, lil' kim, lauryn hill, snoop dogg, all came together for a huge concert at yankee stadium. so incredible. hip-hop dating back to a party, august 11th, 1973. >> will: they have the date? >> janai: yep. stick around. we'll be right back

biden's grandfather died in september '41 in baltimore, more than a year before with biden was born in scrantond fox digital reporting biden showed up hours after that bridge collapsed in pittsburgh, and he gave a a speech 4 miles away. john, wrap this up. >> well, this is part of the ongoing fantasy from an economics perspective. you cannot have this economy continue to grow at its current rate with the help of stimulus from climate change spending without having to pay the cost of significantly faster price inflation and much higher interest rates. elizabeth: congresswoman hinson, john hon sky, thanks for your help tonight, good to see you. >>> joining us now, former acting u.s. attorney general matthew whitaker. great to have you on, sir. can trump make the same move? mark meadows and rudy giuliani talking about moving the georgia case against them out of georgia to a federal court to get it dismissed under federal immunity laws. could the former president make that move? >> yeah, certainly he can. it's good to be with you tonight. i think this is one of the many moves that each of the 18 or

whenever you think of him, never bet against an old man who's spent more time in scranton dive bars thanpeople have at their actual jobs. joe biden is the mike ehrmantraut of american politics you think you can jump him on a dark street and take his wallet, and the next thing you know, you're rolling on the ground yelling "my arm, you broke my arm! "here's what we're gonna do now. [ light laughter ] finally, finally found it right at the last minute you know, we have a tendency to think of biden as a doddering old man. because you know, he's an old man who sometimes dodders. but after last night's results, i'm starting to think he might actually be the greatest political mastermind of our generation maybe the whole mister magoo thing is a put-on. you know how he's always putting his head in his hands while answering questions, or getting stuck on stage like a motion-sensor santa claus that runs out of batteries? maybe it's all an act to disguise the fact that he's actually a machiavellian genius who's constantly doing electoral math in his head while the rest of us are having fun laughin

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we forget about scranton. >> right. >> buchanan and then thaddeus stevens who i had never heard of beforeu talk a lot about buchanan and stevenson. >> one of the things it was great about theth walk are partf my memory in the subtitle was of that in my memories so much as those initial memory like is it that we remember and wife when i walked into lancaster they were actively debating who to rename one of the elementary schools after because they wanted to take james buchanans name off, keeping the last l president before lincoln and one of these democrats who was a slave owning cobbler of the southern confederacy. welcome soon to be confederacy. and a moral coward ever since he had died they had meticulously looked after his mansion, and you can visit it, the junior league of been very attentive to that, and thaddeus stevens who would live inn saint out at the same time we became it was president, thaddeus stevens was the head of ways and means committee in the house and was way more righteous than abraham lincoln or almost anybody else in congress, and was lincoln's conscience can a lot

in this is a sort of irony that a septuagint, korean catholic, polish democratic politician from scranton, pennsylvania, could say something such as the after the election of 2020, the black community has always had my back and i'm going to have theirs. i could not imagine barack obama saying that he might think there and certainly in private quarters he might say something like that. but for him to own it in that sort of way, again, race operates in a funny way in our political sphere. the first black president could not own his his his blackness or his connections to a black constituency. and that sort of way, as opposed to his vp or his former vp, joe biden, a white president who could, you know, in a full throated way, own or own up to what he he wanted to do in terms of race and so forth. so obama is still very much involved in american politics, but behind the scenes, it's really his style. he's tried to not he's tried not to become a foil for the right that is a foil for mr. trump and his allies about being overexposed, allowing himself to be used as a distraction from some of the

yeah, middle class joe scranton ,joe, or rather, spent his time in a luxurious mansionn in, lake tahoe, or sittingke tah on hisoe old on a beachd as in delaware. a chair that's too busy, too e heavy for him to even move in his pathetic conditioven. onu and speaking of vacation, guess is planning another trip to theo beach. despite the hurricane on the east coast and florida and the hundreds of missing i people in maui and othern maui a important duties that a normal u.s. president would be taking care of.'s s you know, like, let's seee, e ine energy prices that are going sky high. inflation still out of control. borderflontrol is where we now i confirmed that, in fact, people on the terror watch list are crossing into our country. don't worrt country. our pr your president's headed right back to delaware for another long weekend oesfd of r rest and relaxation. and no plans to call offeso plan his fight in the sun.ke a >> take a look. are you making any contingencysu plan for your own schedule either this labor daleis ly witn own personal travels and also for your international travels

to like biden to know he's not some chairman mao-type revolutionary he's a 79-year-old man from scranton the train to work and occasionally gets stuck on stage, or - [ laughter ] -- trips on the stairs to air force one three times in a row fox news viewers might hate democrats, but they are the age demographic that when they see biden, they can't help but think, "oh, he's one of us." [ laughter ] fox news tries to make him a villain when he'd make a far better spokesperson in one of their commercials. [ laughter ] but the stair maybe was actually a clue that should have been a sign right there, that biden was better at this than we all thought. even when he falls, he falls up. you know if trump had tripped on the stairs, he would have somehow rolled all the way down to the potomac, where they'd have to fish him out using a pool scoop [ laughter ] but that was not the only reason, according to fox, for biden's performance last night apparently, it's also the fault of people who live in cities, single women, and young voters >> single women are voting for democrats by 30 points >> 37. >> 3

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