steve miller. e economy is stronger than expected but it could be all about government spending that will wind up doing greater harm. we talk to steve moore, e.j. antoni. america is still broken and can fix it. happy birthday ronald reagan. we'll get back to that happy thought in just a moment. but first up let's head to the white house for our own edward lawrence is standing by. edward, good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon, larry. president joe biden made the debate over the public, over the supplemental funding bill very political. in fact he added an event to his public schedule today and then in that event blamed everything on former president donald trump. president biden: every day between now and november the american people are going to know that the only reason the border is not secure is donald trump and his maga republican friends. it's time for republicans in the congress to show a little courage, to show a little spine. to make it clear to the american people that you work for th

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. >> sean: the only way to stop it, steve miller, if republicans are completely united in the house. that means everyone. that means the ken bucks of the house conference. they have to be on the same page. otherwise they go to conference, they'll send the bill, they'll be going up for a vote, whether republicans want it or not, and this has a chance of passing. it really does, because of the slim majority of the house republican. >> we're operating on extraordinarily thin margins. obviously we don't have control of the senate. we need everyone in the house, whether it's the two-vote margin right now to support speaker johnson in his statement that this thing is doa, not in this form, not in any similar form. it is completely and totally dead in the house. we need every house republican to standby speaker johnson in that proclamation. this is very simple, sean. and republicans need to get this and drill it into their skulls. the correct position, as a matter of policies, politics and morality. illegal aliens go home. you don't wet 1,000, 2,000, 5,000. illegal aliens don't come in thro

what president trump has seen right here -- david: marjorie taylor-greene, steve miller have been kindnough to stick around for us. you see the juxtaposition. we'll hear from president biden in just a moment but when americans who think this is the number one issue to vote on in november see this comparison between donald trump with the man who has been securing the texas border, the governor, and brandon judd and others who are really trying to secure the border with president biden. we don't know what he is going to say, what do you think they will think, first to you, steve, and then to the congresswoman to wrap it up? >> well the contrast couldn't be clearer. you are going to hear president trump, already have today talk about real enforcement, real deportation, border wall, "remain in mexico," sending illegal aliens home, the largest deportation operation in american history. and joe biden is going to talk about his ridiculous, preposterous bill that senator chris murphy wrote that cement catch-and-release, invasion levels of migration, that actually creates a new pathway to citiz

. >> so i have to redo up all of the steve miller netted for spectator, he has to this ♪ ♪ gemini a.ig: by taylor swift about vice president kamala harris would like to grip. [laughter] california sunshine, mission in her eyes, harris rising with the morning skies and from power to the senate, trailblazer stride, breaking barriers, shattering glass with each step inside. listen to what this sandy i told him when he asked, right on by taylor swift about donald trump. [laughter] i cannot even imagine. >> elections are complex topic, thus changing information, to make sure you have the latest and most accurate information, try a google search. so it is stupid and is welcome but it is so biased, come on. larry: we have to live this forever. >> yes, i am afraid that we do. liz: so think about who's feeding information is really scary thing larry, hello the historians of the political pundits and stuff, make her life miserable right now, the going to become a miserable in perpetuity by basically stuffing all these a.i. programs within accurate has misrepresented information and it is really

. >> the only way to stop it,e co steve miller, is if republicans are completely united in the house, and that means everyone. that means the ken buck's of the house conference. they have to all be on the sameo page. otherwise they'll go to conference. they'll send the bil bill,l. there will be brought up forhanc a vote whether republicans want it or not. and this has a chance of passing. it really does because of the slim majority, the house republicans. >> you know, we're operating mar extraordinarily thin margins. obviously, we don't have control control of the senate. >> we need everyone in the house, whether it's the to votet margin right now to support speaker johnsohan in his statement that this thing is d.o.a., not in this form, formt in similar form.nd deads completely and totally dead in the house.peaker we need every house republicann to stand by johnson in that proclamation. this is very simple, sean ando i republicans need to get this and drill this into their skullsskulls the correct position as a matter of policy, politics and moralitciesy is illegal aliens go home. ill

joining us now is to debate is the former debate this is the former presenter of fat families, steve milleremma wolf. now emma, let's start with you. junk food. some people might say, is fine if you eat it in moderation . if if you eat it in moderation. if you have self—control, what's the issue with this kind of food ? >> well, the 7 >> well, the issue is that, of course, treats are absolutely fine. but the issue is we have a looming health crisis for our children. forget covid, we have around some somewhere around 22 to 25% of ten year olds now with obesity, we have a huge we have 10% of reception age children. that's three and four year old children who are now obese. this is we have absolutely . 100,000 is we have absolutely. 100,000 children admitted to hospital to have rotting teeth, decaying teeth from removed in hospital. >> okay , so this is not an issue >> okay, so this is not an issue of it's just a matter of choice. this is an issue of childhood neglect, parental responsibility , a massive billions of pounds cost to the nhs . and we need to cost to the nhs. and we need to do som

>> well, joining us now is former presenter of fat families, steve miller and director of all about obesity um, steve, what do you think ? >> well, 7- >> well, i ? >> well, i applaud them. um, i have to say, though, they've got their they've kind of sounded very bold , thin air by saying, very bold, thin air by saying, you know, we're going to do this. but actually, when you look at the detail, it's voluntary, it's voluntary . and, voluntary, it's voluntary. and, uh, so, so what concerns me is they say it's for safety reasons. fine and i understand that.in reasons. fine and i understand that. in fact, um , you know, all that. in fact, um, you know, all all aviation experts would explain you've got to balance the weight. um, but they dilute it by saying that it's, um , it's it by saying that it's, um, it's voluntary. so it's a lightweight policy, excuse the pun . policy, excuse the pun. >> oh, sarah, what do you think? is it is it sensible to do this? it's about airline safety at the end of the day . end of the day. >> well, like steve just highlighted there, if it was about safety, then it

. >> let's talk to former presenter of fat families, steve miller. morning to you steve.ere's various issues here. hey can we blame it all on fried chicken shops. and secondly , is it useful actually secondly, is it useful actually to highlight that one particular town the fattest in the town is the fattest in the country? does it help? well . country? does it help? well. i think a lot of towns are getting a bit chubster, to be quite honest with you. >> i mean, excuse me, i filmed in luton several years ago and back then it was a den of fast food takeaways . and i think the food takeaways. and i think the problem is , is that i think what problem is, is that i think what we have to do without being too nannyish is to recognise the environment does play a role when it comes to our obesity, and this is why luton has become so lardy . and what that means is so lardy. and what that means is we've probably got to look at capping the amount of fast food , capping the amount of fast food, um, restaurants, takeaways and outlets and, and creating an initiative maybe an incentive t

. >> i have to read a poem steve ststeven l miller. >> california sunshine, ambition in her eyes, kamalaower on senate a trailblazer stride, breaking barriers, shattering glass with each step inside, listen to what a.i. said. about a poem about donald trump. >> elections are a complex topic with fast changes information to make sure you have latest and most accurate information try a google search, it is stupid and woke but so biased. come on. >> do we have to live with this forever now. >> i'm afraid we do. >> really. >> think about who is feeding the information in. this is really a scary thing. all of the the -- h they will make our lives miserable by stuffing the a.i. programs with inaccurate misrepresentative information that is horrifying. larry: i am glad i won't be around to see all of it liz peek, batya ungar-sargon and caroline downey. we appreciate you all. i'm kudlow, we have another problem, china putting together a massive global cyber hacking operation. we'll talk to goard gordon chang about it when kudlow comes back. ught the team! kevin...? i put it on my chase freedom u

, of fat families, steve miller, who disagrees. >> great to see you both.ing us on breakfast. so let's start with you, samantha . let's start with you, samantha. you're very clear. these calories should not be put on menus. why why do you say that? >> um, i mean, i'm a part time personal trainer, so i do understand it from both aspects. >> i train people who want to lose weight, but also i specialise in people with eating disorders. so so it feels like they've tried to tackle one issue but really disregards the other. so people that are suffering from anorexia, orthorexia for their whole life is trying to get away from calories in recovery and a big part of them in recovery is going, going out for dinner and not looking at the calories. so having it kind of shoved in their is really difficult their face is really difficult for them. um so i mean, an opfion for them. um so i mean, an option could be to have one with calories and one without calories. mhm >> um, so you choose which menu you want. >> yeah, possibly. >> yeah, possibly. >> but i do think for peop

it's not just for stephen miller and steve bannon. >> by the way, stephen miller's family was a family that came here by migration. so did ron desantis's family. hegrandmother got here like the year before donald trump's too, before the immigration laws. >> we don't level with each other because one of the reasons why we are enjoying such an economic bump -- >> immigration. >> it's immigration. literally the folks who have crossed the border and said, you know what, and this is what we forget really unifies us. the folks that come to the united states as immigrants, they come with this idea that they can be the best version of themselves in this country. it is -- we have our ancestors of entrepreneurs and we forget that is the loofblood that again, who is afraid of that? the russians and the chinese. we have to be very, very clear that what is happening right now on social media when they're trying to separate us, yes, it's the far right, but the algorithms fed to us are also foreign actors recognizing that our achilles heel is the racism. that our unity and our multicultural strength

steve kornacki is at the big board. tim miller is back with us. okay.k down the results of last night's wins. >> yeah. really it was not a competition at all here. this was the second leg of nevada's very confusing republican nominating process this year. but this was the caucus run by the state republican party in nevada. and the delegates for the convention come through the caucus, so donald trump will get all of the delegates. this is a texas pastor who has been running, not getting much attention. the reason for it was the state of nevada began a presidential primary that it would run for both parties this year. the state republican party said we don't want that primary deciding our delegates. we want to decide it ourselves in the caucus. they said candidates can either run in the primary or the caucus, but can't run in both. earlier this week, they didn't have the primary anyway. nikki haley opted to run in that. what happened was the option none of those candidates won by a better than 2 to 1 margin. in this sense, this was a win for trump. he den

troy miller saying the proposed legislation provide strongest set of tools in decades. majority leader steverough a list of issues with the bill yesterday. cbp disagrees. why is that? >> there is a whole host of issues with this bill. look where we started in the house, hr 2 is a bill working with border patrol and agents and we've been down to the border, all of us in the house. it is magnet of catch and release, ending of remain in mexico policy that would close the border. what can we do to secure america's border, anybody that looks at the border knows it is wide open and it codifies catch and release and allowing more people to come in illegally and makes it easier to make asylum claims in america. the process for asylum has always been there, generous process. you are supposed to make claims in your home country. don't come in to america through mexico or any other state whether through texas or california. what we're seeing right now is abuse of the process. joe biden could end this today. he has legal authority as president to close and secure the border himself and chosen not to. >>

miller for that's all i have. >> thank you so much, steve. next up, we have joel kearns, jewel hey, thank you. know, if first, let me congratulate intuitive machines for three major accomplishments. the first is steve said, is for having the first successful soft landing on the moon by the united states since 1972 the second is for being the first non-government commercial organization to actually touch down safely. on the surface of the moon. and the third is for having a touchdown point degrees south latitude, much closer to the south pole, the moon than any earlier a us robotic or human explorers. let me give you some of the contexts for the importance of intuitive machines accomplishment on their mission. in 27 haven't seen the nation charged nasa to expand our scientific and technical work in the area of the moon. science, technology, and human explorers under our artemis initiative. as part of that, nasa went down the path to listen to what industry had been telling us for some years, which is that for robotic landing services that we s

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