here to weigh in for what to do the rest of this year is steve whiting, chief investment economist.come, steve >> thanks for having me, kelly >> maybe we can add a note about how strong your conviction when you answer the question, where do you go, stocks or bonds for the next six or 12 months here >> it's a bit of both. u.s. yields are still great competition for stocks but global yields are terrible competition for stocks this whole period where we've had this outperformance of the economy and underperformance of financial markets, this year and a half of hangover, i think we're going to shake it off. honestly, as we see employment slow down, inflation slow, the fed is likely to become a little more protective of the expansion that we have and along with this rise in profits that we're seeing. we can talk about downward guidance, but we have raised our estimates for this year's profits and the levels for the next two years this combination is more attractive for financial markets generally. and even as we see some slowing in the economy coming. >> let's talk about that slowing. ho

they planted it. >> ainsley: that is the problem. >> steve: just south of the white house, what they have done since the '70s, they plant christmas trees there. this tree replaced another one. they planted it securely and holding it down with guide wire and 45 mile per hour wind came over and blew that down. >> brian: thanks, janice dean. >> ainsley: house judiciary says national christmas tree falls down, like joe biden's presidency. >> lawrence: we are following over, gas prices, inflation. >> bryan: bidenomics is working. >> lawrence: freaking racists marching in the middle of the street. >> brian: they will try to do that at rockefeller plaza tonight, pro-palestinian and hamas people. to have a crane to pick up a tree doesn't mean i don't want them to stand it up. when you plant a tree, get your foot and push down at the roots with your foot. like you do mums in the fall. >> ainsley: look how big this tree is. >> steve: 40 feet. >> brian: if you know what they are doing, they can. >> steve: national park rangers stamped it on the ground. what happened yesterday in the nation's ca

steve: no plan b. you asked the president about his age and he didn't answer. when you ask the white house rather than talk about the age, they list the accomplishments. >> peter: try to make the case with age comes great experience, nobody else is that old. voters are not buying it. >> steve: nope. doesn't look like it. >> brian: on foreign policy, he has all this experience. president approval rating is 33%. as a country, we should be concerned his approval in presiding over the israeli war 18-34 is between 20 and 30%. >> ainsley: 70% disapprove of handling of the war in gaza. 47% believe israel is -- >> steve: brian, how he ran the chairman of senate foreign relations committee for a while, former secretary of defense gates said joe biden has gotten everything wrong for 40 years. he's been president and look how what a great bang-up job he's done. >> lawrence: it started, compare 2008 when they said former president barack obama didn't have foreign policy experience so he needed joe biden. no way anybody putting him on their ticket in modern day time. >> ainsley: poll numbers have

but i think you're right steve, that white china is doing here is in some ways attempting to stay out of these conflicts. yeah. at the same time, explain them to increase its standing in the global south to play the role of the country that standing up to western in germany. and in some ways, i think it's, it's a responsible in doing so because it is a thing in a bad thing, rushes aggression against ukraine. and rather than trying to play a more constructive role in the middle east, whether is helping to negotiate the release of hostages. figuring out how to limit damage of getting the manager and assistance into gaza. it's this has been doing some ways to exploit the issue to try to raise a profile in the global south. and in some ways, i think it's a consequence. it's position is going to further inflamed the tensions that we see out there to tween the west. the united states on the one hand, china on the other. a truly, i want to play a sound clip for you from secretary of state, tony blinking. let's listen. keep water, electricity for children, for the elderly, for the sick. these

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taxpayers. 450 billion dollars bill for illegal i'm grajts th immigrant per year, joining me steve miller. former whiteiser, steve miller 450 billion is a lot of money that is annual bill according to the studies. >> yes, the cost of illegal immigration is ir immense in terms of healthcare, schools, and transportation and infrastructure, and housing, emergency room costs as well. larry: so, my question now is what are we going to do about it? open borders, you know, can't get a senate congressional vote on this, we can't afford it. but not just an issue of dollars and cents, we have wrecked our sovereignty and our borders and had economic damage. and you know sex trafficking and drug trafficking and the rest, i saw former president trump talk about going back to eisenhower policy to remove some of these illegal immigrants if possible, what do you think? >> there is no other way. if you have a policy where a left wing administration comes in and opens up border and lets 10 million illegals in a new dang -- administration comes in even if they seal the border the other 10 million get to stay. you have co

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now to the white house -- >> steve: keep in mind, i was just going to say keep in mind, joe biden wonn 2020 this state by 10 points. then a year later, glenn youngkin won. so, that is why we are here in the commonwealth of virginia today to talk about that. plus, i was able to take our white house correspondent out for dinner last night. >> ainsley: your son. funny you should bring him up. let's talk about the white house race a little more. florida governor and 2024 presidential candidate ron desantis picking up a major endorsement in iowa. >> lawrence: peter doocy is live from the white house with the latest on the 2024 election. so what has been the reception so far, peter, of the endorsement? >> peter: well, it's interesting. and kind of like you guys were just talking about it, every single primary poll has donald trump with a huge lead over the rest of the field. but, nobody has voted yet. nobody has caucused yet. he is not the nominee at this point there are many high profile republicans trying to make sure that there is someone else who can rise to the top, be the party's stan

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steve: brian, one more little detail. hamburger which is a staple. hamburger is a protein, $6 a pound. and here's the thing. and i know the white house is very concerned about the price of things. joe biden will not be reelected president if hamburger is $6 a pound. america cannot survive on $6 hamburger, period. >> brian: here is why, steve. it's not just the hamburger. it hurts hamburger helper. who is going to buy hamburger helper if hamburger is too hard. >> steve: need hamburger helper because that stretches the hamburger. >> brian: good point. thank goodness for the heinz people yes the kerry people for making ketchup squeezable you no longer have to hit the bottom or the side. that saves a lot. slap it right out of your hand because you are determined to get the rest of the ketchup out of the bottom. i will say this. how is it that the president of the united states uses this opportunity to get mad at people for not understanding how good the economy is and then blame maga republicans and corporations greedy corporations for the price of things right now. not the money he is spending of ours to force inflation up and dev

which is what democrats are trying to say too evil to elect. >> steve: the problem for joe is while the white says look, joe is the old ebs american president, ever. >> ainsley: ever. >> steve: but he has got all this wisdom. >> brian: ha ha ha. >> steve: looks so old. political playbook people in biden world he just looks frail. >> brian: what about just for men? we advertise on our channel just for men. would it be walked in one day no more gray hair? >> steve: no. we would know that he had done that. >> ainsley: talk about pop culture with you and you are like, i don't even think you know who taylor swift is. >> steve: will taylor swift i thought you were taking andy taylor. remember him from mayberry. >> ainsley: turkeys with cute names liberty and bell. trying to compare the distance he had to travel to get to where they were going yesterday and he tried to talk about taylor swift and beyonce's renaissance tour and britney spears was thrown in the mix. >> brian: how did it go? >> steve: it was a jumble. >> just to get here liberty and bell had to beat tough odds in competition. work hard

steve: it hasn't and having a tough time since the dobbs decision. coast to coast, dems ran on abortion, republicans are going to take reproductive rights away, that is a reason why folks at whiteouse are optimistic in a year with joe biden, he will run on dobbs and democracy. >> lawrence: there is no message. >> steve: the message is republicans are going to take that away. >> ainsley: the message has to change for republicans if you look at big picture and what is most important and that is saving this country. many republicans are pro-life. you're in a catholic family, a christian family. you grew up in a catholic family. i love the lord. that would be a hard decision to do that. some women make that choice. i like what nikki haley said, i will not judge you or vilify you. everyone has different situations, we don't like it, it needs to be rare if you have one. most people are not for it in the republican party. if you are independent and you are a woman, you want control of your body, you don't want the president of the united states to tell you that you have to go to the doctor and do something or not do something. >> brian: and ron desantis can only do so much if a certai

steve] of a san francisco mayor turned california governor. - [willie] and i mean, half of the agenda for this governor is going to be taking on donald trump for the whited proxy for president biden. - [willie] he's practiced at deflecting the presidency question. - [gavin] no, it's not the moment. - [steve] gavin newsom's insistence he is not running for president is not stopping the persistence of people around him from wondering, even from the man who helped launch his career, willie brown. - [steve] mr. mayor. - yes. - steve large, cbs 13. - hello. - [steve] i met up with the former san francisco mayor at one of his favorite cafes. (cups clink) (horn toots) - i got it on time too- - you did too. - don't forget that. - okay. - to talk about gavin newsom's future. so i thought, what better way to look into his future than to look into the person who appointed him to his first public office. - oh, you remember that. - i asked brown, does he think his one-time protege has eyes on the white house? this is the main question i wanted to ask you. do you think gavin newsom wants to be president of the united states? - there is no way in the world anybody who

. >> steve: but the white house said it's a bad idea. and joe biden has threatened to veto it.e said it's a bad idea if you're going to get emergency money by cutting some money somewhere else because if it's an emergency, you need the money right now. >> lawrence: i think most americans don't like the irs. it was the easiest thing to do to get american support. i think the other thing, brian, that the president is upset about is that it didn't have ukraine funding. he wanted to put all these bills together to get one package. although the president has been able to make the case for the support of israel, he hasn't been able to make the case to the american people on why we should continue to fund ukraine. and this is on the heels of even information coming out from zelenskyy's administration of corruption and apparently they have been spending the money like crazy in ukraine. it's not for the war. >> brian: they do have to put some -- find out how it is being spent. you cannot let ukraine die on the vine. generations will pay the price. but having this 14 billion, democrats a

white house stocking. i have takes. i'm the christmas correspondent here at the tree lighting now. they stuck me outside. i don't know that my mic was on. i was there. it was cute. >> steve left as it was last year with all the names except the one and this year no stockings. >> jimmy: they are just avoiding the reality of this kid which is shameful. it's your grand kid. own it. >> steve: all right, very good. i have two grandkids i love them. >> jimmy: me too. >> steve: you don't have grandkids. >> no. but i love yours. >> steve: they're watching right now because they are almost 10 months old

joining us now is my pal, and former colleague, steve miller, founder of america first legal, former whiteler, 450 bill is a lot of money and that's an annual bill according to these studies? >> yes. the cost of illegal immigration is immense in terms of health care, public schools, public safety, transportation, infrastructure, public housing. the costs just add up. of course the emergency room costs as well are astronomical. larry: so my question now what are we going to do about it? open borders, you know, can't get a separate congressional vote on this. mike johnson is trying hard. we can't afford it but really it's not just an issue of dollars and cents i think you would agree. we've wrecked our sovereignty. we wrecked our borders. we had economic damage. sex trafficking, drug trafficking, all the rest. i saw president trump, former president trump talk about going back to the eisenhower policy. let's try to remove some of these illegal immigrants if possible, steve miller, what you think? >> well there is no other way, larry. if you have a policy where a left-wing administration come

are preparing for thanksgiving, we just put up the all-american christmas tree, it is red, white and blue. >> steveal candidate ron desantis is holding a thanksgiving food drive in new hampshire. you hear applause, he joins us now. good morning to you. thank you for joining us. you are out campaigning, what are the top three issues that you would say people that come out to see you say governor, we need to fix this, this and this. >> happy thanksgiving to you guys, thanks for having us on, we are doing a can food drive in new hampshire for the new hampshire food bank. americans, there are a lot of people struggling with this economy, step up and do our part. things i today one as president three issues i hear about, one, declare national emergency at the border, stop the invasion. reverse bidenomics, rules, regulations, lower prices and interest rates and third, ensure we have american energy independence and dominance. lower gas prices and energy costs. reverse green new dool and open the energy flood gates in this country. >> ainsley: nbc just released polls, first time ever in nbc history, trump

steve thank you. the whiteouse appears to be pushing for a humanitarian pause long enough for foreign nationals to get out and for i had to get in but many believe a pause is simply another term for a ceasefire t senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with more on this. kevin good evening. >> reporter: good evening trace. critics argue the bows is performing a bit of verbal jew jut situate when it comes to what they mean by the word pause. because, by any reasonable standard, sacred i cans, it sounds an awful lot like ceasefire and yet here we are. on the one hand the president says there should be a quote, pause, in the fighting in gaza to get the hostages out. but the nsc, that's the national security council, says he's not talking about a ceasefire. >> right now is not the time for a general ceasefire. it is, however, the time to consider pausess in the fighting the. >> so pauses do not help hamas? >> a temporary pause that's localized that would allow us to get aid in and to get our people

what he's accused of doing during the january 6th attack on the white house. >>> steve ban non, appealing his case after defying a subpoena from congress. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin with nbc's josh lederman in tel aviv with that breaking news, israel's commitment to daily four-hour humanitarian pauses in gaza. josh, what do we know about this agreement, and how it happened? >> reporter: well, it happened with a lot of prodding from the white house, chris, but what the white house appears to be doing in part here is taking credit for something that israel was already doing in that every single day this week, we have already seen these four-hour windows that israel has been announcing, in which they say there is safe passage for civilians who remain in the northern part of the gaza strip to evacuate south along a predetermined corridor. now, the white house spokesman, john kirby, is suggesting that what has now been agreed to with israel is something a bit broader than that in which aid will be allowed to get into northern gaza in the four-

white house? >> kayleigh: you know, steve, that is one of the most confounding things about this.een press secretary, i would have had secret service talk to the press, details matter. andrew baits was asked if the cocaine belonged to anyone in the family. trump is making allegations. he said hat jacked. i have no reason to believe it, hat jack nothing to do with this. >> steve: they go on about how good we are at governess. the documents, endless changing of the story day-by-day, biden's documents in the garage. they make it up as they go along, creating space for speculation. everyone assumes it is hunter biden's natural thing because of his past. part of me wish it was joe biden's perk him up before his meeting with xi jinping. >> kayleigh: emily, i spoke to sources in thes who whos this area is trafficked by tourists, so the first family doesn't normally walk through there. i want to underscore where the cocaine was situated. i saw president trump walk through many times in west executive. the fact a powder could get that close to where commander-in-chief walks. >> emily: supp

steve mentioned, also, it's maddening that the white house allowed iran to access $6 billion of oil assetswe all know iran is the largest anti- anti-semitic material. why would biden administration do that. israel and the u.s. enjoy a unbreakable bond that is forged with bilateral assistance and there are reasons we do that. they're obviously our greatest ally in the middle east and clearly one of our most important friends. kelly and i have enjoyed our own trips to israel. most recently we went with our dear friend, congressman jim jordan and his wife paulie. yeah, jim jordan always gets a shout. that's right. he's known everywhere. we were walking down the streets of jerusalem and people were going up, jim jordan selfies. really? you're a hero. and at that time, they said hey, will thank you our picture? i was the photographer. seriously. prime minister netanyahu was gracious and invited jim and i to come to the residence and we had a lengthy meeting with him and then visited the embassy of jerusalem with ambassador friedman and wasn't long after the embassy had been built and relocated.

. >> steve: lots of results to get with you on this wednesday morning. peter doocy is live at the whitese. where peter i'm sure the white house is taking a look at some of the data and some of the data probably makes them happy. >> pete: for sure. we have been hearing over the last couple of weeks virginia is turning red. but it's not. at least not today. governor glenn youngkin took a big step backwards, his next year in office is going to be a lot more difficult because that plan to flip the senate and keep the house in virginia did not work. republicans lost both. and youngkin's pitch was to use g.o.p. control to install a 15-week abortion ban. now, that's not going to happen. voters didn't want it. that issue was even bigger in ohio where voters approved a measure to protect abortion rights in the state's constitution. the republican attorney general in kentucky in that race, the trump backed daniel cameron lost his bid to unseat democratic governor andy beshear who won again. >> look at what we were up against. five super pacs. my opponent's super pac, mitch mcconnell's super pac.

colleague mehdi asawn recently discusseded the conservative activist lawyer who folks like white nationalist accomplice steve bannon are pitching as a trump attorney general, which david responded to on social media. he threatened to denaturalize and deport medhi who's british american adding he's already got his spate picked out in the d.c. gulog and he'd put in the cellblock. to be clear the issue isn't white wing media activists on tv trolling although the open on bigotry is appalling, it's the fact mike davis could actually be trump's attorney general in real life. so just remember that name. as bill punch of the philadelphia infirer knows the gulog touting lawyer takes the abstract warnings the u.s. democracy is on the line in the 2024 election and brings them to life. and he quotes them in veneer of respectability, a member of the federalist society. he worked under iowa senator chuck grassly when he chaired the senate judiciary committee. he also clerked for neil gorsuch and helped get brett kavanaugh on the court. most importantly, niek davis fits donald trump' chest list to a tee. one articulated in

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on wednesday, former trump white house strategist steve bannon called the bill, quote, abject surrender, and warned the new house speaker that he is quote, on the clock to achieve conservative victories. thanks to republican dysfunction and -- who can be more to coney and in the pursuit of right policies and spending policies, those conservative victories have been hard to come by. a frustration that was articulated this week, but congressman chip roy of texas. one thing, i want my republican colleagues to give me one thing, one! i can go campaign on and say that we did. one! anybody sitting in the complex? you want to come down to the floor and come explained to me one material meaningful significant thing the republican majority has done besides, while, i guess it's not as bad as democrats. >> joining me now is assistant democratic leader, congressman james clyburn. also the national co-chair of the biden campaign. congressman clyburn as always thank you so much for coming to the show. given the dysfunction on the republican side, is the best bet to avoid a government shutdown next ye

i spoke to steve brush eddie in the white house, and he's very close to the president. so i am sure that we will be talking. >> what did you make of his statement that he did put out? he basically was tying you to all of his bigger complements that he's had an office. seems like he was sending a pretty clear message with that statement. >> well, the clear message is this. nothing would've happened without bipartisanship, and i've been -- leading the charge on bipartisanship on every piece of legislation. and i'm happy that they think some of us did good. i've not been pleased and how they are trying to basically implement, especially the i.r.a., and i've been keeping and holding the feet to the fire on that. but we have done some great things. and we did that basically with a 50/50 senate. that 50/50 senate, it was started by bipartisanship -- susan collins, mitt romney, just a bunch of us got together, and we just worked on all those bills. the electoral count act, we want to make sure this never happen again, this insurrection that we saw on january the 6th, and then

that's one reason why we do try to hear from a broad mix of people here, from trump white house official stevelier in the program, i didn't know he would be name checked, or democratic leader hakeem jeffries to people across the culture like robert de niro, cyndi lauper, or bob woodward, all of these being recurring guests which includes like harlem artist dave east who talked with us from everything from police reform to what really marks a strong person to how his music has come to reflect on his life being the father of two daughters. >> i feel like people are more into power than love. you know what i mean? >> the nypd need to fall back this week. it's happening everywhere, but i'm from new york city, so it bothers me that the cops that police me and my family, you know what i'm saying, is killing innocent people. >> dave, sometimes people act more certain than they are to appear strong. you see that? >> i believe that. i feel like it's losing 90% of the time. you may do that more to seem more certain. >> i agree with that. any strength over you becomes a liability. >> you had this line, w

we have steve bannon crowing this weekend saying it's going to be clear maga zealots in the white househat was a quote from steve bannon to our friend tim miller that everyone coming forward is going to make the accomplishment wish they had donald trump because everyone's going to be so extreme in the future, and i really think it's a question of execution and is he going to be able to find people who can actually execute this go-aund. and john kelly also recently said this shows having anything who will be a guardrail, he didn't benefit from that in the first round and he's not going to have those people around in the first period. >>> important reporting. read it. elise jordan, we'll see you again soon on "morning joe." thanks for joining us. >>> next we'll turn to cnbc and the markets that you can see are in the red ahead of "opening bell." we'll be right back with that. b" we'll be right back with that. skin-carving next level hydration? new neutrogena hydro boost water cream. a vital boost of nine times more hydration* to boost your skin's barrier for quenched, dewy skin that's ful

. >> peter: on behalf of the white house press corps, thank you. >> steve: peter, are they taking thateet sweeper that is running behind you right now to san francisco? >> peter: you know, they drove away because we didn't have any bad polls for president biden today. [laughter] >> peter: it's okay. coast is clear. go charge it. >> brian: don't have to go far to find people critical of president biden. tim ryan came out i love president biden, great guy. can't run again. you have van jones, sim harley, emphatic, emotional, he can't run again. and then david axelrod, doubling, tripling and quadrupling down. joe can't run again. listen. >> the one number in the polling that wassen concerning in front of the scenes in front of a camera what he is projecting is causing people concerns and that's worrisome. >> lawrence: you hear a sell rod -- >> brian: projecting. >> lawrence: you hear israeli jarrett talk they are talking for former president obama. this is the entire camp that he using the channel messages out there to the public. they are very close to the former president. the problem j

let's get over to bertha for a cnbc news update >>> the former white house chief strategist steve bannon conviction on criminal contemplt of congress charges. he was sentenced to four months b for defying a subpoena >>> the average american is sitting on about $6,000 of credit card dead, according to a new report from transunion that's the highest number we have seen in ten years, and an increase of about 15% from a year ago the spike shows americans are struggling to afford everyday exz expenses as we deal with inflation. >>> a 1932 portrait of picaso sold for $124 million. but it falls short of the most expensive work ever sold, which went for $179 million in 2015. but it will only set you back maybe $20 to go see one of his famous paintings on view right now at the museum of modern art here in new york so pretty cheap. >> bertha, thank you very much >>> coming up, the nyu professor will join us with what is inact li on recent ipos ke starand birken stock "the exchange" is back after this >>> welcome back we're in what's typically the busy season for ipos, but this year it's unushlly q

tim, you recently interviewed former trump white house chief strategist steve bannon on showtime's the circus. let's listen. >> a mega lawyer, on your podcast, mike davis. he suggested one of the top priorities for attorney general, fired the deep state executive branch. a lot -- deport millions of people. then detain people. pardon ever january 6th defendant. what do you think that? >> i think it's fantastic. >> all five? >> so we've all been talking about the potential extreme trump policies. there they are, talking about them so brazenly, so openly. tim, what do you make of the fact that folks have no qualms talking about very extreme, anti-small d democratic rule of law plans that they have for trump's second term. >> i think the main takeaway here is that he's going to have the most radical, most reactionary folks around him. i think that miles can speak to. this last, time there were a lot of people in the administration, there were a lot of other folks as well who are trying to put the bumpers on the bowling lane. that work to, times not others. those bumpers will be off next ti

steve. i had your very go before you completely agree with it . should the white house be able to send us a whomever, whatever they want, because they said they'd be able to just jump in and say that this might gotten through a my rules. i will make little, i will do whatever i want. i mean, it is free suite and then send it to the different lenders dictatorship well, or the last few resorts. here is what the white house would say, and i'm not in any way defending with the way those what they did with it was a we're, we're all pining, we're not send drink when, when i shutting anybody down, the question is, it's interesting how they will find certain things to, to involve themselves in, in the meeting time. it's, it's, it's interesting that when there are riots when we had the, with the george for the bill, them and, and chief of state ever said a word about it. so i'm kind of into that double standard, but let me just leave off with this. listen. i'm not suggesting that these problems are not existing, but what we do always the moment i said should the moment i g

steve: moments ago, 400 u.s. officials from 40 departments including the white house protesting joe biden's israel policy. >> ainsley we call on president biden to urge ceasefire and call for deescalation of the current conflict by demanding release of the hostages. >> brian: 52 u.s. bases in iraq and syria have been attacked by iranian militia. >> lawrence: benjamin hall joins us now. you are looking good. forces are special operator, they have been getting tbi's, dramatic brain injury there. what is your reaction and what can you tell us from soldiers sprnz experiencing this and how it is impacting them? >> i have spent quite a time out there, i get both sides and over 50 injuries amongst american soldiers. what has response been? a few strikes on some of those shia militia area, nothing particular. speaking to vice president p pence, he said we went in and took out soleimani and sent cruise missiles, that holds iran back. taking out a couple guys in desert camps will not hurt them. >> brian: they hit back four t times since sunday. they are saying bring it on. message of deterrence. the administration feels diffe

it's time for an exclusive interview with political mastermind and donald trump's former white house strategist, stevepond, well, our nigel farage has sent this country the intolerant leftovers anyway, into meltdown with his charming display on the i'm a celebrity jungle. so how do political figures on the right fight back against the forces of cancel culture? i asked steve bannonif cancel culture? i asked steve bannon if farage is viewed by the establishment as a threat. and here's what he told me are threat. >> look, nigel farage is one of the most important figures in all of british political history because he led the brexit movement that really gave the sovereignty, gave sovereignty back to the british people, and they hate him for and they hate him for that. and they'll always hate him for that. trying to i mean, that. they're trying to i mean, the the think the president of the eu, i think is even today in the financial times you know , times of london says, you know, we'll accept britain back in one of the most significant political events in modern history is the brexit movement and what led

[cheers and applause] >> steve mentioned, also, it's haddening to us, maddening that the white houses $6 billion of oil as assets when we know that iran is the largest sponsor of terrorism, why, why would joe biden and the white house do that? we'll do to reverse that. and there are lots of reasons that we do that, they're obviously our greatest ally in the middle east and clearly one of our most important friends. kelly and i have so enjoyed our own trips to israel, most recently went with our dear friends congressman jim jordan and his wife polly. that's right, jim jordan always gets a shout out. and people are known, jim jordan, selfie, and hey, at that time, would you take our picture? i was the photographer, seriously. [applause] >> prime minister netanyahu was gracious and invited jim and i to have the residence and we had a lengthy meeting and we visited the embassy? jerusalem with ambassador friedman and not long ago it was relocated. and remarkable trip for us, and through our travels we made dear friends and formed special relationships with people and on our knees in praye

. >> steve: people will be watching, why isn't that california guy the nominee instead of joe biden. >> dana: do you think the white house will be thinking that? the staff might. >> steve: your show starts in 14 minutes, who is on? >> dana: dr. siegel will be on and epic dana reads sports and dan seymore, we have whole extravaganza planned at 9:00 a.m. karl rove again, excellent. >> steve: you can't shake that guy. coming up, live look at capitol hill, where new york state congressman george santos says he will not resign ahead of third expulsion vote and will introduce to expel jamaal bowman. it is newsom versus desantis tonight on fox. lawrence is in georgia, where it will take place, coming up next. holiday shopping got easier on affordable décor and more. you know you can get these all at once, right dad? the holidays got sweeter with same-day delivery. you got this. we got you. after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" i'm thinking company wide power nap. [ employees snoring ] anything can change the world of work. from hr to payr

. >> steve: reelection referendum like that are about the incumbent president, the democrats at dny and white house want to make 2024 not about joe biden, but about donald trump and about the republican party's embrace of abortion ban out of step with majority of americans, as we saw yesterday. >> peter: yes and democratic position on abortion is well established and yesterday it was more popular. republicans have to figure out if there is something to put forward specifically regarding abortion that has people upset and people have not voted their feelings on overturning of roe v. wade. that will continue happening, we've seen it basically in every election like this since the supreme court did it. >> brian: and the midterm last year. >> ainsley: when you live in a purple state like you do, every commercial on tv is about the abortion issue. >> peter: yeah and democrats spent a ton of money to get on the air. every commercial for the last couple weeks and republican candidate want to take away your right to an abortion. that is not exactly the position is, or glenn youngkin was, he was pushi

white men. [laughter] >> lawrence: i love it. >> steve: perry also writes consider another candidate or at leaste an open primary. he says, not too late. filing deadline for 2024. >> presidential candidates only passed in a few states and in those states voters could actually write in a democratic candidate and they could win. >> brian: did you see the recommendations from this column in the column was have the clintons handled the middle east in the black caucus reconfigure the black vote, forget about the term bidenomics. get rahm emanuel back as ambassador to japan to be an attack dog against trump and vilify trump. guess what they have already done, called trump hitler 13 times over the weekend. hillary kicked it off on "the view." so, how much -- after a while, people stop hearing it. they become numb to it. they are trying to rip trump down because they believe he is going to be the nominee. and trump -- prop him up. but they can't even prop him up. >> lawrence: they have already sent out all their allies. the black caucus is out there. barack obama is out there. all their media allies are

steve: pete hegseth. what is the name of america's favorite white house correspondent who happens to be my son? are going to the patriot awards. >> steve: going to give you free tickets. did you just call me peter? >> do i get any hints? >> steve: rhymes with lucy? >> peter doocy. i knew i knew it. >> steve: what is my name? i know you watch every day. what is my name? [crickets] >> steve: i would like to introduce myself. i'm brian kilmeade. >> kilmeade, yes. law.[laughter] >> thank you very much. will i watch you every night. >> steve: i'm in the morning. what is your favorite show on the fox news channel? >> i would probably say "fox & friends" in the morning. >> steve: me too. there is two tickets. >> i'm thomas and this is my nashville. >> i will tell you never know how are going to run into on broadway. man, the coolest people. >> lawrence: that was good. >> steve: that guy in the sun glasses is joining us right now down at the end. >> thank you. >> ainsley: this is my nashville. >> i see jesse do it all the time. kind of natural now. >> steve: we were out on broadway. you have a shop rig

white house. and, you know, steve, talk a little bit about the supreme court and its and, you know, until the series about clarence thomas, i think a lot of people hadn't given much thought, frankly, the finances of supreme court justices. as you state, there is, an ethics code that applies to all the other federal judges. but somehow the supreme doesn't have one. and, you know, what is the nature of that? and then you had the leaked memo the leaked decision in the dobbs case overturning roe v wade. and and, of course, someone on the conservative side thought that that was a norm violation, that, you know, that really damaged and eroded trust within the institution. and so, you know, how do you think the court know is approaching this question of norms and what what needs to be formalized or not? i think it goes back to the same split that i alluded to before. i mean, i think that there are, you know, a couple of justices, to borrow a phrase from my friend and colleague leo litman, who take this yolo approach, right. that you know, you only live once they've got they've got the votes, might as well

. >> steve: peter, are these instructions from the white house or are these from pentagon brass okay this is how we are operating this joint now. >> it would be coming from the cbp's bureaucratic overlords here in washington, d.c. going out to all the different brants men and women on the front lines. >> at a time we are worried about the budget and deficit. defense b -- budget picking all the money they can we are putting it into diversity. >> they might be worried about potential wars in the middle east growing and in the south china sea starting but they are not there yet. so they have got some extra money laying around. >> lawrence: this is so stupid. >> brian: dumbest thing you ever heard. >> lawrence: black. head of the joint chief who is black. what else are they trying to push in the recruitment overall for the military is down. they are passing out tbis to our guys on the ground every single day and there is no response. >> peter: only 100 people in the army got though letter. they were 10,000 short of the recruiting goal for the last year. it would make a dent in it and cer

steve: not yet. not yet. peter, has the white house responded at all to the festivities last night in miami?ter: they were more focused on the trump rally last night. and so it seems like they were treating the debate with the other candidates basically the race for second place as more of an after thought. they're really starting to hone in on former president trump and the things that essaying. >> brian: one thing is electric it looks like jill biden's x aide went public on x last night basically blowing up the biden re-election campaign saying basically they haven't done anything. >> steve: just badly. >> brian: larosa. shameful allowed this narrative to congeal over the last two years. the only people help change the people around the president is jill. it's up to her. they are the same people who got him fourth in iowa, fifth in new hampshire, and second in nevada. so, could there be a civil war inside the white house? a message on the outside for people on the inside. what happens going on? >> peter: well, i have known mike larosa for years. is he somebody who is on the inside here, is

steve doocy went down to washington, d.c. to get the scoop. let's take a look. >> chad: at the whitell from the whiskey wall, chad pergram, fox news. ♪ ♪ >> steve: i had no idea you had a whiskey wall. >> chad: i have been to scotland multiple times. i actually went to a scott class over there where i studied and it's just been a passion of mine. the reason i got into scotch is because, steve, it's loaded with politics. >> steve: i developed a love of whiskey watching yellowstone. >> you want a whiskey, daddy? >> >> that's different american whiskey or bourbon. we are dealing with scotch they call it whiskey and don't put an e. >> steve: they call it whiskey, sean connery. >> bond, james bond. >> steve: do you remember the first time you ever had scotch or how you got interested in scotch? > >> chad: my wife and i were in scotland close to saint andrews. we went to glen live lyft. >> steve: i thought it was glen lyft. >> at home let's try. [indiscernible. >> half of the fun is learning how to pronounce. lafroy. they emphasize. >> you put the wrong elm face sis on the wrong sill bell.