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he could not is arkansas senator tom cotton. playing games in numbers is so obvious and excellent responded to by the prophets idiotic number and confirmed what we already knew that the administration is making the oil production issue much respect. -- worse. >> senator cotton: yes, i guess we should not be surprised that he is bad at math. it is very coincidental that the oil executive companies got so three greedy. the reason we have this is because of joe biden's policies and it is the exact design of joe biden's policies. on the campaign trail, he and all those other democrats said they are going to save on fossil fuels. they were going to declare war on oil and gas and that is exactly what they have done and the casualties of that war are american's families and businesses who cannot afford to pay this much for gas or diesel. inflation at grocery stores or all the other purchases our families need to make the claimant the secretary of energy offered a solution to high gas . >> the solution to make as energy secure to make t

more in that, bring in arkansas republican senator tom cotton.you think? >> john, first off he should not have called saudi arabia a p ariah, they have been an important partner in the middle east and promote energy security across the country. he never should have gotten america in the position we had to go to any nation for energy security, whether it's saudi arabia or norway or goodness sakes, venezuela, hat in hand begging. we have it in the power to secure our energy future but the biden administration and the green new deal democrats have been strangling american energy the last year and a half. >> the press secretary was asked about this and said oh, no, this is not about oil. listen here. >> to view engagement with saudi arabia on energy security as asking for oil is simply wrong and misunderstanding of the complexity of that issue and our multi-facetted discussions with the saudis. >> sandra: as peter doocy was pointing out, mediated truce in yemen, and infrastructure, climate initiatives, human rights, ensuring global energy, like five

and now tom cotton is calling for merrick garland to resign.said "if you're unwilling to protect americans from these attacks, you should resign." he said "you should resign in any case." now the doj is taking action. they're now investigating these crimes. rob, since may 2020, over 130 incidents have occurred across 29 states and the direct of columbia. this is out of control. until now, dead silence from the attorney general. >> yeah, i think that we have so sort of draw a direct line between what is going on now and 2020. we're two years out of the summer of love. remember when rioters destroyed cities across the country? this inaction emboldened them. even so far kamala harris tweeting out a bail fund to bail out these rioters. these democrat leaders are not coming out forcefully and strongly against this. this will radicalize people to continue to do these things. there's a direct line between that and these attacks on these pro life centers that we're seeing. the only way they're going to stop is that the democrats and the leaders in char

before the fbi announcement senator tom cotton urged the president's attorney general to resign after0 attacks in recent weeks. republicans calling on garland to shut down the protest outside of home supreme court justices on the attempted murder of justice brett kavanaugh. >> they are breaking the law. this is a federal offense. and they need to be taken down to city hall and booked for a. >> a majority of registered voters appeared to agree. think it's inappropriate to protest outside the homes of supreme court justices. including 62% of independent spirit president biden signed a bill adding round-the-clock protection for the justices families. >> it is contributing? >> i'm not going to talk about that anymore predicts the fbi said the attack on pro-life centers and churches are being investigated potential acts of violent extremism. >> lucas credit reporting thank you so much for looks welcome to the show congressman rick crawford and jeff van drew. thank you for spending friday with this. why is it such a difficult thing to do congressman van drew? stop illegal protest you want t

but i agree with tom cotton we've been con this out for about a month now. >> numerous congresswomannk you. >> thank you. jon: as americans struggle to pay for everything from groceries to gas, president biden is paying the price in the polls. with more in the white house on that, lucas b. >> good evening jon earlier today president biden off his bicycle while writing. he came to a stop to speak with supporters, he fell off a bounce back up pretty quickly but started to even joking about the incident but does not appear the u.s. economy will recovers quickly. >> i am using every level of bailable to me too bring down prices for the american people. these actions are part of our transition to a clean and secure long-term energy future. and the good news is the climate security, manage security go hand-in-hand. >> the price of gasoline is skyrocketed by the poll numbers have limited his approval rating is sunk to 39% with nearly half of american strongly disapproving his job performance. according to a new usa today poll only 16% of americans strongly approve of the president. nearly t

senator tom cotton going to blow the lid off that stator heart attack giving life insurance.no, but we have life insurance ,john . i'm trying to find something we can afford. fortunately, only a few minutes elektro found john alive. thousand dollar policy for only twenty nine dollars a month and his wife and a five hundred thousand dollar policy for only twenty one dollars a month. go to some like post.com now and get the insurance your family needs at a price you can afford put we shall see how soon could be listed as the only stealing thousands of dollars of your hard earned anybody who owned property for about 90% there's no other price that is so easy. don't to tell your employer to stop in one fell swoop by home prices. things like that . nobody thinks that i can take their house. nobody thinks. believe it or not, a single page document is all it takes to transfer proof of ownership out of your name. people think well there's a whole huge process but the truth is it's a one page document but it still must get through one final barrier. the county clerk when someone comes

senator tom cotton calling it a gimmick and saying it is meant to cover up the fact dem policies restricted supply and raised cost. senator tim scott had this to say. >> we're going to try to trick the market and suggest we can alleviate tax pressure, that is great. but the way gas is ticking up every week, that reduction in price is eliminated in about 12 days. >> criticism is not limited to capitol hill, target ceo blasting saying it is time to change the supply and demand curve for fuel and transportation. another oil company chief is pushing back on biden accusation of profit earring and chevron ceo says your administration has sought and vilified our industry, these actions are not beneficial to meeting challenges we face and not what the american people deserve that drew a snarky response from biden. >> i didn't know they would get their feelings hurt so easily. we ought to be able to work something out. >> griff: he won't meet with them tomorrow, he will leave that to his energy secretary. the white house continues to label this putin's price hike. >> carley: the university of pennsy

here is senator tom cotton on that. >> for democrats that have fantasy $5 a gallon gas is not an accidents the intended consequence. they want gas to be high, they want you to get into electric vehicle or scooters or mass transit, or whatever they ride around town in washington. >> alexandria: the president says the administration actions has kept it from getting worse, is there a new plan? >> are there new initiatives and policy proposals your team is working through right now? >> everything is on the table. we will continue to do everything we can, i don't have anything to preview for you. >> alexandria: nothing to preview yet, janet yellen will have to answer to lawmakers on capitol hill after admitting she was incorrect in her inflation forecast. >> carley: tomi lahren, host of outkick is here. congratulations on the new show. how do you think americans who are having trouble filling up their gas tank feels about solar panels? that is where the biden administration's head is at. >> tomi: glad we are talking about gas, this is gas lighting from the biden administration and joe biden wa

senator tom cotton's recent letter to u.s.ttorney general merrick garland saying, quote, if you are unwilling to protect americans from these attacks, you should resign, although, in my opinion, you should resign in any case. also coming after representative michael guest, and homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas saying, quote, any violent attack on a nonprofit institution, house of worship, or group of people due to their religious or political beliefs are an attack on the fundamental values that americans hold clear. mark levin says democratic politicians are responsible for the violence we're seeing on the left. >> biden, schumer and pelosi, who still haven't responded to an assassination plot against a supreme court justice, with their violent rhetoric, they still haven't responded to the threats coming down, the potential need of the national guard to protect the supreme court. the left is extraordinarily violent, whether it's the summer of 2020, whether it was the riots during the inauguration of donald trump t

senator tom cotton said it's live to cover up the fact that the policies have restricted supply and raisedts. senator scott at this to say. >> we will try to trick the market and suggest that we can reduce prices by alleviating the tax pressure. that is great, but unfortunately, the way that gas is picking up every single week, that reduction in price is eliminated in about 12 days. >> chris, unlimited to capitol hill. blasting the idea of federal gas tax holiday saying it could do more harm than good and change the supply and demand curves for fuel and transportation. speaking of ceos end of the oil company chief is responding to biden's letter last week with puppeteer and not doing enough. and writing this "your administration is largely to criticize and sometimes vilify our industry. these actions are not beneficial to meeting the challenges we face and are not what the american people deserve." that was met with a snarky response from the president. >> i didn't know they get there feelings hurt that much. we ought to be able to work things out and increase refining capacity and still n

senator tom cotton had this criticism. >> it is coincidental oil company executives became greedy justhen joe biden took office. they were going to declare war on oil and gas in america. >> griff: the fox news national survey showing inflate iant was dominant number one issue for americans in both parties and voters said they trust republicans over democrats to handle the issue by's 19-point margin as the president's approval margin continues to tank. only 42% approve and 57% disapprove. >> carley: thank you. let's bring in kathleen scott of western energy alliance president. it is great to see you today to break down this letter the president said energy companies where he scolded them. one thing he said is that refineries, the companies that turn crude oil into gasoline, are not doing that at high enough rate because they are charging more to turn a profit. is that true? >> no, that is not true. refiners and producers do not have control over the price of oil on the world market. right now refining capacity is down a million barrels because of several years. it is because of pressure

tom cotton on this. >> for democrats who have these green new deal fantasies $5-gallon gas unintended consequences but the unintended consequence. they want gas to be high because they want you out of pickup truck and went to get you into electric vehicles or scooters or whatever they right around and washington. >> the white house released yesterday that the defense production act invoked to expedite the production of solar panels. the administration says an effort to lower energy costs and create new jobs here congressman byron donalds responded with "biden's irresponsible and constitutional correctness of the defense act to concern every american and the dpa is not a get out of jail card to lazy government which is exactly how the unit administration uses it. it is a failure." congressman stewart said you can't find baby formula for your newborn and can't fill up your gas tank, don't worry, new solar panels ready in no time. treasury secretary jana... answer to lawmakers on capitol hill after admitting she was incorrect and her inflation forecast, carley, todd. >> carley: a lot goi

in the mid tom cotton let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham has a good show. "the ingraham angle" takes over right now. >> laura: what were you shelving? were you shelving fancy monograms? you are fancy. what about all that rep? you got monograms? the construction worker to the monogram. >> sean: leo 2.0. what you mean you discovered leo? >> laura: he went to you and he became a conservative. i love that evolution. don't give me -- gets me wrong. they are yelling at me. >> sean: if i talk about oj -- >> laura: i like that fact -- all right, hannity. it is great to see you entities you. i am laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." tipping over and falling down. that is the focus of tonight's angle. we could start that show the easy way tonight on biden's dismount skills or we could just focus on that we are whisper thing he did today on the beach. >> president biden: i am also very proud of the states like delaware. [whispering] >> laura: why does he do that? or because poke fun of the at least one person on the face of the planet. liz cheney. >> can the

>> senator tom cotton said this is prohibited to going to federal prisoners. single democrat voted against that amendment and they allowed it to go to these federal prisoners. so i think every single senate democrat and anyone running for u.s. senate, especially the democrats, need to answer, would they have supported this. we know those incumbent right now voted to allow it to happen. first 780 million, and then 860 million, $80 million more. and so they won't even give us the straight facts. so what are they hiding and why did it take janet yellen's office five months to get me the facts. >> john: you mentioned senator tom cotton a moment ago, what he said in july 2021, sending cash to murderers and rapists in prison has nothing to do with solving the pandemic or improving the economy. now the same people send hundreds of millions to gifts to the inmates wants to spend trillions more in a bigger and more partisan bill, in reference to build back better. if the president gets parts of build back better passed, are we going to see more money go to these incarc

chain, within a year the military would run of elements to make its weapons according to senator tom cottonile the minerals for the military but we develop domestic mining and manufacturing capabilities for all american industry. >> we cannot continue to rely on our adversaries, especially china, to get these critical minerals. >> it has rare bipartisan support. senator tom cotton, republican of arkansas, and mark kelly, democrat of arizona have introduced legislation to create a larger stockpile for the us military and creating more extensive's to my news minerals in the us. drew horn is a former green beret and a founder of green energy supply chain company. >> and credit. difficult to bring it all together in a way that leads to a meal because you are talking about essentially creating a vertically aligned supply chain the now only 15 china. >> reporter: the defense department subeditor to legislative proposal to the house armed services committee asking for $253 million to build up a bigger stockpile. the pentagon also recently announced a rare-earth element award to strengthen the dome

senator tom cotton warns if china halts the supply chain, the u.s.tant we not just stockpile the minerals but domestic mining capabilities. >> we cannot continue to rely on our adversaries, especially china, to get the critical minerals. >> it's an issue that has rare bipartisan support. senators tom cotton and mark kelly have introduced legislation to help create a larger stockpile for the u.s. military, along with creating more incentives to mine these minerals inside the u.s.. the reagan institute highlighted its concern in a report last november. the pentagon says china's long-term goal is to be entirely self-reliant in the industrial sector so the army never faces supply chain issues. >> the rest of the world has not caught up. we have given it to china, essentially seeded it to china. >> drew horn a former green beret, formed a supply chain company. >> bring it together in a way that moves the needle. what you are talking about is essentially creating vertically aligned supply chain that now only exists in china. >> the defense department submi

in the mid tom cotton let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham has a good show. now. >> laura: what were you shelving? were you shelving fancy monograms? you are fancy. what about all that rep? you got monograms? the construction worker to the monogram. >> sean: leo 2.0. what you mean you discovered leo? >> laura: he went to you and he became a conservative. i love that evolution. don't give me -- gets me

joining me now is arkansas senator tom cotton., you called out attorney general merrick garland for his inaction on this issue of providing real security to the justices. so what should happen here? >> laura, there's a lot that should happen. first off, chuck schumer should go out and apologize for encouraging democratic street militias to target the homes of supreme court justices. now he's inspired democratic hit man to fly all the way across the country to try to kill one of these justices. second, merrick garland needs to explain what he still refuses to enforce federal law. it is especially violation of of federal law to protest in front of the home of a judge or a juror. that happened at numerous justices' homes over the last several weeks yet merrick garland still is not pursuing charges against any of them. and third, the house of representatives needs to pass, right now, this week, the legislation unanimously authorizing security for not just the justices, but their families. just imagine what might've happened if mrs. ka

senator tom cotton said the gas tax holiday is a gimmick worth 6% of the increasing gas since biden took office. meant to cover up the fact that dem policies have restricted supply and raised costs. even former president obama called a gas tax holiday a gimmick that allows people in washington to pat themselves on the back with no return and unclear how much americans will benefit from this. federal gas taxes are much lower than state gas taxes and also some worry among economists that a gas tax holiday could increase demand and increase inflation. the white house is desperate to get prices down. the president is picking a fight with oil companies accusing refiners of raking in record profits while americans foot the bill. chevron ceo responded to biden writing your administration has sought to criticize and vilify our industry. these actions are not beneficial to meeting the challenges we face and not what the american people deserve. the president's answer, stop whining. >> president biden: he must be sensitive. i didn't know they get their feelings hurt that quickly. look, we need mor

senator tom cotton laying it out for a.g. garland in the quote. what is the department doing to protect americans from these violent attacks? at a minimum you should bring federal charges against the perpetrators. if you are unwilling to protect americans from these attacks you should resign. although in my opinion you should resign in any case. the president of the judicial crisis network with this. >> these are people who announce their intentions ahead of time. the day the decision comes out at 8:00 p.m. they want people to go out at night and get physical as they put it. and express your rage in that way. it is a group that should be stopped immediately before someone gets injured or killed. >> lucas tomlinson is live in washington with more. >> a chorus p top republicans are calling on garland to shut down the protests that continue outside the homes of supreme court justices after the attempted murder of justice kavanaugh. no mention of the attack in the bill biden signs. legal experts say the protests violate federal law. >> statutes that a

let's bring in arkansas republican senator tom cotton. is he a member of the senate judiciary and committee. senator, thanks for coming back. >> thanks for having me on again. >> bret: i want to talk about guns in a second. lead action by president biden solar panels, reduced tariffs and initiating the defense production act on climate areas. emergency is here industry between people who make solar panels in america and those who buy them. if joe biden is not willing to protect american manufacturers, in the green energy industry, then is he not willing to protect any traditional industry from china's economic crimes. especially since it seems that a lot of the parts and inputs, if not the panels themselves are made in the jing jiang province where china uses slave labor from ethnic minorities. more fundamentally, bret, when gas is approaching $6 a gallon. 7 and 8 in some states. the fact that biden administration is focused on solar energy as opposed to getting gas price under control tells you what their priorities are. >> bret: what do

like republican senator, tom cotton of arkansas, who at least was on his. he says, the u.s. incarcerating country in the world, as an under incarceration problem. those folks, and there's lots of them, and they're growing. they want to throw even modest reforms away. they won a lot even more people in prison. that's always the solution. and the first step towards that reactionary backlash is getting rid of reformers, like chesa boudin. i like to keep my enemies close. guys, excuse me. i didn't quite get that. i'm hard of hearing. ♪♪ oh hey, don't forget about the tense music too. would you say tense? i'd say suspenseful. aren't they the same thing? can we move on guys, please? alexa, turn on the subtitles. and dim the lights. ok, dimming the lights. meet ron. that man is always on. and he's on it with jardiance for type 2 diabetes. his underhand sky serve? on fire. his grilling game? on point. and his a1c? ron is on it. with the once-daily pill, jardiance. jardiance not only lowers a1c... it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with type 2 diabet

senator tom cotton is saying that. is that, can you go so far to say that?s who took out a ton of debt it get high cost graduate degrees, law degrees and others. i have no doubt that plenty of these individuals are working for biden in the white house and are now ad vote kateing to have their -- advocating to have their personal debt wiped out by the biden administration. the point remains, the debt burden will not be canceled. it will be shifted, we're asking, the biden administration is asking all americans, individuals who went to trade schools, might work as plumber, electrician, individuals went through school, paid their way through school, paid off their student debt to pay for the schooling and education of attorneys and doctors across the united states. elizabeth: the thing is, it benefits the top 40% of wage earners, the wealthy. it doesn't benefit the lower and middle class at all. so basically, go ahead. take that on. final word. >> it is absolutely right. the individuals that took out the largest dollars of debt are those that have graduate degr

tom cotton says...iolence starts with more funding for police and stopping criminals who vyegate gun laws. not taking away due process from law-abiding gun owners. quick comment on this, jason and leslie. >> i'm more with senator cotton on this one. i don't like putting restrictions on law-abiding citizens. i do like the best practices provision to deal with school safety. i do think you should -- even if they're a juvenile, i do think they should go back and be able to look at those records as a juvenile when they're doing the national instant criminal background check. but the other provisions, i just can't agree with at this point. >> shannon: all right. quick final word to leslie. >> you know, look, when you say you don't want to put the power, you know, in the hands of the government, second amendment is very clear, well-regulated militia. if you read the entire constitution, that regulation specifically is given to congress, that authority is given to congress, that is our government first. second

night's virginia primary but other notable republicans sure did including senators ted cruz and tom cottonlicans are paying attention to what's happening here in virginia and it may have implications well beyond november's midterm. bret? >> bret: mark, thank you. meantime a new and respected public opinion survey in new hampshire indicates florida governor ron desantis has a razor thin margin over former president donald trump in a hypothetical 2024 primary matchup. the difference is 2 percentage points, well within the margin of error but it marks the first time the florida governor has been tied or ahead of the former president in similar polls. speaking of florida, former tallahassee mayor and florida democratic gubernatorial candidate andrew gill lamb is facing a 21-count indictment on federal fraud charges tonight. gilliam and a associate was charged with unlawfully soliciting and obtaining funds through false promises they are accused of diverting a portion of the funds company owned by that associate who then funded money to gillum. his attorney says gillum is innocent. gillum lost

up against a more dynamic, potentially could be ron desantis, rick scott or we're taking maybe tom cottonke pence you know? so he has been around since the nixon era. his policy shop has been empty. not much of a track record. we thought he was going to unify the country. boy he is really threw a fastball by everybody on that. >> he did. one thing people are angry about him, made no attempt to go to reach out to the republicans. it was my way or the highway. even when it comes to building highways he has put in restrictions new rules that makes it more difficult to get approval for these bridges and highways and infrastructure products. so people don't like that kind of non-delivery. elizabeth: congressman darrell issa, steve forbes, great interview. thank you so much. >> thank you. elizabeth: we have another hunter biden bombshell. startling potential national security threat? we've got audio you cannot miss. plus, congress finally moving on protection for supreme court justices after month of delays led by nancy pelosi. neighbors there by the justice's homes describing serious harrassme

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rick scott, tommy timberville, tom cotton, josh hawley, the whole package of these guys.ing to burn down the process before the mob arrived. they had a legal strategy in their minds that was underpinning this. in a lot of ways, -- reflected trump's aide, and so they went to the capitol and attacked it but they almost got away with this. we were very close to losing the country that day. they almost got away with this. >> yeah, and they've shown no signs of actually preventing it from happening again. i don't think the system is built to preventing it from happening again. melissa, fast forward to after january 6th, john eastman did not give the -- about it. in fact, as i understand, the committee actually wanted to interview him. they did interview him. here's how that went. to watch. >> -- against being compelled to be a witness against myself. >> did the trump legal team ask you to prepare a memorandum regarding -- and the counting of electoral votes -- to january 6th? >> -- >> fifth. >> is that statement true? >> fifth. >> so, eastman pleaded the fifth more than 100 ti

you have pence, senator tom cotton, rick desantis in florida.tle bit and what's going on behind the scenes or not so behind the scenes. >> we have been seeing for the last couple of months a number of these candidates really positioning themself, not candidates yet, but who want to be candidates, and a lot of the attention is obviously on trump. what are his moves? is he actually going to jump in? i think you see especially someone like ron desantis, another floridian who is kind of waiting in the wings, but already taking steps wading into those culture wars really trying to amp up the republican base in ways that if trump for some reason were to bow out, they can step in and try to cultivate that republican base that trump has made. >> mary, we've been talking about crime, and that is certainly an issue, but we have inflation, those gas prices, shocking gas prices at $5 a gallon nationwide as an average. so what do you think will be the big, big topics? it has to be that. >> it has to be. i mean, it absolutely has to be because inflation, the

elizabeth: we got reports, right, we got reports, karl, ron desantis, mike pence, tom cotton, they'reking about running in 2024. we have this, former top official for obama, he is david axelrod, he says biden's age will be a major issue, karl. david gergen said the same thing. americans are feeling that we're being run by people that should retired already. we're fighting old blood feuds that date back to generation. >> for over a year that biden will not be the democratic nominee in 024. think about this. he was 78 at the time of his inauguration. he was older than ronald reagan was after reagan left office as oldest person to serve as president at 77. biden would be 82 in 2024. they will not nominate a 82-year-old to take on terrible demanding job again after he has a difficulty stringing two sentences. he will not be the nominee. not kid ourselves. in all likelihood neither kamala harris. who has been utter disaster as vice president. they will not mom her and her cackle. there will be a wide open contest. elizabeth: stay with the congressman, if we have time. the thought experimen

senator tom cotton has written to the ag saying this, at a minimum you should bring federal charges against perpetrators where appropriate and investigate jane's revenge as a domestic terror organization if you are unwilling to protect americans from these attacks. you should resign. what do you think? >> look, he's spot on. what people want in this country is evenhanded justice. you look the united states code, very long book full of criminal statutes, it doesn't say something about liberal causes or conservative causes. and so what you've got is really a brazen, blatant violation of federal law and silence that comes out of the attorney general. he's happy to opine about police shootings, about taking over police department's around country, about school boards in virginia where parents don't like crt, but when it comes to this type of actual dangerous violence that fits right within a number of statutes, we don't hear a word buried >> shannon: there's a lot of attention on january 6th and rightfully that should be investigated, people want to know what happens there. they also want peopl

senator tom cotton. watch him. >> yet again, the feckless and hapless attorney general merrick garland did nothing, even though he had advanced knowledge. he should resign in disgrace. >> reporter: the biden administration has encouraged protesting outside the homes as long as they remain peaceful, except even after the alleged assassination attempt against justice brett kavanaugh, the d.o.j. has yet to bring any charges against any protesters which has baffled former attorney general bill barr who said -- quoting here -- the administration's talking point that it supports the first appointment is a nonanswer. and breaking tonight, the house will finally put the senate supreme court security bill on the floor for a vote tomorrow. it'll need 2/3 to pass, but now it's losing support from key senators who say it's no longer viable because house democrats changed it. >> the reason given by our democratic colleagues in the house is, well, they want to extend further protection to court employees and their fam

approval rating is the only thing inflation hasn't touched [ light laughter ] republican senator tom cottondly met yesterday with two dozen of his top donors to discuss a potential 2024 presidential campaign and said that former president trump's candidacy wouldn't prevent him from running, only from winning. [ light laughter ] after recent congressional testimony claim that he was drunk on the night of the 2020 election, rudy giuliani tweeted yesterday that he had refused all alcohol that evening and only drank diet pepsi, although being drunk sounds like the reason you give for drinking diet pepsi [ light laughter ] "dude, i was so messed up last night. i drank a diet pepsi." [ laughter ] the k-pop group bts announced yesterday that they're going on indefinite hiatus. said president biden, "oh, man, they're going to blame me for this, too. [ laughter ] elon musk tweeted today that he just voted republican for the first time, but only because there were no candidates running as stiff [ laughter ] microsoft today formally shut down internet explorer well, technically, it just shut down itse

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senator tom cotton is writing the dems so-called gas tax holiday is a gimmick worth 18-cent gallon orm's policies have restricted supply and raised costs. senator tim scott adds this. >> we're going to try to trick the market and riewtsz your prices by alleviating the gas pressure. that's great. but unfortunately the way that gas is ticking up every single week, that reduction in price is eliminating in about 20 days. >> we should hear president biden continue to blame others for the rise in gas prices because the white house is billing his speech this afternoon as the president delivers remarks on gas prices and putin's price hike. that is right off the schedule. >> steve: we have heard him say that before. peter, he is going to ask congress to get rid of the federal gas tax so if the republicans in congress say no, then the president can blame republicans and congress for high gas prices. >> yes. it's notable that his only public event today is going to be about lowering gas prices because, remember, like two weeks ago, he told me that there is basically nothing he can do to quickly

i think tom cotton was on that a few weeks into the pandemic that there was a lab that deals with, youhink that it came from the market. look, this is important stuff. one, because we do need to get to the bottom of it. in terms of, listen, i don't need the w.h.o. to tell me. i believe it came from the lab. and we need to hold china accountable. and everybody else who participated in, i think, the greatest cover-up in modern history and something that caused lawrence devastating, catastrophic not just death but also economic destruction. lawrence: can we talk about the fact that they always do this? they wait until the end of a crisis to start all of a sudden investigating. but the interest of the american people, we already moved on. it's true we most of the evidence existed is probably gone. china has probably wind all that stuff out. the time to do that is when we were in the height of the pandemic. when it was still surging all across the world. but i just hate that our leaders wait until the end and it's intentional. with every single crisis they wait until the toned admit after t

senator tom cotton tweeted the dems tax gas holiday a gimmick, worth 18% a gallon, 6% of increase in gas since biden took office. it is meant to cover up the fact that dem policies restricted supply and raised costs. even senator obama called it a gimmick to allow people in washington to pat themselves on the back. even biden's own treasury secretary is unclear how americans will benefit because gas taxes are lower than state taxes. there is worry from some economists that would increase demand thereby increasing inflation. president is desperate to get prices down. he is making a fight with oil companies accusing refiners. your administration largely sought to vilify our industry. these are not helpful for the challenges we face and not what the american people deserve. biden's answer, stop whining. president biden: this is sensitive. i didn't know they get their feelings hurt that quickly. we need more refining capacity. this idea that they don't have oil to drill and to bring up is simply not true. reporter: but industry heads have been clear, they need a green light on policies o

the republican argument from tom cotton reads like this. the dems tax holiday is a gimmick worth 18 cents a gallon or 6% of the increase in gas since biden took office meant to cover up that stem policies that restricted supply and raised cost. democratic argument from fuhrman is this. >> i don't think it's a good idea. if you do it at the national level there is nothing that says that the companies pass the savings on. they could keep the extra profit for themselves. >> president biden is blaming putin and oil companies. chevron is responding. your administration is largely sought to criticize and at times vilify our industry. these actions are not beneficial to meeting the challenges we face and are not what the american people deserve. president biden appears unphased. >> president biden: i didn't know they get their feelings hurt that quickly. look, we need more refining capacity. this idea that they don't have oil to drill and to bring up is simply not true. >> these big oil ceos are invited to the white house tomorrow. but president b

. >> senator tom cotton said more than 50 across the country following dozens of the attacks against pro life organizations and churches, the fbi says it's taking action "fbi is investigating a series of attacks and threats targeting pregnancy resource centers, faith-based organizations across the country. fbi takes all threats seriously and we will work closely with our law enforcement partners and will remain vigilant." and senator cotton saying biden's attorney general should resign on the inaction of the 50 attacks across the country in recent weeks, he writes "if you are unwilling to protect americans from these attacks you should resign. in my opinion, you should resign in any case." and top republicans are calling on the attorney general to shut down the protests at homes of the supreme court justices after the attempted murder of justice brett kavanaugh. no mention in the bill of the attack on kavanaugh. supreme court justice sotomayor spoke yesterday, she was not asked about the protest or the attack on her colleague. >> i think we have to have continuing faith in the court

ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley, ron desantis and tom cotton all dropping hints of a potentialial run, president trump teases a comeback in 2024. charlie hurt, washington times opinion editor and charlie, great to see you. so both mike pompeo and nikki haley, they were headliners at a faith and freedom coalition event in nashville. they will not make up their mind about running until after the midterms, maybe after the first of the year but does not sound like they are going to wait to see what former president trump will do. specifically mike pompeo saying the field doesn't have to wait for the former president to make a decision. what do you think? >> yeah, and i think he's right about that. i think they are probably very smart to start laying the ground work for whatever happens, whether president trump gets back into the race or not. it's always smart to sort of establish those relationships and make your arguments, fine tune your arguments now, which i think is what they are doing. i don't know that all of these people that are sort of signalling their interest in running

. >> dana: fox news alert here senator tom cotton calling on attorney general garland to resign for failingttacks targeting churches and pro-life pregnancy center. jane's revenge claims to have carried out some of them. >> good morning. that includes more than 50 attacks on pro-life groups and houses of worship since the leak of the roe v. wade case. jane's revenge declared open season on pro-life groups and organizations promising to take increasingly drastic measures against oppressive infrastructures and prompted senator cotton to call for attorney garland's resignation over inaction in demanding that group be investigated as a terrorist organization. writing in a lefter quote if you are unwilling to protect americans from these attacks you should resign. although in my opinion you should resign in any case. the d.o.j. responded this morning in a statement telling fox news the f.b.i. is investigating a series of attacks and threats targeting pregnancy resource centers and faith based organizations across the country. the f.b.i. takes all threats seriously and we continue to work closely

senator tom cotton tweeted the dem's so-called gas tax holiday is a gimmick, 6% of the increase in gas since biden took office, meant to cover up that they are restricting supply and raised costs. and former president obama's chair of economic advisers is questioning it. >> i don't think that's a particularly good idea. if you do it at the national level, nothing that says that the companies need to pass the savings on. they could just keep the extra profit for themselves. >> jacqui: obama once called a gas tax holiday a gimmick to allow people in washington to pat themselves on the back without much of a return, and the treasury secretary said it's unclear how much americans could benefit, because federal taxes are lower than state taxes and a worry it could increase demand, thereby increasing inflation. and the federal gas tax revenue is used for infrastructure maintenance. president biden brushed off concerns it's going to impact projects. >> giant, giant, 1.2 -- $1,200,000,000,000 dollars. >> worth it for you -- >> sure, it's not like before. look, it will have some impact. but it'

tom cotton sits on the judiciary committee, he writes roe was a tragic mistake, taking from the american people and their elected representatives a deeply moral question the supreme court has finally corrected this mistake. congressional democrats, no surprise here. they have used the ruling to galvanize voters in november and help them to expand their control in congress. they want to break that senate filibuster and codify roe v. wade as the president called for this morning. here is house speaker nancy pelosi about those plans. >> there is a plan, and that plan is to win the election, hopefully to get two more senator so we can change the obstacles to passing laws for the good of our country. make no mistake in it's all on the ballot in november. supreme court has ended a constitutional right. >> so dick durbin has announced a hearing will take place on this ruling on july 12th, but any legislative action, sandra, like blowing up the filibuster or packing the court, talk of that, that's going to run into a dead end. what house democrats have not done yet, and this is important, is app

we have tom cotton, pence, pompeo, desantis, and let's be real, trump spent $8.7 trillion in four yearsmore than any president ever spent in that amount of time since roosevelt, and he was fighting two world wars. trump enriched himself in the white house, manipulated stock market like nobody ever has -- manipulated the stock market like nobody ever has. he had 36 seats in the house, enough in the senate, he promised the wall and turned it down. p enabled the aca -- he enabled the aca, something else he promised to get rid of. host: in light of what you said, what do you think about the current hold the president has on the party or the influence he has? caller: i think that's just party ignorance. i really do. i think people don't really read into what this guy was. i mean, the only people that got enriched was his son-in-law with a $2.6 billion equity deal with no experience in equity with the saudis, with mnuchin, 1.6 billion dollars with the on an equity deal, and his daughter, who got all kinds of patents out of china. host: wants to marry in dallas, texas -- let's go to mary in da

caller: you mean to tell me all these people -- [indiscernible] --tom cotton -- [indiscernible] -- thisan been doing it for years. [indiscernible] host: did you watch yesterday's hearing specifically? caller: yeah. this lady is 26 years old. you got grown men in the senate and congress for years. this 26-year-old lady come out and these people still going -- [indiscernible] -- the lie this man told. host: in a related story, as of late yesterday when it comes to investigations by the committee, politico reporting john eastman, the architect of the last-ditch bid to subvert the election has dropped the lawsuit aimed at blocking the select committee from obtaining his phone records in a file, tuesday voluntarily dismissing the suit saying he had been assured they were only seeking his call log, not the content of any messages held by verizon, his carrier. the committee has long maintained they lack authority to obtain message content. last week, fbi agents seized his phone as part of a doj inspector general investigation related to the 2020 election and earlier this month, he was ordered

one notable one from senator tom cotton who says it was a tragic mistake taking from the american peoplequestion. the supreme court corrected this mistake and i highly commend the millions of americans who toiled for years to achieve this victory for unborn life and self-government. bottom line is democrats are unhappy about this. republicans are very happy about this was we are waiting to hear reaction from the white house and the president specifically to this reaction. we expect something will come today, very soon. stuart: congressman walt's and tammy bruce, thank you for the coverage of the last few minutes. we will stay on the story as it continues to develop. we will check the markets fast. the roe versus wade decision has no impact on the financial markets at all, complete separation there. that is 2%. we have a rally on wall street, back after this. dad, when is the future? um, oh wow. um, the future is, uh, what's ahead of us. i don't get it. yeah. maybe this will help. so now we're in the present. and now... we're in the future. the all-electric chevy bolt euv with available s

senator tom cotton says yes. >> for democrats, who have these green new deal fantasies, $5 a gallon gast an accident. it's not an unintended consequence. it's very much the intended consequence. they want gas to be high. they want you out of your pickup truck or minivan and get in electric vehicles or scooters or mass transit or whatever it is they ride around washington. it's not the way most arkansans and americans live. >> brian: they go around private jets or suvs. i don't think their suvs are electric. could this be something that the democrats are actually pleased by but they know they are facing an election in a few months and they are about to get pummeled unless they come up with an answer. their answer is blame oil and gas companies for making windfall profits which is just belies the fact of how the industry works. >> steve: when you look at that -- the tweet that started this conversation. it's about the robust recovery. this president did what any president would do coming out of a pandemic. remember, we turned off the economy completely. nobody went to work for a while. an