wall street journal. and i say, hi, i'm mary and i just wrote this book and i thought if i hear anything back it will be a miracle. i swear it was the most gratifying thing because every last person because of wallace carroll -- he passed away in 22 wrote me back and said, you need to get this out. this is wonderful. we need to remember what wallace carroll was and the message he taught us and the influence he made in a very quiet way. on a generation of generalists. so that's one story that i wanted to get out and then the last is that, it goes to when you are a college student and you don't really know what you are doing and you are nervous and anxious. i was working as an intern at the wall street journal -- sorry at the winston salem journal. not even close. and i was sitting in the corner and i was really nervous and not knowing what i was doing and i was in the newsroom and that time, it was very busy and noisy and everybody -- it was full and running in and out and all of a sudden everything got qu

i was working as an intern at, the wall street journal. and so at winston-salem journal, i never made it to the wall street journal. not even close. i always got confused. actually, i did. okay. and you? i was sitting in the corner and i was really nervous, you know, not knowing what i was doing. i was in the newsroom in that time. you know, it was very busy, noisy and everybody, it was full and meeting deadlines, running in and out. and all of a sudden, everything quiet. and i thought, what's going on and i looked around and in the newsroom had stood up and i went, what? you know? and i looked down and wallace carroll had walked in the back door. and as soon as he walked in, he didn't say anything. everybody working and stood up and was just like this. and i told story to donald graham, who is wonderful. he knew a wallace carroll and he's helped a lot. the book the intern in there. yeah, he was an intern there. he loved this because he said boy reference in newsrooms is pretty scarce. you know, i will i know one thing. there was one that h

if you haven't read that wall street journal review you really ought to. he went to work for the new york times in 1981. i was 18 years after mr. carroll had left. he said they would still ask questions of what would wally do? it was a huge impact he had there. he wrote in 1968 one of the landmark influential editorials in the winston-salem journal on the vietnam war. mr. carroll was a cold warrior. he grew up with the atchinson's and the george canons and for those of you who were not around it really did split the country. the democrats were split two. the cold warriors and the others were back to the stone age and he wrote this editorial that came not from the left but basically argued it was not an american issue. you can describe it but what was so influential was his good friend showed it to lyndon johnson and two weeks later lyndon johnson announced he was not going to run for re- election and try to focus on ending the war. can you tell us more about that? >> it's true. i think it was the thing he was most famous for because when he wrote editorial

street journal." you look at other "wall street journal" articles. they talk about strong job numbers, that wages are outpacing inflation, that americans are getting, quote, another raise because of this economy. another "wall street journal" -- again, again, i'm sorry, republicans, rupert murdoch's "wall street journal," there's another article recently that talks about how, despite what every economist has been saying over the past couple years, the united states' economy looks like it is going to be able to stick the landing. it is going to have a smooth recovery without a recession. again, all good news. but there is this massive disconnect. you look at people giving high disapproval numbers on the economy. 37% approve. 59% disapprove. katty, in other polls, 74% of americans say that their economic situation is good. you look at inflation. the numbers are upside down. inflation is cooling. it's just absolutely incredible. improving infrastructure, he passes a bipartisan infrastructure bill, like a massive, record-breaking infrastructure bill. he's

i've laid out why in a "wall street journal" op-ed and otherwise. would i have held onto those documents? no, i would not have. do i think it's an illegal behavior under other statutes? no, i do not. i'm worried we're inching in a dark direction for this country. i don't want to see another day like january 6th in this country, but i think the way we're going to get there is by moving this nation forward not by engaging in -- vengeance-driven prosecution to eliminate one man from running, becoming some sort of banana republic. that's not how we should do things in the united states of america, and i say this as somebody who was in some of these recent national polls, polling second. it would be easier for me if donald trump were eliminated from competition. that is why it's particularly important for me to state with clarity that on principle i'm still against seeing him eliminated that way, and that's why i have been so vocal about this. >> george: you find his actions abhorrent around january 6th. you said he was wrong to take the classified infor

if you ask some of the rank and file voters who are loyal to trump, "the wall street journal" is the elite that they often rail against and rebel against. but i think "the wall street journal" editorial page makes the same concerns that we've heard from others, but again, in a primary, that is not what voters are prioritizing. it's trump. >> no question about it. donald trump has certainly remade the republican primary electorate. we'll see what he does in the general election if he gets the nomination. coming up on the cusp of a major ruling will mark meadows succeed getting his case moved to federal court and what does that mean for his former boss? we'll discuss next. ( ♪ ♪ ) ♪ please don't go ♪ ♪ please don't go ♪ ♪ please don't go ♪ ♪ please don't go ♪ ♪ don't goooooo! ♪ ( ♪ ♪ ) ♪ don't go away ♪ ( ♪ ♪ ) ♪ please don't go ♪ before and bath fitter. before and bath fitter. if you have a fore bath, now's the time to call bath fitter to get a beautul after. with our unique tub over t process, there's no mess or stres spend smart on a beautiful new bath done right backed by a lifetim

cheryl: i want to move on to the wall street journal poll. it's pretty conclusive and extensive.the only 37% of voters approve a president biden's handling of the economy, 59% disapprove. congressman as we were discussing with our panel in the last segment is about kitchen table issues in the economy how americans are feeling and they also feel the president at this point, his age is a big concern in this pool, your reaction? >> i think his age is a concern, look at him you can tell he's somewhat feeble and he does not exude any confidence. to me it's not just about his agents about his policies, his policies are her windows for here in the united states but also around the world. we are not respected the way we should be respected around the world and it's all due to president biden and his policies, i don't think the low approval rating is so much his age as a handling of the economy in the kindling of the presidency in general, here domestically and around the world. cheryl: liz peek's onset and we were talking about not just the issue of china and the g20, president biden's n

that's according to the "wall street journal." a six year contract. the volume for the ports of los angeles and long beach fell by nearly a quarter the first six months of this year compared to 2022. police in suburban houston are not saying what caused a driver do plow through a wall busy east texas restaurant it. happened late this morning in rosenburg. 23 people were hurt. there were some severe injuries. but police say they do not appear to be life-threatening. the driver of the suv was not injured. ♪ >> mike: a hospital in birmingham, alabama turned into a crime scene early this morning after a shooting there following a deadly incident a short time earlier. madeline rivera has the story from our southeast bureau. hello, madeline. >> hey, mike. three victims were on their way to the er after being shot, then when they got to the hospital, they were shot at again. police haven't confirmed if the two attacks are connected but they don't think this is random. >> we believe that this incident was a targeted attack; however, we do

according to the "wall street. journal." follow as confirmed cyber breech.the commerce secretary who. just returned from china. >> they did hack me, which was. unappreciated to say the least. i brought it up, clearly, put it. right on the table. >> president biden leaves this. week for meetings in india and. vietnam. >> reminded i have got go. literally around the world. >> chinese leader xi will not. attend the g-20. but the president says they will. catch up. >> i am disappointed. i'm going to get to see them. >> we don't know what the. president is going to getting at. there getting to see xi. xi does not plan go india at all. and there is no meeting set up. at least that we know about at. the president's next stop in. hanoi, vietnam. a few days later. mike? >> mike: peter doocy starting us. off later on the white house. north lawn. peter, thanks. ♪ >> mike: critics who see former. president trump with big leads. in the polls are considering. another approach to defeating. him. there are growing attempts to. bar mr. trump from the 2024. ballot. correspond

presidential election, like election interference another trick used by radical left the "the wall street journal" editorial board out with a new op-ed on this exact top say removing mr. trump by fiat would also deny voters us the constitutional right for the candidate of their choice, this is aside from -- mr. smith the special prosecutor accuses mr. trump of violating, flats would arguably commit same offense section 3 elizabeth of the 14th amendment, and what journal argues about instead of letting voters decide who should be on the at about they are trying to use law basically barking up wrong tree this section as aimed at confederates who had taken arms up against the union. liz: the idea is yeah if you acted against government involved in insurrection call that it your disqualified from running i think a big message to flats should be hey if you are so sure you can win this election,why don't you win the election why don't you just have everyone go out vote against donald trump, that presumably will win this is kind of stupid no one charged a former president with insurrection, or anything

the "wall street journal" does have a warning. they say the republican peril is more than one 1/2 times as many voters say the indictments make them less likely to vote for mr. trump than more likely. this reflects the tilt of independent voters as well as the 16% of gop voters that say the indictment makes them less likely to vote for mr. trump. i mean, getting past the hurdle of the primary is one thing. when you get to the general, it's a different ball game. >> yeah, the number of among all voters is 37% are less likely to vote for donald trump because of the indictments. 24% say they're more likely. the more likely, that 24% are overwhelmingly republican. the 37% are largely democrat and significantly end. you know, you go into a general election with independents going against you, strongly because of the indictments, that's a problem for the republican nominee, if it's donald trump, again, you know, it's not going to get any better. the new york hush money thing may go by the wayside. these other cases are very serious and

he is a national security reporter for the wall street journal, where he's invested. get to work often focuses on the former soviet union. his new book centers on a young american missing in russia. was it a personal quest gone wrong or related to his work for the fbi? first will be in conversation with susan glasser. glasser is a staff writer for the new yorker and the author of its weekly letter from trump's washington, as well as the cnn global affairs analysis. so please join me in welcoming brett forrest and susan glasser. so. well. thank you so much. can you guys hear me? yes or no? i think it's on. on. all right. i'm going to do this up. all right. what about this? yes, this is better. okay. well, thank you so much. i have to say, i am delighted to be here with brett because it is a terrific book. you know, i can shamelessly hock it since, you know, that's not really as appropriate for him. but i can tell you that it is just an incredible yarn and most importantly, a real feat of reporting. it is also a nice break on a friday night. i've just come from reading

"the wall street journal" is not my friend. now, here's what "the wall street journal" and zoe lofgren are missing. i am the only person ever charged with this alleged crime, okay? as a senior white house adviser. >> bannon was a former official, but okay. >> no, no, i was -- >> he wasn't in the white house at the time okay. >> he wasn't even close to the white house at the time. he left the white house in august of 2017. i was there at the time. so let me give you the flip around quick here, ari. suppose trump's back in office, the republicans consolidate power in the house and matt gaetz, who's been on your show lately and you guys look like you have been having fun doing it, suppose he's the speaker of the house and they form a select committee to investigate joe biden on the economy, afghanistan, the border, and other things. and they subpoena every single senior white house adviser in the former biden white house along with the white house legal counsel. now, is it your position and zoe lofgren's position that they should g

joining us now, white house reporter for "the wall street journal," ken thomas.eir ages, which we just mentioned, your paper, "the journal," in its poll also compared biden and trump on a number of other topics. tell us a few of the areas where biden fairs better than trump with these perspective voters. >> yeah, biden is viewed more favorably on issues like honestly and likability, but there are a lot of trouble spots here in this poll. you mentioned the head-to-head being what it is, but when you look at the economy, for example, the president's ratings are very low, under 40% approval. much lower when it comes to inflation. then when you dig deeper into the numbers and you look at the comparison with trump, i think that's very concerning for this white house. voters seem to give higher marks to trump in terms of his past accomplishments. they also give trump better numbers in terms of the direction of the country, having a vision for the country. so i think as a result, you're starting to see more of a contrast between president biden when he's out on the stum

hostage, the latest innocent he american civilian hostage taken by the russian government is a "wall street journal" reporter,t a young man just 31 years old. his name is evan gerschkovich. and as the "wall street journal" puts it in their headline now, quote, putin wants his hit man back. meaning the kremlin is now kr signaling that if the united states wants to ever get evan, s this innocent american reporter hostage out of russia, or maybe some other western hostages, some other american hostages they're holding, maybe u.s. marine veteran paul whelan, if the u.s. ever wants any of those people back, the kremlin is now signaling that they want some kind of trade that will give them back the swing set mountain bike assassin from berlin. they want their russian special forces fsb hit man out of prison in germany. not because he didn't assassinate a guy in broad a daylight in a public park in germany, but because they asked him to do it. he was just doing his job for the russian government, and now they would like him back. so they'll take american t hostages in order to get him back. it's not even

that same wall street journal poll has 73% o

. >> you have "the wall street journal" there. >> "wall street journal" editorial page, jonathan lemire. >> we're going to jump right to this. >> donald trump afraid to debate. >> definitely. >> "the wall street journal" asks a question, lead editorial, why is donald trump afraid to debate they go through a series of things, but the bottom line is, they complete by saying, "mr. trump's advisers may be telling him not to appear, should he say something that hurts his legal defense, but that's a sign of weakness, not strength, and he'll have to answer those questions eventually what is former president afraid of?" asks "the wall street journal" editorial page. >> it's the right question obviously, it does a disservice to voters, republican voters, our democracy, if he doesn't participate in the debates he should, period, full stop right now, they're sending no signal that he will. he skipped the first debate. he showed no slippage in the polls. in fact, his lead has only grown. he is not going to participate next week, partially because of a personal animosity he has against the ronald re

attorney david rivkin was one of the interviewers in the wall street journal piece, and also a lawyerournal interview suggests that its release was coordinated with mystery of kin's efforts to block our inquiry. mr. rivkin's counseled by leonard leo with regard to the judiciary committee's investigation into mr. leo's action to facilitate gifts of free transportation and lodging that justice alito accepted from paul singer and robin or cooley the second in 2008. justice alito's opining, apparently, at the behest of his friend and ally's lawyer, prompts of an argument being used to block inquiry into undisclosed gifts and travel received by justice alito. at the end, justice alito is the beneficiary of his own improper opining. this implicates cannon to be, strictures against improperly using one's office. to further a personal interests of justice, obstructing a congressional investigation that implicates his own conduct. joining us now, democratic senator, sheldon whitehouse of the great state of rhode island, where i spent some of my labor day weekend. he has a member of the judicia

this from the wall street journal delving into those charges. the indictment alleges that hunter biden knowingly lied and said he was not addicted to drugs when he purchased the gun in october 2018 and that he possessed the firearm illegally. he faces a maximum penalty of 25 years in prison but he would likely serve far less than that. the white house has maintained it is not involved in bidens legal matters in the president has never discussed them with the justice department. that from the wall street journal. plenty of reaction on capitol hill. the official filing of these charges being handed out by a grand jury. this is congressman andy bates, republican from arizona, saying the hunter biden indictment is a move to make you think the doj is fair. they are trying to protect him from way more serious charges coming his way. tax charges not yet filed against hunter biden. here is more reaction from capitol hill. rick scott from florida is to mandate real justice in the prosecution of hunter biden, and while these indictments are better than wh

new "wall street journal" poll, they are not happy about bidenomics.terday he gave a labor day speech talking about bidenomics, come up with a new catch phrase. there was huge republican report put together in july by republicans, under president biden since he came into office, inflation is up 16.6%, grocery prices up 20% and those filling up your gas pump, you will come back to higher prices and oil is not pushing up again. problems the president will not get better and there is no plan. all they are doing is running on false truths. he did it again yesterday. i have created 13.5 million jobs. no, you did not, nine million of the jobs came back after the pandemic. they were eliminated during the pandemic. the numbers bare out this is not working and this is a scathing poll from the "wall street journal," i think for the biden administration. >> emily: remember that scene in the original "top gun" the guy is i'm holding on too tight, i've lost the edge. this president is essentially white washing numbers, he is holding on far past the time he should.

if we look at that polling from "the wall street journal," it's looking like it's more and more like over. "the wall street journal" editorial board making the argument that would not be a smart move to invoke the 14th amendment. i want to read for you why. they say if mr. trump does somehow regain the presidency, in part because democrats insist on renominating a weak president biden, the normal checks and balances will exist. the consequences are likely to be worse for democracy and its institutions than trusting voters and 234 years of sturdy constitutional emmre. what do you make of this? >> don't make me agree with the "wall street journal" editorial board. i hate to be in that position. i respect others who made this argument. it maybe it would have been stronger on january 7, 2021, than now. it would feel less political. as a practical matter, regardless of what you think about the legal merits of this argument, i think there are a lot of things that would very much work in the disfavor of our democracy. i think the response on the right would be huge. i don't think it's going

that according to the "wall street journal." $29 billion, in january. here we are, some 9 1/2 -- 10 months later 90 billion valuation possible share sale according to the journal. does that speak to a bubble at all to you how would you read that when we're looking at the performance of a.i. related stocks, when you're deciding whether to get on board that train, which has run away from a lot of people, speaks to the performance chase et cetera. how do you view that as a wealth planner? >> so there is two different ways to look at it if i was able to get that valuation and triple my company in the course of that short time period, they would be crazy not to bring it to market. we have seen the ipos working over the past week, i don't think they have to any great extent so i don't know how much wall street would embrace it. there is a sucker born every minute we saw meme stocks, we saw nfts, talking about a.i. being the next bubble if that comes out to market at that price, i wouldn't buy it, but others would. >> do you feel like there is a bubble in this

why, in 2019 -- swing set assassination is back in the news today, back in the pages of the wall street journal today. because, the latest american hostage, the latest innocent american hostage taken by the russian government's wall street journal reporter, a young man named evan gershkovich, as the wall street journal puts in their headline, now, putin wants his hitmen back. meaning, the kremlin is now signaling, if the united states wants to ever get evan gershkovich, if the united states wants to get this innocent american reporter hostage out of russia, or maybe some other western hostage or american hostages they are holding, maybe u.s. veteran marine paul whelan, if the u.s. ever once any of those people, back then the kremlin is now signaling they want some kind of trade that will give them back the swings that mountain bike assassin from berlin. they want their russian special forces fsb hitmen out of prison in germany. not because he did not assassinate it guy in broad daylight in a public part in germany, but because they asked him to do it. he was just doing his job for the russian g

a new wall street journal reveals more than 100 instances of chinese nationals posing as tourists to breach u.s. military sites. the alarming report. >> sandra: first white house correspondent peter doocy, live in the briefing room. so, xi jinping is opting out. we are about to hear from jake sullivan. set to preview the president's trip, peter? >> yeah, and sandra, president biden said over the long weekend he's disappointed xi is not going to show up at the g20. the folks you talk to around here say the president means he is disappointed. they had a nice meeting in indonesia on the sidelines of the summit there, and a couple months later there are spy craft over the u.s. and things have not been so good. and the president will see him, although we are told there is no plan for biden and xi to get together at the g20. so, that's going to make it a lot easier for china not to make a big commitment to the climate change goals, and no questions about the wall street journal story on the so-called gate crashers, reports of 100 or so chinese nationals posing as tourists and trying to get

he said "wall street journal" coined the phrase. i brought in jerry baker in the days the president start evidence using bidenomics from the "wall street journal" and he said it was originally used to describe what was a government picking winners and losers, a situation the federal government should not be putting themselves into. they seem to be owning this and we know that when the president speaks a few moments from now, there is good data out there and they will likely present that to the american people as a result of their policies. what do you expect we are going to hear and sort of how should the country digest what that is? >> to be fair, the job market is still strong, sandra, no question about it. there are jobs out there. if i were writing that speech for joe biden i would be talking about the fact that there are jobs available for americans. that's a good thing. i never root against the american economy. the stock market. you cover this a lot. has been on a tear lately. that's good news. but i think it's hard to persuad

a lot of inequality issues with global economics -- and i was there at the wall street journal until n the beginning of 2017. host: did you find being a reporter the man on the street help you become the man on the street? guest: yes. -- profoundly so. i think a lot of people could do a walk exactly like this any gender, race, and i could go on. -- on to some length about that aspect. but also being a reporter and having traveled around the world is much as i have existing kind of natural and a little easier. host: eddie from tucson, arizona wants to know that not being on twitter for 20 days help with this restoration in faith of america. guest: i did. i went on twitter and i have a whole thread that people can look up under my twitter feed. it is all 76 or so tweets on the way that were my little excursion along the way. a lot of people at the time found quite magical because we were just coming out of the first winter of covid. very few people were kind of out and about and on the road. i walked out my door right after i got my second vaccine. the world for that brief spell was ope

even when, that morning, you had "the wall street journal" editorial page on that. wall street journal," you had a story about how donald trump committed such massive fraud, he may lose his license to do business in the state of new york. his primary place of business. nobody talked about that. >> you know, joe, what was interesting to me, and you pointed it out and were talking about it last hour, is "the wall street journal" yesterday and the fact that, you know, a lot of people in politics and government have been talking about it. we've been talking about it. the threat to general milley that was made. it didn't come up last night, nor were any of the contestants, and they are contestants, asked about it last night. yesterday and over the weekend, i spoke to two people. one really skilled at executive security, working for the government, for years working for the government. he has access to intelligence reports about threats to the nation, threats to individuals, and he ended the conversation by talking about the threat to general milley with a pause. he said,

six months ago tomorrow russia detained "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich on charges he journal say are false. his parents and sister join me next. >>> we're fortunate tonight to have an exclusive interview with parents and sister of "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich. tomorrow will mark six month since russia's detained him on accusations of trying to obtain state secrets. he and the journal denied the allegations. i'm joined by his sister, danielle gershkovich and parents ellen milman and mikhail gershkovich. first of all, how you all day ual holding up? >> well, after the initial shock, we came together, and we're holding hope for ourselves and for evan with the help of our friends, his friends, and "the wall street journal," and support from the journalists around the world. we are holding up and doing very well to show evan that we are strong. >> you were both able to see him. you've gone over twice to russia. you saw him in june. you were actually able to talk to him. >> yes. >> did you know in advance that you were going to be able to talk to him? >>

new wall street journal poll finding 73% of voters consider president biden too old to run for president. just 47% of voters say the same of former president trump. this is the same poll that's revealing that biden and trump are tied in a potential rematch if the 2024 presidential election was held today. a lot of this dozen tear on the -- does center on the economy in particular and bad ratings -- when it comes to the economy. and he's been selling bidenomics and according to the poll numbers the american voter is not buying that. >> they're not buying it. they don't so much view biden as being too old. i think it's a case of being too senile, too incompetent, too dim-witted, this is weighing against him. on the other hand, trump has his wits about him, he's lively, he can make it point quite clearly, whether you like it or not so there's a vast difference. the economy, people are unhappy with the economy. you just can't go by the data. that's what the average american is telling us. they sense that inflation is too high, prices are too high and if you look at energy prices, inflation's

cheryl: the wall street journal writes that president xi's tight control is hurting their growth in thatr reaction? >> well, cheryl, i think the wall street journal has got it right. i was a member of a u.s. senate delegation to china in 1979. we met with the premier. he was a collective leader, collective decision making where xi jinping is a one man band, makes all the decisions in a country as complex as china, everything has to flow to the top, it presence problems. so i think -- presents problems. i think the wall street journal is right in what they say. i think what we've got to do in terms of this is, i don't think you focus on intentions. we in the military, we focus ton capabilities. i pay a lot of attention to what our war fighting leaders in the indo-pacific, general jack keane, a mainstay on this program, gordon chang was on earlier, we've got to pay attention to capabilities and basically deter china and they need to understand that our navy can sink their navy. we need to beef that up. we don't want to if he cuss on intentions. -- focus on intentions. we want to focus on c

just one piece of the wall street journal poll 73% say the president is too old to serve again.you convince voters you are right for the job? >> i think it is a very big challenge for him. because most of the events he does right now are from the podium. they are from the white house or he does a ceremony. but voters went to see him, and feel him. this is not 2020. this is not the year of covid. i have not only driven across the country and back, i also spent a lot of time in different black community stunned by how they feel. they were part of an activist movement. but dealing with the same kind of problems everyone else is dealing with, inflation and the impact of gas prices are having. and their grocery bills. they are not only unhappy with the policies and the way that he appears to get to their problems they all say they are very concerned about his age. to the point they say he is too old. he shouldn't be president. the other thing that is really interesting and talking to the voters as voters are not looking for someone that is out of washington. they are looking more for

the "wall street journal" poll showing that just yesterday.just republicans who are more inclined to favor him, but independents and moderates as well. people do not view these as legitimate prosecutions. if you're not a democrat partisan, you tend to view this as a partisan prosecution that is scarier than any election contest. howard: laura, the general election may be a different story, much broader slice of america. but when with you have a former president who's well over 50% in the polls in a multi-candidate field, isn't that person the overwhelming favorite even in the face of these multiple indictments? >> absolutely. i, it's also how his base is responding. for trump the courtroom is the campaign, and that will be true moving forward through the primary season. we see that victimhood really is his platform, and his supporters are really leaning in. they truly believe him when he says that they're not fighting me, they're fighting you. and so they see this as their battle. and so as long as he has that base galvanized behind him, as lo

bill mcgurn from the "wall street journal." andy mccarthy is back with us, former assistant attorney and fox news contributor. great to have you with us once again. what about this push back? you hear the pushback from president trump, this -- that this is sort of the only charge david weiss has attached himself to that doesn't connect to president biden. you can see similar sentiment coming from james comer on the hill. are they making a good point? >> absolutely a good point. the most interesting and important information that has come out in connection with the investigation has been the information about foreign payments in to the biden family coffers. look, the hunter biden gun case is an interesting case. it's not really of great national consequence other than the fact that he happens to be the president's son. the other conduct, we're talking about tens of millions of dollars connected to regimes that are both corrupt and anti-american that ended up in the pockets of the biden family and networks explicitly sold under w

that was a great attempt by the "wall street journal" to get him to debate.know, i'm no fan of donald trump, but if you're ahead by 40 points, there's no reason to debate it's only going to present a risk to you. so i don't see that donald trump is now going to debate i thought that might be different in the last debate the question was whether he could resist not being on the stanl stage he clearly was able to resist being on the stage, and his lead is larger over his competitors than it was before the debate. why would he do it >> let's talk about who might fill the void, if indeed, there is a possibility for somebody to become second, who is not ron d dasha burns had an exclusive sit-down interview with vivek ramaswamy let me play a chunk of what he had to tell her. >> i think it is healthy for our country to have open, radically honest and candid conversations. >> you said at one point in one of your gaggles, i just sometimes say things off the cuff >> i'm just honestly answering off the cuff. >> how muchdid you literally mean what you say? because someti

today "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich is accused of spying while on a reporting trip in russia. gershkovich and "the wall street journal" say that's not true. he was not there to spy. he appealed his detention for the third time since he was arrested in march. the moscow court declined to hear his appeal. the court did not explain why and extended his detention through november with no trial date in sight. if convicted he faces up to 20 years in prison. >>> a financial hit for russell brand following rape and sex assault accusations. the online platform says brand violated creator responsibility policy and blocked him in an effort to protect the community. as a comedian turned influencer brand had more than 6 million subscribers. the bbc pulled some of brand's shows from its streaming services. brand has denied the sexual allegations saying all of his relationships were consensual. >>> tonight oakland leaders are expected to vote on a plan that may soon lead to a new soccer stadium to be built on the coliseum property. it would authorize a negotiating deal with the gro

. >> todd: "wall street journal" poll shows trump and biden tied in a general election match up despite not one, not two, not three, but four indictments against president trump. what is your take? >> biden has no advantage whatsoever and this beats well for president trump. look at republican voters, these indictments are politically driven and absolutely motivating their support for him. this looks good for president trump. >> carley: thank you for joining us. thousands of migrant children are expected to enter the new york city schools this week. a charter school group said they offered to upon had, but city hall is not calling them back, we are breaking it down. >> todd: to college basketball. wait, this was college football and one heck of an upset. >> making a house call with exclamation point on this one. down goes clemson, 28-7. >> todd: we'll show you how the unranked duke blue devils smoke the clemson tigers, when "fox and friends first" moves along. ♪ ♪ beer for breakfast, hangover fix. ♪ ♪ (fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than

"the wall street journal" looked at a bunch of qualities, which one has this quality in your mind?kability. a slight edge for biden on honesty. biden has the edge on is corrupt, and look where biden is here, mentally up to the job of being president? only 36% picking biden. too old to be president, and biden is older and look at this, 73 to 47 folks say biden is too old. i wonder if that is playing a role, too, and his approval rating is 42% for any incumbent will spell trouble for a re-election campaign. >> thank you. >>> let's bring in the former campaign manager for obama's 2012 re-election campaign, and strategist, susan. susan, your reaction to the republican race? looks like trump is running away with it? >> yeah, people are not making their difference between trump and themselves. take nikki haley or mike pence or desantis, they are afraid to throw a punch. at this point i am not sure it matters what they do, and with this point so many people in and they are happy being number two, it will not change those numbers. more importantly, the most important number that could move

that 59% is amongst the highest we've seen this primary season, even beyond "the wall street journal" up to 8% in "the wall street journal" poll. but when you're 51 points behind the leader, i'm not sure three points moving up really is that good of news. >> right. and you also have new data on what trump supporters think he should do if he's convicted in any of these trials that he's facing. what happens then? will he lose any of that base? >> keep running. that's what they want him to do if he gets convicted. stay in the race. 88%. you know, when you're polling nearly 60%, you can afford to lose 12% of your base. i'm not even sure those 12% of voters would actually leave him. the fact is we've already seen the four indictments. we may see a conviction although that probably wouldn't happen before the primary season came to a close. but the fact is even if one did, the majority, the vast majority of trump voters think he should stay in the race in such a case. >> and i guess we should turn to clarence thomas. he just released information about his trips with the billionaire harlan cr

that's according to the "wall street journal." the lawsuit could reportedly lead to the breakup of the company. >>> and the new york liberty's breanna stewart broke the wnba single season scoring record of 860 points last night. she scored 40 points in a win over the dallas wings and now has 885 with two games remaining. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new >>> it's wednesday, september 6th, 2023, this is "cbs morning news." the longest sentence yet for january 6th. former proud boys leader enrique tarrio gets more than two decades in prison. what he said at his hearing as he asked the judge for mercy. >>> september scorcher. how a late summer heat wave is disrupting back to school schedules. >>> and an historic impeachment trial gets under way. texas attorney general and prominent conservative ken paxton accused of corruption. ♪ >>> well, good morning, and goo to be with you i'm anne-marie green. we begin with the former leader of the far right extremist grou

the "wall street journal" reports a russian court declined to consider "wall street journal" reportern gershkovich's pretrial detention appeal. the 31-year-old u.s. citizen appeared in a moscow courtroom yesterday seeking to be released from jail ahead of his unscheduled trial. he was arrested in march on espionage charges. the court returned his case to a lower court citing unspecified procedural violations. the "journal" and the u.s. government deny the charges and have asked for his immediate release. >>> cbs boston reports on the death of a new england patriots fan during sunday night's game at gillette stadium. video that's too graphic to show reveals some of what happened in the stands during the game against the miami dolphins. witnesses say 53-year-old dale mooney got into a fight with a man wearing a dolphins jersey. the unidentified dolphins fan allegedly punched mooney who fell over and never regained consciousness. no one has been arrested, and authorities are investigating the incident. >>> and "the tampa bay times" says an amazon driver is in serious condition after bein

. >>> a russian court denying a newest appeal for the "wall street journal" reporter detained in russia. this is new video of evan gershkovich appearing in front of a judge this morning. back in march, russian officials arrested him on suspicion of spying. the "wall street journal" rejects the allegations, and the u.s. government says he's being wrongfully detained. the court denied his third appeal and has not give an reason why. no trial date has been set. at this point, gershkovich will be in detention until at least november. charges of spying carry up to a 20-year sentence. the u.s. continues to pledge its support. >> the u.s. position remains unwavering. the charges against evan are baseless. the russian government locked evan up for simply doing his job. journal is not a crime. >> right now, canadian-born former u.s. marine paul whelan also being held in russia on espionage charges. the russian court gave him a 16-year sentence. the u.s. says whelan has also been wrongfully detained. >>> i want to bring you some breaking news just into our newsroom. nbc bay area's skyranger over

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latest poll from "wall street journal" shows 37% approve af the president handling of the economy. >> steve: jackie issue the president said two things we do not understanding, regarding president xi, he said, i will see him anyway and i don't think there will be a strike. is he off script? is he making stuff up or does he know something we don't know? >> if i had the answer to that, i might have a krift cal ball in my hand. on meeting xi jinping, he said he will talk to him soon, he might meet with him in hanoy and biden met with shawn fane in july or august. what they were asking for and latest we got from the white house, they are calling on both sides to come to an agreement. the labor department has an acting secretary and white house plans to keep her there indefinitely. not a lot of information that is new. >> ainsley: they have to say that, the president has to say there is not going to be a strike, he knows that would be a disaster and the union guy, mr. fane has to say there will be a strike if we don't get these three i think thises. exactly, fane s these things come togeth

the wall street journal of germany's withdrawal from sending long-range missiles to ukraine announcedt the tauros long-range cruise missiles require the presence of german experts . as the american publication reported, berlin is worried about moscow's reactions regarding the increase of germany's cooperation with ukraine. the wall street journal also considers the disagreement of american officials about the sending of long-range missiles and the german prime minister's statement that the sending of military forces requires a parliamentary vote and does not allow the sending of more sophisticated weapons. the secretary general of the united nations has warned about a new nuclear arms race in the world. antonio guterres describing this approach as crazy, he said: nuclear weapons are increasing for the first time in the last few decades. he asked the countries that have nuclear weapons to remain faithful to their commitments regarding disarmament and not to use them under any circumstances. these statements are made while last week cnn reported the intensification of the underground nu

we also had bloomberg story confirming the wall street journal reports that china is looking to ban iphones in state firms and agencies. now that report is conforming -- confirming that it is seeking to expand that ban. it is not helping the suppliers of apple heading for a day of losses and that is dragging the sentiment in the rest of the region and not helping the case. the regions benchmark is headed for a third day of losses. the chinese indices also the negative territory. you can take a look at how they are faring today and this is despite the chinese trade a tuft that came in not as bad as feared. there is easing in export slump in the face of global demand pressures. these negative sentiment towards the chinese economy is not helping. the chinese currency either. let's take a quick look at how the yen is faring against the greenback, sitting at 7.33 against the u.s. d. there is weakness that despite the stronger-than-expected fixing from the pboc for yet another day, this is the longest run that we have seen, a record run, 54 days since bloomberg started a survey. the yen is steady