ron ziegler was the white house spokesperson at the time.he same kind of stuff, just ignoring reality. and then, of course, nixon resigned. do you think it's possible -- of course, the president may not resign, but that he'll come out and say i'm not going to run again? >> so here's the thing, i think that, you know, joe biden has worked for so long, over the course of more than three decades, to get to this point, to get to the presidency, and i think that he's not going to be someone who walks away from that position without having it sort of pulled away from him. democrat elites are kind of exercising their last opportunity at this moment, i think, over the past month to try to give him a path out. you saw that in the david ignatius washington post chum, you see it in the polling that has been released that shows him potentially losing to donald trump. you see it, i think, in some of the promotion of california governor gavin newsom by a lot of folks that would like to have him potentially as the candidate. but i don't think you're going

helena: the white house has called inquiry, quote, extreme politics at its worst. a white house spokespersong, house republicans have been investigating the president for nine months and have turned up no evidence of wrongdoing. his own gop members have said so. kherson -- he's now flip-flopped because he doesn't have support. iwth me -- with me now is our correspondent. first, how did all this come about? anthony: kevin mccarthy said in his brief speech this morning there was serious incredible evidence of presidential misdeeds any talked about joe biden being less than forthcoming of the knowledge he had with his son hunter's dealings. some of the foreign money that had been directed towards hunter biden, some was flagged by the treasury department as suspicious. in his view that was enough that now is the time to start these proceedings in order to give these committees that are doing the investigation more power to issue subpoenas and get documents to compel testimony. courts look at this and think, is there an impeachment investigation? is there is, it will give the investigation more l

a white house spokesperson calling the inquiry, quote, extreme politics at its worst.news tonight out of maui. most of the west side of the island will reopen to travelers next month. >> visitors were encouraged to stay away from that part of the island after devastating wildfires tore through the popular tourist town of la hina and killed at least 115 people. officials say they hope returning tourists will spend money to help the region recover other parts of maui have been receiving guests since mid august, avoiding the burn area. the region will officially reopen travelers on october 8th. >> back here in the bay area, we're a look. a bird's eye view there of the bay from our mount tam cam or standing by with a look at the week ahead. yeah, you know, we're going to see these temperatures kind of warming up a bit as we get toward the weekend, probably heading the other direction. so go enjoy the sunshine while we haven't today turned out to be a beautiful day. we have some patchy fog this morning. most that mix out of right along the coastline. still some patchy fog,

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. >> reporter: the white house spokesperson from the white house counsel's office is saying that comer focusing on the government shutdown. he says they should focus -- meaning comer and judiciary chairman jim jordan -- on doing their jobs to avoid economic disaster, not these partisan d.c. games that have nothing to do with helping americans' lives, end quote. the oversight committee not expected to make any moves to launch a formal impeachment tomorrow the, they're still gathering the facts. but could this lead to an impeachment? absolutely. we'll see how far republicans want to take this over the coming weeks and months. david: david, thank you very much for that. sean duffy joins me now. no evidence! no evidence, no connections, etc. $250,000 wired to hunter at joe's address when he was at joe's address by a chinese businessman related to hunter. jonathan lee is his name, whose daughter received a personal college recommendation from biden. i mean, talk about connecting the dots, there are a lot there to connect. >> well, there was no evidence of donald trump colluding with russia,

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a statement posted on social media by white house spokesperson ian sands said, quote, house republicans they've turned up no evidence of wrongdoing. his own gop members have said so. he vowed to open a vote to open impeachment, now he flip-flops because he doesn't have support. extreme politics at its worst. that's in line what we've heard from the biden white house as they pushed back as floated the impeachment inquiry over the last few weeks. and really, this is a moment that the white house, while they do not welcome it, it is something they've been bracing for quite sometime. dating back all the way to when house republicans took over that control in that chamber in congress. the white house has been ramping up their teams, hiring lawyers, communication experts, legislative aides, to try to prepare for an onslaught of republican investigations that now could transition into an impeachment inquiry. and, certainly, this will present a challenge for the white house going forward, as they are heading into an election campaign and as an inquiry could potentially extend into 2024. but for

white house correspondent mike memoli. is the white house addressing this impeachment inquiry in. >> reporter: the white house hasn't been shy about blasting what one white house spokesperson said conspiracy theory attacks on president biden coming from house republicans and pointing out why the so-called everyday they were presenting fell short of a smoking gun. today we're seeing something of a different approach. a split-screen strategy, calling out republicans for what they're doing versus what they should be doing which is avert a government shutdown. describe wag the economic fallout of a shutdown would be. calling this hearing a distraction. it's worth noting that the white house is leaning on some of those house democrats in the committee itself to really rebut the charges as they're occurring. >> mike, let me ask separately about politics, former president trump skipped the gop debate, went to rally in michigan with auto workers, president biden today is in arizona, it seems like there's reason they're in those states, they're starting to focus on the key states for 2024. >> reporter: yeah, last night republicans debate feels like an undercard as you see former pr

a white house spokesperson calls the inquiry, quote, extreme politics at its worst new at 10 governor newsom sitting down for a one-on-one interview with politico. >> reporter dennis shanahan gives us a breakdown of what was discussed during the sit-down. in a conversation that lasted about an hour. governor newsom covered a range of topics with politicos, california bureau chief. here are some highlights touching on topics that have been making a lot of news lately. >> so prominent silicon valley investors, some of these folks who, you know pretty well bought up huge plots of land and so on again, they want to build a there. what are you? think of their plan? i don't know enough about it. i'm eating them next week and i'll be candid with you. they start a little behind in my book. >> because of the fact that they let so much intrigue and so many questions. so there's a lot more doubt now and a lot less trust. and as a consequence of that, folks are asking me what the is going on in the fact the u.s. has a first question from there. the conversation moved on to homelessness. a portion

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a white house spokesperson says the administration has promoted responsible actions to protect public a deadly pandemic. consistent view remain social media platforms have to take effect, account of the effects of the platforms on the american people to make independent choices about the information they present. rachel: this is a big win at this level for free speech in america but can't forget how many people actually died because they were censoring because they wouldn't let people talk about other ways to treat covid. they wouldn't allow you to talk about ivermectin, or doctors who said lockdowns were a bad idea or shouldn't ask kids, kinds of things that happened and i think that has to be accountable, people have to be held accountable for what happens because of censorship. pete: they want to promote responsible actions can you can drive a truck, who decides what a response of election is? they want to do that. they certainly believe it should be within their purview to influence social media companies which i would bet it does get appealed. it is nice to feel when things get a

a white house spokesperson calls the inquiry, quote, extreme politics at its worst. >> and even a handful of house republicans are publicly opposed to impeachment inquiry over the weekend. colorado congressman ken buck, who's part of the conservative house freedom caucus that they're simply not enough evidence connecting the president to his son's dealings. we're not washington, raquel martin, back to you. pennsylvania state police and the u.s. marshal service say the scape inmate is now armed with a 22 caliber rifle. 34 year-old danelo couple kiante stole the gun. >> from a homeowner's garage. a fish say last night he encountered that homeowner who fired shots at him with a pistol. the fugitive grabbing a rifle that was leaning against a wall and then ran away and he was not hit by that gunfire. >> the s p responded and secured that scene. at that time. a green sweatshirt and white t-shirt believed to belong to calvacante were discovered near the edge of the driveway. perimeter was expanded to include that area, upwards of 500 law enforcement officers are engaged in securing the perimete

. >> a white house spokesperson responded to mccarthy's announcement saying, quote, house republicans have been investigating the president for nine months and they've turned up no evidence of wrongdoing. he called it a quote, extreme politics at its worth. mccarthy has promised to launch this impeachment with a floor vote and how you would know it was serious business. but since then, several republicans insinu ated they might not back the move or vote for it given the lack of evidence to support such a drastic action. so mccarthy opted instead to skip a floor vote. he is sending the inquiry straight to the house committees. and then there is the question as to why today. well florida republican congressman matt gaetz has been threatening to force a vote on the floor on whether to remove mccarthy as speaker if mccarthy stood in the way of impeachment inquiry. remember, gaetz was a thorn in his side when he was trying to secure the speakership, through 15 rounds of balloting. this was after gaetz had voted present on mccarthy's ballot vote for speaker after this exchange gaetz swapped

saying the white house centers for disease control, fbi, and surgeon general likely violated the first amendment and cannot coerce social media to stop content. and white house spokespersonn promoted what they call responsible actions related to health and safety, adding our consistent view remains that social media platforms have a critical responsibility to take account of the effects of their platforms they are having on the american people but make an independent choice about the information they present. so after the lower court ruling in july, the senator, eric schmidt, says the government has 0 business telling us what information we can see. >> the government has 0 business, 0 business telling you or i what we can see, when we can hear, and what we can believe. across the board, this administration has engaged in a vast censorship enterprise that out to scare every american who believes one of our fundamental rights is to speak our mind. >> when i asked the white house press secretary what relationship right now the federal government has with social media companies, and she could not answer directly that question. back to you. >> sandra: very interesting. edward

to remove content and i will of the from with white house calls, this information related to covid-19 specifically, over vaccines white house spokespersonhat the consistent view remains the social media platforms critical response ability to take account of the effects of problems are having on the american people that make independent choices the information they percent in appeals court judge with it judges appointed by the republican presidents also through god, hello are court language thing the government could not contact the platforms directly and so the overall ruling sing the administration likely infringed on freedom of speech by americans in this issue seeping into the race for the republican presidential nomination. >> i don't know if we've had a presidential get it and this them and quoted opinions so this judges over the last year about technology companies and when they send entrances or content through the back door and a still state action in disguise. edward: the iso white house press secretary a few weeks ago" contact right now come is currently doing the federal media companies and she could not directly answer the q

a white house spokesperson calls the inquiry, quote, extreme politics at its worst. >> and even a handful of house republicans are publicly opposed to impeachment inquiry over the weekend. colorado congressman ken buck, who's part of the conservative house freedom caucus that they're simply not enough evidence connecting the president to his son's dealings. we're not washington, raquel martin, back to you. a new poll found that just over half of americans think that misinformation circulated by artificial intelligence. >> will affect the result of the 2024 presidential election. the axios morning consult poll found that 53% of respondents believed ai misinformation would play a role in deciding the winner of the upcoming race for the white house. those who voted for former president donald trump in 2020 were twice as likely to i will diminish their trust in election results than those who cast a ballot for president joe biden. and it was google versus the united states and now washing dean, dc federal courtroom today. the tech company is fighting the justice department in antitrust litiga

a white house spokesperson responded this way. he vowed to hold a vote to open impeachment. now he flip flopped because he doesn't have support. extreme politics at its worst. i think the impeachment inquiry is absurd. the american people want us to do something that will make their lives better and not go off on these chases and witch hunts. the speaker's move comes as he tries to negotiate a deal to keep the government open and fend off the hard line conservative faction of his party, either bring you into immediate total compliance or remove you. this is a baby step . following weeks of pressure from house conservatives to do more, we must move faster, mccarthy has been trying to figure out a way to balance between these two irreconcilable goals. he clearly decided today that he had to give the conservatives in his caucus something more than he had to date. while some republicans in the house and senate disagree with the decision, there are questions about the impact the inquiry will have on voters as we move closer to 2024. more traditional conservatives for the most par

. >> reporter: so white house spokesperson telling me the administration prompted, or promote what theyactions related to health and safety adding the president wants the companies to make independent decisions but the court was saying now and appeals court upheld that is not what was happening. back to you, david. david: law recognizer, edward lawrence thank you very much, edward. joining us now is steve hilton, fox news contributor and we should mention by the way, the bottom right of your screen, you see the president, he is now speaking in ainge coverage, alaska and of course, steve, he was justly i think criticized big time for not being in one of the attack sites of 9/11, first president since 9/11 not to be there. he was going to alaska presumably, originally to talk about his green energy plans and taking off some of the land that will be available for drilling but because of the pushback he is now primary talking about 9/11. that is what we're hearing but earlier, we have to point out that one of the reasons his numbers are falling so disasterously is because of things like wha

they are going on the offensive, and just yesterday white house spokesperson called it extreme politicsts worst. they point out the fact that republicans haven't been able to point to any wrongdoing, that they don't have enough evidence or any evidence for that matter, and so they are going in on this inquiry and saying what do you have to show for you, fine your own party can't get behind it? now we should note that this white house briefing actually started with the white house top economic adviser jared bernstein talking about the economy and then later national security spokesman john kirby talking about geopolitics so that goes to show that the white house didn't kick off responding to this impeachment inquiry. they kicked off with their agenda, and that's really what the white house plans to do and is continuing to do as they respond to the allegations as they come from republicans. >> yeah. manu one of the things that strikes me about this is the fact that there are republicans who are on significant committees that are currently investigating hunter biden's business dealings who

just as we were talking, i received the fifth nearly identical statement from a white house spokespersonce this hearing began noting the exact number of hours and minutes left until the shutdown and saying, nothing can distract this hearing from the impact that this shutdown could have. we are seeing the white house draw attention to nbc's polling showing a greater than 20 percentage point gap in the highly polarized times, between the number of americans who say they support, just under two in five support this impeachment, versus those who oppose it. there's the other split screen we are going to be seeing as this hearing drags on into the afternoon, between this hearing and what president biden is doing in arizona, giving a speech on democracy itself and showcasing, as you and i have seen, that relationship he had with a republican, senator john mccain. >> also describing the maga republicans as extremists. he is going after them. >> reporter: that's exactly right. this is comments we have hear president biden making in late, in closed-door fund-raisers. this is a high-profile opportu

the white house spokesperson for investigations ian sams added that kevin mccarthy is being to do the impeachment or the government will be shut down. it's red meat for the extreme right wing so they can keep attacking the president. the white house has said their investigation has turned up no evidence of wrong doing by the president. highlighting comments from republican house members that voiced skepticism over the plans. mccarthy says if there's no there there, the white house should have no issue with the probe. >> when the house wants to go to be able to get the documents from these shell companies, these shell companies have credit cards. we've never looked at them. i think the. would be happy to do this. >> this past weekend, i asked oversight and judiciary committee member russell frye in the economity had done anything. he told me this is more about speed and also strengthening subpoena compliance. the white house says they're going to seize on this to make their point about gop extremism, neil. >> neil: thanks for that, jacqui heinrich. so far does this go? this is almost a

lower court language saying the government could not contact the platforms directly, the white house spokespersonponsible actions related to health and safety adding are consistent view remains that social media platforms have a critical responsibility to take account of the effects of the pop forms are having on the american people that make independent choices about the information that they present. after the lower court ruling in july senator eric schmitt says the government has 0 business telling us what information we can see. >> all of this has been unmassed, you have agencies across the board that were working directly and coercing social media giants to center americans and violate the first amendment rights and that's of this case represents giddiness to a place or people can speak freely and openly without government censorship. >> a few weeks ago i asked in the white house press secretary has been unable to tell me what level of contact remains between social media companies in the federal government. stuart: thank you very much indeed. here's what we have mayor adams new york city on

you know, congressman, the white house spokesperson admitted that joe biden did attend hunter's businesse, because he loves hunter. when did the story change? up until now joe biden insists he knows nothing about hunter's business deals. >> liz, in 2019 candidate joe biden built a firewall that said i have no knowledge of what my son does for a living, i don't have any knowledge of his business dealing, and i never met any of his business associates. that was an outright lie. he gave his associates tours of the white house and had dinner with plenty of them. elena battarina was the first lady of moscow, married to the mayor of moscow, she's a billionaireess and oligarch. her husband was accused of corruption, she gave $3.5 million to hunter biden's shell companies, and a few months later she had dinner with biden at cafÉ milano. this is why we are come compelled to investigate more and find out the truth. elizabeth: final word, sam. does this get worse for the white house? >> i would hope it does. i mean, we'll see what happens. we are see where the trail goes. i hope that the committees

the white house saying it's discussing whether to send ukraine long-range army tactical missile systems or atacms for the first time to ukraine. the white house spokespersonling selina wang there hasn't been a discussion yet, but they're not off the table. earlier u.s. officials told abc news that the atacms are expected to be included in the next aid package. these missiles could allow ukraine to reach targets four times further away than the rockets that they have now, and this all as ukraine appeals to be making incremental gains in the south, and the ministry of defense saying the troops have advanced into the main russian defensive line. meanwhile, it's confirmed that a policeman was killed in yesterday's missile strike on a police station in kryvyi rih. yesterday dozens were injured. stephanie? >> stephanie: britt, thank you. >>> developments overnight in the georgia election interference case against former president trump. his chief of staff, mark meadows, losing his bid to move his case to federal court. abc news senior investigative reporter aaron katersky is here now. and, aaron, this is not the outcome meadows wanted. >> reporter: certainly no

. >> a white house spokesperson writing on social media responding to mccarthy's call for a formal impeachmentitics at its worst. all this as the house faces a fast approaching september 30th deadline to avert a government shutdown town, sources tell abc news mccarthy will try to win over members opposed to the impeachment investigation into biden by telling them this is simply an inquiry and not the same as voting to impeach the president at ike ejiochi, abc news, washington. >> in tennessee, five memphis police officers are now facing federal charges in the fatal beating of tyree nichols. a federal grand jury indicted the officers today on civil rights charges. nichols was beaten by officers after he fled from them during a traffic stop in january . he died shortly after the incident. the officers are also facing a federal civil lawsuit. all right. >> coming up, new details about that updated covid vaccine. yahoo's eligible and when you can get your sho or quality of life? you deserve both. and with kisqali, a treatment for people with metastatic breast cancer, you can have both. kisqali is

. >> reporter: white house spokesperson telling me that the administration prompted or promoted what related to health and safety adding the president wants the companies to make independent decisions but the court was saying now and appeals court upheld that is not what was happening. back to you, david. david: all right, you are lawrence, edward lawrence appreciate it. joining us now, steve hilton fox news contributor. we should mention by the way, bottom right of your screen, you see the president he is not speaking in anchorage, a has -- alaska, steve and justly i think criticized big time not being at attack sites of 9/11, first president since 9/11 not to be there. he was presumably going to alaska to talk about the green energy plans and taking off some land that will be sable for drilling but because of the pushback he is primarily talking about 9/11, that is what we're hearing. earlier we have to point out one of the reasons his numbers are falling so disasterously is because of things like what we heard in hanoi when he spoke to the press. let me just play a clip of that an

great resignation. [ scattered cheers ] well, for more on that, we're joined by the senior white house spokespersonshop. nathan, thank you for joining us >> thanks so much for having me, jimmy. excited to talk to you >> jimmy: yeah so tell me, why are so many people resigning from the biden administration it's crazy >> well, there's really no easy answer [ laughter ] there can be a lot of burnout working in a high stress workplace like this. >> jimmy: i'm sorry. who are you? where's the other guy? [ laughter ] >> oh, he resigned six seconds ago. [ laughter ] i'm cynthia watson >> jimmy: okay, so cynthia, why are so many people resigning >> i can't really speak to that, jimmy. [ laughter ] i just started >> jimmy: wait, i'm sorry, where's cynthia watson >> she wasn't here very long i'm tad bratson. but at least cynthia lasted way longer than her replacement. >> jimmy: wait, you're not her replacement? >> no. i replaced her replacement's replacement. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: oh well, i hope that you're able to stick around at the white house for a long time. >> thanks, jimmy [ laughter and applau

a white house spokesperson responded this way. he vowed to hold a vote to open impeachment. now he flip flopped because he doesn't have support. extreme politics at its worst. i think the impeachment inquiry is absurd, and the american people want us to do something that will make their lives better, not go off on these chases and witch hunts. the speaker's move comes as he tries to negotiate a deal to keep the government open and fend off the hard line conservative faction of his party. either bring you into immediate total compliance or remove you. this is a baby step following weeks of pressure from house conservatives to do more. we must move faster. mccarthy has been trying to figure out a way to balance between these two irreconcilable goals, as he clearly decided today that he had to give the conservatives in his caucus something more than he had to date. while some republicans in the house and senate disagree with the decision, there are questions about the impact the inquiry will have on voters as we move closer to 2024. more traditional conservatives for the most p

this white house spokesperson noting how much time is left until the shutdown and calling this hearing a distraction from republicans efforts, what they should be engaged in, trying to avert that shutdown. now, we are, of course, going to be seeing and hearing from the president later today. this is a speech that has been long in the works. it is not tied, of course, the timing to this inquiry, but it does serve in some ways as an effective counterpoint to what we're seeing there. the president going to be focusing as he says on what has been the core mission of his presidency, to defend, to protect, to preserve democracy and he's going to be calling out what he says is an extremist maga ideology that would potentially undermine the democracy itself. i'll read from some of the excerpts we received from the white house about it. the president noting that not all republicans adhere to this maga ideology, but that it is driving the republican party and he said that extreme agenda, if carried out, would fundamentally alter the institutions of american democracy as we know it. this is going

the speaker launched the inquiry on his own without a house vote, a white house spokesperson responded this way. he vowed to hold a vote to open impeachment. now he flip flopped because he doesn't have support. extreme politics at its worst. i think the impeachment inquiry is absurd. the american people want us to do something that will make their lives better, not go off on these chases and witch hunts. the speaker's move comes as he tries to negotiate a deal to keep the government open and fend off the hard line conservative faction of his party. either bring you into immediate total compliance or remove you. this is a baby step . following weeks of pressure from house conservatives to do more. we must move faster. mccarthy has been trying to figure out a way to balance between these two irreconcilable goals. he clearly decided today that he had to give the conservatives in his caucus something more than he had to date. while some republicans in the house and senate disagree with the decision, there are questions about the impact the inquiry will have on voters as we move closer to 2

the white house spokesperson had pointed out that just on the 16th of last month, they were more sanctions coming toward individuals who were trying to facilitate an arms deal between north korea and russia. so potentially there would be more sanctions to come. but we know certainly president bite, and one of his main pillars of his strategy toward russia is to try to deny or try to deter countries like china and iran and north korea as well from supporting russia and it's for in ukraine or how do you think so that's how digit customer that in washington dc. b. well, in russia towards to revise the black sea green deal between president printed and tuck usually the rest of the time. but when they failed to reach a breakthrough page and says, there will be no you deal in less old most cuz conditions are met. and that means restrictions being lifted on russian agricultural exports. but the other one thinks that could be a solution soon. those that you power reports. now from searching the turkish president arrived in the coastal city of sochi with high expectations. he came with a mission to

that's according to white house spokesperson john kirby who says gains have been made in the past 72rs. in a push aimed at splitting russia's land corridor to crimea, president zelenskyy pushed back at critics who say the counteroffensive is moving too slowly saying, despite what anyone says, troops are moving forward. meanwhile, russia fired dozens at odesa port near the romanian border and injured at least two people. janai? >> janai: thanks for that update from overseas. >>> now let's bring in retired army lieutenant general doug lute. good morning to you, general. as you just heard, the u.s. is expected to send depleted uranium shells to ukraine. there's the criticism, the health risk. can you tell us more about what these uranium shells are, and what they can do? >> first of all, depleted uranium is less radioactive than naturally occurring uranium ore on the earth's surface. it's very effective as an anti-tank munition. that's because it's very dense. it's a very dense metal, and upon impact with an enemy tank, it has a self-igniting, fire-producing effect. it's very useful to

white house he has struggled to keep up with new evidence about consistently shifting his messaging on on president biden's involvement in hunter biden's foreign business affairs. the summer white house spokespersonam's shifted the white house is messaging to now claiming president biden was never in business with his son. this is dramatically different than what we heard from the white house in their previous claims. we were told president biden had no knowledge of hunter biden's business doings in the committee has revealed evidence that then vice president biden had direct knowledge of and involvement in hunter biden's foreign business dealings. is an oligarch who was the director at kazakhstanan state-owned company. importantly he maintained ties to the kareem who became prime minister of kazakhstan on april 2, 2014. on april 22 of tony 14 p. fired $142,030 to an account associated with hunter biden. rosemount the next day that same amount was sent to a car dealership in new jersey for an expensive sports car for hunter biden. around the same time as the payment for hunter biden sports car then vice president biden attended a dinner with kenneth -- kareem, alina baturina and devon archer cafÉ

white house he's struggled to keep up with new evidence about consistently shifted its messaging on president biden's involvement in hunter biden's foreign business affairs. this summer white house spokesperson sams shifted the white house's messaging to now claim that president biden was never in business with his son. this is dramatically different than what we heard from the white house in their previous claims, where we were told that president biden had no knowledge of hunter biden's business dealings. and yet again, the committee has revealed evidence that then vice-president biden had direct knowledge and involvement in hunter biden's foreign business dealings. ken rockchef is a kazakhstani oligarch at kazakhstan's state owned oil company, importantly, he maintains ties to kareem massmov who became prime minister kazakhstan april 22nd, 2014, he wired $142,300 to an account associated with hunter biden. the next day, that same amount was sent to a car dealership in new jersey for an expensive sports car for hunter biden. around the same time as the payment for hunter biden's sports car then vice-president biden attended a dinner with kenneth rockchef, kareem massmov, batterina and hunt

white house he has struggled to keep up with the evidence about consistently shifted messaging on president biden's involvement in under biden's foreign business affairs. this summer white house spokesperson shifted the white house messaging to now claim that president biden was never in business with his son. this is dramatically different than what we heard from the white house in their previous claims. where we were told that president biden had no knowledge hunter biden's business dealings. and yet again, the committee has revealed evidence that then vice president biden had direct knowledge of and involvement in hunter biden's foreign business dealings. -- a kazakhstan oligarch who was a director at keswick stones state owned oil company. importantly, they maintain ties to kareem who became prime minister of kazakhstan april 2, 2014. april 22, 2014, he acquired $140,300. to an account associated with hunter biden. rosemount seneca. the next day that same amount was sent to a car dealership in new jersey for an expensive sports car for hunter biden. around the same time as the payment for hunter biden's sports car, then vice president biden attended a dinner with -- hunter biden and d

biden has allowed continued support for ukraine as he met with volodymyr zelenskyy at the white house. a spokesperson is worried the u.s. commitment to military support is waning as troops struggled to make battlefield advances. existing aid for ukraine could run dry by the end of the month on the back of the u.s. federal shutdown. shery: pakistan's government pushing through reforms as part of its imf bailout program. while battling soaring inflation and a week rupee. i sat down with their caretaker prime minister and started by asking if he expects social unrest over rising power prices. >> my own anticipation is that as we are approaching the months of the winter, our electricity bills will decrease significantly for the reason that you do not require the conditioning of your homes and so on. on the consumption side, the -- are usually of good use for the government. i do not anticipate that kind of huge social unrest due to the price hike of electricity. shery: the imf request for privatization, was that necessarily aid -- it wasn't an immediate demand, so why do it now? >> it is on the request o

treated by medics and we'll be ok, but this is the 11th time the dog has bit someone at the white house. a spokesperson for the first lady says they're working on ways to improve the dog's behavior. experts say a dog aggressive behavior is based on fear regardless of their breed. that's astronaut. frank rubio has finally returned to earth after a record 371 days in space. that is the longest flight for an american astronaut, rubio and his crew touched down this morning on a russian spacecraft their 6 month mission aboard the international space station was extended because there was a coolant leak on their ferry ship. but in total, rubio circled the earth. nearly 6,000 times. welcome back. hey, we have a whole other hour of news ahead. coming up here during kron, 4 news at 3, a debate over who should be the >> next police chief oakland. we will hear from a group who wants former chief leronne armstrong to be reinstated. but why others are saoing he should not come back to lead the department. plus, president biden in the bay area this afternoon. several roads will be closed in san francisco. so what yo

this is moderator dana perino of fox news, the former white house press spokesperson for george w busherator fox business host stuart varney, with south carolina senator tim scott responding first. >> americans want to believe a leader who says you can follow me, i've got you, don't worry. president biden is trying to do that with bidenomics. >> yesterday, he joined the picket lines where autoworkers are demanding more wages and job security. you recently reacted by praising ronald reagan for firing air traffic controllers in the 1980's, saying you strike, you are fired. would you fire thousands of striking autoworkers today? >> the president of the united states cannot fire anybody in the private sector, however, we should look back at the first bill in congress under joe biden. 86 billion dollars for union pensions because they continue to overpromise yet under deliver. one of the challenges we have in the current negotiations is that they want four-day french work weeks with more money, more benefits working fewer hours. that is simply not going to stand. i said in the finance commi

white house aide. how giuliani spokesperson is responding. >> the new legal battle over google maps should google be held responsible for a deadly car crash? >> a new warning about ultra processed foods, including artificial sweeteners. the toll they could be taking on our mental health. >> and from the value of this rare $10,000 bill to the value of this painting found at a thrift store to the new restaurant service charge igniting outrage. it's thursday . september 21st. from abc news in new york, this is america. >> this morning. >> good thursday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to you. i'm rhiannon ally. we begin with a major development overnight in response to the migrant crisis at the southern border as border cities report a new surge of migrants even declaring an emergency, the biden administration is clearing the way for venezuelan migrants to get work permits. >> some of those migrants have been bussed to new york, where another protest was held last night. >> the new policy extending legal status for some venezuelans is just one new move that was announced last night by

between then vice president biden, the office in hunter business associates, the white house oversight investigation spokespersonslammed the investigation into the biden family this week, he said if it's a day that ended why, james comer is lying about president biden is part of his months long effort to waste time and taxpayer resources audit evidence free wild goose chase that does absolutely nothing to help improve the lives of americans which is what congress should be prioritizing and is only focused on politically smearing the president. >> the way i feel about this, house republicans always have their hands tied behind their backs, it's very difficult to get the information that they're looking for and apparently around 200 e-mails that have not been released yet. cheryl: over 800 were but there's a lot of reaction. >> 200 hidden for executive privileges or what not but it was so easy for the house democrats to impeach donald trump twice, so easy and then you go through and look at the timelines of things in the first impeachment on donald trump was a pretty quid pro quo call to ukraine but it looks like

. >> sean: governor, you came out of the white house, you're a great spokesperson for president trumpnow you're a governor. is it everything you thought it would be? any surprise or anything that you learned maybe that you didn't expect to learn? >> you know, every day is a new challenge and i absolutely love the job and it's probably the best job i could ever have knowing we get to wake up every day and help people's lives get a little bit better, it also didn't hurt i had one of the best teachers and mentors that i could possibly have stepping into this role. my dad's not only the best governor arkansas ever had but probably one of the best in the country and taking that title away from him i look forward to doing that and he's helping me get there every someday. >> sean: i think he already lost the title. anyway. governor sanders, thank you so much nor being with us. up next, wait till you see this latest karine jean-pierre puff piece and the lying conspiracy network and who they're rewarding and check in with the great jimmy failla tonight at 6:00. that's straight ahead. ♪ ♪ mom!

white house saying it's important to remind everyone here that republicans have not provided any evidence of wrong doing by the president himself. i want to read you the statement from sharon yang. she is the spokesperson for the white house. she said house republicans have again cried wolf and provided no evidence tying president biden to wrong doing. instead of wasting time with media stunts, trumpeting half baked conspiracy theories, house republicans should realize the clock the ticking. it's time to start focusing on priorities that matter to the american people. republicans pushing ahead with those investigations, even with a looming government shutdown this weekend. >> and what do we expect to see tomorrow? >> so, tomorrow's hearing is the first official impeachment hearing since republicans launched their inquiry into biden two weeks ago. it's being held by the house oversight committee. the reasons are going to be a conservative lawyer and financial experts. it also comes one day after the committee said it obtained some wire transfers between hunter biden and foreign nationals. and it is the first known example of hunter biden receiving that money directly instead of through a shell company.

. >> former white house staffer, and former spokesperson for the january six committee is backing upcording to the new york times, cassidy hutchinson's new memoir is expected to prove that the white house was strangely unpoliced. joining me now, don calloway, democratic strategist and founder of the national voter protection action fund, and susan till percio, republican strategist and msnbc political analyst. do you think this will remind people how chaotic trump hears worse? >> no, not particularly, more so than any of the other books that have looked at over the years, i appreciate that she can possibly be a key witness in the january six trials, and i give her points telling the history of it. she's very clearly doing it to sell a, book number one. that takes out the integrity of the table. listen, all of these folks who are writing books, and doing all this tell-all stuff, they were all there for the four years prior to january six, when donald trump went about tearing apart the federal structure that holds our democracy together. frankly, all of the terrible character issues th

i want to read you the statement from ian samms, a spokesperson for the white house he said staging ang days before they may shut down the government reveals their true priorities, to them, baseless personal taxi on president biden are more important than preventing a government shutdown and the pain it would inflicts on american families. no doubt, congress is barreling towards a government shutdown that kevin mccarthy has warned would slow down if not halt all of their investigations and inquiry. as of right now, brianna, it's full steam ahead. >> live for us on capitol hill, thank you. boris. >>> still to come on "cnn news central," the white house changing plans, no longer sending a team to detroit as negotiations between the big three automakers and striking union members show little progress. the latest, straight ahead. ♪ if there's pain when you try to poo ♪ ♪ and going sometimes feels like you ♪ ♪ pushed through a pineapple or two ♪ ♪ colace is the brand you need ♪ ♪ to soften stools, we're all agreed ♪ ♪ #2 should be easy to do ♪ trust colace to soften stools with no stimulan

white house. you were great spokesperson fopl president trump. now you're a governor. is that everything you thought it wouldsurprise be? any surprises, anything that you learned maybe that you didn't expecdn't expt to le? >> you know, every day is new challenge. i absolutely love the job. i think it's probablsolutelythey job i could ever have. knowing that we get to wake uple every day and help people's lives get a little bit better, it also didn't hurd ont that i one of the best teachers and mentors i could possibly have steppins rog this role. my dad's not only the best governor arkansas's ever had, probably one of the best governors we've ever seen in the country. but best iei him all the time. h i look forward to taking that title away from him. and he'se'get th helping me gett every day. >> i think he already losthe. the title anyway. governor sanders, thank you so much formuch nor with us. next, where do you see this latest puff piece? plus, big changes are coming to miss dnc in their prime time lying conspiratorial network.g o and wait until you seenetwork who

unwelcome news to the white house as you saw with the spokesperson ian sams.nt joe biden was the subject of yesterday's six hour hearing hunter biden's business dealings took the spotlight. witnesses included a forensic tax accountant. >> when i see smoke, i immediately look for the fire. the critical question is whether behind the smoke screen behind the biden's businesses is there a fire? >> how republicans say they have plenty of fire. evidence that hunter biden received more than $250,000 that originated in 2019. the beneficiary address for the funds the delaware home of joe biden. >> my democrat colleagues say none of it is relevant because joe biden wasn't vice president while his family did these shady deals. turns out that's complete and total bleep. >> democrats are sticking by their president. hunter has questionable business dealings and legal problems it doesn't tie directly to the president. democrats voted twice but failed to bring before them the man they believe the source of the joe biden allegations. watch this. >> where in the world is rudy

want to bring in nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engle, white house correspondent peter alexander, and former spokesperson for the u.s. mission to the u.n. and former nsc director for syria and lebanon. it was, i thought, a really well constructed speech. look, he said we always thought the final war, world war iii, would be essentially a nuclear holocaust. but he said other wars seem less scary, but there are other threats. the aggressor is weaponizing many other things, not just against our country but against yours. >> yeah, i thought that was a very compelling point he's making because he's trying to first humanize it, when he made his comparisons to climate change disasters and say, without trying to dismiss the fatalities in other climate change disasters, he's saying this is a natural disaster coming from moscow, killing tens of thousands of people, taking children, abducting them. what will it be in the future? that's a genocide. not only is he trying to paint the picture in stark terms for folks, but he's trying to explain, it's not going to stop there. russia already is occupying georgia and mol