here's some of the examples about how joe biden is confused about the life and times of joe biden. and none of this, by the way is new. here's some footage of one of biden ancient presidential run and lies associated with them. >> i went to law school on a full academic scholarship and it is angted up in top half of my class. i was a outstanding student in the political science department at the end of my year graduated with three degrees. biden now concedes he was not on the top half of his law school class and no three degrees from college that he was not named outstanding political science student in college. says biden went to school on half scholarship, and ended up near bottom of his class and went on one degree not three. now biden says it is right and memory failed him. [laughter] dan: now biden is not because everything he says he can't get his own autobiography right that was him and why trust bide biden when it won't raise your tax he doesn't know he has own biography or he does and lying about it. join me for hot cakes is kayleigh mcenany, remember when he had a preside

they say joe biden accused him of being a white supremacist. i don't see how a jury with alls of the evidence that we have been discussion gets to a guilty verdict. do you? >> i do not. i have been on your radio show. i want to thank that judge who is the final mediator of justice. he is handing out justice and reading the prosecutor the right act. kyle rittenhouse has a solid defense for self-defense. it's not even close. >> sean: i still don't have my hat or let's go brandon t-shirt. >> [overlapping talking]. >> [inaudible]. >> sean: i want my hat and lets go brandon t-shirt so i can get why would at. >> i will bring it to you in person. >> sean: when we come back, after spending 2 days with the texas public safety officers sara carter has an exclusive report about cartel murders happening inside the usa. she joins us knocks. ♪ ♪ i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this i-pad sold for less than $43. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. a 4k television for under $2. a macbook pro f

why are you picking on joe? >> when i started this gig eight ye years ago on cnn, i think i had some hair. the answer is i'm not picking on joe. i prayer for joe's health, well-being and success, but got to talk about the facts of the day and the facts of the day are that he had a physical yesterday amidst poor polling and a huge swing in the perception of americans in terms of his physical and mental capacities. how can i ignore that issue? if donald trump were the president, you'd be saying why aren't you talking about trump? next? what do you have? when 20% of the house, when 20% of the house of senate is over 70, why is biden's age an issue for voters? shouldn't they vote in younger senate house members as well then. >> oh. dee, yes. yes, absolutely. i think that the entire system could use an injection of youth, but mine is not to be a practitioner of age ism, but rather to take a look that suggests a 29-point swing since october of 2020 on the issue of whether he's in good health. it happens to be his birt

does joe manchin agree? >> we'll see when joe manchin votes. >> it is again remarkable givens the margins and manchin seeks the spotlight so some of his colleagues get upset about that, you have the big issue like inflation, what does joe manchin think. everything that happens in your life you have to think what does joe manchin think even on the surface if you think it has nothing to do with him. >> that is the reality the democrats find themselves in because if they didn't have joe manchin they wouldn't have the majority. >> as he often says, liberals if you want to weaken my influence elect more liberals. he's in the position he's in right now, maybe he will run again in 2024 we'll see if he can win. probably the only democrat who can hold that state. >> 2024 a long way off and yet it's not. >>> up next, right now, decision day at the international climate conference. two weeks of talk and a ton of worry, end result is too timid. >> the draft is too weak at the moment, so they need to do more. your missio

joe biden it will be your fault. just like it's your fault anything that happens to afghanistan that you abandoned. all of you in the media mob it will be your fault. those who created an expectation among the public based on a set of lies with zero evidence and zero due process and zero presumption of innocence. the left doesn't care about any of it this. it's a reminder where most democrats you can't trust them -- and most people don't draft them. -- trust them. president reagan said fascism will coming in liberalism. here is alan dershowitz and gregg jarrett. it was an atrocious trial start to finish with the prosecution. they didn't meet the high standard beyond a reasonable doubt. i expect the jury to be acquit but you can't guess what a jury will do. >> yes, but i agree about the facts and the evidence. the number of misrepresentations and deceptions and lies by the prosecution about the facts, the evidence and the law was breathtaking. for the prosecutor to tell the jury you lose the right of self-defense if y

as we learned of a potential hostage swap right before joe biden's call was xi jinping what is joe biden doing to stop the authoritarianism and why is he tiptoeing around xi jinping. >> what we need our people to understand that what china is as a geopolitical competitor in a potential adversary, they seek to overtake us. bret: tennessee senator marsha blackburn is here on china, inflation in biden's attorney general politicking at the department of justice. right here right now on "sunday morning futures" ♪ ♪. bret: first up kevin mccarthy smacked down, the gop leader busted up the democrats plan to vote on biden's tax-and-spend agenda thursday night by speaking for a marathon eight and a half hours forcing the vote to be delayed until friday morning while fighting the biden agenda. >> this evening showed no matter the time, the day or the circumstances. house republicans will always fight for you, fight for your family and fight for our country. maria: joined me after the marathon speech, kevin mccarthy. it is great to see you this morning, thank you for being here. congratulations

this comes after joe biden's visited -- visit to capitol hill. there is enormous pressure on the party to deliver as the president is in scotland for the major global climate summit. election day in virginia is just a couple days away. tomorrow. democrats are feeling enormous pressure to show that when they are in control of government, they can deliver. we say this every week, but this is a pivotal week for democrats. it really is the week where they could get something done on both the infrastructure package, the roads and bridges package, as well as the major social and climate spending will that we call reconciliation work build back better. host: how different do you expect the final version to be from what we saw last week? comics flexibility is there still? guest: there are negotiations happening even as we speak. these talks after president biden unveiled the framework for the build back better package on thursday. talks continued on friday and through the weekend. bernie sanders is working to get some of his main priorities, primarily on

that's what joe biden is every day. he is the worst person at thanksgiving to run the country and all of our families tables. >> sean: i don't think i would trust him to stir the gravy on thanksgiving. >> amen. i would not trust him to cook. >> sean: that's true. 30 seconds, your take, you have been a lawyer all your career. civil rights lawyer, leo. i am watching this case. they say joe biden accused him of being a white supremacist. i don't see how a jury with all of the evidence that we have been discussion gets to a guilty verdict. do you? >> i do not. i have been on your radio show. i want to thank that judge who is the final mediator of justice. he is handing out justice and reading the prosecutor the right act. kyle rittenhouse has a solid defense for self-defense. it's not even close. >> sean: i still don't have my hat or let's go brandon t-shirt. >> [overlapping talking]. >> [inaudible]. >> sean: i want my hat andlets go brandon t-shirt so i can get why would at. >> i will bring it to you in person. >> sean: wh

it's comparing joe biden to jimmy carter. >> decades after jimmy carter, joe biden picked up where he left off with america surrendering to terrorists. biden foolish spending is causing inflation which means more pain at the pump. higher prices on grocery. devaluing your retirement savings when you need it most. once was a mistake. twice is a disaster. america needs strong leaders and not weak ones. >> sean: the similarities. reminds me of turn your thermostat down and put on a sweater and long gas lines. as some of us that are older remember. >> sean, look at the brown out all over california. it's terrible. all of this nonsense they are doing. they want to replace clean fossil fuels. natural gas is clean and powerful. it could fuel our country and they want to replace it with wind. wind where they spend billion dollars in subsidies for it. everything comes from other countries. it's unbelievable. you look at where we were and remember the word inflation. we are stag-flation or if you want to say that. a step worse. remember inflation. what is happening to prices is many times more t

and the truth be told, joe biden had no base. so, now in office, when literally everything they touch turns to dust, these two don't have a following because our lives are getting miserable. really fast. we don't have a lot of sympathy for these two because they aren't delivering. >> jesse: except mike rowe if you heard mike rowe before severing clicking for roe. it's strange now that you have someone with their own jet, an adoring press for the most part. she is in the situation room. she has a staff. she has got whatever she wants. and she is whining. michelle, she is whining. the vice president -- mike pence didn't even complain after january 6th. do you remember any vice president complaining so much? >> not really. she sounds a lot like meghan markle to be honest with you. both of these are very entitled people who claim constant victim class and the fact is normal people are fed up with this seriously fed up with this. because we are on the cusp of seeing millions of people thrown out of work. and it's not funny anymore. es

he tried the usual whispering joe, the lecturing joe, the scolding joe, the really bizarre jokes and stories joe that make no sense at all cognitively deficient. did it all in one speech, take a look. >> if i hear one more person tell me how wall street built america, i think i'm going to -- anyway. seriously, the middle class built this country and they've been left out. trickle-down economics does not work. to rebuild the economy from the bottom up, do you know how much money they've made in the last four years, $1 trillion. i'm a capitalist coming want to be a billionaire and a millionaire, that's great, good for you, but pay your fair share. 400 -- 450 corporations in the -- 550 corporations and the fortune 500. guess what? i misspoke. 55 corporations in the fortune 500 made $40 billion last year. didn't pay one single penny in taxes. who pays it? y'all pay it, they say in southernville. y'all do. >> sean: because of your economic policies, your energy policies, your border policies, you know who's paying more than their fair share that can't afford $1.50 more for gas, $1,000 mor

how accurate, joe, was jimmy g? >> look at the touch he puts on this ball to trey sermon. >> third quarter, deebo samuel rushes again for 21 yards. he was the x factor. remember, entered the day the second-leading receiver in the nfl. later that drive, garoppolo finds kittle for a one-yard touchdown. kittle three-straight games with a touchdown. >> kittle is such an x factor for this team but i have to ask a question. what is he doing taking 19 stutter steps before he gets in the end zone right here ? great job using his body. >> fourth quarter, robbie gould hits a 45 yard field goal to make it 30-3 and that was enough for the 49ers to improve to 5-5. 30-10, the final score. jimmy g, after the game, what do you have? >> this one felt different than last week. it was more of a grinder-type drive. last week was just run it down there, flow it type of thing. this week was a little different but like george was saying, i wish we would have finished with a touchdown but it is what it is. >> 20 plays, 13 minutes. second l

>> joe manchin, is it worth it? is the money worth it? is the money that important, joe manchin? is it more important than my life, joe manchin? is it more important than your kids life? >> [chanting] >> dagen: manchin is driving a maserati and living on a boat. why ain't he a republican? just get on with that already. >> jesse: come on over, joe. the democrat leadership is very old and the older you get the more stubborn you get. you're laughing because you're not even 30. joe biden is so old, he proposed to his wife eight times before she said yes. nancy is 81. if you ever met in 81-year-old who change their mind about anything? manchin is old too. he is sitting in that maserati. you can see his blood was boiling. that's going to make him go on the other direction. pistol pete probably would've put the pedal to the metal and just squashed it. he showed some self-restraint. here's the of the thing with manchin. manchin has money on the line in west virginia. his entire portfolio is cold. he's got millions in coal. do you think joe manchin is going to vote for the green new deal?

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joe manchin is a -- is the money worth it? is the money that important, joe manchin? is it poor important than my life, joe manchin? is it more important than your kids' life? [chantings] will? is the money better than our lives. >> can you look me in my eyes as i talk to you? do you only talk to millionaires? >> open the gate? steve: for the most part joe manchin ignored them. this is the second time about a month or so ago. protesters on kayaks surround willed his house and so there they did that trying to get. there they are right there. don't sink west virginia. that was about the same time senator sinema was followed into the ladies room with somebody who was taping her. brian: it's ironic because he might be saving the party. as he went on to say this country is not center left. he says it's actually center right. this party can't go too left. he also says, you know, he represents west virginia and is he democrat. if you want to get rid of joe manchin, go ahead. there is not enough democrat in west virginia that would win that state. so you have now lost the maj

joe. [cheers and applause] pres. biden: i'm jill biden's husband, joe biden. as you see, i continue to follow her. i just want you to know when we first were elected vice president, there was a moment where on her favorite day of the year is valentine's day, doc, and on valentine's day, there is the old executive office building directly across from the white house and the west wing and the vice president's office. you can look in the windows there, the press comes down those stairs all the time. so she went and got a ladder and my school teacher wife, my professor got a ladder and the windows are 16 feet high with all of these panes. in every pane, she got the stuff that kids use to make posters in school, she put on a heart and it said, joe loves jill. she did it on all five, four windows across. so the press called and said would i do valentine's day on abc. i said ok, and i got on and we're getting ready to do the event and what happened was they had the lights out and we were knee to knee with the reporter who is asking the questions and she says, everybo

caller: i voted the first time i watched an obama and joe, smoking joe, a sitting president. then i watched all these people vote to impeach him over a phone call and i watched joe biden on tv say you do not fire the prosecuting attorney. these people are criminals. they cannot do what is right for the people. host: were you a republican before donald trump? caller: i never have voted. i never have voted. i'm 48. i watched what was going on and i feel most of these people do not care about the working individual. the gas prices -- we went from energy independence to now. i am disgusted at what i see these people say and do. kamala harris, someone getting people out of jail for writing -- rioting -- host: are you more of a presidential election year voter? caller: i think they are all caller: i think that they are all criminals. special interest groups -- what are they going to do with the infrastructure? i do not understand where these people come from. they jump in their limos and it is already warmed up and heated. host: is donald trump and ordinary working person? caller:

joe biden himself. you're a man of people, what would you advise president biden to do to appear more presidential? >> the only way that he could save his presidency would be, and i'm not saying this as a republican, i'm saying in this as a parent and american citizen, is to accept down. i think -- to step down. i think he is a moderate, and -- but despite what we're already seeing as far as aging process and the issues he's having with getting his message across when he does speak is that he is in a progressive, he has surrounded himself, he made a deal with the devil with the proifg agenda, he has a progressive staff basically going after him every chance they get. they don't support him. his vp goat out of her way -- goes out of her way. so there is no re-election. at this point only thing he can do is possibly hold on to his legacy of his years of service for this country to do the best thing for country is that this, this was a mistake, and for him to move on. and look into possibly firing her befo

i'm joe fryer. we begin with the warning shot reverberating from new jersey to virginia and right into washington. today democrats are reeling from defeat and contending with how to heed that warning. voters flipped virginia from blue to red for the first time in a decade and delivered drama in new jersey with a race that's tighter than anyone saw coming. at this hour the governor's race in new jersey still too close to call. democratic phil murphy has a narrow lead over republican jack ciattarelli. it's coming down to every single ballot. in virginia, voters delivered a much more decisive message, all but erasing democrats' 2020 gains in the old dominion to send republican glenn youngkin to the governor's mansion. >> together. together we will change the trajectory of this commonwealth. >> youngkin gave the gop a roadmap to victory, an ominous sign for democrats ahead of the critical midterms in 2022. nine months into the biden presidency, voters there moved away from the president, away from democ

jesse: what would you advise joe biden to be doing? [laughter] >> to give people their 40 acres and a mule. >> sure they give reparations? period that's a new language. >> $1 million per year. >> $1 million. >> if you are giving advice to joe biden what would you say quick. >> , on. >> do what is best for the country as a whole. and then to be the laughing stock of the world. >> i am waters and this is my world that's a catchy catch line. >> i worked on it for years. >> had a nancy pelosi get so rich on a government salary? insider trading? a "watters world" investigation. next. later a "watters world" quiz thanksgiving style. what year was the first thanksgiving? >> 1492 columbus sailed the >> 1492 columbus sailed the ocean blue. ♪ ♪ 'tis the season to break tradition in a cadillac. don't just put on a light show—be the light show. make your nights anything but silent. and ride in a sleigh that really slays. because in a cadillac, tradition is yours to define. so visit a cadillac showroom, and start celebrating today. ♪ ♪ wh

jesse: joe biden returned from his colonoscopy. and then his handlers cleaned it up and said he was angry. >> the fact that the media story from beginning to earned. none of this happened without the lying, despicable vile media. they spurred riots in kenosha and pretended that was protesters peacefully protesting in the streets. you would think kyle rittenhouse was out there as a mass short. they are attempting to rewrite the facts now after the verdict. maybe we got the facts wrong. the facts have to be manipulated in realtime to post facto fifth the narrative they created. they were perfectly willing to send an innocent 17-year-old young man to prison for life to fit their narrative. they do it every single time whether it's michael brown, jacob blake or kyle rittenhouse. even when the facts are the other way, they are liars and we should hold them accountable for it. jesse: to ben's point, it's heads i win, tails you lose. it's white supremacy when a jury of his peers finds him not guilty. it's always white supremacy. i think f

i never understood why joe biden didn't pete buttigieg in the first place. i thought he had tremendous ability and is a hoosier, i gave him my crew, i've never vote for him but i do like him stephen l miller. [laughter] >> biden kind of screwed his party up a little bit by picking somebody who had to drop out before iowa. criticisms are that she's not a very good politician and they've found themselves in this conundrum from the worst kept secret among media circles, everyone knows joe biden is 99%, probably a one term president whether he knows it or not. as soon as he swivels around in the office chair and says he's going to run again, they will say joe, you need to tell him we can't do this sweetheart. that leaves them with an open primary in 2024 and i don't think it would a judge or harris and that's when you get us youngest cassio cortez throwing her head in the rink. kennedy: i have an air runner, i think that would be fantastic. a phenomenal plan. i always thought harris -- >> be careful what you wish for. kennedy: seriously. >> she's almost as likab

last fall he voted for joe biden. and get tomorrow he says he's voting for the republican, glenn youngkin, in the virginia's governor's race. at the rally over the weekend he explained why. the tipping point, miller told "the new york times," came one day as he was working from home and hurt his teenage daughter's teacher make a comment during the virtual lesson about whiteman as modern-day slaveholders. glenn miller, this was too much. there are a lot of people like me, miller said, who are annoyed. yeah, and annoyed for a good reason. democrats have been yammering about race nonstop, particularly the dangerous racism of white people. literally without ceasing for the last year and a half. it's all the talk about, it's a kind of mana mania. not surprisingly there were questions about race that have dominated the virginia's governor election and in a normal year that would seem odd. in this case, both candidates are white and the state they are hoping to run doesn't, objectively speaking, have a lot of race problems.

[[bleep] joe biden] [[bleep] joe biden] biden is deeply unpopular. the question is why? how did we get here? that matters. that'll be our focus over the next hour on our show. what we're witnessing under the biden administration is something americans will absolutely not forgive, the decline in our standard of living. biden hasn't simply embarrassed the united states internationally, though he's certainly done that, americans could overlook that as they did under ford and jfk and hope for something better next time. biden has made living in this country much more difficult for millions of people. he's made it a lot harder for americans to afford basic amenities, things like building supplies and gasoline. then he showed almost no interest in fixing this. in fact it's clear it's being done on purpose because global warming. one local news station in florida talked to restaurant owners about the effect of rising food prices for example. watch this. >> from chicken wings -- >> it's $140 a case versus what was $40. >> to plastic gloves. >> they've gone from $20 a case to $14

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you can't run sleepy joe for a second term. especially in light of his approval rating and in light of his policies. what they've done to the country. that's a recognition. of the obvious. >> harris: all along what we've been told from this white house and from the president is that inflation and some of these crises are going to be temporary. what you are saying his polling numbers probably won't. we haven't asked him about that because he has often said he doesn't look at the polling. we'll move on. >> he has to say that. >> harris: the let's go brandon wave and chant have gotten a little more popular while president biden is not getting more popular. >> let's go brandon. let's go, brandon. >> harris: the chant setting off a monumental meltdown across the media as left-leaning journalists jump to provide cover for president biden. here is cnn. think about the lessons the let's go brandon crowd is teaching their children. that tweet lit up the social media platform. some responses were staggering hypocrisy and gas lighting. an

suing joe biden? >> well, i think he should sue the media. but it's really a personal call. that's up to him. in january it will be 3 years since everything happened at the march for life. i am still looking at another 2 years until the cases that go to it trial are resolved. it's a personal call. i know he has a lot on his plate. on whether he wants to entrench himself in this. on the topic of joe biden, i heard a lot of debate about it. i think plain and simple unfortunately calling someone a racist or a white supremacist is an opinion protected by the first amendment. personally, i know it because many of the claims that we labeled as defamatory were not let in by the judge in federal court. i would like to see him go after joe biden. i would like to see where that goes. but i don't think kyle can be making lawsuits just to see what happens. he didn't have the luxury of suing everyone just to see if any of them land. >> sean: it's interesting, i learned a lot. your first attorney was wood and he wa

joe manchin, i don't think this helps west virginia. even biden himself stated that he was comfortable sacrificing high paying jobs in the energy sector in order to enact his radical green new deal agenda and talked about putting ceo's of energy companies in jail. >> would you sacrifice that growth knowing it could display blue collar workers to transition to the greener economy? >> the answer is yes. >> [muffled audio]. >> we are all dead. holding them liable for what they have done. in those cases where the under-served neighborhood. you know the deal. if they don't deliver, put them in jail. i am not joking. >> sean: if you lost your high paying career job in the energy sector, joe biden's message is drop dead. biden sacrificed high paying jobs. gas prices are spriking. it's hurting the poor and the middle-class. he prioritized his radical views over the poor and middle-class being crushed by the high energy prices he created and is responsible for on top of the inflation he created. biden is begging opec and russia to pump more oil.

writer and comedian joe devito! and finally, her teachers encouraged her to run with scissors, fox news contributor kat timpf! you know, julie, i used to you are the biggest hot female mass i ever met, but actually, kamala harris is more of a mess then you are. >> actually really can relate to the story because i too lead a life entrenched in dysfunction and lack of... focus. but honestly i think it's a lame card to play when you play the race card here. i have said and i maintain from the very beginning, i believe joe biden picture so he would be the first president to put a woman in the vice president position, correct? but i think as far as her ability to do the job, mean, being a woman should be an advantage to her because unlike men, we can multitask, so that would mean if there was absolutely no excuse for her sucking at her job. >> greg: that was a jab at men. >> it's the truth. all based on facts. >> greg: i get a copy of dr. cook, you got to clean, you got to wash. >> i do none of the above. if >> greg: sex

all right, president joe, what are you talking about? you might expect repugnance to say the president is wrong. >> i want to ask ourselves and how many of you have been to the grocery store and notice what's going on? the price of everything is going through the roof. american people said basically last tuesday, stop. enough is enough. kennedy: he looks like a flapper but it's not only repugnance think the white house is full of baloney, expensive baloney some democrats do, to including senator joe manchin. here's mr. powerful tweeting by all accounts the threat posted by record inflation is not transitory and it getting worse from the grocery strike to the gas pump. americans know inflation tax are real d.c. can no longer ignore the economic pain americans feel every day. one new york grocery store based in new york says buckle up. >> a minimum of ten, 15% higher especially thanksgiving and we will have shortages so i'm saying two people, by early, don't take a chance being short something special for your thanksgiving or christmas at

you have joe biden and manchin. both of them shaking on a deal, joe biden and manchin given each other their word which of course from the era in washington politics that they come from, that actually means something to them. so, they given each other their words. it seems that's finally enough for progressives to say, all right, we trust the president. to get it done, we'll move forward with infrastructure. white house feels confident that they can get manchin to where they want in that 1.75 framework everybody agreed on? >> they do. they know they have some work ahead. they believe they'll get there throughout the process. they trust the relationship between senator manchin and president biden. president biden is unusual. he made two trips to capitol hill. that's when the vote is done. he basically going there to shake some hands like there is no drama attached. that's not the case. he went up there twice with things uncertain and neither time did not yield a vote. he worked the phones and focused on those moderat

has joe biden fizzled out? let's get to the bottom line. ah. the democratic party and president joe biden got a major reality check last week after local elections across the country. the democrats lost several key races, particularly the governor's mansion in virginia, indicating an end to the blue wave if there ever really was one after last year's presidential vote. biden got a key part of his agenda, a massive spending package to fix america's infrastructure path at the end of the week. but it was too late to help his party in the elections that popular bipartisan infrastructure bill. well, it was held hostage by the far left of his own democratic party. now the 2nd part of his agenda, or should we say his legacy? the one that includes is big plans for society and the environment called build back better remain stuck in congress, a victim of democratic inviting between progressives and conservatives. when republican slipped the state of virginia, they gave a hint of what could happen in next year's mid term election when the entire house of

even if georgia -- joe biden asserted the privilege here, which is not doing. it would be hard to overcome congress's need when we're dealing with a violent attack on the congress. and in this insurrection. so it was embraced override privilege, but here doesn't apply because joe biden has been willing to uphold congress's need to know. >> we just saw the united states supreme court rush a hearing on the texas abortion law that really sped up the process. should the courts be doing that in this case? >> i think there is a need for expedition in terms of the january six committee's work. there is an urgency to being able to protect the country from another violent attack. the president continues to push out the big lie about the election that led to the first attack. so, i do think that it is really important. i would also say, that the courts need to be mindful of the practice of donald trump to delay justice in order to escape justice. we saw that for four years, as the former president went up and down the courts. merely for the purpose of the lay. and here,

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he told joe that joe liked his chocolate mousse so much that he was going to make it for everybody tonight, so that's the special treat. but i am a military mom. our son bo was a major in the delaware army national guard and i know what it feels like for all of your families here because you won't be home for the holidays. and i know what it's like to see that empty seat at the table and adjust feel like how hard it is for the families. so i want to thank all of you. that's why we came to have dinner with you, to say thank you, we're so grateful for everything that you do. and joe and i feel like, you are family to us and we cannot thank you enough. so i had to come out from behind there because first of all, i'm a teacher, it just feels weird to be behind a barrier. and i just want to come out, well thank you, there must be a couple teachers here. i just wanted to say thanks. and i brought somebody with me. i brought my husband, so i would like to introduce the president of the united states, my husband, joe. [applause] pres. biden: i'm jill biden's husband, joe biden. as you can see. i c

look at joe biden. he was 83% in richmond city. that's a mind bender. >> sean: let me ask you this. >> go ahead. >> sean: we have the nine-point lead. 70% of the vote in. let's look at the areas where there's the most outstanding vote and what that has shown us historically. now we're getting to the point terry mcauliffe has to make up ground. where is the most likely area that would take place and what percentage of the vote is still out? >> normally i'd say nor affect city would be. he has 25% of the vote outstanding. your query is the right one. the question is 62% going to do against youngkin. historical comparison now. the presidential election, biden was at 72%. four years ago northam was at 70 1/2. this has to be a flat-out disappointment for democrats and terry mcauliffe. norfolk city, kamala harris went down there a week ago. they had a big rally. you'd expect strong african american vote. deep democratic roots in norfolk. he's just not turning the trick in that part of the state tonight. the other one i'd say is fairfax.

joe biden the oldest sitting president. there is obvious reasons to wonder if he wants to run again. same thing with donald trump. does he want to run and lose again, we don't know so that's why this chatter is happening and also because his numbers have dropped. also because he is a vice president who's historically pretty unpopular. howard: she unfairly gets bad press. >> she does. howard: she partially does. she partially can be politically clumsy. >> i always say there is too many hours to fill with stuff to talk about and you got to talk about something and this is a war in the democratic, not just whether or not whether he will run, but people are worried he's the only person that could be donald trump. howard: on that point when we go to the republican side and trump has given every indication he will run and his team put leaked to political and memo showing him ahead of biden in five key states. is the press anymore certain even though donald trump could absolutely easily win the republican nomination that he will d

60 points for joe biden. and glenn youngkin thinks he is going to pick up crucial votes there. i mean, that -- that's a pretty significant statement, just in and of itself. >> yeah. i mean, how many of those voters who voted for joe biden will now vote for glenn youngkin? i think that's -- that's the question. who portrays himself as kind of the suburban dad. he's very appealing. as we all know, for weeks and weeks and weeks, terry mcauliffe has tried to make glenn youngkin into donald trump. and um, i think that's really difficult. he's been very clever in the way he has navigated all of this. yes, donald trump has endorsed him and, yes, donald trump may get on a phone and talk about him tonight. um, but he has kind of kept him at arm's length while, at the same time, taking up conservative causes. talking about election integrity. rather than talking about the rigged election. >> right. >> talking about conservatives and what they want taught at their schools. being anti-mandate. so, he's done -- he's done

and they selected joe biden. what we have to do as a party is look at ourselves and say how do we move forward from here. because this country will not succeed without a vital two-party system. and what we're doing right now, when were look backwards at these things continue to have grievance and vengeance politics in portions of our party is not going to be productive to have that two-party system be vital. and for me, as a republican, to put republicans back in office so those values can be put forward. >> i know, but, chris, it's important to actually be able to a question about whether or not something was wrong during the trump presidency. you seem to be conveniently drawing a line at the election. there are a lot of things happened in those four years that you could comment about but you're not. >> and i did, mika, i did in realtime. when i disagreed with trump during those four years i said it privately and as a person on tv on abc as a commentator. that's what you do with a friend that you've had for 20 y

joe concha is in "focus." results from two democrat-led cities with police funding on the ballot or taking it away and violent crime on the rise. 41 gop senators pushing back hard on the president's vaccine mandate for private businesses. senator mike braun is leading that charge and will be in "focus" at the top of the hour. >> bill: pain at the pump getting worse by the day. the average price for a gallon of gas reaching $3.48. jeff flock in cherry hill, new jersey. are they talking about it there, jeff? >> good morning to you, bill. talking about the election and gas prices. we found a station perhaps you see over my shoulder a few cents below the national average. i tell you, it has been rising steadily. look at the states where in the last month the rises were biggest. starts with alabama up 33 cents just in the last month. connecticut up 32 cents, d.c. and arizona up over 30 cents a gallon. you know, president biden yesterday at the climate summit saying the blame for high oil prices largely at the feet

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get your money, joe. this was a no brainer. how can we expect the man to fix climate change if it costs him money? would you ask zoom to help end the covid pandemic? no, they're probably the ones that started it. i'm on to you, bitch! and manchin isn't just gutting the climate change, he also wants to limit the child tax credit to families earning $60,000 or less. 60-grand was not make you rich. you know what does make you rich? love. that's why people in love should not get the tax credit. sorry courtney and travis, con grath to you but no child tax credit for you. the democrats hate joe manchin's cut but they need his vote so the bill keeps getting smaller and smaller. like your testicles, jerry. did the doctors find out why? doesn't matter, your secret is safe with me, jerry. keep me posted here. anyway, nobody is more pissed off about manchin's demands than bernie sanders. if bernie had his way the bill would be 30 bazileian dollars and going to the doctor would be completely free. wild idea. you're crazy, bernie, i can't g

joe concha here to break it down. carley: plus carrie severino, claudia tenney on deck this monday morning. ♪ >> we do know that this is a variant that has a lot of mutations, like 50 of them. that is a new record. if omicron is one more wake-up call, then let's wake up. carley: we begin with a fox news alert. we are awaiting remarks from president biden this morning on his administration's response to the new omicron variant. todd: it all comes as travel restrictions for non-u.s.

and joe biden took full advantage of the situation. he wasted no time smearing kyle rittenhouse as a white supremacist just to score political points. but this is what donald trump said about it at the time. listen carefully. >> the same tape as i saw, and he was trying to get away from them, i guess. it looks like. and he fell and then they very violently attacked him. and it was something that we're looking at right now and it's under investigation. but, i guess he was in very big trouble. he would have been -- he probably would have been killed. it's under investigation. >> jesse: here now buck sexton host of the clay travis and buck sexton show pete hegseth "fox & friends weekend" co-host. pete, he nailed it and they pinocchioed the hell out of what he said. and now here we are, a year later and we know the truth, don't we? >> pete: yes, who made the fact-based responsible argument in that moment looking at the videotape that we all saw, had the same reaction to from that moment, yet, it is-by the way, joe biden was a candidate the

joe manchin. i'm telling you right now, the republicans would fear joe manchin because he's reasonable. steve: but that's why the democrats wouldn't put him there. brian: or normal. ainsley: and some republicans might vote for him. they like the moderates. brian: i think it be better for the country, center right or left rather than over here. meanwhile turning to the headlines now, this morning united airlines canceling or delaying dozens of flights as it puts an unvaccinated employees on unpaid leave. flight aware reporting 13 cancellations and 21 delays so far, wow, in the country. this as southwest and american airlines begin offering incentives to ensure it has enough staff to meet the holiday travel demands this is going to be trouble. nike is postponing the release of travis scott's new sneakers, and the company says the shoe will not go on sale as planned, nike says the delay is "out of respect for everyone impacted by the tragic events of the astroworld festival." meanwhile the san franci

apparently joe was the last to know about his own administration's big plan. it's been reported on all over the place. take a look. >> your administration is planning to pay illegal immigrants who are separated from their families at the border up to $450,000 each possibly $1 million per family? do you think that that might incentivize more people to come over illegally? >> if you guys keep sending that garbage out, yeah, but it is not true. >> that this is a garbage report? >> yeah. $450,000 per person, that what you're saying? >> that would separate a family member under the border onto the last administration. >> that is not going to happen to happen. >> sean: even the aclu is accusing biden of being confused and out of the loop on his own administration. "president biden may not have been fully briefed about the actions of his very own department of justice." make no mistake, this is going to be a tough couple of years but if republicans now build off yesterday's momentum, one year from now the biden agenda can be stopped dead in its tracks completely. and

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