joe was lying. and while joe was vice president this was all going on and it doesn't stop there because hunter's art dealings, by the way, are still shrouded in secrecy. what is the market for these paintings? it doesn't look like great art to me. who are the buyers? why are they being kept secret? is this more influence peddling from the corrupt bidens syndicate business bureau? remember there is still a cabal of deep state bureaucrats inside the fbi, the same fbi that illegally spied on president trump. do we really expect any serious, thorough investigation into the biden family crime syndicate given what we know about the current state of the fbi? here with reaction, republican congressman devin nunes along with fox news contributor jason chaffetz. devin, let me start with you, congressman, on this question. you are on the house intel committee, you would not be able to provide me or even congressman chaffetz -- if somebody by the name of eric trump got money from, let's see, russia and then lat

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joe was lying. and while joe was vice president this was all going on and it doesn't stop there because hunter 'has art dealings, by the way, are still shrouded in secrecy. what is the market for these paintings? it doesn't look like great art to me. who are the buyers? why are they being kept secret? is this more influence peddling from the corrupt bidens syndicate business bureau? remember there is still a cabal of deep state bureaucrats inside the fbi, the same fbi that illegally spied on president trump. do we really expect any serious, thorough investigation into the biden family crime syndicate given what we know about the current state of the fbi? here with reaction, republican congressman devin nunes along with fox news contributor jason chaffetz. devin, let me start with you, congressman, on this question. you are on the house intel committee, you would not be able to provide me or even congress mente fits -- if somebody by the name of eric trump jr. or eric trump go, let's see, russia and

but first we begin with joe biden. last night, yes, your fearless leader came out of hiding for a very special town hall. very few people watched on a fakech news at cnn. despite never ending stream of softball questions and plenty of coddling from don lemon, the town hall was charitably i will say in the integrated in the and an unmitigateddisast. at times no one seemed what to know what the hell joe was talking about. not don lemon, not the audience, not even joe himself. as usual, we let you a decide. >> i've heard you speak about it, i might not be solicitous, but you are always straight up about what you are doing. the question is whether or not we should be in a position where you are, why can't the experts say, we know that this virus is in fact, it's going to be -- excuse me, we know why all the drugs approved are not temporary. but permanently approved. that's underway, i expect that to occur quickly. >> for the fda? >> think of the people... if your kid wanted to find out whether or not there is a man on the

joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" caroline: consumer prices surged in june by the most since 2008, topping all forecasts. coming just ahead of the all import fed chair powell testimony in the next two days. the next move, will it be more hawkish? bottlenecks in the supply chain driving freight higher? also, prices being passed on to the consumer. we saw that with conagra today. lumber, futures wiped out massive gains we saw back in early of 20 to anyone. lumber aside, core headline inflation pointed toward increasing prices. joe: people continue to talk about how this is likely to be transitory. we can attribute the move ongoing to used cars, certain other things that are likely. nonetheless, we do see quite a rise here. cpi, no matter how you want to slice it, basically every measure you look at. headline, core, annualized, three-month annualized, median, it is all gathering speed. for more, let's welcome democrat congressman from virginia, don buyer. thank you for joining us. when you look at this economy right now,

it's all about power joe biden for joe biden. it's about promoting joe biden. he met with a bunch of historians the other week and wanted to know, how could he be eager than franklin roosevelt and lbj and barack obama? so he's lurched hard left where before he was not hard left and he will do whatever he has to beat his chest, pack himself in the back, make claims about inventing vaccines enter stupid income from whatever it takes to promote joe biden and his legacy. joe biden is hooked on this phrase jim crow i got to thinking about this, there is really no better was alive in washington d.c. to talk about jim crow and joe biden about why? joe biden was part of jim crow. listen to this short article from npr national public radio in 1975 number two say to you that joe biden is the most racist president in the oval office since woodrow wilson. >> those are those who think somehow that if we just secretary men, individual characteristics and traits by making sure presently heterogeneous society becomes a totally homogeneous society that somehow we want to solve

first joe biden. last night your fearless leader came out of hiding for a special town hall that people watched on fake news cnn. despite a stream of soft ball questions and coddling from don lemon, the town hall was a disaster. many of joe's answers were incomprehensible. at times though one seemed to know what joe was even talking about, not don lemon and not the audience and not joe himself. we let you decide. >> i heard you speak about it. you are always straight up about what you are doing. the question is whether or not we should be in a position -- why can't the, the experts say we know this virus is in fact, hmmm -- it's going to be -- excuse me. drugs are permanently improved. i expect that. >> from the fda. >> think of the people. if your kid wanted to find out whether or not there were -- there's a man on the moon or something or whether those aliens are here or not. who are the people they talk to beyond the kids that love talking about it? they go to people they respect. >> sean: we have

that joe biden is gone. today's weak and frail joe biden is getting steamrolled by america's enemies. we showed you china'sby hostile rhetoric and threats against american and japanese military bases. china is now openly talking about reunification with taiwan, if america dares to help our ally. it covers many in the latest cyberattacks from russia, and we showed you how russia and china have now aligned themselves and teamed up to fight iranians. it clearly none of these hostile actors fear or respect joe biden and neither does the taliban. as america draws no forces from afghanistan we have taliban extremists, they are moving in andov moving in quickly and nowe see they are seizing u.s. weapons and supplies ind the process and now the question is why on earth would we ever leave munitions and weaponry behind like this knowing the taliban would get a hold of it. it's simply madness. they know they will be no consequences for their actions under this administration.dn it's so bad that today biden was even as

joe: amazing right? i am old enough to remember reading jen psaki account right before the election and the staff does have those to put that up let's questioning values. take a moment to look at the fact the real donald trump knew about russia and the bounties to take out us troops in afghanistan and still defense putin. the undervaluing contribution not just horrific but also dangerous. that story has been about why hasn't jen psaki taken down that tweet? because according to her in her own rules, around this information on twitter then apparently she should be banned. let's do another. hunter biden and that particular situation right before the election. "russian disinformation officials say that is what the jen psaki twitter account. she should be the first to go. carly: you make such a great point. there also be the one - - videos on social media of doctor how she's saying masks in the early stages are not a good thing so opinions change and things that are once fact turn out to be fiction. now the

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joe: i'm joe weisenthal. caroline hyde has the day off. romaine: market jitters back, s&p 500 index down on the day. joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" romaine: a lot of worries right now about potential slowdown of economic tiffany -- economic activity, yet apple, facebook, growing but a potential slowdown in revenue growth. focusing today on the road to recovery, a rocky road, and parts of the economy are reopening on art of the economy are now facing potential new restrictions. we talk about broadway, corporate offices, vaccines and masks that are now being mandated. we dig into all these areas including supply chains and housing, is hot and restaurants, even hotter. that is where we want to start, an area of the economy that has been growing -- consumer spending. we are spending money and that is giving us a boost. joe: brisk consumer personal income and spending data out today, always one of the more interesting numbers. we have it. it is interesting, because we have these huge swings and a huge drop in spending. a big increase

>> it's pretty apparent that joe biden's not in charge. i do think he was sucker punching maxine waters when he was encouraging her to run for the senate. she's 83 years old, and she will never be defeated into her house district, but in a statewide election is a good way to send her home. maybe he really is trying to say, run maxine so we can finally get rid of you. i find it interesting that we know for sure, dan, kamala harris is not in charge. this political article is really just disturbing, showing that there is just complete disarray in her office. in fact, the infighting is so intense, could have sworn that her office has become a baptist church. it truly has taken on that form without a doubt. >> dan: laura, we went through this litany of problems, a lot of it being magnified in new york city, a city you are very familiar with, the places in total chaos. we have a prosecutor there who in his list of things he's concerned about, you think it would be crime, terrorism, the struggling economy, people fleeing new york like the 80s mov

joe biden is a cognitive mass. his radical socialist staff or whoever is in charge, they are promoting horrific policies -- of the squad and bernie sanders. his vice president seems clueless. his administration is failing on so many fronts. as a matter of fact, what has he done well? six months in, it not going well. it was a reaction, two former press secretaries. by the way, that is a job that frankly you couldn't pay me the hundred million dollars a day to do. kayleigh mcenany, also cohost of "outnumbered" and ari fleischer. both of you had the hardest job ever. am i being too harsh? i will let me correct me if you think i am wrong. >> first off, we didn't get paid that amount of money either.ai your grades are right on target. there is a former defense for secretary who worked with barack obama and then joe biden and he wrote in his book that joe biden has been wrong about every major policy issue of last 30 years. if you have been watching then you know that is true, but we can extend that on to domestic polic

blame joe, your boss. militarily the brave men and women that fought in afghanistan and decimated al-qaeda and fought to maintain order in a failed state for 2 decades, jen psaki can't be bothered to take the time to give them the appropriate credit. tour after tour these men and women served. how does this make the families of soldiers that died in afghanistan feel tonight? jen, circle back and do an apology at the very least. the biden administration has botched the withdrawal from afghanistan just like they are botching america's economic and political independence to covid. under biden the u.s. is printing money faster than any point in history and inflation is running through the roof. massive prices and shortages and a massive financial burden on every american. the cost of a gallon of gasoline is $3 and above in most places. even $5 and higher in places like california. double what it was under donald trump. great job, joe. the cost to heat and cool your home is going through the roof. the cost for

now president joe. and these idiots were the biggest proponents and all they wanted to talk about was, the 25th amendment. all throughout the trump presidency. that's a armchair psychologist on the left, and the president of the united states and demanding his removal for office for a variety of issues. you might recall, and let's go, as warner wolf said, to the videotape. >> we discuss recruiting cabinet members to invoke the 25th amendment to the u.s. constitution to remove mr. trump from office for being unfit. >> people close to him in the campaign told me he had early stages of dementia. and you can get mad at me if you want to. >> that's not okay to say. >> it is okay to say. >> he is unfit. >> "the new york times"'s showed us that he is in cognitive decline. >> at senate democratic leader calling on the vice president to remove this president by immediately invoking the 25th amendment. >> is unfit and he should step aside and it may take the 25th amendment to get him to step aside. >> sean: if we

joe: i'm joe weisenthal. romaine: and i'm romaine bostick. you saw a bid come into treasuries, a modest bid come into stocks. what did you miss? caroline: u.s. cpi reports showed prices soared in june. cpi showed the same thing, but fed chair jay powell says don't worry about any of it. the u.s. economic recovery has not progressed enough to scale back asset purchase. we will talk to a congressman who believes this guy should stay on as fed chair. the u.s. rental market making a bit of a comeback, especially in manhattan. rentals are up about 9%. we have some talk in congress as well. joe: we have hot inflation prints yesterday and today. one area that hasn't been that high but is expected to be hot -- maybe used car prices will come down -- owners equivalent rent, still well-off levels in 2019 but starting to turn up. anyone out on the rental market is probably experiencing it. romaine: i think it depends on what end of the price point spectrum you are on kimberly -- you are on. joe: kimberly, we see in the government data it is starting to

indeed, joe biden has just begun to fight. going forward, the first amendment will be suspended until further notice. and if misinformation appears on your facebook page or in your twitter feed or even in your private text messages, joe biden will summarily execute misinformation. he will hunt it down and kill it himself. this is total war. all of us are going to have to make sacrifices in this war. the question is, what does the enemy look like? to this point, no one in authority has provided a clear description of misinformation. the white house has still not defined what it is or what it looks like, like extremism and white supremacy, misinformation is an elastic and mysterious term. like the viacom, it appears out of nowhere, from the night it's off to take our lives. we hate misinformation with all our hearts but we can't really describe it not that we need to, really. but in washington, working definition for misinformation. it's any criticism of the joe biden administration or its policies. that's what we're fighting ag

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a dollar 25 more per gallon thanks to joe. we will cite f or joe on energy. and once again, and once we were energy dependent for the first time in 25 years, we all benefit and for national security reasons. and by the way, joe biden's attempts to ram through the green new deal under the guise of human infrastructure. i thought infrastructure was roads and bridges and tunnels. no, human infrastructure is the new green deal. except with a fancier name. while also raising corporate taxes. it's right, as he raises and proposes his corporate tax increase, that means cost will continue to go even further beyond inflation. beyond the higher cost of energy being used too gets products to shelves in the stores because the outcome of those trucks that bring them there, they are all paying a fortune more. corporations i've said many times, they don't pay taxes. they are their cut salaries, cut jobs, and then they pass the rest onto us so he gets a big fat f on the economy as well. and meanwhile at our southern border, a major crisis is now ongoing. we have open borders

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joe biden looks deeply confused. if we doesn't think 6 trillion dollars will add to more inflation and driving up the prices from groceries to gas. also if he thinks the rest of the world thinks america is back, he is more confused. joe biden is putting a kick me sign on uncle sam's back to everyone around the world. >> laura: biden had another response to the soaring inflation that everyone needs to hear tonight. >> putting all of this money into the economy couldn't that add -- >> no, moodies said if we pass the other who things we will reduce inflation. >> laura: he says that 3 times. is that true especially given what romney and company are planing to do to give this big bipartisan sheen to biden on the infrastructure fill? >> no. joe biden is deeply confused. thinks 6 trillion dollars in spending won't ignite more inflation. they are giving out $300 weakly bonuses to keep people from going to work. we have all of that money chasing after goods that are hard to find because we are paying people not to work. yes,

in joe's case he's right hand dominate. it was important for him to have a normal right hand so he can work. work. the right hand from the donor room. >> sean: he had had the top of his fingers cut off. >> right, his fingers were basically here and they were like webs. they weren't functional.an he wouldli grab things with his hands like this. he didn't have functional digits. we amputated his arm at forearm level. >> sean: can't go back. >> point of no return. at this point the right hand is ready to go we remove it everything's tagged, we flush it with a preservative the right hand goes into the room and we begin the connections. while we're working on that remain are, my team is moving on the right arm, we're still working on the left hand and the face. once they've reached about a 50% completion work on the rightwo hand, in joe's room, the bones r are connected, plates are screwed, the blood vessels are connected and then you start connecting sensors, tendons, flexors, everything to work in the hand normally once everyt

joe has also made a lot of progress. the kids have to learn how to stay ahead of a moving wall of water and just the thought that during practice, you have to deal with lots of different waves in different conditions. does cm dot that will help you later on in competition. because you'll know which waves are the good one. talk to me in the morning practice session is over now. joe and the others have worked up quite an appetite for lunch. there is no balls, meat and vegetables. coach. whoo. yeah. link says proper nourishment is a key part of the training program. made him out on the last. oh, actually get up at 540 every morning 1000000 to 6. if the waives the good, everyone goes. how long? how long? how, how can we go running the hybrid? what a $30.00 balance in perhaps these young athletes will one day compete and international surfing tournament. the best of them will join china as olympic team. another member of the fish, one team, 11 year old young c cheese has already made the olympic squad my job is that i want to

joe manchin represents a state where joe biden did not win a single solitary county. let that sink in for a second varied joe biden did not win a single county in west virginia and nancy pelosi would not win a neighborhood other than the philosophy department at west virginia university. so joe manchin is not going to vote for what "the squad" wants and for people who like representative government and representatives who actually vote like their state wants, they should love joe manchin, because it's a ruby red state. >> bret: all right, meantime, the supreme court coming in with this big ruling on arizona. let's take a listen to the arizona attorney general and the president on this. >> this is all about protecting the integrity of elections and making sure that states have the ability to conduct the time, place, and manner of their elections the way they want. at what we've seen from the left, even with hr1 and s1 is an attempt to nationalize elections. >> president biden: it is critical thateake a distinction between voter suppression and suspension. the ability o

i don't know how much of this is in joe biden's control to get a lot of people that tune out joe biden or in information echo chambers that do not sort of convey the president's message of what he's trying to do on the vaccine. it's going to be very hard for joe biden to reach those. other folks are going to need to reach those americans. >> governor, i want to bring you in now because you're the former governor of the state. biden and you both believe he could work with republicans. but even more importantly, you both believe republicans could work with him. were you right or were you wrong? >> well, look. i mean, two things. first of all, the mood and the tone in our country is much better. people aren't waking up in the morning trying to figure out what the heck just happened down there in the white house, and that's been a really good positive. but i will tell you, don, i think that joe biden is frankly afraid to offend the left wing of his party. and that stops him. look, you might have an infrastructure bill. the minute they negotiate an infrastructure bill, the left goes crazy a

joe: i am joe weisenthal. romaine: i am romaine bostick. the day started out up but ended down for the s&p 500. joe: the question is what you miss? caroline: the china regulatory news. the big theme of the day -- it is. romaine: on this show? caroline: we are talking regulation and investing. the u.k. has slammed crypto finance, forcing them to remove financial promotions to make it clear the exchange will no longer be permitted to resume operation without prior consent. this has kicked off global scrutiny. we speak with the ceo of binance's united states branch. meanwhile, we are not just looking at a centralized exchange of crypto, but decentralized options. what is the future of decentralized finance? what protocols are being built? we speak with a venture capitalist who is investing exclusively in crypto companies. let's talk isn data. still well above 60, but slightly slower pace. joe: exactly right. still very strong. i think the way people would characterize the economy overall right now, and nothing we saw in the ism today, was very

has joe biden done anything that doesn't involve an ice cream parlor. it's like my toddler, joe, if you get the line right you get a scoop of ice cream, maybe even two scoops. because we remember how big a deal two scoops was, right? but you know, joe can't get through the line anyway they give him the ice cream, it's line corporal punishment. come on, he's-- even anyway, guys, we need you with us, and there. and texas sees it more clear than anyone, right? the humanitarian crisis going on at the border is a disgrace, right? i know they're trying to blame it on donald trump and kamala harris does a nice photo op 900 miles away from any of the cages who built? again, narrative, you see a pattern here folks, stay with it and i thank you for the support and means the world to us, we're truly appreciative and we'll continue to be in this fight as long as you guys do. all right? contrary to popular belief. as a real estate developer from new york to be pro conservative, but it doesn't matter because our country is worth fighting for, our children is worth fi

i said it's joe. he was in an accident. is he okay? i said it doesn't sound good. >> he was in a medically induced coma for three straight months. the severe facial scarring left him with no lips, no eyelids, his fingertips had to be amputated leaving him unable to do everyday tasks and live a regular life. >> you have this horrible car accident, you don't remember, i would assume, right, at this point. >> no, i don't even remember going to work that night either. >> sean: so you had all these skin graft surgeries. you had no lips, no eyelids. your fingertips had to be amputated as part of this. you needed help getting dressed in the morning. you needed help with just doing the basics in life. >> yeah, just everything. my mom had to help me through a lot of things. it's not the right way to live. >> sean: that was hard for you to have other people, to be dependent on them? >> yes, because i moved out at 18, had my own place and to have to move back in with my parents, it's, you know, very hard, and plus i'm very independent. >> sean: t

guest: joe biden lost west virginia, big. joe manchin continues to win there. he has his own unique brand. without him, they don't have 50 votes. if they don't have 50 votes, they can't pass anything. manchin knows this. he has talked about raising the corporate rate to 25%, which is not the 28% joe biden has talked about. he has talked about rolling back some other trump tax cuts for the wealthy. he has not been on board with bernie sanders and his $6 trillion package that sanders is trying to sell this week. he hasn't given his blessing to all of the things joe biden has proposed, for trillion dollars over the next eight years. their childcare subsidies, community college and big climate initiatives. the climate piece i think might be the hardest to get past joe manchin. when this guy ran percent of first time around, the climate bill passed the house. that was a signal to these west virginia folks that he was going to have their back on issues he cared about. host: now he serves alongside major pusher of that bill in the house. guest: this reconciliation pac

joe biden is not going to be a moderate. joe biden is not against energy. really? check. what else were they lying to you about, guys? audience: everything! don: joe bide season not going to be against the second amendment, right? you don't need your fully semi-automatic 40-clip meg, right? because joe biden knows what the hell he's talking about. i love my fully semi-automatic. there's no such thing, folks. but they don't know that. i love my ar-14. [laughter] you can want make this crap up. guess what, guys? they're lying on the second amendment. they want to appoint the leader of the a.t.f. or the a.f.t. as joe biden would call it because he can't remember. they want to appoint a guy who worked actively for the anti-gun lobby to lead the a.t.f., to infringe on your second amendment rights. so i want all of you to call your senators, all right, and make sure that this guy doesn't get confirmed, ok? i want you to speak to your senators and perhaps purple states where you have democratic senators that claim that be for the second amendment like manchin, like tester and as

joe biden said, this, week that in effect, the senate is broken. he said the rule on the 60 vote threshold is no longer working the way was supposed to. and he said that he supports the change in that rule, but some people think they heard him say there should be no change in the senate rules. when i heard joe biden say indicates that he would support a change in the senate rules, probably for voting rights legislation after he has accomplished what he can in the senate under the current rules. in that sense, the biden infrastructure bills and voting rights bills are strategically linked. joe biden believes that he cannot come up in full opposition to the current senate rules while trying to hold on to a fragile bipartisan coalition of senators for his infrastructure bill. president biden is clearly giving signals about what needs to be done to pass voting rights legislation including a change in senate rules. so tonight we will consider the biden strategy, beginning with the biden harris administration's massive to track infrastructure legislation

joe: i love the plan. -- and watch us. joe: you mentioned the hardship so many people who work in performance have suffered with a year of no live events. how confident are you that as we normalize things will -- people will be racing back to public concerts and productions? so that people have stable work or can compensate for a difficult last year? >> it is hard. i do not have a crystal ball. i will say, we are a congregational economy. the main part of the income for a lot of cultural institutions, like broadway theaters and big operas and opera, is live people in the seats, paying to come together in congregation to see another congregation up on that stage. ♪ from what i am hearing from people, there is a hunger to go back to life, to experience community in congregation like that. i do not think it will be instant. and even for the summer we are starting and half measures. date 9000 people that we will see in tanglewood, -- the 900 -- the 9000 people we will see in tanglewood, normally we see 500,000 people live. w

>> it's pretty apparent that joe biden's not in charge. i do think he was sucker punching maxine waters when he was encouraging her to run for the senate. she's 83 years old, and she will never be defeated into her house district, but in a statewide election is a good way to send her home. maybe he really is trying to say, run maxine so we can finally get rid of you.nt i find it interesting that we know for sure, dan, kamala harris is not in charge. this political article is really just disturbing, showing that there is just complete disarray in her office. in fact, the infighting is so intense, could have sworn that her office has become a baptist church. it truly has taken on that form without a doubt. >> dan: laura, we went through this litany of problems, a lot of it being magnified in new york city, a city you are very familiar with, the places in total chaos.is we have a prosecutor there who in his list of things he's concerned about, you think it would be crime, terrorism, the struggling economy, people fleeing new york like the 80s

joe biden is not the president. nobody voted for joe biden. i'm a law enforcement officer. i do my best to keep politics out of my job. in this circumstance, i responded. i voted for joe biden, does my vote not count? am i nobody? that prompted a torrent of racial epithets. one woman in a pink maga shirt yelled, you hear that guys? this [bleep] voted for joe biden. 20 people joined in screaming boo, [bleep] [bleep]. nobody had ever called me a [bleep]while wearing the uniform of a capitol police officer. in the days following the attempted or insurrection, other officers shared with me their own stories of racial abuse. one officer told me he had never in his entire 40 years of life been called a [bleep] to his face. that streak ended on january 6. another black officer told me later, he had been confronted by insurrectionists in the capital -- in the capitol who told him, put your gun down, and we will show you what kind of [bleep] you really are. amy: u.s. capitol police officer harry dunn, as he continually used the n word, saying he consciously decided to say what the p

joe and jen are in the audience with their tea. me. joe didn't win a metal this year. that makes him want to train even harder the morning. i'll have to give him everything i've got so i can win next year. the head coach is proud of her team, but young says that winning the national title is just the 1st step in her career. the the well yeah, i want to be the best in china, then compete in the olympics and then join a professional team. me these young athletes plan to take the surfing world by storm. and that's just what the government wants them to do. china has discovered surfing both as a competitive sport and as a way of life. mm . what does daily life are jews in europe like beyond the framework of political debates? how much to anti semitism and the conflict in the middle east effect like film producer alice brown and publish cooler man examined what it's like being jewish. ah, he's 15 ah, was these places you step into a all big venture? the treasure map for modern globetrotters. this cover, some of us are record breaking you to know also in book form the who's

joe: i'm joe wiesenthal. the question is, "what'd you miss?" joe: u.s. gdp -- caroline: u.s. gdp numbers show strong consumer spending. people eager to get out. end romaine -- and romaine sampling the newest restaurant. growth threatened by the spread of the delta variant. and amazon numbers, another big tech miss like apple and facebook. but as delta worsen, -- but as delta worsens, could we all back on e-commerce? maybe we will be daytrading? the robinhood platform, didn't grow as much is hoped according to the company today. but let's talk with amazon -- talk about amazon,. joe: amazon shares sliding. they beat on earnings, but everyone beats on earnings. the outlook wasn't great. the bread-and-butter, e-commerce online sales, not great. aws advertising, these are still big-money printers. but you can see it down 6%. online sales, weakest growth since the start of the pandemic. so a lot of that transition, that huge boost that they got, starting to fade. let's bring in bloomberg live reporter kriti gupta. kriti: it is interesting we got all this on the same day the eco-dat

if any criticism of the joe biden administration or its policies. that's what we are fighting against. like all patriotic media in wartime, cable news networks are fully on board with this stuff. last night, cnn and posted a video to its website from something called a presidential town hall, leading the front for this war. the capture in this video reads this way, "the president textiles vaccine misinformation." tackle it he did. watch joe biden wrestle miss information to the ground and it like that bad girl it is. >> just like the other question is illogical and i'm not being solicitous, but you are always straight up with what you are doing. the question is whether or not we should be in a position where why can't the experts say, we know that this virus is -- it's goingus to be, excuse me, we knw why all the drugs are not temporarily. i expect that to occur quickly. >> you mean for the fda? >> for the fda. >> tucker: yeah. "experts say it." you can imagine the chaos behind the scenes in theha pivotal moments. "the red fox trot quietly in midnig

that's right, a third of voters, joe's own party believe joe is not capable of executing his duties in the office of president. and of course, they see what we all see and that is somebody that is weak and frail and a cognitive mess and a shell of his former self. and it only appears to be getting worse. the main question now if he's not in charge and polls show most people don't think he is, who is in charge? who knew about joe's condition and what did they know and when did they know it? over the weekend, more struggles as biden pulled out two notecards in an unsuccessful attempt to answer were pretty simple, basic, fundamental question. this is like a softball, just knock it right out of the park. not joe, has to refer to the cards. take a look. >> with the most recent attacks by the russians, would you say this means -- >> i've got a brief because i was on the plane, that's why it was late getting off the plane. i will be in better shape to talk to you about it. i will tell you what they sent me. okay? the idea -- first of all, not sure who it is for sure, number one. and i directe

joe biden said this week that in effect the senate is broken. he said that the rule on the 60 vote threshold is no longer working the way it was supposed to. and he said he supports a change in that rule, but some people think they heard him say there should be no change in the senate rules. but what i heard joe biden say indicates that he will support a change in the senate rules probably for voting rights legislation after -- after he has accomplished what he can in the senate under the current rules. in that sense the biden infrastructure bills and voting rights bills are strategically linked. joe biden clearly believes he cannot come out in full opposition to the current senate rules while trying to hold on to a fragile, bipartisan coalition of senators for his infrastructure bill. but president biden is clearly giving signals about what needs to be done to pass voting rights legislation, including a change in senate rules. so tonight we will consider the biden legislative strategy in sequence beginning with the biden/harris administration's

i've known joe biden for 20, 25 years. i've never seen this joe biden. this is demry -- demagoguery. it's offensive to me. what he's saying is a lie. he's trying to change the subject to try to talk about anything but his failed presidency. we're coming back in 2022 and i hope to god president trump runs in 2024. maria: good to see you this morning. thanks very much. senator lindsey graham joining us. stay with us. stay with us. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. >> my lord, if i get elected president of the united states with my position on healthcare, my position on he global warming, my position on foreign policy, my he position on the middle class, this will come down as one of the most progressive administrations in american history. maria: oh, yes, that was then candidate joe biden in february of 2020 revealing his i

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to protect joe biden and hurt donald trump. if you can't even begin to quany in terms of dollar donations how much in-kind money that meant to joe biden's campaign. and now the president of the united states, donald trump, has banished completely. he is banned from twitter and facebook and youtube, but guess was not banished? look at this, the supreme leader of iran. that's right. the ayatollah. he frequently tweets about death to america, death to israel, often calls for the extermination of "the jews," state-sponsored terrorism. at jacket twitter, i guess are happy to have him. iran's mouthpiece is also on twitter, he's also very active. multiple fake news propaganda outlets run by the communist party of china. a few months ago while conservatives -- yes, a lot of my friends -- were getting band left and right, my team won't even let me have access to my social media and haven't for a long time but as conservatives were being censored for tweeting about, oh, the wuhan lab leak, chinese propaganda accounts were spreading an in

that's from "the washington times" focusing on joe manchin as we've been focusing so much on joe manchin amid these various packages that move through the senate, especially as democrats try to move them with just democratic support to avoid a republican filibuster in the senate. getting your reaction to all of it. james is a republican out of georgia. good morning. >> caller: good morning. you know, i'm just a little bit concerned about the way -- we talk about the taxes, i just heard you say joe manchin want a bill that would eliminate the trump tax cut, but the trump tax cut helped the working people and when they talk about taxes, they talk about taxes the core operations when they ought to be taxing the ceos. every time you tax the core operation that's why everything goes up. everything don't go up. you tax the core operations that tax is going to be added on and you're going to pay for it somewhere else. and the people that's going to pay for it is the hard working folk that's going to work every day. >> james, you would be okay with increased taxes on high earners, but not increa

joe, anything to add. >> 2 emmys awards. i am so proud to be nominated with so many other great shows on tv like saint elsewhere and l.a. law. it's time for the 4th of july. did you do what i told you? has everyone been good? if you stayed on your circle and kept your mask on, you can have 1 friend over for the 4th of july and you will save 16 cents. we did it. we made america great -- no, i can't say that. >> [laughing]. >> brian, take your pick which story? >> good lord have mercy. what i love about this story, the woman submitted herself on the emmys. i nominated myself for the world's best lover. i don't want to brag. i can last 3.5 minutes. i snore after. the whole thing is ridiculous. you can dominate yourself for an emmy. that's absurd but it's hollywood. >> carlie, will you spend that 16 cents all in one place? >> all in one place. know just the cobb. just a little kernel. >> that was my nickname in college. >> [laughing]. >> i like that. >> i want to talk about the emes. the dmc was know good -- not good. it was jus

he failed joe and jen are in the audience with their t me. joe didn't win a metal this year. that makes him want to train even harder. saturday morning i'll have to give him everything i've got so i can win next year. coffee on the head coach is proud of her team, but young says that winning the national title is just the 1st step in her career. the other i want to be the best in china and compete in the olympics and then join a professional team goes out to me. these young athletes plan to take the surfing world by storm and that's just what the government wants them to do. china has discovered surfing both as a competitive sport as a way of life. mm . ego india. noise. lead to humans in anamosa like pollution is a big problem, especially in metropolitan city. widely underestimated enforcement action, ongoing boosted is very limited. to 30 minutes on w. o. o ah was ah, this is the w news live from berlin cities across south africa looted and ablaze in the worst violence seem there in years. more than 70 people have been killed as writers ransacked doors and clash with police

joe has also made a lot of progress. the kids have to learn how to stay ahead of a moving wall of water yet i can just go to online. during practice. you have to deal with lots of different ways in different conditions. you'll see me that will help you later on in competition because you'll know which waves are the good ones. talk to me in the morning practice session is over now. joe and the others have worked up quite an appetite for lunch. there is no ball meat and vegetables coach. whoo. yeah. link says proper nourishment is a key part of the training program. made him out on the law. oh, actually get up at 540 every morning to seek cells. how is the way to go? everyone goes. how long, how long will you go running behind the house? all the family perhaps these young athletes will one day compete and international surfing tournament. the best of them will join china as olympic team. another member of the tish one team 11 year old young c cheese has already made the olympic squad because i want to win the national cham

i want to bring in joe joe conca and mitch roschelle. joe, what do you make of today? >> i make of today -- i had to look up walt disney. he brought that up. it's a great analogy as far as buying the swampland in florida. walt disney paid just $5 million for 27,400 acres in florida. i'm pretty sure you wouldn't get that deal today. if i had all the money in the world, i was the richest guy in the world i'd go to space. you're probably bored with the yachts and fun stuff you get with money on earth so why not go to space and i would do it. i don't know about you. what do you you think, cheryl? cheryl: i'm good. but you know, he did spend $500 million on a yacht that he's building right now. he's got the cash. again, it's still, -- it's a risk. this is a risk to go into space for anybody. >> it certainly is risky. the thing i noticed here is just as the administration wants to take away people's wealth, let's remember it's the private sector that's pulling this off. it used to take government to get up in space. now it's the private sector that's pooling their own resour

i've known joe biden for 20, 25 years. i've never seen this joe biden. this is demry -- demagoguery. it's offensive to me. what he's saying is a lie. he's trying to change the subject to try to talk about anything but his failed presidency. we're coming back in 2022 and i hope to god president trump runs in 2024. maria: good to see you this morning. thanks very much. senator lindsey graham joining us. stay with us. we'll be right back with mark levin. >> my lord, if i get elected president of the united states with my position on healthcare, my position on he global warming, my position on foreign policy, my he position on the middle class, this will come down as one of the most progressive administrations in american history. maria: oh, yes, that was then candidate joe biden in february of 2020 revealing his intention to become the most progressive president in in u.s. history. he is well on his way, ruling by executive order, majority in both chambers, ramming through the most radical and expensive agenda this country has ever seen, all without a singl

what do you think, joe? >> joe: it is something that i learned early on. they say the enemy of your enemy is your friend by the enemy of your enemy can also be your enemy. i have a lot of enemies. but yeah, where he went wrong was trying to extort 19. that's like trying to extort joy behar for having a joke that doesn't work. they don't care about their reputation at all. >> kat: it's weird. you get a couple complement from brian stelter and you are like, you know what, i think i can extort nike. [laughter] i don't get how you get from a to b, some sort of nurses in. i've been on cable news a lot a lot of vinyl become that great. >> greg: and you haven't extorted anybody. except that old fellow downtown. the pictures. they do have legal libraries that are available to prisoners, so he could still become a lawyer. >> brian: he is looking at more charges. it's going to get worse for him, believe it or not. how unbelievable is it that we haven't pointed out the bigger picture. he was hired so to speak to take on trump. he was going to take down trump. it wasn