until a few years ago pete buttigieg dated women. now he is gay and a father and uses many unintelligible buzz words. talk like him, it's not hard? pick a phrase and add the word racism. you have a future in the democratic party. >> do you think that people who supported president trump and his immigration policies are racist? >> anyone supporting this is supporting racism. our healthcare system is burdened by racism and our schools are burdened by racism and the uniform. but it goes far beyond that. it's a matter of concern for every american that we dismantle systemic racism in our lifetime. >> tucker: and roads are racist too. certain kinds of people love this. if cnn anchors could use science, pete buttigieg is the candidate they would create in their baseman lab. no achievements of any kind. pete buttigieg could even run south bend, indiana. pete buttigieg has never shown an interest in improving the lives of actual people. he only talks about himself. every presidential election cycle you see someone like this. democratic candi

until a few years ago pete buttigieg dated women. now he is gay and a father and reads the atlantic magazine and uses unintelligible buzz words. many, many untell lidgeable buzz words. talk like him, it's not hard? pick a phrase and add the word racism. you have a future in the democratic party. >> do you think that people who supported president trump and his immigration policies are racist? >> anyone supporting this is supporting racism. our healthcare system is burdened by racism and our schools are burdened by racism and the uniform. but it goes far beyond that. it's a matter of concern for every american that we dismantle systemic racism in our lifetime. >> tucker: and roads are racist, too. certain kinds of people love this. if cnn anchors could use science, pete buttigieg is the candidate they would create in their baseman lab. road scholar, mckenzie consultant, no actual achievements of any kind. pete buttigieg could even run south bend, indiana. pete buttigieg has never shown an interest in improving the lives of actual peop

secretary pete buttigieg, who is joining us tonight in this hour. and our law professional laurence tribe. he co-wrote a piece in august saying the justice department should conduct a criminal investigation of what donald trump did to try to violate election law on january 6 and before. and i want to check in with professor tribe tonight to see if this week may be the evidence base for and justification for a criminal investigation of donald trump has increased at all. >> certainly the january 6 investigators started talking in specific statutory language about what it is they're trying to figure out if trump did it. i mean, the language from liz cheney on this has been really provocative. it's deliberate and they're making a case for that kind of evidence which is going to put the justice department on the spot. but the january 6 investigation seems to be building a real case. >> yeah. we will see what professor tribe thinks of what's developed this week. and rachel, please enjoy the next couple hours of your -- >> friday eve. >> friday eve. friday

pete buttigieg could challenge biden. he was asked about this. instead of saying why are you asking me if i'm running? he said it's too soon to talk about 2024. paraphrasing. jen psaki says "the president has every intention of running for reelection." >> cheryl: i take her at her word that he does plan to run in 2024 but kudos to "the new york times" for saying maybe he should not. let's talk about the media elite for a second that refused to bring us these issues. race and "the new york times" editorial about the fact that he would be 86 years old at the end of his second term, well older than ronald reagan was in the early '80s. the press in the early '80s used to question ronald reagan's age. they made it an issue. these days, it's keep it quiet. the cbs sunday morning piece that ran this past weekend. the puff piece. they asked her, what do you say to those that question his abilities, his mental abilities. oh, that's ridiculous. then the reporter just moved on. no one is willing to talk about it but behind the scenes here in new york and ot

[laughs] >> laura: what about pete buttigieg? liberals will say god, pete is our answer, we still have mayor pete. well, if the former mayor of south bend is your plan b, you better be -- you better be in

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she is standing there with pete buttigieg by her side. people are saying he should be the next president. his answer was not what it should have been. it should have been i work for president biden. that was not the answer. if any other cabinet member answered that way about mike pence, you would have had an unhappy president trump who wants his cabinet to say we support the president because he is running. >> that goes back to leadership. there is a bigger story than just the vice-president's office. the white house is in disarray. two factions of the democratic party that are at war with each other inside the white house. symone sanders wasn't a kamala harris pick. the president of the united states joe biden instructed her to go to the wing of the vice-president to work in that department. she was the rock of the campaign during the joe biden term. she worked for bernie sanders. she was instrumental in securing the black vote when folks were iffy about joe biden considering the crime bill. the president of the united states, this is hi

a growing rift with pete buttigieg if he wants to run. all that talk has to walk for the president, joe biden, to say that he is not running for re-election. as far as we know based on what he said, he said he's in. neil? >> neil: peter doocy, thanks very much. if he's in, then that means potentially kamala harris could be out. let's go to tom bevin of real clear politics. as remarkable as that sounds, used to be common place for presidents to go through their vice presidents like tissue paper. f.d.r. switched running mates every run. so since we haven't seen it whether we're about to now. >> seems unlikely, neil. the latest -- go back to the 70s with gerald ford replacing spiro agnew. but it certainly hasn't happened in the modern era. she cannot be fired obviously. there's talk that she might get a supreme court appointment. someone would have to resign or die. that seems like a bank shot. and at the end of the day, you know, biden could -- if he's going to run for re-election, he could choose to drop her and replace her with pete butti

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pete buttigieg and harris will attempt to smooth over reports of a rift today making a joints trip to north carolina to promote the recently passed infrastructure package. >> that is democrat is retiring amid sweeping republican victories in the 202010 elections, peter defazio morgan, the nineteenth democrat to announce retirement as the gop creates the next list of open seats to target next year in the closely divided house. defazio who has been in office for 35 years because republican challenger by 6 points, tightest victory since his -- and his congressional history. >> democrat stacy abrams launching a campaign for georgia governor in 2022. governor brian campanelli defeating abrams in 2018, former trump advisor kellyanne conway warns abrams could win if republicans do not go out and vote. >> she's a formidable candidate because she's got the celebrity treatment candidates like that do, she's been on the cover of fashion magazine, vista millions and millions and millions from the likes of george soros and the soros family members, tom steyer, this is a woman who everybody should

and transportation secretary pete buttigieg hugging it out on the tarmac yesterday amid reports of an intense rivally between the two of them and who is going to lead the future of the party. a "new york post" op-ed is anyone buying the kamala and pete show? did you see the hug between wonder boy president in waiting pete buttigieg and back-off little man i'm boss lady of the house kamala harris? i've seen porcupines get closer together. they could have danced like that at a catholic high school in 1957. power panel now. matt gorman former nrcc communications director, crystal knight former political director for priorities usa and emerge tennessee. matt, i'll start with you. you can sometimes get accused of too much palace intrigue. nobody really cares. we talk about the future of the party with the president right now that is failing in many counts and all measurable by surveys with the american people and actual numbers like the jobs numbers today. >> you are right. kamala harris is weak right now and weakness invites the wolves. look, mayor pete will deny until he is blue in the f

joining us now is transportation secretary pete buttigieg. mr. secretary, thank you for being with us. what exactly is this plan and why is it needed? >> so this is needed because it's a very important part of addressing supply chain issues. as you know, we have seen supply disruptions since the beginning of the pandemic. we have been working on them since the beginning of this administration. now, a lot of the attention is what's going on with the ships and the ports. we have been doing a lot of work there. a lot of issue has to do with trucking capacity in all parts of the country. remember, these truck drivers are the definition of essential workers. you can't do that job from home, you can't do it over zoom. we have absolutely depended on them from getting everything from vaccine supplies to christmas presents where they need to be. but we are at a moment where we don't have the trucking capacity we need. so we're teaming up with the department of labor, taking a number of steps across the next 30, 60, 90 days and beyond. in the near term, a

vice president harris and transportation secretary pete buttigieg visited the charlotte area transit system bus garage toward electric vehicle operations. >> generations ago, cities like charlotte moved pass horse drawn transit, in part because they were thinking about safety, pollution and efficiency. today, we're getting another new chapter in our transit history. to make it safer, cleaner and more accessible than ever. >> here is the outline of what the new biden infrastructure law will provide to north carolina as described today by the vice president. 7.2 billion for highway projects. 457 million for bridge replacement and repairs. 109 million for electric vehicle charging stations. 900 and $10 million for public transportation. $100 million for broadband access. 1.1 billion for clean drinking water improvements. and joining us now is the democratic governor of north carolina, roy cooper. governor cooper, thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciated. >> glad to be with you, lawrence. lad >> i want to begin with that last item that was on the list of what the vi

pete buttigieg, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, andrew yang. 36% of those surveyed were undecided. 13% favored a candidate not on the list. >>> a house fire in daly city. the smoke alerted people. the home is on miriam street. everyone got out safely. no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> back in compliance. a big update for a prominent south bay hospital facing patient safety complaints. good samaritan hospital in san jose has redeemed its status with federal health regulators after several investigations. >> staffing problems and concerns with leadership were so serious, regulators put the hospital's medicare contract on notice. the hospital has successfully addressed the violations. some nurses tell me in their opinion, on the front lines, they are not in the clear. it's been about four months since the centers for medicare and medicaid services issued thisscathing notice of termination report detailing failures by managers to address serious and systemic issues putting patients in harm's way and staffing april training issues that led to overworked

transportation secretary pete buttigieg. mr. secretary, it's great to see you. happy holidays we're hoping it will be happy holidays things seem to be moving apace clearly, supply chain issues remain i'm curious what the readout of this meeting meant to you and what the lesson was? >> it's a really good conversation with the president yesterday with leaders from the private sector, really two things one is the weekend terror isnary extraordinary achievements to date if you look at the headlines a couple months ago, they were saying every shelf would be empty, christmas was ruined, basically cancelled you look at what's happened, shelves are stocked. you look at walmart, target, they're talking more inventory than a year ago. port on the west coast, for example, the ones we are so concerned about, move ac record gods about, moving 15% more than their raul-time high the national retail federation predicting the pest year ever for holiday sales. so a lot has gone right thanks to the leadership and the administration and thanks to the leadership in the private secto

. >> reporter: transportation secretary pete buttigieg says the biden administration is now looking at if similar pop-up sites make sense nationwide opinion but supply chain delays mean some goods did not make it before the holidays. there are a lot of people out in the country who are going to see this and say, "you haven't fixed the problem." >> we welcome ideas, but look what we've been able to do, cutting some of the container times in half. if you go to the store, you're going to see a lot of options there. >> that's actually our most popular piece. >> reporter: but furniture designer ruel joyner still finds the cinches in his supply chang are littling his options. this sofa is made in dallas but one of its parts comes in china and it's backordered. >> right now, we're looking at probably a six-month lead time. >> reporter: his warehouse has about half its normal intor. >> it's a bunch of issues. it's a perfect storm. >> reporter: at the end of the day, is the supply costing you money? >> yes, absolutely, it's costing you money. >> reporter: the constant consequence of a supply ch

pete buttigieg, warren from massachusetts, people like that, perhaps amy klobuchar, and a number of others. so is it a lock? well, first of all, we don't know what's going to happen with president biden, but assuming if he did not run again, yes, she would be viewed i think as the front-runner, but she would have a set of challenges. >> quick side bar here, 2024 too early for gavin newsom to jump in or does he wait for 2028? >> that's a good sidebar, raj. his stock went up when he beat back that -- no republicans think he's running against them but if he wins re-election by the kind of votes he's won, he would definitely be among those potential challengers, yeah. it becomes interesting for california. >> very interesting. thank you, larry gerston, for your time tonight. >>> she went overboard and 30 hours later they still haven't find her. what they're saying about this young woman off the coast of mexico. >>> and snow is in the sierra. we'll check in in lake tahoe in just a minute or two. >>> we're tracking this moving across the bay area. i'll have the latest timeline and more chances a

. >> reporter: transportation secretary pete buttigieg says the biden administration is now looking at if similar pop-up sites make sense nationwide, but supply chain delays mean some goods did not make it before the holidays. there are a lot of people out in the country who are going to see this and say, "you haven't fixed the problem." >> we welcome ideas, but look at what we've been able to do, cutting some of the container load times in half. if you go to the store, you're going to see a lot of options there. >> that's actually our most popular piece. >> reporter: but furniture designer ruel joyner still finds the kinks in his supply chain are limiting his options. this sofa is made in dallas, but one of its parts comes in china and it's backordered. >> we normally get this done in 24-30 days. right now, we're looking at probably a six-month lead time. >> reporter: his warehouse has about half its normal inventory. >> it's a bunch of issues. it's the perfect storm. will it ease, i think it will. >> reporter: at the end of the day, is the supply chain costing you money? >> yes, abso

pete buttigieg 39 years old but extremely progressive. brian: he crashed and burned and was unable to get fiscal cliff the black vote, which is key for a democratic victory. ainsley: there is always hillary. brian: hillary is loom not guilty background she makes it clear she would love to do it. steve: against trump. brian: you want to know about the fracture on the left. all you have to do is see bernie sanders yesterday joe manchin and kyrsten sinema not pushing his agenda no. to bernie sanders, never accomplished anything. said the same thing over and over again since 1972. none of your plans and ideas haven't ever been implemented when joe biden tried is he going up in flames. one bipartisan thing he did in june he had uj that was a huge compromise. bernie sanders upset with the two people that actually could save their party, sinema, they have an idea what the american public want. steve: remember it, walls a year ago, year and a half ago bernie sanders was leading the pack until people realized wait a minute we can't have a socialis

and i think it best they can come up with is pete buttigieg. they will need a christmas miracle for the next three years. judge jeanine: maybe it is buttigieg. >> he took a leave of absence when we have cargo, freight off the coast of california. he basically was dereliction of his own duty as secretary of transportation. joe biden is not going to run. kamala harris is unlikeable. there is no one on the democratic bench that could run for president. it's basically the left wing of the democratic party that is in control of the democratic party. if bernie sanders is resurrected, i welcome it because there will be a republican in the white house in 2024, and hope tonight's a trump guy. judge jeanine: we were talking about the fact that joe is just not with it. the truth is that bernie sanders i think is even older than joe. but bernie sanders can go 100 miles an hour. we just want to see people work as hard as we do. let's move on. let's talk about the crime in america. and right now they are saying amid a spike? violence, nancy pelosi says she d

why didn't we go with kamala or pete buttigieg? what are we going to do if something happens to the president between now and november of 2024. >> the names will emerge that we don't have on radar. stuart: this country has a huge problem but not just about policy but our president and his condition for the next three years and what democrats will do about it. >> are you saying it shocks you that the democratic party elected an old white male for their president? what is new coming down the pike? i will take it back to this. we talk about it every day. will republicans be able to seize on this moment and translate for the american voter what they are living through, for example in quantitative terms. i think whorton did a great job of that yesterday saying look at the inflator a picture. the inflationary picture costing the average american family $3,500 in 2021. what about 2022? the federal reserve, every economist for testing inflation to go back in 2022, that will be paying for the american family. stuart: democrats are in troubl

pete buttigieg on paternity leave. when camp david. shooting nasa video to make people like her more. it was very easy for people to connect with her after that nasa video. this is standard for this administration when there is a crisis, they all seem to flee. fight or flight when you had donald trump in the white house, he was a fighter, he was there for the american people pushing forward. joe biden in the white house is he fleeing and getting as far away as possible. todd: speaking of your father-in-law and the white house, senator lindsey graham on trump being republican nominee for president. take a listen. >> you mentioned donald trump, senator, is he the nominee in 2024. >> from a policy point of view he was the most successful president. it is his nomination if he wants it and he will be in the white house in 2024 if he runs a disciplined campaign. todd: 30 seconds remaining on final show of 2021. care to break any news here, lara? >> well, i will leave that up to my father-in-law should there ever be any news to break, of cour

[laughs] >> laura: what about pete buttigieg? liberals will say god, pete is our answer, we still have mayor pete. well, if the former mayor of south bend is your plan b, you better be -- you better be in favor of running joe again, okay? even if he can't form a sentence. a member, the democrat field was super weak in their 2020 primaries. a half-lucid biden, who bombed at every debate i'm a barely campaigned, lost iowa and new hampshire, still wipes the floor with every other democrat running. when i thought about that today it's like wow, i kind of forgot that. their only stars are the squad members. but they've become more of their own sideshow, more interested in brand building than in governing. and it may not be as fun for them, frankly, with a g.o.p. majority. the one democrat governor who has shown some sense is jarrod polis of colorado. >> at the end of the medical emergency, frankly, people who want to be protected are, the emergency is over, so you know, public health doesn't get to tell people what to wear. that's --

and as secretary of transportation pete buttigieg said, we cannot and should not accept these fatalities as part of walk fran and representatives for standing with us today. thank you for taking action to fundamentally change this country's approach to traffic safety. thank you so much. >> thank you for being with us. >> i want to extend my deep gratitude to madam speaker and representative for your tireless leadership in d.c., fighting for equity for bay area residents. the infrastructure and jobs act means equity for san franciscans right here in the south of market and means equity because this infrastructure bill is going to bring much-needed investments to streets historically design to be dangerous. just take a look at where we are right here standing. they were never designed with people biking, walking or taking transit and these were defactor highways to ket through one of the densest neighborhoods and the results were deadly. the names of bicyclists hit and killed while biking on these two treat streets won't stop until investments are made and of course, i cannot forget antoni

i think it's all performance and theater, a way for pete buttigieg to keep sticking his hand in our business. kennedy: i don't want pete's hand in my business. that may be a joke. chris from the bars have always been there, booze has always been there. the thing that new is the anxiety from the masks and the pandemic, people are freaked out and people got how to be human beings after they were locked down 18 months and didn't have to associate with one another so you put them in a line castable capsule with masks on the face and it makes them nervous. i don't get the alcohol. >> i'll take the mask off when we mandate vaccines on the plane if you're willing to do that, you can take the mask off and people won't get covid and transmitter around the country but alcohol clearly. kennedy: you are not getting covid on planes. >> clearly lubricate people off and they start fighting and messing around and it's got to stop, too many big babies in this country, they can't wear the mask, they are worried about the mask so they drink more and start fights. screw them, kick them off the planes, ban them

. >> reporter: transportation secretary pete buttigieg says te biden administration is now looking at if similar pop-up sites make sense nationwide, but supply chain delays mean some goods did not make it before the holidays. there are a lot of people out in the country who are going to see this and say, "you haven't fixed the problem." >> we welcome ideas, but look at what we've been able to do, cutting some of the container load times in half. if you go to the store, you're going to see a lot of options there. >> that's actually our most popular piece. >> reporter: but furniture designer ruel joyner still finds the kinks in his supply chain are limiting his options. this sofa is made in dallas, but one of its parts comes from china and it's backordered. >> we normally get this done in 24-30 days. right now, we're looking at probably a six-month lead time. >> reporter: his warehouse has about half its normal inventory. >> it's a bunch of issues. it's the perfect storm. will it ease, i think it will. >> reporter: at the end of the day, is the supply chain costing you money? >> yes, ab

buttigieg 2024. todd: we are in a different page when it comes to the underlying background of all this. i think kamala is not telling the truth. i think at some point they have to have had some modicum of a discussion, you don't think they've spoken? carley: the overall point is it is increasingly clear there is friction between them. this all started with that cnn reporting the president biden's people were frustrated with kamala harris because they thought she was unprepared and causing issues for the president and kamala harris's people felt the biden folks were throwing kamala harris under a bus and giving her jobs that would set her up for failure like the border. think of those perspectives you see where both sides are coming from. this all boils down to the issue of the fact that president biden shouldn't have chosen kamala harris as his running mate, should have chosen somebody stronger in interviews and with more political experience. >> what who supports your take on this the white house i

transportation secretary pete buttigieg announced thursday more hundred -- more than two at a $40 million in grants to improve the country's ports. it is part of bidens plan to tackle supply chain issues. let's bring in david j wilson for a closer look. david, i think the big question on all of our minds are are things getting better or not? david: thank you for having me. i appreciate the opportunity to share that i think the supply chain is starting to move a little more. we are seeing things loose in a little bit. but i do think that it is something that cannot be overstated, the impact that the pandemic has had on global supply chains. we are in a position where, you know, supply has been disrupted by plants shut down and a drop in demand. as things came back online and demand started to surge, the work done to recruit workers and bring workers back online was interrupted in large part by what was a great resignation that a lot of people were using to either come out of the workforce are move into different fields. so, right now, we have over one million jobs manufacturing jobs needed

the supply chain crisis where the secretary of transportation pete buttigieg has yet to visit any port on the west coast, east coast, or gulf coast. show you care about the problem. violent crime president biden barely broaches as the commander-in-chief. democratic mayors and a president missing on this issue. in afghanistan did u.s. troops withdrawal themselves? who decided to keep bagram air base not open? that would have prevented 13 service from being killed. the border is like 7-11. it's open 24/7. i could go on but we only have so much time. >> joe, you're absolutely right. the reason independents voted for president biden was to get rid of trump's messaging. but they forgot policies are more important. a lot of progressive policies revalve around buzz words divorced from reality. the concept of defunding the police is absolutely insane. if i hear somebody say reimagine policing one more time, i am going to scream. president biden is trying to kill the oil and gas industry also insane. one of the areas where the biden administration polled the lowest is the border. people underst

last piece to announce, today, transportation secretary pete buttigieg announced $241 million in grant funding to improve ports at 25 projects across the country through the port infrastructure development program. these grants demonstrate rapid action on commitments in the biden-harris port action plan. investing in our infrastructure will strengthen our supply chains, help speed the flow of goods, and lower prices for americans. and that's more important -- did you get what i did there? -- port -- yeah? [laughter] -- investments to come, thanks to the bipartisan infrastructure law. i didn't even do that; someone on my team did, but it's still funny. go ahead. >> thanks, jen. so, president biden last night said, in sort of the most direct terms, that he would support a filibuster carveout for voting rights. what made him decide to come out publicly with that direct wording? and then is he lobbying any senators to come along with him on that? obviously, there are a few holdups on that issue. sec. psaki: sure. well, to go to -- in case you all didn't see the interview the president did

i said i'm not going to let any nominees go through the senate until pete buttigieg and they tell us what they are doing on the supply chain creed we to call this week, they have done nothing. no problem solved. they are doing nothing on crime, nothing to stop the indoctrination of our kids. they are continuing down the path. i -- first of all, they are crazy. it's not what average americans want. is no one low income americans want. does no one any american's want >> laura: they are losing grounds among every cheat demographic. i don't know of one demographic he hasn't lost significant ground with. we laid out some in the angle. what was tending to me is that biden seem to be suggesting today that there could be more lockdowns on the way if enough people don't get boosted. watch this. >> go get boosted if you had your first two shots. if you haven't, go get your first shot. it is time. it is past time. and we are going to protect our economic recovery if we do this. keep schools in business open if we do this. >> laura: wait, "if" we do this? if people don't get boosted, what is he

buttigieg, and kamala harris are part of the mix. all of this is frozen, you cannot begin the process of taking the new nominee until president biden announces his intentions, which certainly cannot happen until after midterm elections. once that does happen, we will be in full presidential succession mode and it will be very difficult for the white house to get top quality people to join the administration from the assistant secretary and above. so we are entering a period where the united states is looking for new leaders. that will be a total focus one year from today. kriti: let us talk about what we will see in a couple of days when congress get back into session and i am talking about the build back better plan. how much of this is priced in. we saw goldman downgrade in terms of growth and impact on u.s. growth, but in terms of pricing it in and the impact, what changes in 2022? james: the first thing we know is that we will not see a major corporate tax increase, that has been priced into the market much of this year and i thi

of her performance, harris battling reports of conflict between herself and transportation secretary pete buttigieg, potential rival to the presidential ticket in 2024 if the president does not run for reelection. a former harris aid, he took two month paternity leave among the supply chain crisis. hard to miss the specific energy the white house brings to defend the white man knowing kamala harris spent a year taking a lot of hits the west wing didn't want to take themselves. buttigieg and harris will smooth reports of a rift today making a trip to north carolina to promote the recently passed infrastructure package. todd: another democrat with traditions of sweeping republican victories in 2020 midterm election. peter defazio the nineteenth to announce retirement as the gop creates an exit list in the closely divided house. to fazio beat his republican challenger in 2020 by 6 points. that is the tightest victory in his congressional history. it does beg the question i they jumping off the ship, are they retiring because they realize they've been in office too long and time to leave? the

buttigieg, michael bloomberg, that's how long ago this was when you think about how much more we know now but a lot of people will say somebody said something political about covid. this wasn't just political, it was primary politics that were at the heart of this and it didn't catch on with the voters because a couple of days after he said it, he finished fourth in iowa and fifth in new hampshire but now he's the president and he's got a long record and got a bunch of it right here. >> sean: barely mumbling and fumbling through it but gives us a lecture about wearing masks indoors and correct me if i'm wrong, he then went to the oval office without a mask on, then at another point in the day at the mask by his chin and then in nantucket coming you see a a sign that says you must wear a mask and there was joe biden with no mask on. is that the same guy? sounds like do is i say, not as i do. >> here at the white house, we are all very respectful of the rules, there is a sign in the briefing room that says masks are required at all times for everybody and there. a prime concern to find

pete buttigieg on air force with kamala asked if he wanted to run in 2024 instead of saying no, my bosses joe biden, i expect joe biden to rent and be reelected as joe biden. he didn't do that. he said it is 2021. the don't make the same thing kamala harris said in interesting because i tell you this. alex azar or other members of the cabinet entertained running or not shot down that talk they would be cold to the oval office real quick. >> absolutely should joe biden run for a second term to try to salvage his reputation considering his approval ratings are lower since jimmy carter? you have to get above jimmy carter and bow out. >> jesse: i think he is one and done, katie. he told the truth and said honestly if i'm feeling okay i will run and if not, i won't run. but when you are an honest politician, he opened up huge problems. how is the world looking at this? joe just lame duck himself in front of the allies and if he will only be around three more years, what about the country? wait a second, if his health is an issue tomorrow, is it an issue today? because we have a rocky recovery

pete buttigieg getting nowhere, winning nothing. he basically in south carolina fell apart and then quickly jumped out of the race clearly there is a deal behind the scenes you jump out now i will keep you around. steve: a lot of people see him as the future of the party. brian: what has he done? didn't show up him the most supply chain. hasn't gone to one port yet. someone putting him forward better pr people. ainsley: is he not going to the border. i'm sure they are scared. if biden doesn't run again who do we have? ainsley: he is so progressive. >> we have smart. speaks several languages. i know is he a concert meanist. he has a military background. but his policies are so progressive. brian: right. ainsley: is that what the people of the party want. brian: talk to people in south bend which i have an affiliate there he is not popular. carley shimkus you have been assembling the news. carley: i have. michigan law enforcement say a person of interest who allegedly harbored the parents of ethan crumbley could be charged. the author

their cost controls are more nonexistent than pete buttigieg's -- of course joe biden, instead of leading, continue squirming, a spineless void ready for the picking. he said it's up to congress to help execute his plan to cancel ten grand of student loans but only if the congress sends him a bill. it's pretty convenient for this lame trojan horse. speaking of horses, would be better off with mr. ed running things, at least he could talk. but it could be that joe is playing dumb. come to think of it, there would be no playing involved. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [scattered applause] >> greg: happy wednesday, everyone! so it turns out there are only two sexual orientations, leftists, and everyone else. it's true. according to a new poll, 71% of democrats college students wouldn't go on a date with someone with opposing views versus only 31% of republicans. that's a difference of like a thousand percent, kat. yeah. although 40% of young dems refused to be friends with the other side compared to just 5% of republicans. so apparently the newly woke prefer to judge you as good or evil based on political

i would like to see charlemagne doing that with joe biden, with pete buttigieg and several others because he's a great example of somebody that's not necessarily in an esteemed area of journalism, the white house press corps, but is asking the tough questions and i give him credit for that. we need more of him. congratulations charlemagne, even though you called me donkey two or three times at this point in the past i give you a lot of credit for it. >> kennedy: taking the high road, maybe we should sends charlemagne over to the white house briefing room. what you prefer, this the nervous laugh from the vice president or this angry tirade? you know inside she's going, don't cackle, don't cackle. simone sanders has quit so she no longer works with the vice president and now we see why. you don't pull something like that but charlemagne because he's going to call you on it in the moment and he is not beholden to anyone. he's very interested in parlor tics and one of the few journalists who not only had access to all the candidates but remember he was a one he was pressing elizabeth warren a

joe, when you look at the list, kamla, pete buttigieg. amy klobuchar. not exactly a deep bench of democrats that you can look at at this moment that i see and i say i would be worried about that one. >> sure. and two polls show the story. 22%, basically one in five voters, say they want joe biden to run in 2024. could you imagine that number with donald trump? he was always up around 90% of loyalty within his party. and when you talk democrats, and i have, i am from jersey after all, only a smidge over one-third want joe biden to be president and a second term. he will be 86 at that point. so i wrote the hillary column. i'm not arguing that she is a great candidate or likable or authentic or has any ground in principle. i'm saying the democratic party, when you are talking about potential presidential candidates, it's like a conference in the nfl. if that conference is made up entirely of and i hate to say this, the new york jets and giants, because hillary sees these opponents and says well, wait a minute, what is going to stop me from getting the nomi

. >> yeah, or pete buttigieg , th best thing to wish president biden a long and healthy life to say he's a president 45who is going to get a lot done in three years. stay where you are and put it up on social media -- i'll read it aloud. neva says, bret, you shouldn't even be discussing this. you're just putting fuel on the fire. what's your answer to that bret? >> i think that i am talking candidly about a conversation that's being whispered. sunshine is the best disinfectant, someone once said. and i'm trying to apply some sunshine on a conversation that has to happen in the daylight. >> and when i brought it up to begala earlier this week, he acknowledged this is what people are buzzing about. i agree. one more, if we have time for, put it up on the screen. the left are doing such a bad job that we will end up with trump again which would be an improvement, warts and all, says someone else. i have to say for parody, bret, last night, fareed zakaria was my guest. he wrote an essay in "the washington post." he said, look, biden is getting done wrong here. he's competent, he's likable. w

todd: this is to prop up pete buttigieg. carley: this boils down to the fact the president biden should have picked somebody else. she has very little political experience, 3 years in the senate under her belt, she was a junior senator and she's not a natural politician. she was at a democratic primary, marianne williamson and julian castro. she became vice president because president biden decided to go with the identity politics route and he is suffering the consequences because she is just an unlikable person. todd: embattled x cnn anchor cuomo amid scandal and accusations of sexual misconduct. >> jackie ibanez has details as cuomo is planning legal action against cnn. >> reporter: that is right. chris cuomo has lost his radio show get after it on sirius xm days after he was fired from cnn for investigation revealed he used his position to defend his disgraced brother against accusations of sexual misconduct, the 4 anchor saying the way my time in that cnn was hard. i have a thick skin but i also have a family for whom th

. >> first, candy cane pete buttigieg. easy for me to say. i think he has had a really good year. he is headlining the best thing for democrats that joe biden got done, the infrastructure package. he's out there selling it, getting good reviews. and candidly getting good reviews and kamala harris not getting good reviews. they are the two axis. on the other side, ron desantis i think gets a candy cane. before i feel my twitter feed blowing up because people hate ron desantis. i'm talking about what his goals were at the start of the year and what the end of the year looks like. he wants to run for president. he has had a very good year in gaining support and loyalty within the republican party, so much so that donald trump is taking notice and trying to throw a few punches back to say, hey, if i'm running, he better not be running. third, and talk about your twitter feed blowing up. joe manchin. here's why. whether you agree or disagree with joe manchin, it is impossible to debate that he is the single most powerful united states senator. as some people would argue, has as much po

one, you've seen all the speculation about is pete buttigieg in a better position than kamala harris, the vice president and president haven't talked about 2024. the president is trying to avoid that. the other thing that's true is at the start of the biden presidency, we were hearing from trump aides and supporters that whether biden ran again or not could be a decisive factor for trump because biden would be the hardest to beat. i think, you know, we'll know as we see what the economy does, what covid does. that may not be donald trump's central concern or factor anymore. >> watching those approval ratings i'm sure. sabrina saddiqui, build back better already a challenge or pieces of build back better. but bide en in his interview yesterday on the issue of voting rights says he sip ports a carveout to pass it with just 50 votes. as you know, joe manchin not on board for that, at least not publicly. where does that stand as a realistic option for democrats on voting rights? >> i think the reality is that a filibuster is the only way that democrats would be able to advance legislation

joe, when you look at the list, kamla, pete buttigieg. amy klobuchar. not exactly a deep bench of democrats that you can look at at this moment that i see and i say i would be worried about that one. >> sure. in two polls show the story. 22%, basically one and five voters, say they want joe biden to run in 2024. could you imagine that number with donald trump? he was always up around 90% of loyalty within his party. and when you talk democrats, and i have, i am from jersey after all, only a smidge over one-third want joe biden to be president and a second term. he will be 86 at that point. so i wrote the hillary column. i'm not arguing that she is a great candidate or likable or authentic or has any ground in principle, i'm saying the democratic party is when you are talking about potential presidential candidates it's like a conference in the nfl. if that conference is made up entirely of and i hate to say this, the new york jets and giants, because hillary sees these opponents and says well, wait a minute, what is going to stop me from getting the nom

an organizer for pete buttigieg 2020 caucus campaign at which i he became te regional organizing director for iowa in the 2020 iowa democratic party coordinated campaign. that's a mouthful. 2020 the 2020 election adam worked on a runoff campaign in georgia fors. the u.s. senat. please join me in welcoming adam to the podium. [applause] >> it's an honor to introduce the speakers for today's event title speaker mccarthy, looking ahead to the 2022 midterms. today's speakers are two of the most successful pollsters in the country and have helped presidents navigate a moment of upheaval both in the electorate and then the way polling is conducted. tony fabrizio is an iop fellow and served as a poster for president trump's campaign in 2016 and 2020. this court has been leading a seminar series teaching students about the state of the republican party and the trends in today's electorate because also worked internationally for candidates like bibi netanyahu. john anzalone who was a field organizer in iowa for joe biden's 1988 campaign is now the chief pulsipher president joe biden proving my the

buttigieg, michael bloomberg, that's how long ago this was when you think about how much more we know now but a lot of people will say somebody said something political about covid. this wasn't just political, it was primary politics that were at the heart of this and it didn't catch on with the voters because a couple of days after he said it, he finished fourth in iowa and fifth in new hampshire but now he's the president and he's got a long record and got a bunch of it right here. >> sean: barely mumbling and fumbling through it but gives us a lecture about wearing masks indoors and correct me if i'm wrong, he then went to the oval office without a mask on, then at another point in the day at the mask by his chin and then in nantucket coming you see a sign that says you must wear a mask and there was joe biden with no mask on. is that the same guy? sounds like do is i say, not as i do. >> here at the white house, we are all very respectful of the rules, there is a sign in the briefing room that says masks are required at all times for everybody and there. a prime concern to find ou

after behind the scenes with joe, he forced pete buttigieg outcome of global out, because they were afraid that someone like socialist bernie was going to get the rights. so they forced all these people out because joe was the guy, but joe changed what happen. he went from being moderate joe to say and look at my thick we can actually be progressive. bernie flipped and said he may be the most progressive president peer the whole squad left behind joe biden. but they didn't do that with manchin. i think what you are looking at right now is the political confidence of joe biden used to be joe manchin. and now he's trying to pretend like josh when he really was the one that changed. i think the voters see this and i think this is why the biden agenda is dead, because he never really had it. >> dana: where do we go from there? president biden is ready to play the blame game after failing to shutdown the virus virus like he promised. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i've spent centuries evolving with the world. that's the nature of being the economy. observing investors choose assets to balance risk and reward.