karin: a new u.n. report was released today on climate change. >> if we areot able to reverse the present trend in the world, we will be doomed. this must be for all of us, and absolute priority. karin: let's get context. this is what countries pledged feet in 2013, 2 hundred nations came together for the paris agreement, landmark, ley-winding treaty on climate change. it included a pledge limit the global aperture increased to 1.5 ceius above the industrial levels pre-to achieve this, countries said they would set up targets to cut greenhouse gas omissions. that was reformed -- reaffirmed last year in scotland, where cop 26 countries agreed to strengthen climate action plans. but even then, there was caution, this is the president of the summit at the end of the summit. >> we ca say with credibility that we have kept 1.5 degrees within reach. but it's pulse is weak. karin: those were the promises. actions tell a different story. according to the u.n. report, just 26 of the 193 countries that agreed to

i am karin giannone. our main story, the northern ireland assembly just hours away from collapse after deadlock. energy giant shell has reported profits of nearly 9.5 billion dollars in the third quarter of this financial year. it is the fm's second-highest quarterly profit on record after more than doubling between july and september. this gra shows their profits during the financial quarters. the war in ukraine began in february. despite high profits, shell has paid no windfall tax of the u.k.. that is the levy targeting companies for something they weren't responsible for come in this case, a sharp rise in oil prices. here is our business editor to explain. >> almost all of shel'sl profits come from outside the u.k. did they have orations in 70 countries. those operations are taxed in those countries. in the u.k. operation, they in theory phase higher taxes than possible, 30% tax, 10% levy, and a 10% windfall tax, 55% in total. however, o paper, shell hasn't made a profit in the u.k. since 2017 as it o

karine: i spoke to him about it. the president is glad to see one of the participants in that conversation has resigned, but they all should. he believes they all should resign. the language that was used and tolerated during that conversation was unacceptable and it was appalling. they should all step down. here is the difference between democrats, when a democrat says something racist or anti-semitic, we hold democrats accountable. when a republican says something racist or anti-semitic, they are embraced and become celebrated. senator tuberville said that people commit crimes, doug miss triano attacking his opponent in the pennsylvania governor's race for sending his children to a jewish day school. the president used to say and i will quote the president, "hate never goes away, it only hides, but lately it is just one in the open at these extreme -- it is just out in the open at these extreme mag eight rallies." -- maga rallies." >> i am wondering if you have any concerns about the warning that the worst is yet t

press secretary karine jean-pierre scheduled to take reporter questions about 15 minutes from now. this as record inflation remains front and center on voters' minds. >> john: brand-new poll finds 71% of voters saying they have had to cut back on their spending to afford basic necessities. the president appears to be in denial. >> our economy is strong as hell. inflation is worldwide, worse other places than the united states. >> john: fox team coverage. byron york joins us with more. >> sandra: white house correspondent peter doocy live on the north lawn to kick things off for us at this hour. >> here in the home stretch of this midterm cycle we have noticed two things. thing number one, still democratic candidates in close contests who are not inviting president biden to join them on the campaign trail. thing number two, the democrats are not talking very much about president biden's biggest ticket item, the one that economists largely agree did contribute a little bit to inflation, and that is the 2 trillion american rescue plan. >> people are tired of being broke. they do not l

and karine jean-pierre just said that if the republicans take the majority in november you are going to make it worse. >> we'll i think most of us are laughing americans aren't that stupid they realize joe biden declared war on american energy american agriculture there there is momentum mehmet oz running a great campaign we need someone that is going to push back on yb why we knee mehmet oz herschel walker in pennsylvania, look it will take year to turn around energy policies of joe biden, and war an agriculture as well we need a senate majority to do that. maria: you mentioned herschel walk inner georgia do you think this is one of the key races in terms of the balance of the senate herschel walker georgia blake mavrlths arizona dr. oz pennsylvania what are you hearing from voters in terms familiarlarity if you meet herschel one time you realize one of those he have versent pertinence you have met a born leader i am down there on thursday visiting with him helping him i think the people of gave understand this we don't need a person going to rubber-stamp joe biden policies we need

. >> can you imagine being karine-jean pierre? >> yes, i can't. over the weekend i asked our team to put this together. i saw karine-jean pierre make a comment having to defend why her boss is not the head of the party out there campaigning for the party and why it's president obama. she is currently in office and has to say biden's talking points. it made me think of jen psaki the prior press secretary am a tale of two press secretaries. >> the former president making this case and not the current president? >> i would disagree with that characterization of your question. the president has been talking about this almost every day for months now. he's been talking about the choices that are at stake here. >> democrats if the election is about who is the most extreme, they will win. if it's a referendum on the president they will lose and they know that. >> if it was a job reel jen psaki would get year job back. >> jen psaki was honest there. biden is not going to arizona or nevada but the way he is used. his description of his florida events. he i

karine jean-pierre had to explain it away, saying she with was talking about long-term investment, not fema aid for hurricane response efforts. it's just extraordinary, to hear that comment yesterday, just no words for that comment, kamala harris saying she's going to dole out aid for hurricane ian based on equity. just outrageous. we're going to slip in a short break and come right back. we're just getting started this morning. oil prices on the move ahead of tomorrow's opec plus meeting where a major production cut is being considered. then, 35 days to go in until the november midterm elections, we're talking about the go of p agenda should they take the house as well as the senate. what democrats stand the to do next. then a growing number of teacher resignations, i'll speak with a many former member of the teachers union on why she resigned and membership is dwindling. stay with us. maria: welcome back. futures indicating a big rally at the start of trading, extending yesterday's move after rebounding interest the lowest level since 2020. the dow n now at the highs of of the mornin

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. >>> here we are at the end of the week let's turn to bill karins. how are we looking this morning? >> depends where you are we have a lot of great weather to be had today and through the weekend. but the worst of it is moving up through new england. it was a miserable evening rush hour from new york city to philadelphia it has shifted to the boston area this rain is going to be with us for much of the day, new hampshire and maine, that's where we still have the best chance of seeing flooding and maybe even flash flooding. one to three inches is likely locally. and with the leaves coming down at peak, we've lost a lot of leaves with this rainstorm over the last 24 hours. so today's forecast, notice the southern half of the country, it is still air conditioning weather. 90 san antonio and almt nearosry rain from portland to bangor, maine. beautiful conditions through the rockies all the way through idaho. weekend forecast looks great already. halloween's coming soon. a lot of stuff going on. >> there sure is including october baseball but there was ra

pedro: mientras el presidente volaba con su equipo una fÁbrica de motores, su vocera karin jean—pierre dijo que el gobierno no tiene una confirmaciÓn de una amenaza inminente: el pentÁgono reiterÓ ese mensaje, pero la llegada de dos rusos solicitando silo a una isla de alaska para evitar el reclutamiento del ejÉrcito de su paÍs a exacerbado las dos polÍticas. quiÉn sabe quÉ va a ocurrir en un futuro, si tendremos mÁs individuos rusos intentando dejar su paÍs. todo esto ocurre en medio de imparable ser otras de las tropas rusas en el este y sur de ucrania, y la crisis interna en rusia, donde muchos cuestionan el liderazgo de vladimir putin. roger: putin no estÁ loco, putin ha estado actuando racionalmente en todo momento, respondiendo a su percepciÓn de nuestras debilidades y de nuestras capacidades e intenciones. pedro: el presidente dijo en new jersey que conoce bien a vladimir putin, y que sabe que no bromea cuando habla de usar armas atÓmicas. el pentÁgono y la casa blanca sigue muy de cerca la acciones que vladimir putin podrÍa tomar en las prÓximas semanas. en wash

karine: ok. today is national coming out day. i wanted to share my own coming out story. coming out was not an easy thing to do. my family

>> karine john pierre has a very tough job. i think it's very clear the president had a slip of the tongue, obviously. i'm sure he set extremely apologetic to the family of the congresswoman, if he caused them any more trouble or agony. i think everyone understands how the family is feeling. i'm sure he made it clear to them. acknowledge he had a slip of the tongue, move on, it's unfortunate, again, life is here he understands and empathize. that's what's important here. i think she did try to do that. people make mistake. >> yeah, yeah, we have all done it before. >> before we go to break, this would econ -- week's "meet the press" report, my colleague cal perry talks to a diverse group of gun owners about the safety measures they want, the ones they fear, and the impact of gun culture on american life. >> you're never going to get rid of the guns off the streets. that ship has sailed. it's too late. there's too many guns out here on the street. there's too many people that don't follow the rules. so lift the restrictions for

karine jean-pierre was questioned by peter doocy about the handling of inflation. watch this. >> who thinks the president is doing a good job on inflation? he received his lowest job ratings on inflation, minus 38 points. >> we understand there are challenges in front of us in this country. that is why the president has taken action to lower costs. neil: i don't think she answered the question. maybe doctor ben carson can answer it. great to see you again. what action has the president taken to lower costs that you know of? >> good question because i don't know, very tough but they talk about equity and making it fair for everybody and in a sense they have achieved that because they have made it difficult for everybody, black, white, old, younger, doesn't matter. it has become much harder to acquire a home because of the policies. neil: stuart: i believe wells fargo has given $7.5 million to expand equal housing opportunities for homeowners. it seems like we are trying to collectively shoehorn people of color into houses, special treatment, special conditions, back

maria: white house secretary karine jean pierre and they'd cut oil prices by 200 barrels a day. recently back from japan. senator, good to see you. thanks for being here. >> you too, maria. maria: what are -r expectations of the impact? >> well, i'm not surprised with the decision but what i am surprised at is the reaction of the white house. they say that they're disappointed, that this is short sided. they should look in the mirror and the short sided and disappointment started at the white house. the deal is selling down more of the spr. which is supposed to be the strategic petroleum reserve and they're calling it the strategic political reserve and they're eyes on november election and trying to get gas prices down and they're out pling with iowa hawkeyes leeanne and venezuela and rather deal with american killers than deal with drillers here at hope. joe biden needs to take his throat off the oil and gas industry's throat. maria: it's a thing with the news of the day and the prices come down and strategic petroleum reserve and lowest level in 38 years and lowest levels sin

there was some follow-up aboard air force one with karine jean-pierre asking what exactly what he is referring to. was ed classifying intelligence. was this based on something he has seen and she says no. the u.s. is not planning to update their nuclear posture despite what the president said last night. this is also a big change in the way the president operates. it was all of for months ago that there was some reporting work the president had all the spy chiefs come into the oval office to tell them he did not think leaks about u.s. help and u.s. intel in ukraine was helpful. if it turns out there is anything to this, that putin is inching closer to using a nuclear or chemical weapon, that's the leak of all leaks and that would be a difference in october as compared to earlier in u.s. involvement in this war. >> you had a great question. you are asking karine jean-pierre if joe biden claimed that he was responsible for gas prices going down, is he than therefore responsible that they are going up again and going up dramatically? did you ever get any satisfactory type of answer from

listen to this exchange between peter doocy and karine jean-pierre from earlier today. >> you said the president was responsible for gas prices coming down. is the president responsible for gas prices going up? >> so, it's a lot more nuance than that. right, peter? you know this. there have been global challenges that we all have dealt with. >> of course the biden administration will not take responsibility for the gas crisis. they themselves caused it because of their adherence to the climate alarmist cult. karine jean-pierre won't admit that biden made a mistake when he thought that a dead congresswoman was with him at an event. where is jackie? >> what happened at the hunger event that the president appeared to look around the room for an audience member of congress who passed away last month. what happened there? >> the president as you all know because you are watching today's event. it was an important event on food insecurity. the president was naming the congressional champions on this issue. >> he said where is jackie? she must not be here? >> i totally understand. she was on

press secretary karine jean-pierre tried to say what the president really met. >> the president has been very consistent said multiple times in the past while recession is possible, he does not think there will be a recession. maria: the confusion coming as a new scenic poll finds 22% of americans approve of biden's handling of the economy. a full 63% say that they are unhappy with the president's performance here, joining the conversation all morning long fox business dagen mcdowell strategic mark tapper and "fox & friends" cohost todd pyro. great to see everybody this morning, why would they be happy 40 year high inflation, economy in recession already and they can't get it straight where we are. >> the american people do appreciate when the rare occasion when joe biden accidentally tells them the truth about every session on the way. people know the economy is in dire straits, their standard of living is in decline because inflation is still running at the hottest phase that has since ronald reagan was in office in the early '80s. the stock market probably has lost a quarter of its va

. >> let's bring in meteorologist bill karins. yeah, obviously in some places it's not so odd to get snow this time of year. let's have it come and go. >> they don't want a lot of it. you still have leaves on the trees, even in areas of northern michigan and now we're starting to get reports of heavy snow and downed trees and then you'll get power outages, too. mostly talking about the upper peninsula of michigan near marquette. did have the first snow flakes at chicago o'hare airport. we will get a coating of snow in the higher elevations of west virginia, outside of pittsburgh and northern michigan and it's the area with a chance of getting over a foot of snow. some areas with 8 inches of snow and giles, wisconsin, 16 inches, full on shovels, snowplows, snow day for the kids tomorrow and as far as the great lakes go this stormling, over the area for a while. we've got the yankees and cleveland game in the bronx. showers going right around 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. we'll have to see how that interrupts the game or delays it for a little

press secretary karine jean-pierre said they will fight the republicans trying to block the efforts for student loan relief. >> karen travers at the white house for us. thanks, karen. >>> we turn to the russian invasion. lloyd austin holding a rare call with his russian counterpart, emphasizing the importance of maintaining communication lines. britt clennett joins us this morning where authorities are working to repair damage after strikes to key infrastructure. britt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eva. waves of strikes on power supply, as putin is attacking civilian areas and infrastructure. among the targets are power facilities. missiles shot down by air defense here in the capital. as credible reports, a russian withdrawal from the key city of kherson. there's concern that russia could blow up a hydroelectric dam it controls there, flooding 18 towns in southern ukraine. and president zelenskyy accusing russia of mining the dam to carry out a false flag attack to blame the likely consequences on ukraine. destroying that plan, would apply to energy woes. the attacks have d

jean-pierre called on peter doocy a short time ago, play it out for you. >> karine, you said the president was responsible for gas prices coming down. is the president responsible for gas prices going up? >> so it's a lot more nuance than that, right. peter, you know this. there have been global challenges that we have all had to deal with, when i say all, meaning other countries as well have dealt with since the pandemic. there's been pandemic and there's been putin's war, and putin's war has increased gas prices at the pump. we have seen that over the past several months and what the president was able to do, he took some historic steps, when you think about the strategic petroleum reserve and making sure that we were able to do everything that we can to bring that cost down for american families, give them a little bit more of a breathing room and we saw that, we saw that every day this summer over saving american families over a dollar per gallon, and so that is what the president is going to continue to stay focused on, our american con sierms, how do we continue to keep prices down,

with regard to the governor's race, this is karine jean-pierre talking about voter suppression, which stacey abrams has been hanging her hat or for years now. here's karine jean-pierre talking about it. >> high turnout in voter suppression can take place at the same time. don't have to be -- one doesn't have to happen on its own. they could be happening at the same time. >> martha: thoughts on that, bret. >> well, listen, quickly governor kemp has pushed back on that. we're now over one million early votes here. it seems like there's record breaking, shattering numbers for mid-terms. they're saying high voter turnout doesn't discount suppression. it's just a tough argument to make as you have more and more people heading into the polls. they're looking for the highest mid-term turnout that they've seen in georgia period. >> martha: thank you, bret. look forward to the show tonight and your discussions with herschel walker and with governor kemp and bret and i will be in ohio on tuesday together. we're looking forward to that. it's a town hall with senate candidates j.d. vance and tim

so karine jean-pierre says if al sharpton says it, it must be true. so what are your thoughts on how this is evolving? >> that's like saying if bernie madoff said it, i must be true. what is he going to say i'm not run something that would be a white flag of surrender before the mid terms. let's say he does run. he would have to campaign. he couldn't do it from the basement. he would have to run on his record, with inflation, crime spiralling out of control, the border crisis and the fentanyl killing american children, 300 people a day on average. he would have to defends himself on that. i don't know if it's up to joe biden in this point. abc news "washington post," 35% of democratic voters, a third, want him to run again for re-election. that is an extraordinarily low number. number 1, he's too old. number 2, his job performance. the number 1 issue in this country is inflation. so maybe he will see the writing on the wall and say boy, this is not lining up for me. if he were to win, he would be 86 years old at the end of his second term. you can see

however when white house press secretary karine jean-pierre was pressed on inflation being a big worry for voters, this was her response. >> when the president walked into this administration, the economy was in ruins. it was in absolute ruins. we saw unemployment was at about 6.4%. and so now because of this president's policies, unemployment is at 3.5%, historic lows, we haven't seen that in 50 years. >> ashley: republicans agreeing the cost of living is still number one in most americans eyes pointing blame at the biden administration. >> these families are struggling from the price of gas to the grocery stores and now we have halloween coming and with this biden inflation, candy is up 13%. so people want to see a real change and that's exactly what we promote. we have a plan out there with the commitment to america. we're very clear exactly what we'll do if we're trusted with getting the majority. >> ashley: and seat up for grabs in the swing state of nevada but inflation isn't slowing down there either. >> it's still very close. we're a tough swing state but i think a lot of it is

johnny crear -- coordinator and press secretary karine johnny crear -- >> the two leaders will consult with a range of regional and global cap -- challenges of mutual concern including the threat posed by iran and proxies and they will discuss the forthcoming conclusion of a historic agreement resolving the maritime boundary dispute between israel and lebanon, mediated by the united states. president biden will underscore his commitment to advancing peace and stability in the middle east and beyond by deepening israel's regional integration and normalization with the arab world and they will discuss ways to promote equal measures of freedom, prosperity, and security for both israeli and palestinians. i want to address latest development with brittney griner. our hearts are with brittney griner, her wife and her family, friends and teammates in light of the appalling news out of russia. this news increases the urgency of our efforts to bring brittany home. the biden administration remains in touch with representatives from britney's family and asked national security adviser jake sulliv

maria: moving on that was karine jean-pierre dismissing the question what president biden wants illegal migrants to come to his home state of delaware it's a perfectly fine question is the first migrants arrived at shelters built on new york city's randall's island more are expected to arrive later this morning, illegal migrants are everywhere throughout this country right now a fox pulling shows border security is a top issue ahead of the midterm election voters are drinking behind abortion but ahead of climate change in the pandemic, florida congressman member of the homeland security committee, thank you very much you made the point that today every state is a border state because migrants are coming in 3 million on joe biden's watch, your reaction. >> if i were joe biden i would make sure i never held a press conference again i would not put k jp in front of a camera, it's embarrassing i feel like i need to retire the phrase you play stupid games he wins to bring prices, they created the border crisis, they allowed for these folks to come across illegally and other bellyaching about

bill karins joins me now. that is the big question. was ian stronger? >> i don't think there's a doubt that climate change made it stronger, but the question was by how much? 1%? 5%? i have no doubt whatsoever, this was the peak month of hurricane season. no doubt that ian would have been a destructive hurricane no matter what. it showed two signs of things we're watching for future generations for climate change and hurricanes. one is rapid intensification. are these storms getting stronger more quickly. wednesday morning, it went from a 3 to a strong 4, almost a 5. it was 87 degrees. >> so is climate change causing more hurricanes or more intense hurricanes? >> this graphic gives us a good gauge of our understanding. we know extreme heat and extreme cold, here's the arrow where tropical cyclones are, we have a good understanding of them, but we don't know if, you know, if there's an increase in the number of hurricanes globally. we've seen no evidence of that whatsoever. we're not saying climate change is giving us more hurricanes. there's no evidence

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joining me is white house press secretary karine jean-pierre. i have to ask you this. great to see you, as always. i wonder, so president biden came out and made this speech today talking about what the white house's policy and plans would be if democrats regain -- increase their margins in the united states senate and hold the house. but i wonder how the white house is thinking about abortion in this election. is it seen as a motivator? is it seen as something that frightens voters to the polls? and who is he targeting with that message of what the administration would do? >> so, joy, thank you so much for having me. it's always a joy, joy, to be joining you in the evening. but i want to be really careful because of the hatch act. i can't speak to elections. i can't speak to politics from here, especially standing in front of the white house. but what i will say is, and the president has been very clear, you heard him speak directly to the american people. you have heard him say pretty much the same message every time he's talked about this issue. which is americans n

. >> reporter: on tuesday, white house press secretary karine jean-pierre said the u.s. has seen no change to russia's nuclear forces that would require a change in the alert status of u.s. nuclear forces. fundraiser, so no cameras were allowed inside. president biden also is concerned about putin's off-ramp strategy out of ukraine saying where does he find a way out, where does he find himself where he does not only lose face but significant power. anne-marie? >> exactly. if he's painted into a corner, what will he do? astrid martinez in new york, thank you. >>> well the fbi is stepping up its investigation into president biden's son, hunter. cbs news has learned that the agency has gathered what it believes is enough evidence to support changing the younger biden -- rather charging the younger biden with crimes related to his taxes and a gun purchase. the fbi has sent the information to the u.s. attorney's office in delaware. in a statement, an attorney for hunter biden said, "it is a federal felony for a federal agent to leak information about a grand jury investigati

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and i think, laura, what made this worse was when karine jean-pierre, the press secretary, said, well, this was just top of mind for him, and that's why he did it, as opposed to, hey, he forgot and apologized if that's what happened because n the possess secretary's explanation. the presst day behind the podium, and i think everybody has a tough guy -- howard: diplomatically put. >> you should handle it directly. and frankly, you know, joe biden makes gaffes. he's made gaffes since he was a young man, and this is one of those gaffes. i think the context, acknowledging someone, a congresswoman who was, in fact, deeply critical of him for her work on rural nutrition and access to food in rural areas is something that it's also because people admire in that about a joe biden, the fact that he is willing to acknowledge and -- >> what? how did he not know she was dead? how could he have meant that he was saluting her if he didn't know if she was alive or dead? >> i think he acknowledged her, and i think that's important. i also did see coverage on all the major new york stock exchanger. i

green alley goyal was visiting her brother karin in san francisco. when you witness this terrifying moment. >> during a sideshow and mean and harrison streets just after midnight on sunday, someone gets, you know, hit. >> falls over. >> and then see this back and ran over his a shoe. his phone breaks, his kids like, you know, limping that fallen, got and is just scary. despite recent efforts by police to crack down sideshows, the grail say officers seemed helpless during this chaotic scene and that video you see like 10 police cars just there, but they're not really doing anything. and even after they they sort of like chase them, i guess. but it didn't really seem like. >> they really the intent to go after the san francisco police say they are investigating but haven't made any arrests. meanwhile, kron says he saw another side show right outside of his rincon hill apartment building just 3 weeks ago. the siblings are concerned about the safety of people who go to these illegal gatherings and one city leaders to do more to stop them bolden's then to

happen.s never going tolisten listen to this exchange between our very own to this e peter doe and karine jean-pierre from earlier today. >> take a look. aid th yoe u said the president wasre responsible for gas prices the e coming down. he's the president responsible >> so it's a lot more nuance than that, right? peter , you know this. there have been global challenges that we have all allh have dealt with when, of>> o course, the bush administration will not take any responsibility ad for the gas crisis they themselves caused because of their adherenceused t the climate alarmists called karine jean-pierre won't even he thon-pierre made a mistake when he thought that a deadke congresswoman is with him at an event. >> where is jackie? what happened in 100% event? today, the president appeared to look around even m for an audience member, a member of congress who passed awayf lastwh month, who seemed to indicatapet she might be in the room. so it happened. becaus all know, you guys were tod watching today's event a verypon important event on fooden and security. the congressional champions

this week you had karine jean-pierre, the press secretary, say the border is totally closed and that they're sending people back, but your depositions from your immigration case is conflicting that, right? >> absolutely. and i feel very passionate about making sure not just floridians, that all of america knows the mealy-mouthed mistruths that are coming out of this administration whether it's the vice president or the press secretary or even secretary mayorkas who i've demanded resign as a result of this abysmal failure at the border. but they are saying things like the border is secure. that's not happening. people aren't walking across the border, you know? mayorkas, we've effectively handled the border. and the press secretary this week said that they will have removed a record number of folks under their administration, and that's the fact. that's what she said. none of that is under oath. when i put forward the stuff that we've uncovered in our litigation where biden administration officials are under oath, they say exactly the opposite. in fact, the head guy of i.c.e. that is

green alley goyal was visiting her brother karin in san francisco. when you witness this terrifying moment. >> during a sideshow at mean and harrison streets just after midnight on sunday, someone gets, you know, hit. >> falls over. >> and then you see this harken back and ran over his loses a shoe. his phone breaks, his kids like, you know, limb think that it's fallen, got and is just scary. despite recent efforts by police to crack down sideshows, the grail say officers seemed helpless during this chaotic scene and that video you see like 10 police cars just there, but they're not really doing anything. and even after they they sort of like chase them, i guess. but it didn't really seem like. >> they really had the intent to go after san francisco police say they are investigating but haven't made any arrests. meanwhile, kerr on says he saw another side show right outside of his rincon hill apartment building just 3 weeks ago. the siblings are concerned about the safety of people who go to these illegal gatherings in one city leaders to do more to

white house press secretary karine jean pierre says united states will not stop working to support ukraine. >> we will continue to work with congress and continue to monitor those conversations on these efforts and support ukraine. as long as it takes. >> potentially complicating that plan, house republican leader kevin mccarthy says funding for the war in ukraine could face opposition if republicans win enough seats during the midterms to control the house of representatives next year. >> coming up, the san francisco activists takes his fight against open air drug market inside the walls of city hall. what he's demanding from city leaders to address the issues facing the tenderloin plus decades after her killing, man has been found guilty in the murder of kristin smart. what officials just updated on the verdict wi >> today justice delayed is not justice denied. >> a jury has reached a verdict in the murder of kristin smart convicting paul flores of first degree murder saying that he killed a 19 year-old college student while attempting to rape her back in 1996, the smart family. finally

weren'w up today ai aboard air force one with karine jean-pierre asking what exactly was he referring to? was he declassifying intelligence? was this basedssifying int on sg that he has seen? and she says no and that the u.s. is not planning to t update their nuclear posture despite what the president said last night, this is also a big change in the way this. president operates because it was all of four months was all t there was some reporting the president had all the spyl chiefs come to the oval office to tell them he did not thinkou. leaks about us help and us if i >> if it turns out that there's anything to this that putin is inching closer to usinginchin a nuclear or a chemical weapon, ,that is the leak of all leaks. and that would be leaa big difference in october as compared to earlier in us involvement in this war. >> john .ent in tyou had a great question. you were asking karine jean-pierre if joe biden he claimed that he was responsible for gas prices going down, is he then therefore responsible? goi they're going up again and going up dramatically. did you ever get any s

. >> thanks, karine. going back to the speech, the president mentioned his decision on marijuana during the speech. why haven't we heard more about that since then and do we plan hearing more about that soon? >> we laid out our plan, you heard directly from the president on what his policy was on marijuana and you know, you heard that from -- you heard him mention that today. i don't have any more, you know, events to lay out about the specific speeches or comments about marijuana but you heard directly from the president about what his policy is and he kept his promise, commitment he made during the campaign. >> try to get specific. how many more votes does the president think he needs in the senate to codify roe, 51, 52? >> i'm not going to talk about the election. this was a political speech and will not weigh into specific numbers. >> you did say if there are enough votes in congress the president would sends as his first bill, the 118 congress, a bill to codify roe. you can't say how many is enough?

just a question for karine *. just one, is anybody going to ask her that question? we'll join arms on my fox news show if that person was prevented from legally voting. that is world class bull right there. sadly some democrat voters are actually buying it. they are gas lit so easily. here is another item on my list of dopey things voters would have to believe to vote democrat. one of them is that the left doesn't want to defund the police. no no, they never said that. check this out. >> i don't know anybody who thinks we should defund the police. >> really? that's crazy. i remember protests and riots about defunding the police. here is a quick refresher from some of keith ellison's closest democrat friends. >> we need to completely dismantle the indianapolis police department. >> we have to say reallocate, divest. but it's still the same thing. we can't get caught up on the words. >> we are conservative so we are good at remembering stuff. the democrat voters just follow -- they lick their finger and say where is the wind blowing now. >> no democrat leftist ever sa

karine-jean pierre said that abortion restrictions not relevant to her are not just disturbing but also dangerous. to whom? she didn't get specific. in arizona, katie hobbs running for office there against lake just went on cnn to announce not only is she pro-choice. she won't support any restriction on abortion under any circumstances. >> do you support any legal limits on abortion in arizona? >> we are under a 15 week ban. >> what do you support? >> look, when you are talking about late term abortion, that's extremely rare. >> but what do you support? what should the limit be? >> it is decision about abortion should be between a patient and their doctor. >> so no limits in the law? only decided in the medical of office? >> government making these kind of mandates interferes with the care from doctors. >> just to be clear. if you come governor you will push for a law that has absolutely no limits in any point of the pregnancy on abortion? >> politicians don't long in those decisions. >> tucker: [laughing]. if hobbs loses, you hope for her sake she'll ask herself: how did i get here? ho

he got his opinions from karine-jean pierre. there is not a stupid democratic buzz phrase he is not over-use again and again. here's one. he accuses a majority of house republicans voting to overturn the election results. >> to see that deadly insurrection happen that threatened our democracy and watch a majority of house republicans still vote to overturn the results of the election, all of that just describes a party that is sick that, is rotten to the core. >> tucker: okay. he is an msnbc contributor. that's what he is. if the voters of utah want to laboratory one just elect joy reid. she doesn't pretend to be something she is not and probably smarter than mcmullin. no one voted to overturn the results of the election. not a majority of the house republicans. republicans did what democrats did in 1969 and 2001 and 2005 and 2017. republicans objected to the certification of the results pending an audit. that's what happened. we watched. but mcmullin doesn't mention those dates because he is just repeating talking points he get

it's like kamala harris teaching a class on border security or karine-jean pierre teaching a course on speaking. it lacks credibility. this is a candidate who believes in expanding government and higher taxes and one-third of the prison population back on the street. >> sean: 3 weeks from tonight election night. who will pin pete? >> it has to be dr. oz. you can't believe they would send that man to the senate. >> sean: joe concha who wins? >> the party is power struggles every time. this time it will happen again. >> sean: more "hannity" next. - [narrator] if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can qualify you for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if you got ppp. and all it takes is eight minutes to find out. then we'll work with you to fill out your forms and submit the application. that easy. getrefunds.com has helped businesses like yours claim over $1 billion in payroll tax refunds. but it's only available for a limited time. go to getrefunds.com powered by innovation refunds. ♪ ♪ >> sean: is special programming note. to

there was a press gaggle on air force one and karine jean-pierre said we're having steady growth and all these things impacting the economy here in america. your thoughts. >> a lot of alarm bells going off and gas prices moving up, groceries less affordable to families, and the biden administration wants to keep their head in the sand as to what americans are feeling every day. it's more and more difficult to afford the things your family needs. we need to put a check on the biden administration, run away spending, energy policies that are trying to make us dependent on foreign sources rather than domestic production, and have far too many workers finding themselves on the sidelines rather than back to work. we have to get serious about getting inflation under control. the administrationments to ignore all the warning signs that are coming but i'm very concerned about the path we're headed on. molly: switching to opec, biden made his plea in july and did biden prevent the 2 million-barrel a day cut and should or can the u.s. do anything in retailuation? >> the biden administration ma

green alley goyal was visiting her brother karin in san francisco. when you witness this terrifying moment. >> during a sideshow and mean and harrison streets just after midnight on sunday, someone gets, you know, hit. >> falls over. >> and then see this back and ran over his loses a shoe. his phone breaks, his kids like, you know, limping that fallen, got and is just scary. despite recent efforts by police to crack down sideshows, the say officers seemed helpless during this chaotic scene and that video you see like 10 police cars just but they're not really doing anything. and even after they they sort of like chase them, i guess. but it didn't really seem like. >> they really the intent to go after the san francisco police say they are investigating but haven't made any arrests. meanwhile, kron says he saw another side show right outside of his rincon hill apartment building just 3 weeks ago. the siblings are concerned about the safety of people who go to these illegal gatherings and one city leaders to do more to stop them bolden's then to do som

that is a reversal, press secretary karine jean-pierre told edward lawrence more oil coming out of petroleum reserve was not on the table. democrats don't want to see rising gas prices as the midterms approach. neil: awkward timing. if you need any reminder, opec is back in in the drivers seat, i wonder where this goes because if anything it has enriched vladimir putin. >> reporter: thanks for having me on. when they talk about the strategic petroleum reserve, it is at the lowest level since 1984. think about that. president biden has taken 33% out of the strategic petroleum reserve. middle east countries and opec, cutting back to million barrels a day, that is a real shock. what he should have been doing is a lot of public diplomacy, in person diplomacy as well picking up the phone and calling saudi arabia and saying what is going on? the only thing hurting us is lack of personal diplomacy. who gains by prices going up? the russians do so they are gaining on this and we are hurting our energy economy and it is going down. it is a move that shouldn't be there. neil: i mentioned vladimir puti

yesterday karine jean-pierre said immigration ♪ just something impacting the united states it's impacting the entire western hemisphere failing to mention the record number of people and drugs pouring across our southern border. is nibbing this? >> no. this is certainly a tactic that the white house and democrats at large have been using for at least the last several weeks to try to cover up for the november midterms. they are trying to tell us, you know what? i know we have immigration crisis but other nations have a bad time, too. i know we have inflation and skyrocketing costs but other nations have a problem as well. that's not good enough for the american people. and this is what the democrats have to offer. i want voters to listen to this very carefully. the democrats are essentialry telling you because other nations other countries have it worse the best they can offer you is it's also bad here. remember that. another thing i will say about open border this is historic also something the democrats are not changing not looking to solve this problem looking for excuse after excuse af

however, white house press secretary, karin jean-pierre is putting this spin. >> gas prices have fallen not too long ago. the decline of summer fastest in over a decade. every month the typical two driver families save about $120 at the pump compared to where we were in mid-june. everyday americans save $420 million at the pump compares to mid-june. >> that's code for stop complaining. we don't feel your pain, stop it. >> you have it so good, america. you have it so good when it comes to gas prices. what are you complaining about it? i love how she runs through those numbers but forget a month ago gas was $0.20 lower than today. we are still at $ $3.85 gallon. go ask that truck driver, how that's working for him? not a good story. >> the diesel prices of the truck brings all the goods to us. >> it flows through the economy. everything gets more expensive which is surprise, surprise, why inflation keeps beating expectations. it is higher because of this problem and you have not solved it joe biden. >> katrina, i love a good deja vu if it is a shoe sale. biden's deja vu and his decision t