are we expected to hear from joe biden well for the 1st time the u.s. president is expected to officially recognize the armenian genocide now this would mark a major shift in u.s. diplomatic policy because up until now u.s. leaders have instead referred to those events of over a century ago as a great evil but on friday president biden held a phone call with president of on of turkey now reuters news agency is reporting that during that cold biden told of on that he will in fact be making an announcement to officially recognize the armenian genocide we'll find out in a matter of hours if he does and if he follows through on that it would also mark the fulfillment of a campaign promise made by biden the candidate on the trail campaign trail as the one year ago today but this is a highly contentious issue right turkey categorically rejects the term genocide and what could this do to you. usar accumulations well we got an idea of that back in 2019 when the u.s. congress although not the president passed the resolution to recognize the armenian genocide and

>> right, joe. i think you're making a wonderful point that we can't just simply think about the trump voter as undifferentiated mob. all of them think alike. we don't want to make that move. i do think there's a through line. and this is the question i would like to ask robert, about the kinds of real serious anxiety and panic about the cultural shifts that we're experiencing in the country, cultural shifts that are in part a result of massive demographic shifts that are not only happening but in our immediate future. you tell the story of these actors, liz cheney and maga, what is the result of this, do you think? what will happen to the republican party as this drama plays itself out, given the complexity on the ground. >> it's a. >> question because the demographic and culture changes are inarguable on a certain level. beyond that level, however, they are being high peshalized by performative individuals who stand to benefit politically or financially by fanning the flames of culture populism. i

about the man in oval office, joe biden, joe biden has been saying many hateful things about many people. because they disagree with him, joe biden has been saying things that are flat out lies, he has been dishonest about the way he has approached his policies. this is par forhe

but who is joe manchin? and more importantly, why is joe manchin? well, let's find out in our brand-new segment "please allow me to introduce yourself." ♪♪♪ >> trevor: joe manchin first rose to prominence as the governor of west virginia. before getting elected to the senate in 2010. and while all senators talk about reaching across the aisle, manchin has made it a personal mission. >> joe manchin believes in working across the aisle and has relationships. >> he wants to focus on trying to get, you know, democrats and republicans to work in the same room. he has been part of bipartisan groups that have been trying to come up with legislation that can get support in the senate from both parties. >> republican senator susan collins of maine and democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia, they are the newly announced honorary co-chairs of no labels, a group advocating bipartisan solutions in washington. >> everything no labels does is in a bipartisan way. it's not from one side ideologically or another. we're in the radical middle. >> trevor

well, you would think they would, because as joe biden told us, during the october debate on tv, joe biden himself believed that rudy giuliani was a pawn of russian intelligence. >> we are in a situation where we have foreign countries trying to interfere in the outcome of our election. his own national security advisor told him that what is happening with his buddy, well, look, i shun it, i will. his buddy, rudy giuliani, he is being used as a russian pond. he is being fed information that is russian, that is not true. >> tucker: all, he is being fed information by russians. by russian intelligence, by vladimir putin. as now president of the united states, he claimed in public, you would think that biden's justice department would want all of the evidence he could get from rudy giuliani's apartment. instead they told him that they had a search warrant for all communication between him and among others, a journalist called john solomon. if the name sounds familiar, he often appears in sean hannity's hour, right after this one. at one point, john solomon's reporting uncovered the fact

when joe biden sa s, china and... when joe biden says. i'm — china and... when joe biden says. i'm not _ china and... when joe biden says, i'm not going - china and... when joe biden says, i'm not going to - china and... when joe biden says, i'm not going to let. says, i'm not going to let china eat our lunch and the implication of that is that the us is going to disengage from china and compete very aggressively against china in different parts of the road economy, do you think he may be making a mistake, a self harming mistake?- making a mistake, a self harming mistake? making a mistake, a self harmin: mistake? , , harming mistake? the problem is that china is _ harming mistake? the problem is that china is also _ harming mistake? the problem is that china is also is _ harming mistake? the problem is that china is also is making - that china is also is making her lunch and they make a lot of what we consume and the intermediate products, we are where we are and it's not an easy situation to get out of and i think obviously will be desirable to find a more

now joe biden last night, it's just the american jobs bill. it's amazing that it took that long to figure out thousand describe this kind of legislation. >> well, ultimately a climate bill, that kind of climate bill that joe biden is proposing is going to be the greatest blue-collar job creation engine in our country in two generations. carpets, electricians, that is who will be installing the solar and wind and making the all-electric vehicles, the plug-in hybrids, the battery storage technologies. having every building across our country to the highest possible energy standards, all blue-collar workers. and so ultimately joe biden is right on message. this is what it's all about. just like all the rest of his economic plan, he's targeting it, not at the rich, but at those who have suffered in our society wondering whether or not there's going to be a brighter future for them, and the climate bill that joe biden is proposing is that job creation engine. >> he did speak directly to voters and workers last night when he talked about -- some of

we thought joe biden would protect us. it now, we've lost our land, we don't even know what comes next. as you can well imagine, this is a flash point for the administration because as we were just demonstrating in this piece, if they run afoul of the parties progressive wing, they can generally expect political pushback, and perhaps even more. >> kevin corke live in washington, kevin, thanks a lot. breaking tonight, restrictions on fetal tissue research can tell my connected by the trump administration are being rolled back by the national institute of health. that means university researchers and government scientists will be permitted to use tissue from abortions to study disease and treatments. if florida governor ron desantis takes pride into five federal guidelines over nursing homes. now he's decrying public health officials and the cdc for their "horrific messaging" on covid-19 safety generally ends the johnson & johnson vaccine pause in particular. lauren green chose us tonight. >> good evening, make beer to flori

joe biden's in charge of the constitution now, joe biden defines its terms. joe biden has decided something called stabilizing braces can no longer be allowed. if stabilizing braces used by target shooters to hold the firearms, they play zero role in the murder epidemic in our cities. why is joe biden banning them without the approval of congress? probably because of the 40 million law-abiding americans on this device. under this order, joe biden's order, every one of those people have to alert federal authorities and pay hundreds of dollars in fines for the crime of owning a harmless piece of plastic that was illegal yesterday. if they don't comply, joe biden's federal authorities can then drag them off in handcuffs, sees their property, charge them a felony. a single stroke of a pen, joe biden just turned tens of millions of overwhelmingly republican voters into criminals. is it starting to make sense now? think about it for a minute and you begin to understand why the democratic party is so focused on what they call "weapons of war." you might know them as

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let me break it down for you, joe. if a licensed firearm dealer wants to sell you a gun, you must fill out a 4473 firearms transaction form, undergo a background check. it doesn't matter whether or not you're at a gun show. get your facts straight, joe, you're supposed to be the commander-in-chief. the law actually means something, although you don't enforce it at the border for sure. of course biden's actions have nothing to do with the safety and everything to do with making it harder for law-abiding, everyday americans to defend themselves and their families. it is the right of the people to keep and to bear arms in case you forgot that part. and get this, we are also finding out tonight that snuck into biden's noninfrastructure infrastructure package is a $5 billion so-called gun violence prevention program. all right, but what do biden and harris know about violence prevention? i don't remember either one of them at all talking about or even recognizing all the rioting that took place all summer long. vice preside

thanks, joe biden. back on the cable news channel, the georgia governor, governor kemp, was talking about the georgia voting law talked about in the respective addresses last night. this is governor camp on "talk to the press" this morning. [video clip] gov. kemp: when you have the president of the united states getting four pos ---- pinoc chios, they are this far-reaching, woke cancel culture movement driven by people like stacey abrams and the white house. it backfired because they simply did not read the bill. guest: governor brian kemp on "fox and friends" this morning. we have seen -- we will see plenty of polling of reaction to this. this from cbs news, saying their poll watchers found that more than eight in 10 of those who watched approved of biden's speech. most said it made them feel optimistic about america. congresswoman loewen boebert throwing cold water on that. cbs says 85% of americans approved. run up to 100% at this point. we all know it is utter bullcrap, was her tweet this morning. w

you look at joe biden's home state whereas joe referred to it as his date being the state, it has far more restrictive voting laws than georgia and joe is represented delaware what come i think about 500 years now? never lifted a finger in over 50 years to bring reform, openness and greater accessibility to the people of delaware as it relates to voting. so, by joe's definition, he is a racist, and he supports jim crow 2.0 and long, boring, dork political career. and of course securing the southern border is also racist. and congressman omar said a monumental racism, national climate change also racist. so if you pose the safe socialist green new deal, that pretends to climate change, that is about socialism and you are also a racist. take a look. >> the climate crisis is a crisis born of injustice. it is a crisis born of the pursuit of profit of all ecological cost. which means that we must recognize in legislation that the trampling of indigenous rights is a cause of climate change. the trampling of racist justice is a cause of climate change because we are allowing people and we ar

joe: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm joe weisenthal. romaine: starting out the new quarter, what else? a record high. joe: the question is, what did you miss? romaine: where do we go next? s&p 500 causes the -- a lot of optimism about the comic recovery. the easy part of the recovered trade might be over. a rise in the dollar and yields posing a potential to hinder further gains in risk assets and there is still the open question about the economic data. we get a key monthly jobs report tomorrow. i guess the question is, if the market continues to push things higher, are the risks we are not paying attention to? joe: we have all the risks covered. we talk about them all on the show. there is nothing we are missing. investors have calculated everything about the future. everything we see makes sense. who knows. it is really impressive. once again, record highs. if you look at the long term the s&p 500, and thing stands out, which is stocks breaking 4000 for the first time ever. you are not wearing your s&p 4000 hat. romaine: it is still

we'll have to follow how much support joe manchin gives to that bill. virginia and nancy heffernan, thank you very much for joining us tonight and letting us hear the real voice of west virginia, if only for a minute. thank you very much. >> thank you, lawrence. >> thank you. >>> a programming note, you can listen to this program and any other msnbc show any time, anywhere with any device with tune in. go to tunein.com/msnbc2021, and that is "tonight's last word." "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >>> well, good evening once again. while this was indeed day 86 of the biden administration, we are for the fifth night in a row watching the now familiar scene in

joe biden avoids taxes. in 2017 ad '18, joe biden and his wife dodged payroll taxes and more than $13 million that they got from speaking fees and book royalties. how did they do it? did you do that? you probably didn't. they did. "the wall street journal" reported that the bidens classified it as profits rather than taxable wages. are you surprised? come on! corporations are going to pay for it. if only. we would support it if that were the case. but they are not. corporate interest put joe biden in the white house. they designed his policies, signed off in every part of it, just as the a credit card companies in delaware once dead. corporations shelter their money from taxes in a lot of ways, and they pass along cost to the workers and customers in the form of higher prices. that is not a secret. economists know that. sodas joe biden. so none of this is going to hurt amazon. that is why amazon is for it. what joe biden is not interested getting into details like the math. he would like you to know that thi

. >> yeah, joe. it's been interesting to watch because what joe biden i think has done so far that's been strategically very smart is he has stayed focussed in the opening days of his presidency on the things that voters would say is most important to them even as pressure to deal with other pledgeling crises and priorities are looming over him. there are foreign policy issues to deal with regarding china or russia. there's a crisis of a border surge at the mexican border with unaccompanied minor. there's the reopening of schools and dealing with the teacher's unions. and what has joe biden really been focussed on? some of this does get to some of those topics. but what has he kept his eye on and talked about the most. covid relief with his initial $2 trillion package and now what he's calling a jobs package with a lot of popular infrastructure. we just heard the polling numbers from sam. and when you do that, especially combined and i think you're right about this in terms of his moderate temperamen

joe biden said today that there is going to be this top ten bridges. it's going to be a competition, actually the states are going to have to apply say this is a crucially important bridge as defined by joe biden and we will see who gets the funding for those most important ten bridges. you might want think about the brent spence bridge, which i think, as you know, connects kentucky with cincinnati, ohio covington, kentucky, cincinnati, ohio kentucky, of course, the home state of senator named mcconnell. ohio, the home state of a senator named port man and maybe, maybe you can soften up republican resistance to this bill if that bridge is on the list >> i can tell you i have gotten an earful about the importance of that bridge from folks on both sides of the aisle. i just heard from senator brown about that, s and this is an example of the massive infrastructure needs we have in the country. so if we get this bill passed, this is certainly an example of a project that should apply for that support and i do want to emphasize, as the president did, that

they're saying to joe manchon, hey, don't worry about it. we understand, joe. you've been saying we have to have bipartisan bills, we have to have bipartisan infrastructure bills. we're hearing what you're saying. let's get to a compromise. so i don't think this is going to be as much as one sided as the covid bill only because i don't think joe manchon and kierstin sinema are going to give them that choice. >> biden is working with a split senate. there's no margin whatsoever. he has to have everybody on board just to get to reconciliation, as you say with joe manchon and sinema. jonathan lamere, we knew what was coming, but to hear it all laid out for an hour was pretty extraordinary, just the scope, the size and the reach of government that president biden is proposing. >> that's right, willie. the speech last night, first of all, two women behind the president including the first female vice president, kamala harris. you could hear people talking at times. but you're right, this was a proposal, the greatest expansion in decades. for transformative changes t

i think joe biden knows that. i don't think that he believes the things that are cog out of his mouth. i certainly don't believe he wrote the things that are coming out of his mouth and i don't think he remembers the things that he said that came out of his said when it was going to be a long dark winter. this is a man that does not seem to have mental faculties about him and not fooling the american people and he's not fooling anybody abroad and right now america as a country looks tremendously weakened. maria: one of the reasons that you had such a big showing from the black community for president trump in election 2020. let me get your take on where you think the community is today under biden policies and whether or not you see support there from the minorities and the black american community. >> if you ever want to check the temperature of how the minorities are doing and what party they are trending towards to, you need to read the mainstream media narrative which is castigating hispanic men and black men

same subject here, joe. slightly misleading headline, ithink subject here, joe. slightly misleading headline, i think — passport to freedom week — really just playing on the words. this is the first one, one of several, on the first one, one of several, on the 17th of april. what is public opinion on this?— the 17th of april. what is public opinion on this? public opinion is clear. a opinion on this? public opinion is clear- a large _ opinion on this? public opinion is clear. a large number— opinion on this? public opinion is clear. a large number of- opinion on this? public opinion is clear. a large number of the - opinion on this? public opinion is i clear. a large number of the public support the idea of a vaccine has purposefully and even more to travel internationally full to around half of people support the prince book compared around a third who oppose it, but when you ask people, if they were introduced, how comfortable would you be using a vaccine passports, you find that seven out of ten people say they would be comfortable with the idea and on

president joe biden just delivered to congress his 1st address to congress on the eve of his 100th day in office suite how did the country's recovery in that time despite facing the pandemic and the severe economic as well as political crises and he also did lay out parts of his american families plan that's a roughly $1.00 trillion dollar legislative proposal to invest hundreds of billions of dollars in priorities like education childcare and paid leave all of which he spoke about the president was speaking just over an hour and that is his wife the 1st lady joe biden on your screens right now let's bring in our white house correspondent kelly halkett she's standing by for us in capitol hill where biden is right now kimberly so a lot to unpack let's talk about the key takeaway messages. well i think the 1st thing that we need to note about this is that this speech was historic in nature but it was also very heartfelt in its delivery the fact that the u.s. president started out his speech acknowledging how far america has come the fact that right behind him was an image that has never

now, joe biden, is the american jobs bill. it's amazing that it took that long to describe this kind of legislation. >> well, ultimately, a climate bill. the kind of climate bill that joe biden is proposing is going to be the greatest blue-collar, job creation engine in our country into generations. carpenters, electrician, its roof or's, that is who will be installing the solar's, the wind, the electric vehicles, the plug in hybrids. the battery storage technologies. we have in every building across the country to the highest energy standards all blue collar workers. ultimately, joe biden ayes right on the message. that's what it's all about. just like all the rest of us, he is targeting it. not at the ridge, but at those who have suffered in our society, wondering whether or not there will be a brighter future. the climate bill that joe biden is proposing, is that job creation engine. >> he did speak to director of voters and workers last night and said some of you are wondering, is this bill for me, or does it leave me out?

with joe biden seems to be really quite willing to embrace that i mean when we look at biden's policy towards russia towards china his administration is going to places really fast i don't think they know how they're getting there and what the outcome is going to be because it's terrifying a lot of people how do you see this scott go ahead. well understand it but i do ministration was compelled to reconstitute the mechanisms of national security policy and foreign policy making that the trump administration had done rogue for their term in terms of how policy was made many positions were not staffed other positions were just ignored and you know trump and his inner circle were making policy as opposed to the old fashioned way where you know ideas were put out to different departments they came together and deputies committees in the national security council came together and principals committees where the cabinet members got together and made you know again the president. that's what's his returning to and when you do that you become a prisoner of process and so that's what we see w

the public but not quite yet. joe? the public oinion but not quite yet. joe? the public opinion polling on this is very clean — opinion polling on this is very clear. consistently around half of people _ clear. consistently around half of people support the principle of the idea of— people support the principle of the idea of a _ people support the principle of the idea of a vaccine passports, and around — idea of a vaccine passports, and around the _ idea of a vaccine passports, and around the third of people perhaps 'ust around the third of people perhaps just under— around the third of people perhaps just under oppose that idea. but when _ just under oppose that idea. but when you — just under oppose that idea. but when you talk about how comfortable people _ when you talk about how comfortable people are _ when you talk about how comfortable people are with the idea being introduced and actually being made to do it. _ introduced and actually being made to do it, you find seven out of ten people _ to do it, you find seven out of ten people say—

anchorage cofounder and president taking on the others of joe's bed. joe: -- of joe's bet. joe: we will be back. maybe in a year, round two. caroline: are you looking at nft's overnight? joe: got to. i think they are down. romaine: what is your next troll on twitter? joe: i don't troll. i'm going to look at the bitcoin spread. trading at a huge premium in korea. caroline: that does it from "what'd you miss?" romaine: this is bloomberg. ♪ it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in ame

president joe biden's 1st $100.00 days in office americans always get out. today that's what we're doing america's right. but as biden celebrated his achievements on wednesday night in his 1st formal address to congress many challenges still remain something we'll explore over the next 60 minutes. in 93 at the depths of the great depression franklin roosevelt used his 1st months as u.s. president to push sweeping legislation through congress it stabilized the nation in economic freefall and reshaped americans' relationship with their government for decades to come and this set a political benchmark against which every subsequent president has been judged now when joe biden marked his 1st $100.00 days with a speech to congress and the country he set similarly ambitious goals promising trillions of dollars in investment in jobs in infrastructure and in education republican party hit back and attacked biden for empty words and broken promises let's look back now at biden's 1st $100.00 days with this report from grossman george. when the us president speaks to c

it joe biden now has bought into the d.c. statehood which is likely unconstitutional without an amendment. is this annette leader mitch mcconnell slamming it all earlier today. take a look. >> i've never been one to complain about fake news, but i want to start with the total frustration i have with the coverage that most of you have engaged in, with regards to the issue of expanding the supreme court. i read story after story after story on this issue. they do not mention that ruth bader ginsburg and stephen breyer, the two most important liberals in modern times are opposed to court packing. so why don't you include in the objective analysis of this issue that fact. >> sean: joining is now a senator lindsey graham for the great state of south carolina. court packing and legislative filibustered, joe biden proposing another trillion dollars in spending, the new green deal spending. i don't think we can afford it. i don't think i need a math degree from mit or harvard either to figure that out. the most radical agenda i've ev

she happens to share her birthday with the one and only joe scarborough. so, joe, happy birthday. enjoy your day. and mom, happy birthday to you, as well. thanks for all of you for getting up way too early with us on this friday morning. don't go anywhere. "morning joe" starts right now. >> this week in covid history. it's april 2020, british prime minister boris johnson is in the hospital. the city of angels has the cleanest air. and everyone is head over heels for gay polygamist tiger-owning felons. ow. soften a [ bleep ]. >> we are inching closer and closer to beating this virus. >> it seems like we're seeing light at the end of the tunnel. >> there is light at the end of the tunnel. >> things are going really well. light at the end of the tunnel. >> hot diggity dog, light at the end of the -- >> what you're hearing about light at the end of the tunnel doesn't take away from the fact that tomorrow or the next day will get really bad. >> the minimum number was 100,000 lives. i think we'll be substantially under that number. >> less than 100,000 deaths. no problem. >> if we can s

you mentioned joe manchin. how much of a problem for you and your agenda are swing senators like joe manchin, like kirsten sinema? he endorsed lisa murkowski and sinema posted a picture of herself wearing a ring that said "f off." i don't know who that was aimed toward, whether it was you or the media. is that what brings about the kind of behavior you support or condemn? >> what brings about unity, i try to show every one of my members respect when i agree or disagree with them. but i'm not shy at telling them why i disagree with them when i do and trying to make the arguments about why it's important to come together on the kind of agenda you and i have been talking about. and that method has worked thus far. and hopefully, it will continue to work. we need every member. if any one, as you pointed out, our majority is 50. it's fragile. it's fragile if, god forbid, someone would become incapacitated or worse. it's also fragile if anybody defects and says they won't go along. we have to work it. i work it in a

liz: joe biden claims he wants to protect medicare and obamacare but joe biden and the first lady reportedly avoided paying half a million dollars in payroll taxes by diverting $13 million from book deals and speeches into tax shelters indiana republican jim banks who is the gop of the study committee saying you president biden plan to undo and pay these funds back to the iraqi people, when you saw that number that's high half a million dollars they avoided. t >> it is in part and parcel the hypocrisy from so many democrats who utilize they tax code illegally but criticize others for doing the exact same thing is speaks to the insanity of our tax code that people can utilize it that way. what i'm more concerned about in terms of bidens taxes is the fact that they made $16 million of incomehe since he elected the vice presidency. only 3.2 million dollars, 16 million in income and 3.2 and assets, where did all the money go that was really good reporting on john solomon. my question waited all the $16 million go. >> that's a good question. the other thing tax pros have said there's no reason fo

watch joe biden before the election. here he is. >> there are 50 former national intelligence folks who said that what he's accusing me of is a russian plan. they have said that this has all -- 5, former heads of the cia's, both parties say what he's saying is a bunch of garbage. nobody believes except his and his good friend rudy giuliani. >> you mean the laptop is now another russia, russia hoax? >> that's exactly -- >> the -- russia -- maria: how do officials say such a thing when you came here you told us the truth? john: it's not about being right but truthful. that's why i came out at that time after adam schiff came out with narrative of this being russian information when there was no intelligence to support that. to your point to have 50 former obama-clinton-biden national security officials come out after the director of national intelligence says that this is not true and promote a false narrative to protect joe biden and try and influence the outcome of the election, that is the definition of politicizing int

joe biden is president because joe biden wants a historic legacy. and we are faced with two kinds of tyranny. the executive branch, we're faced with a man who believes in hypocrisy go big go fast whatever it takes. second amendment, i oppose it, i will sign executive orders to do what? to change the second amendment of the united states constitution. and then we're faced with a mob oxyand house and senate that does not believe in deliberation they believe in iron fist with brass knuckles. with a ten vote margin. in the house of representatives to push radical changes throughout our country. massive transforms and senate 250/50 that uses our constitution the vice presidents of the united states who can break tide 51/50 to fundamentally alter how this nation functions that's why it is important to get it straight. this isn't just another cycle in our political system in american history. this is deadly theorist if you're going trash the constitution, if you're going to reach the firewalls in the constitution, if you're going to go big and fast, not fo

keep supporting joe biden. if you value this constitutional republic, our system, limited government, capitalism, prosperity, coequal branches of government, private property, our very way of life, you better pay attention. because these unhinged left-wing radical extremists, they have an insatiable appetite for a quest of power at all costs. now it's more undeniable than ever. joiningwa us now with the reaction, harvard law professor alan dershowitz along with "outnumbered" cohost and former white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany. professor dershowitz, i wonder how you feel about court packing and d.c. statehood, and puerto rico statehood, and the wholee i idea of ruling by executive fiat. my understanding, i'm not a harvard professor like yourself is that we are supposed to have a legislative branch of government. they are supposed to pass the laws, and joe doesn't get to write his name on everything and say done and forget that branch. >> as far as court packing i'm unequivocally opposed to it. it's th

. >> and then interviewed you with the hot ppi report and had -- i'm sorry, joe i'm sorry, joe, there's a lot of -- i have never seen anything like that. in a long time and i still haven't gotten to the bottom made a couple call to the bls on that, joe, and haven't heard yet. let me talk about what were you talk about before which inflation of the '70s. president ronald reagan made famous the misery index which added together the inflation and unemployment rates in 1980, after a decade of legislation in the '70s, topped out at a towering 22% and that number has echoed through the decades. >>> the inflation of the 1970s left a did deep and lasting scar those who lived through it remember the gas lines and unemployment lines meat prices rose 26% in one year alone. milk and dairy skyrocketed by more than 22%. could it happen again? a general view is a combination of generous government spending in the '60s and social programs combined with a monetary policy that was too easy in the '70s all led to inflationary outbreak should, what we do we today? generous government spending check. easy m

joe biden. of the 16 heads of state who were present, only joe biden wore a face mask. he sat there silently, nose and mouth covered in black cloth like a wrestler from an old western as mask was vladimir putin held forth on o international affairs but here's the weirdest part, that meeting took place over zoom, none of the leaders were in the same room, thousands of miles from each other so why was joe biden who has been fully vaccinated the only one wearing a mask? no one asked that question, alld precautions against covid are considered legitimate by the american news media no matter how self-evidently lunatic they may be. cover your face during a zoom call, drive to work alone with a mask on, it's all normal, says a "the new york times," but then yesterday our own peter doocy at the white house asked what was going on and here's the response he got. >> why was president biden the only world leader at the climate summit zoom who was wearing a mask? >> because he is sending a message to the wo

joe: i started this segment by pointing out that this dovetails to the fed. what do you think needs to happen on the sort of national policy front, when your book is targeted toward businesses, but from a national policy perspective? >> it is difficult to do this nationally because most of the criminal justice laws that are actively interfering with employment our state legislation. on -- fortunately, there are some great nonprofits and think tanks taking up this charge. the old paradigm that you are either soft on crime or tough on crime is wrong. what you should be is strong on public safety, strong on giving people opportunities, and those of hand. very often, our tough on crime laws actually interfere with the ability of people to get employed or stay employed. caroline: such important writing. we thank you for taking us through it. the author of "untapped talent." it is out today. meanwhile, the breaking news. romaine:, the coinbase listing tomorrow. the reference price from the nasdaq. 250 dollars. that gives it evaluation well below the two -- well bel

joe biden spent decades in the u.s. congress as a senator. he was back with an ambitious program that could see him becoming a transformational u.s. president. good to be back. he began by drawing attention to the historic fact that for the 1st time ever the 2 people behind him where women madam speaker. madam vice president. gore. has never said goes well from this podium no president ever said those words. then a grim summary of his 1st 100 days combined with a note of optimism 100 days since i took the oath of office i left in my hand off our family bible and heard a nation we all did that was in crisis the worst pandemic of the century the worst economic crisis since the great depression the worst attack on our democracy says the civil war now after just 100 days i can report to the nation america is on the move again thank you all for being a wide ranging vision of jobs prosperity and a new era of big government with big spending plans biden said he would pay for it all with higher taxes on corporations and the super rich continuous cycl

she proved that in the general election by helping to elect joe biden but her instinct is not joe biden at first. it was beto o'rourke. you see this happen and biden doesn't have it in place to run an effective campaign. is not energetic. one of his best friends, john kerry is out campaigning for her mental the story in the book, john kerry is sitting at breakfast a couple days before the iowa caucus and is on the phone with somebody and i was sitting next to him and he's talking to this person about what it would take for him to get into the campaign. he is watching biden on the campaign trail thinking it is over for biden, bernie sanders is headed for the nomination and john kerry is thinking maybe i can get in and i would have to step off of the bank of america board. it would surely allow me to eat while i campaign. i wouldn't need that much money to live on, john kerry may have different standards but what you see is a democratic party that places joe biden at the beginning and the candidate who is resting on the campaign trail and by the end you see a process of elimination where

biden shows a post joe biden commander-in-chief or joe biden who spent most of the past 50 years as a senator demanding that congress be given its proper authority. juan: i would ask you about another major foreign policy issue that biden would deal with, and that his relations with china. there's a very interesting column in today's "new york times" by thomas friedman, who is arguably one of the most influential -- can you hear me? >> yes, sorry. juan: this column today come he's argued one of the most influential voices of the u.s. neoliberal elite. his column is titled "is there a were coming between the u.s. and china?" he goes on to say -- "what has made this return to chinese, iranian aggressive nationalism more dangerous is that and each country, it is married to statelet industries, particularly the luke perry industries and it is emerging at a time when america's democracy is weakening." he does not mention the u.s. major defense industry and how our state is married to our defense industry, but he goes on to talk about taiwan as a major producer of the most advanced chips

uploading new hope president joe biden says the u.s. is on the move again now after the worst pandemic in a century. 100 days ago. america's house was on fire. we had to act. normal about this and this is all it is in a live from doha also coming up. trying to turn the tide on tax reform colombia's government faces public rebellion over controversial proposals. and there's little comfort to makeshift medical facilities as india tries to overcome oxygen and vaccine shortages in a coronavirus crisis. the rhythm of life's returning to new york streets but it isn't so upbeat of the united nations what's causing a diplomatic dispute. a blueprint to build america that's what u.s. president joe biden has just presented to congress on the eve of his 100th day in office and a wide ranging speech biden says he's turning parul into possibility after the devastation of the coronavirus pandemic saying america is back on the rise is laid out plans to fix a shoes including trillions of dollars in investment in jobs infrastructure and education. 100 da

moderate joe biden no longer exists. what they want to do is they couldn't beat donald trump at the ballot box so they change the election laws. they couldn't actually get the rule of law to go in their favor and support their left it agenda so they are going to back the courts to get the kind of ruling there. americans won't stand for it. i'm glad we've got people like jim jordan on the judiciary committee, and his fellow colleagues that are going to fight back. all of america needs to fight back on this issue. >> sean: packing the courts, amnesty, we see -- can you imagine if donald trump built the cages that joe bide isn't putting these kids in and then shipping them all over the country in the middle of a pandemic? and then you've got states like, now the governor of new jersey is offering $40 million in money, covid emergency relief money to illegal immigrants in new york state? they are offering checks to illegal immigrants as high as $15,000. jim jordan, we look at spending, $2 trillion here, $4 trillion in new ta

>> i think joe biden may turn out to be the biggest firearms seller. he should win an aour for selling so many firearms. we see record numbers of people going out and purchasing fire arms. we beat the record that we set last year. millions of new firearm owners. so that's a good thing. people wouldn't be able to protect themselves. and they have a right to protect themselves. democrats played this game in the 90s and that cost them dearly. and that could politically happen again, i think. judge jeanine: dana loesch, thanks so much. joining me now to continue the conversation. the former governor of missouri eric greitens. the big concern that we have is joe biden by saying the second amendment is not absolute is making a gun grab that he's apparently trying to justify when he won't go through congress. >> you put your finger on it exactly, judge. this is a big gun grab. this is just the opening salvo. joe biden said this during the campaign. he said he was coming after the nra. going after people's guns. as a navy seal i'm a crowd supporter of the seco

dance camino sent it to me, joe. we are reaching out to let you know that we have now removed content from facebook that has been posted in the voice of donald trump including from the team trump facebook page and the dance giving a page. so now, dance camino, who works for president trump, just because you work for president trump, you can't post on facebook. why is anybody on facebook anymore that is a conservative? it's time to leave if you are not wanted there. >> it's amazing. when you look at the span, it not only applies, sean, to your point, to the 45th president of the united states, who they are trying to erase from history, but also all campaign accounts and all former surrogates of the president. that is a very deep list here that we are talking about. meanwhile, i just went on facebook right before we went on here and i am seeing speeches by louis farrakhan, who refers to, he says i'm not anti-semite. i'm anti-termite. that's okay. but you can't have a benign interview that the former president of the un

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joe: and i'm joe weisenthal. caroline hyde is off today. let's take a look at where we stand in financial markets after hitting record highs. the question is, what'd you miss ? romaine: it was a historic day for the markets, at least cryptocurrency. coinbase ushering a new era for cryptocurrencies on wall street. we are talking about an asset class that has been mocked from the start, but moved into mainstream acceptance. the shares did fall from its opening, but trading above its reference price. trading on a for -- fully diluted basis was where it was trading in private markets. and remember those guys -- goldman sachs, j.p. morgan, wells fargo all reported earnings today. are you going to put your money in goldman sachs or crypto? joe: 60/40, but i am not going to tell you which is the 60 end which is the 40. as you mentioned, coinbase going public. it did end up way on the highs. it got as high as $420, $328. romaine: and there is a lot of mocking and joking here, but this is a significant milestone for the crypto spear. joe: a huge day

>> two points, joe. first of all, this shift from the frost belt to the sun belt and west has been ongoing for a long time. and it was less than we thought it would be. there were only seven seats that shifted states, which sing the lowest we've ever had and we are also looking at a lower gain for texas and florida and no gain for arizona which was a surprise, and a state loss in california, which when you add it up makes me wonder if there was a lower count of hispanics across the board than we anticipated. and we won't really find out until we get the detailed data by the fall. but if we look and see that some of the most hispanic areas of the county did not have as high a count as the census estimate suggested, that could be bad news across the board for those areas and for democrats in terms of political power when it comes to drawing lines. the second point i'd make, these reapportionment numbers are not going to be as critical as how these states actually recraw their license, which will happen sta