yeah i didn't say that wrong and this from former barack obama who warned how can administration loaded with savvy political handle got then critical issue so wrong they can't say they weren't warned we worry that shoveling unprecedented am of spendings on road to recovery would need to lead to too much money -- chasing too few goods. despite everything you're paying more for it joe biden is bizarrely taken a victory lap. >> what's your message to american folks on this thanks give thanksgiving day? >> my message is after two years you're back america is back there's nothing we're untiebl overcome. >> folks inflation is not a joke this is real. devaluing your harold earned money. it doesn't matter what the suits in washington say at the end of the day it is you. you -- flipping the bill for it joining me now for rebuttal is democratic strategist, thanks for joining me. we appreciate it. >> nice to see you, dan. >> so why is inflation the worst that's been in 30 years and what's joe biden doing about it? and why isn't it working whatever he is doing about it? >> i don't have to tell you

obama and yes, prime time to cable news anchors. this would be the grifter class. they do little but benefit greatly. as a practical matter, they are useless and have no skills. most of the time, they are a drain on the actual economy and poise into the culture. the rest of us might be happier and more prosperous if they became truck drivers are moved to paraguay. that's true, and on some level, everyone knows it is true, and because it is true, that is why these very same people spend so much time screaming about how essential they are, because it is so obvious that they aren't. things worked perfectly well before we had hr departments. on the other side of the gas price divide, you have everybody else. this group includes the people who possess about 95% of the relative skills you would need to keep a civilization going. lose these people, and it is the dark ages, literally dark, your power grids shuts down. as it happens, these are the very people who have noticed and winced at the price of filling a tank. these are the peoples b

obama who touched down in scotland last night. carley, ashley. carley: alex hogan live for us in london. congratulations on the big move out there as well. >> reporter: thank you very much. ashley: now a developing story out of houston, travis scott and drake are hit with lawsuits over the deadly incident at the astro world festival. carley: eight people were killed and dozens injured during a massive crowd surge. jackie aibanez joins us with more. >> reporter: good morning. 113 people including five minors were hospitalized after the deadly festival. candlelight vigil took place in houston sunday for the eight victims killed. all but one have been identified. their ages range from 14 years old to 27. authorities launched a criminal investigation into the festival. they say someone in the crowd may have been injecting people with drugs. intense video shows medical staff and concert-goers frantically trying to give cpr to victims as the concert raged o. rapper travis scott and event organizers are facing at least two lawsuits over

the, about culture work with barack obama in virginia using plan youngkin, raising these issues, that was on top of a lot of between criticism including terry mcauliffe thing glenn youngkin was running a race campaign from the lincoln project as a white supremacist and i think this james was leading to ridiculous things in los angeles. larry elder, african-american radio commentator hailed as a candidate white supremacy. same thing in virginia, the, first african-american woman to win a statewide office, she's hailed as an advocate for white supremacy. it shows more they don't have an argument and they want to bully people into silence and i think the public is responding. i think most of the public that saw the mcdonald's ceo statement would have the reaction that monai and kim had talking about responsibility and also saying you can't say that and i think most people sympathize with that and they see the people bully offstage. paul: kim, any signs the democrats will move off of this? >> the fact that they are actively saying we are not really engaged in critical race theory and oh,

one source as no one asked questions about barack obama like this and nobody asked donald trump. but here you have 36 sources and 26 sources asking the questions from within biden's own party. >> gillian: the thing that kicked the story into the headlines is that a couple of weeks ago at this virtual fund-raiser, biden told a small group of donors that he was definitely planning to run and 2024. you can count on it and put your money down on it. this is in contrast to what he had said about this previously. remember, his first press conference ever as president back in march he was asked about this and he hedged more. he said he was going to run probably come up but he also said that he's not the kind of guy that plans three and a half or four years in advance. he was evasive about it and people thought it strange. getting out ahead of it and that's what's making a story in addition to the sources. part of the problem though, as you know having worked in government, is that the approval ratings do not light. when you break out come up with the latest fox news poll link showing th

like you bring in everybody, barack obama, you bring them al in, and then when the singing stops, the crowd is like that somebody play? >> harris, i think there is a big message and last night's election, which is continuing today and that is that democrat and the people you see up on th screen right now from the forme president, obama on down, they can no longer rely on the suburbs and the blue-collar workers of america to be in lockstep with them. i think that one of the things we learned last night in lookin at the exit polls is that they want something that is they are not getting. they're is a big wake-up call. especially in the suburbs where you see white women making a different decision than they made in 2020. in looking for someone who kind of speaks their language a little bit more in terms of education and issues they care about inflation, economy, jobs those are the top-performing issues that we're decision-makers last night grea i think if democrats think that they should move forward and with urgency as he just said trying to get the bills passed, i think they better tak

just ten years ago when barack obama passed the bailout for $900 billion, it was a lot of money. so they are moving forward without the cbo score, they are going to live with the consequences of passing something and not knowing what's in it, because people will find out eventually what is in it. in nancy pelosi's words. >> martha: we are just getting all of this as we went to air moments ago, i want to clarify, you made exactly the right to point a moment ago. they are going to vote on the infrastructure bill first, which progressives did not want. now we are learning that the vote on build back better is just going to be on the rule, it's not on the actual bill. so you're going to see a separation here which is exactly what you are getting out. quick thought on that. >> i'm curious about the back room dealing went on here. there was a red line on not moving forward up the cbo score and they've been holding this up for weeks. and after the virginia election, we are saying we are going to move full steam ahead. certainly there was something that was done here and now of course we

obama did at martha's vineyard, same thing nancy pelosi did in northern california. they are very big on rules for the little people and they view the american people as their subjects like king george and they don't apply the rules to themselves and when it comes to-- i think a lot of people across this country are really having buyers remorse and are shocked because this is not what joe biden campaigned on. he said he was a reasonable centrist moderate. i got to admit that joe biden, swarming into the senate nine years ago, the joe biden that that a lot of us have known for a long time, we don't know where he is. we wonder if he's tied up in the basement of the white house because the people setting the agenda here are radicals and i think the american people-- the reason we saw such great election results in virginia and new jersey are that the american people both blue states, but the american people said hold on a second. this is crazy and i'm here to predict right now 2022 is going to be a wave election. it's going to be like 2010, republicans will retake the h

obama president of the united states that this issue goes away. race and racial issues certainly are an issue. these three women are african-american. i'm not a woman of color clearly so i can't speak to it from their point. harris, i think they are both right -- there are three of them we're speaking of. the three of them are right and wrong and also entitled to their opinion. >> harris: you said it just because i'm a person of color i certainly don't agree and see the things way everybody else does. we don't represent an entire race. i think winsome sears said it perfectly. tackle whatever you want, jason. >> look, i think democrats really need to do some serious, serious self-reflection after this mini red wave election. they need to ask themselves whether they should reconsider their approach to things like critical race theory, vaccine mandates, asking children -- mandating children as little as 5 and 6 years old to mask for seven hours a day where they breathe and belittle parents who want a say in their children's education and curriculum.

barack obama and michelle get ready to depart washington and get on marine-1. did you speak to them since then? >> well, not much. initiately right after i took office i did. one or two times. i spoke to them before taking office. that's a ritual. it was 15 minutes and it ended up being quite a bit long tore put it mildy.e it was an interesting conversation. he told me about north korea and the problems and that was the greatest problem we and i to it a large extent solved it. we got along great with north korea after the rough first patch but then they understood we were not playing games and we got along great. not very much.e >> sean: you once told me that you thought we were on a path towards war with north korea? >> i did and so did president obama and that would have been a nuclear war. we met in singapore and in vietnam. we had great meetings and we established a great relationship. i liked him and he liked me. we had some interesting conversations. >> sean: we got back the remains of our soldiers. >> we did. >> sean: i was at both summits. he stopped th

barack obama made the pivot. even jimmy carter attempted to make the pivot. this administration is stuck on stupid. [laughter] >> no, they really are. i think that at some point they realized that it's kind of hopeless so they don't care anymore and they are just going to get done what they want to get done. quite frankly what's most terrifying about this administration is that whether we like it or not, they are going to be around for another three years. and as desperate as they are, what more kind of damage with they do? but that video, i have to say, is sort of like the perfect encapsulation of the entire biden presidency. he starts off by talking about how terrible last christmas was and how that was -- he doesn't -- amazingly he doesn't use donald trump's name. but he clearly is talking about donald trump when he talks about all of the reasons why last christmas was so terrible. and then he pivots at the end and he starts talking about how his infrastructure bill is going to solve all of the remaining problems that he hasn't already served two months ag

joe falls asleep and apologizeds just like his idol barack obama for america. he has no clue his own state department is planning on playing illegal immigrants $450,000 each. he goes back again to beg opec and russia to produce more oil. joe, all you have to do is ask texas, alaska, north dakota, oklahoma. they will be more than happy to accommodate. the bottom line is democrats, who are they hurting? the poor and the middle-class. i thought nobody was going to pay a penny more if they made under $400,000 a year. nope. the people bearing the brunt of these policy are the poor and the middle class. for democrats political power is the only thing that matters. here is a fox news contributor and a fox nation host. you have followed everything in afghanistan. you followed everything on the border. we are watching the high price of gasoline and watching joe biden beg opec. and never mind foreign policy. joe didn't know about the $450,000 payments to illegals. i only see two members of the democratic party, joe manchin and krysten sinema and i will add james carville

president barack obama dit. he got a second term. this is an administration not correcting the ship. make no mistake about it. >> harris: we have a lot to ask and a host of issues. meanwhile you saw me introduce casey mcfarland and bill mcgurn as we say goodbye to our nation's former secretary of state under george w. bush. colin powell is being laid to rest and a beautiful memorial service is getting underway right now. in the last hour we watched as the hearse arrived at the national cathedral in washington, d.c. and we know that he said history in this country extended from his military service to include national security advisor under president reagan. i don't know if many people remember that. we know that he was chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and served for most of president bush east first term and nine months of president clinton's first term. we know he has great history and as a patriot in this country served as the secretary of state. let's watch this. micks down and listen together. you are able. >> you may >> let

obama who i read in the report today got about 1,000 people in richmond over the weekend. one thing hasn't been covered enough terry mcauliffe really represents ralph northam's party. the governor he is succeeding. you don't hear much about him. there is a bit of a ralph northam hangover last vestiges of bill and hillary clinton. he was bill's best friend hillary clinton's finance director. he represents the past. youngkin represents the future. mcauliffe is very mess mystic every time he is out in the trail attacking parents and others. and also i think youngkin has been very optimistic. it's a message of hope and the future. >> rachel: funny you bring up hillary. i get a lot of hillary vibes when i listen to terry mcauliffe. he sounds very entitled, very annoyed he is getting asked all these questions is that part of it, that's part of why is he drops in the polls. >> have a way supporting people who they think they like them. there is a bit of dripping of scaramucci. sarcasm. he wasn't always like that. he wasn't to call virginians deplorable and irredeemable to coin tw

obama, and even jill biden. as results, and from other counties, ciattarelli taking the lead for a short time there. registered democrats do outnumber registered republicans by more than 1 million paired the main issues terrific voters out to the polls are high taxes and the response the cova 19 pandemic. >> make this state some place where everyone feels confident they can live, work, retire, start a business, raise a family, for almost four years we not been on doing more for those who have much but for doing those in the middle and at the bottom so that they have more opportunity. >> it's taking a little bit of time here new jersey to keep counting up those ballots. there are still tens of thousands of ballots that still need to be counted in a new jersey governor's race and here in the state there is no automatic recount. either side could ask for one. we will continue to monitor it back to. >> neil: just incredible. thank you. as hard as it is to believe, not that he democratic incumbent, or is having troub

obama because they were delivering a progressive liberal policy or great america-first policy. that's where we are at in the environment and it's very bad for joe biden. >> sean: and i guess the moment that bill clinton, i got to be the emcee the night he became speaker. i've been at this too long. it was an incredible night for the first time in 40 years republicans won and after that historic win a guy by the name bill clinton decided it was time to change course and he said the end of welfare as we know it. with this radical group of new green deal socialists and joe biden i don't really think is calling the shots i don't see that possibility. do you. [ chuckles ] . >> absolutely, not. >> sean: was it a joke. >> yeah, they think it is. no there's not a chance in the world. the democratic party that used to be an extra centerist party is dead. you have no legs left. you have the woke democrats who have taken control of the party and it's just moved to left. and on top of that the incompetence that we've seen. as you went through the monologue it occurred to me we have a presi

we all put out the stops when the vice president, the president to barack obama, and i think glenn youngkin hit on a number of virginia voters when he very delicately navigated the waters with donald trump and really focused and said, i don't need to bring anybody in. that was clearly a message that resonated with some of the swing voters that dan and i have been talking about, and i think he actually effectively use that message to counter some of the big democrats coming in as a way to answer the question of whether donald trump should campaign with them out on the campaign trail across the commonwealth. so that will obviously take some deeper digging, as we think through messaging and republicans have to have some soul-searching. where they go as a party, despite the victory as it was clear victory for glenn youngkin in the commonwealth. he did it without donald trump for the most part. obviously he called in last minute and try to do some tweets and stuff like that through statements from his office, but he was not on the campaign trail and glenn was able to pull this out, that's an int

obama because they were delivering either a progressive liberal policy or a great america first policy. that's where were at this environment is very bad for joe biden. i guess the moment that bill clinton when newt gingrich i go to be the emcee that he became speaker. i've been at it long. i was at the emcee that night pretty incredible night for the first time in 40 years and afte that when historic went with th newt gingrich contract with america a guy by the name of bill clinton decided it was tim to change course. he said things like the era of big government. the end of welfare as we know it . with this radical group of new green deal socialists in joe biden i don't really think is calling the shots, i don't see that possibility, do you?th >> absolutely not. >> was it a joke? >> they think it is. there's not a chance in the world that party is dead. the democratic party that used to be somewhat centrist welfare reform he has no legs left. you have the woke democrats the progressive yodemocrats taking control of the party. it's just moved to left. and on top of that the incompeten

but americans are going to feel it and i hope they wake up and realize that barack obama said something that was really true, elections have consequences, and the one in 2020 has had some very severe consequences for american families. >> sean: kellyanne, is there any capacity you see with biden and harris, the administration, democrats, to reverse course on any of these major issues? because i don't see it. >> sean, only if they start listening to some of the outside advisors who don't have skin in the game, and their skin in the game is external -- james carville saying listen, -- but it's a battle between the progressives, so-called progressives who voted against biden's big package. i think you reverse course when you admit mistakes and they are still in the "but trump" mode. and that doesn't work anymore, terry mcauliffe proved that. a year after last year's election, people know that biden and harris should be made to own and eat all of these failures, but they're really out of stop and out of sync with where america wants our policies to be, and they're making a huge mistake in t

the house held eric holder, the attorney general for barack obama and contempt in the obama administration and obama justice department refused to prosecute that case. there is politics all over these cases. >> sure, i do think, you already alluded to this in your earlier conversation. what happens with bannon may be different than others. bannon was not there, he was not in the white house. he talked about this on air video before. there is no way to make the executive privilege claim whether or not others are successful that will play out whether or not you're indifferent, that will play out but this sends a very strong message that they're not playing around and that they want to get to the truth. this is unprecedented it is going to be treated as such. chris: were talking about the reasons of the banning cases but there is talk in washington concerning that it could open up a dangerous precedent in seeing the willingness of the biden administration to go after steve bannon and potentially to go after people with a stronger case like the white house chief of staff mark meadows that this

obama. he's tried to make this a national campaign for whatever reason, i don't specifically know why. and you have pretty much stuck to local issues, state issues that impact everyday lives. i got to imagine that that's probably what has resulted in the surge. how do you explain these poll numbers that have now shifted in the last number of weeks dramatically in your favor? >> well, we've been focusing on the issues most important to virginians, low taxes, schools that deliver for our children, safe communities, a growing job market versus a stalled out one and oh, by the way, a government that will work for us and not tell us what to do all the time. and virginians have embraced this platform. it's been amazing, across the country we've been hearing from families inning stand up for us too, virginia, because we don't get to vote this year, we have the same problems that you have. these kitchen table issues, this is what america is focused on right now. our website is blowing up. people com

bush hundred 20006, and he said there had been a thumping of this party and barack obama percent in 2010, there had been a shellacking but present biden deflected these questions whether or not he was responsible pretty. reporter: we're just talking about the importance of the white house press corps, that room being full of people who are able to ask tough questions is somewhat scandalous and that the only questions about this usually important border policy will only ask by peter ducey and david - and there should be dozens of reporters asking these tough instead of what we suffer people like is like what can we do to help the democratic party going forward pretty. >> they did asked do you bear personal responsibility and present biden said well yes fix it whenever and so just sort of well i don't know the infrastructure built it would help or not. >> i don't thank you so much on the part of present vitamin there also have not been the same type of tenacious question asking and asking a question without tough follow-up is not really that notable is really only one instance in the entir

trump did more than 50 in the same time and barack obama or than 100. now, we get to the papers real gripe about biden, he's not set for interviews with the associated press, "new york times", reuters, washington post, "wall street journal" or "usa today", how day-- how dare he. biden doesn't stir things up on his twitter feed and the conventional wisdom is that his aides don't want the boss wandering off script or making mistakes. whether that is true or not his low-key approach , you know what dealing with the press is part of the job. i'm howard kurtz and this is "media buzz". ♪♪ howard: ahead, kyle rittenhouse rips the media's sickening coverage of his trial we will talk to brian kiilmeade about that and abc jonathan karl on his interview with trump about the last year of his presidency. and the media complains about jen psaki says president biden takes more questions than his recent predecessor, just not and press conferences and hear some of the brief exchanges he has had with reporters or not in the last couple of weeks >> us mean that all th

but i also think to drill down on what barack obama said when he came. instead of acknowledging that there were issues with schools and we should look at them, he called it a trumped up culture war where president biden came, had a 60 minute speech. he mentioned trump dozens of times. nobody really thinks donald trump had anything to do with it. and when mcauliffe said instead of crt here's how i would change it. he said it didn't exist. he also said parents have no role in education. that the teachers faces are too white and then, of course, linking trump and charlottesville together fell flat. he never adjusted which is astounding. because this guy was a strategist getting other people elected, he couldn't handle a re-election for the most part because he won the first time in a state that he was supposed to have known so well. steve: terry mcauliffe was establishment candidate. he has been establishment candidate and politician his entire career. with quite understandably the establishment media when it was quite clear that republican in the fleece ve

in they brought in barack obama, stacey abrams and it doesn't seem to have moved the needle. now, maybe we will find out that it did. that they brought out all these blue voters that wouldn't come. looks like a race between the candidates. glenn youngkin attached himself to real bread and butter issues. literal bread and butter issue 2.5% tax on groceries, education which is now the top issue. i would but the it this way, i think if glenn youngkin doesn't win, in this environment, facing a bad candidate with a lot of breaks that have gone his way it's hard for me to see any republican winning statewide in virginia. i think it will just be a blue state. >> bret: that's exactly right if that's what turns out. here are some sound about expectations tonight. >> i think virginia is a very important canary in a coal mine. biden has handed control much the agenda over to the radicals over the bernie sanders and aoc and elizabeth warren and i think people are horrified. i think virginia is aspect of that. >> there is a comfort level with terry that's positive. the little dynamic in t

joe biden mentioned trump, kamala harris, barack obama came in. none of that is working anymore. the democratic party itself has lost touch with the people. they're selling something that nobody wants to buy. they're out of touch with the people and they have this out of control spending. the problem with the democrats to point out in that article is not that they didn't pass the legislation is that americans and virginiians found out what is in the legislation. they don't want it -- sean, one last thing. if the whole ticket is carried tonight, you'll have the first woman of color ever elected statewide in virginia. she's a republican. that's big news. let's see if she gets on the cover of the fashion magazines. it's not why she's there. look what happened with kamala harris. we don't know where she is and what she's in charge of. she's very ineffective vice president. you see a woman of color as a republican tonight winning statewide in the commonwealth of virginia. that is big news moving forward to 2022. >> sean: great analysis. scott brown, you had a similar situation in 2009

a former campaign manager for barack obama said democrats should go on the offense against critical race theory. >> critical race theory was a lie and i think we need to go on the office. are you scared for your kids to learn about slavery or lynching or housing skrrgz? >> john: marc thiessen is a former white house speech writer. no parent, i'm a parent of twins is afraid to have them taught about slavery, lynching and ongoing societal problem but it's the lens through which many h many people want this taught that's an issue. >> that's 100% correct and this is the new line from the democrats and quite frankly from the liberal media. he said we're lying about critical race theory. no, they're not. last year the loudoun public schools paid $34,000 to equity collaborative for teaching teachers about critical race theory. "introduction to critical race theory." it says. quote. this is what they're telling them to teach. in c.r.t. racism is seen as an inherent part of american civilization. one of the parents was so concerned about this that they filed a public records request and they got

obama after the big covid relief package said this is going to stock like max stoke inflation, and for months we have heard the transitory soon, and now we are in november and it's worse than ever, and to say that we take it seriously, there are some people that have been taking it seriously and the white house is talking and down, so very right to the game, and the least of their problems is where kamala harris is, the bigger problem is a fact that she has 28% approval. >> john: on the topic of being transitory, which is the coho sandra smith the other day, but they keep selling us on the idea that the bill back better plan, all we have to do is pass this reconciliation plan and life will get so much better, and she was even saying just a moment ago, jen psaki at the press briefing that we have economists out there who are saying that it is going to ease inflationary pressures, but mark penn who you know well is a noted democratic strategist suggests that to this idea of pushing and pushing on the bill back better plan, particularly from the far left with the party is not what democra

obama but here we are in november of 2021, thanksgiving and we have joe biden. joe biden is showing president obama up big time. he is even more out of touch. he is even more unsuccessful. >> julie: as americans get together for thanksgiving the left want to push their woke agenda. i hate that word but so common these days. check out the headlines. usa today. what is thanksgiving to indigenous people, a day of mourning? tribune with this. pilgrims brought racist genocide and gave nothing. guidance on decolonizing thanksgiving. the "wall street journal" claiming the left wants to cancel -- why did liberals have to rain on every parade, what is wrong with liberals? >> i would disagree with you on that. i think it's creating negative thoughts about the liberals. >> julie: you think it's positive when we've been celebrating thanksgiving all these year. i don't remember politization of thanksgiving when i was growing up. this is something the new hyper woke if you will are inventing. >> well, i would disagree with you on that. i don't see anyone speaking out from the

nantucket seems to be a common theme here with joe biden and barack obama. but, right at the heart of when they are trying to put this mask mandate on every single american. then you have got the president happy birthday, mr. president. hope you have fun. but everybody should be able to have that kind of party. not just the elites. carley: i know. that was the whole thing. great that you are having this birthday party. imthink that everybody should be allowed to have one. but when you are telling other people to mask up and not hang out with each other and then you have this giant party that was supposed to be like hundreds and hundreds of people it was the hypocrisy of 2021 that seeing. also, number 4, i forgot about this one as well. i'm glad you brought it up. the white house posted a tweet and i think it was fourth of july. it says the cost of a 4th of july cookout in 2021 is down 16 cents from last year. shouldn't be touting 1 cents. i don't know. >> america, i hope you invested that 16 cents because you probably gobbled that up in gas prices just pulli

we have examples of barack obama , the cambridge police act. brian: joey reed. >> they got it wrong inferring you son, baltimore, with uva, with duke lacrosse, every single time we got it right but richard jewel taught me never to rush to judgment, that i believe in the presumption of innocence, due process, these things that they, the sad part of this is this. they create a perception in the community. there's going to be a certain result. they do this without any evidence ever presented and then when it doesn't come out that way people feel like the system is rigged. ainsley: you saw on msnbc they just showed prosecutions closing arguments and not the defense so you only got one side of the story. steve: that's nuts. >> of course. does that really shock you any more? it's sad. steve: they are trying to shape the narrative. they want to only present one side, or you know, and the judge said that all these legal analysts came out and said why isn't anyone ruled on this mistrial motion yet and he said i just got it, it's too early. once upon a t

and then when you have the former president of the united states, barack obama saying that this is just a culture war. when you have joe biden, the president united states coming in and saying this is just donald trump 2.0. it's just not working with virginia voters. now do we know the obviously of this? no, but there has been a clear shift in the polling, guys. ainsley: i'm curious to know why people would vote for mcauliffe, why they are supporting him after he said that about schools. is it just because they're democrats voting on party lines or because it's name recognition since he used to be the governor? lawrence: the democrats that i spoke, to ainsley, they have made it very clear that they still consider themselves as democrats, but the way the democrats are addressing this education very concerning for them. brian: a lot of people like crt. the people that like crt and maybe some of the major cities are happy with it are. steve: all right, lawrence. ainsley: thank you, family. lawrence: thanks, guys. steve: lawrence jones is going to be way out in with western virginia all day

once again the president -- we thought it was big when barack obama said the police acted stupidly when the professor went to his house and -- controversy first year in the office. what about the fact that the president, again, biden called him a white supremacist. steve: tweeted out a video that branded people in the video including him a white supremacist. brian: think about how this whole case was skewed. how hard it is to sit a jury and how everyone rushed to this conclusion exfor the people that actually saw the video and thought i hope cooler heads would prevail. whole picture, this is exactly right defunding and changing political science result you had in. the police were there. they kept their hands off. they have been told they are the problem. that's what led to all this chaos. ainsley: takes us back to a tough time in our country. steve: city leaders in kenosha said let it burn, essentially. let it burn. ainsley: friends of ours sent us video who live in manhattan all those riots taking place. live in apartment buildings and businesses on the main floor that were getting loo

and number two is, it's also clear that barack obama was briefed that the hillary clinton campaign was looking to distract from her email probe by trumping up a connection between russia and trump. do you understand what's going on here? this keeps going back to hillary clinton's campaign. and what is really insidious and sinister, is that she kept it going after she lost. and it hurt this country. forget about president trump. really hurt trump but it hurt our country for the next three and a half years and cost us millions of dollars. and made us look like the laughing stock of the world. and vladimir putin might have given dolan this information to danchenko to steele to us. that's why he is playing it. and that's why trump was sitting there saying are you kidding me? what about my russian links. what adam schiff just showed you how distracted he is. he said the ukraine, he asked russia to help. the ukrainian probe, trying to get stuff -- had nothing to do with the question. what happened with russia, one day he made a comment hey, russia, if you have any more emails, bring it forwa

brian: see i don't think it should be, because even barack obama was not going to endorse joe biden until the primaries played out. i think it's pretty typical and plus, we don't even know if he's running for re-election. i don't think it's automatic that you endorse your vice president. steve: i would. if you pick them to be vice president why not pick them to be president. brian: nixon wasn't endorsed until the end. ainsley: maybe he's looking at those ratings, 28%? maybe she couldn't win. steve: listen both of them, both biden and harris are suffering from the american public is upset about the fact that stuff costs so much and when you can get it, which is not all the time, sometimes it's hard to get , but nonetheless, they're all putting it on joe biden's plate. watch. >> real contrast to what joe biden and kamala harris are trying to do, and the worst thing a politician can do is to run one way and govern another. joe biden said he's going to be a uniter and moderate the country and bring it together. he has governed like he's left of fdr, and independents who voted for him, last no

if barack obama comes out publicly and says there's no such thing as critical race theory. we're not teaching it, you know you are over the target. you know you are right on it that is proof to me of that. and i will tell you, i'm really encouraged by parents and by the way we will have a panel of moms who have been on the forefront of exposing crt. i am encouraged by parents at the school boards but i also think there is two things that we need to focus on besides just crt. we need to focus on school choice. every child and parent should have a right to go to whichever school they want so there could be a marketplace for ideas and values in schools. and, two, while it's great we are looking at schools, don't forget about the most powerful place that crt is being taught. it's on your child's phone big tech is peddling this as well. you have much less control over what your kids with l. see and how it's tucked into virtually every message they get. pete: watch a little bit of nickelodeon or disney which i'm forced to do on occasion and i do like sponge bob. it's not in spong

obama -esque figure waiting to burst onto the scene and save the party it seems hard to see and with all the speculation and all the media focus on the republican side of the party in charge right now, it's leaderless essentially and this may be the high point for all we know because as the clock ticks as we are almost into december there's no legislative accomplishments to point to and if we go into another discussion and hyperbolic situation about covid and the latest variant it will sidetrack things further. joe biden's presidency is at the mercy of the pandemic and unfortunately that's not a position any politician should put themselves in, but it's the bar he said when he said he would quote crushed about-- a virus when he was running last year. pete: absolutely. he speculated with bernie sanders whose 80 and representative alexandria ocasio-cortez , she's barely 24 and then you threw names out there, hillary clinton and john kerry, i mean, do you really think they would go backwards in 2024 or the name everyone is talking about right now is secretary pete buttigieg. >> right an

that reminds me of barack obama in 2,016 rear when he said, would you like me to have a magic wand to bring manufacturing jobs back to america, what would you like me to do about that? turns out, you didn't need a magic wand, you just needed a brain and policies that worked, that brought companies to actually come back which is exactly what donald trump did. see what they don't have the answers they play dumb and say oh, what do you want me to have a magic wand? no, if you put some policies in place they can work. will: it reminds me of what they said just a few weeks ago perhaps days ago when it comes to the supply chain crisis. what do you want us to do it's a global problem the supply chain crisis is not our fault. you're right if you bill yourself as the problem solver that government is the solution to all of our problems you can't just pull the rip cord on a problem you don't have the answer to. well this one is not for me. rachel: but this is worse than any, because this is a situation they created. we were energy-independent. our gas prices were low. our economy was doing bett