biden: what is your name? >> vanessa. pres. biden: is this where you register? do they have to have made an appointment? >> they need to have an appointment. we need the license, insurance card, and asked them what time they come in. how are you, check them and. -- in. pres. biden: roughly have any people a day the you get? any idea? >> 300. pres. biden: pretty good. >> overall, 20,000. pres. biden: we passed 150 million yesterday. 200 million in the first 100 days. i'm keeping it a secret. nobody can hear me. thank you. thank you for what you are doing. appreciate it. how are you? >> the key part of our registration, all of our parents are called directly to make sure they get an appointment right away. we have slots set aside for community partners. just so they don't have to go through the tedious online registration process. with the communities we serve, we make sure -- pres. biden: that is great. >> we are vaccinating low income, uninsured, underinsured, people of color, but also about 100 different faith organizations -- pres. biden: that is why we did th

has begun comparing president biden to f.d.r. president roosevelt is best known for the new deal dozens of government agencies including social security established in 1933 to lift the u.s. out of the great depression the new deal transformed america reengineering the relationship between the people and the government and it was a product of f.d.r.'s 1st 100 days in office last night president biden talented his own new deals 19 relief modernizing infrastructure and boosting america's middle class with investments in education and childcare the total price tag $6.00 trillion dollars a story and say this easily surpasses the cost of the programs f.d.r. put into place in his 1st $100.00 days so are we witnessing a new transformational president at work or what we can see is a president trying to redefine the role of the state in the lives of its citizens and there isn't historical evidence flows that biden is tapping into it is 1961 inauguration speech president john f. kennedy described the government as an ally of the people and

rolla biden's nice talk -- all of biden's nice talk, there is not much to show for it yet. and then there is climate change. infrastructure print health, education, and don't forget foreign policy. today we are giving the president a report card on his first 100 days in office and we are talking to 200 people. a spokesperson for the republican national committee, and editor and publisher for the progressive reading site. let me start out with you, liz. when you are grading joe biden my what comes up as the most important steps that he has taken that you think he is moving the needle, and what has not he done? liz: i think the most important things that we are grading him on and the things that are most important to the electric are one, how is he doing to covid response, and number two, how is he doing at not being donald trump or at the end of the day, a lot of people voted for him because he was not donald trump her on the first point, he is doing well. we've a president now who we do not have to think about all the time, that is a major contrast. when you look at covid r

biden. yet here they are listening to joe ionion-— yet here they are listening to joe biden. ., ., , ., ~ , joe biden. you are breaking up sliuhtl . joe biden. you are breaking up slightly- i _ joe biden. you are breaking up slightly- i hope _ joe biden. you are breaking up slightly. i hope you _ joe biden. you are breaking up slightly. i hope you can - joe biden. you are breaking up slightly. i hope you can still. slightly. i hope you can still hear me but it is incredible. certainly myself, every time i come back here, the feeling, the images, you are taken back to the events ofjust a couple of months ago. and just to think that nancy pelosi, the speaker's lectern was carried out of the chamber. we saw rioters in her office. and to think that we have essentially come so far, the point, what the insurrection is wanted to do was to stopjoe biden becoming certified as the president. and here we are a few months later, many of those lawmakers who were there in what were very traumatic and di

biden and carter have a long relationship. biden was a first-term u.s. senator from delaware when carter took office. the georgia democrats as he was the first and most effective supporter. he has been my loyal and dedicated friend. carter says during an emotional endorsement at the democratic convention. he understands honesty and dignity are essential traits. more than ever, that is what we need. that was the former president talking about the then candidate for president and now president biden. one more on the tour, it is officially called the getting america back on track tour. that is how the white house is selling this series of events. the president is expected to be in baltimore today to mark the 100th day of the biden administration. she is expected to be in ohio, doug emhoff set to visit north carolina on friday. cabinet officials also expected to span out across the country. host: today in georgia, president biden and the first lady in duluth, georgia just outside atlanta for their drive-in rally. coming up today at 6:00 eastern. back to your

se president biden is lying about george'sn voting law but joe biden and president obama applied major league baseball boycott of georgia even though it'll hurt millions of black families and workers as georgia colludes up to 190 million bucks in b revenue. dozens of states and countries like mexico, canada and france already have voter id where is the media outrage over that, more americans disapprove than approve of how joe biden is handling the border crisis. homeowners, businesses are suffering major property damage and crime plus the border patrol says they arrested two men from yemen trying to illegally enter the u.s., the fbi terror swap should list in the no-fly list. we got a lot of stories, i'm elizabeth macdonald in "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ we begin today with republican senator ron johnson, were so excited to see you. you heard the open, what is with senator joe manchin saying up to seven democrats are going to oppose buys under bidens 20% height engine tax hike on companies. as is dead on arrival. >> i sure hope so because increase the corporate tax rate is

-- president biden. it's about 3 things. it's about restructuring how we do what is happening there because we are in a very bad situation under the trump administration. maria: i mean, we have seen the numbers congressman. jim: she needs to go herself and talk to border patrol agents because they would tell her that we are on anything than a good path. in fact, this is so overwhelming, such chaos on the border that 3 days into the biden administration, they set up a special facility to process families faster and now when families -- we saw these families. when we were out at night, we saw them walking, coming out of the brush, walking into this facility. they know where to go. the facility in texas where they process them in 8 hours, they are put on buses and put on planes and sent north in the united states. for her to say that it's absolutely 100% wrong, not consistent with the facts, not consistent with what every single border agent told us and these border agents, by the way, maria, they are busti

biden: biceps as big as my thigh. [laughter] pres. biden: what is your name? carl, you probably want to the shot and now biden is holding you up. great to see you all. i don't want to slow things up. you're doing the right thing, it is really important. when you go home, get all your friends, tell them, get a shot when they can. we are going to be able to do this. everyone is going to be able before the month is out, every age. and thank you guys very much. this is a guy -- to be a good president, you have to be smart enough to have people smarter than you. that is what i did. he handled the ebola crisis and we asked him to do this. we have a full-blown staff. he was able to get about 600 million doses of this ready. we are going to keep going. hopefully we are going to have enough pretty soon where we can give it to the rest of the world. this is something that is not just -- if we don't solve it around the world, you cannot build a wall or a fence high enough to keep out a virus. well -- you getting ready to go? fire away. [laughter] pres. biden: fire away.

his joe biden just dopey or is joe biden just a liar? there is no option c. >> sean: does joe biden knows what day of the week it is? >> it's true, forgive me. option c is biden sadly cognitively impaired beyond recognition. if there's an option c and play with option b and a for a minutes, dopey, a liar. >> cognitively impaired. >> sean: let's get down in. we will give you time, geraldo, relax. >> calmed down, buddy, take it easy. here's the problem with this guy. everything he comments on he either lies about their fees not long he doesn't know. the georgia law he's like listen, man, it closes at 5:00 and so do the polls. they don't close at five, they want to stay open, did he read the georgia law? did they hear him on the gun thing, as you accurately stated, you go to a gun show and you buy whatever you want, without a background check. has this guy been to a gun show? does he realize he sounds like an idiot to people who know what they are talking about? you have to go to a search engine and put lists of the gun show loophole and yo

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 is seen for a variety of reasons including the message we talked about is the candidate best position to take on trump. >> want to add anything to that? >> john encapsulated everything. >> when i think about the various chapters in this book a lot of things jump out at me. i don't want to spend my time looking backwards but you do talk about your remarks. what are the decisions that were made along this campaign that foreshadowed how the biden team is governing on the one hand and on the other end foreshadowing how the trump team in exile is reac

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

but president biden needs congressional buy—in. i happen to agree with the republican and the trump approach, which is to put pressure on iran and make sure they pay a very heavy price for pursuing their nuclear ambition. look, right now they are enriching uranium at 20%, this is a pathway towards having a breakout nuclear weapon. that's unacceptable. iran is a paradoxical country. i would know, my father is iranian. when i covered the iran nuclear negotiations, one criticism was that president obama's secretary of state, john kerry, wanted a deal at any cost and that came at a high price for americans, republicans say. i think iran sees clearly that we are no longer dealing with someone who's strong and tough and putting america first, like president trump, but we're going back to the obama administration and they can take advantage of that. and i think that is very dangerous. we should be building on the abraham accords to isolate iran. further sanctions so that we isolate them so they have to renegotiate some of the terms. the a

joe biden's words. why are you silent on joe biden? why are all of these companies silent on joe biden? why are you protecting him? and what about the 2022 olympics in beijing for all you advertisers and all you businesses now that are so interested in politics customer what about the human rights abuses all across china today? where is your outrage at mlb? the league just did a huge deal with china. the league, they are headquartered in new york. these are all fair questions, because these corporations have all fallen for joe biden's jim crow 2.0 lie and they have thrown the working people of georgia under the bus. they have screwed hardworking men and women to the tune of an estimated $100 million now in lost revenue. and now thankfully, there is at least one organization refusing to capitulate augusta national golf club had this to say about the boycotts ahead of the start of the masters, which has taken place in augustine tomorrow. take a look. >> the right to vote is fundamental in our democratic society. no one should be disadvan

odd improbable about this sort of late life act of joe biden's this is not. you know it almost any point in joe biden's career which goes back 50 years in american politics. one this is not something what someone would have ever have predicted that he's you know that he is this well at least at least trying to be a kind of an f.d.r. l.b.j. type presidential figure and in many ways at least in the initial months is having some luck at all i you know if i if assy depiction is that that joe biden whom we've all known i mean everybody in washington has known joe biden right they've known him for decades and he was a guy who ran for president you know any number of times didn't quite make it you know basically was vice president ited states and told by the president obama essentially to you know take a take a pass while hillary clinton tried to run this is somebody coming in who sort of you know many people perceived to win at the margins and as josh said to now look at him trying to do something on the scale of the new deal or the great society franklin roosevelt

biden is a clear a. he is trying to do the right thing, trying to be a government worker, trying to be an employee for the government, instead of being this guy that is on the tv after hour after hour for four years. trump was running a tv show. he was an egomaniac. you know, you have got to give it to biden. he is a normal human being trying to run the government. i am a fiscal conservative, even though i am a democrat, and i am a pro-second amendment, oddly, even though i am a democrat. so i hate being labeled by my sons on the right. you know, i do not know why everybody on the right and conservatives are worried about people being taxed who make more than $400,000 a year. i am not worried about a guy who makes over $400,000 a year. they have throwaway money. they throw away their money on this and that and the other things. and to go back to former tax rates into say, oh -- business people will always invest to make money, regardless of the tax rate. you know, we need -- we are 30 trillion dollars in

joe biden's voice modulates. it has the capacity to change pitch in a way that is, and we are quoting now, "rather extraordinary," and so on. we could keep going with this, cable news is a rich vein, but we will stop and turn to reality. a powerful politician gave a speech last night about how he plans to change your life. so we feel obligated to tell you what he said, and not simply commit a series of symbolic sex acts upon him. at the joe biden actually say? he said people who disagree with him are terrorists, more dangerous than the g bodies who destroyed the world trade center. watch. >> 100 days since i took the oath of office and lifted my hand off our family bible and inherited a nation, we all did, that was in crisis. the worst pandemic in a century, the worst economic crisis since the great depression. the worst attack on our democracy since the civil war. >> tucker: really? the worst attack on our democracy in 160 years? how about the immigration act of 1965? that law completely change the composition o

joe biden's in charge of the constitution now. joe biden defines its terms. and joe biden has decided to something called stabilizing can no longer be allowed. it is used by target shooters to hold heavy firearms. they play zero role in the murder the murder epidemic now underway in our cities. the wise joe biden banning them without the approval of congress? probably because up to 40 million law-abiding americans own this device and under this order, joe biden's order, everyone 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 legal yesterday. and if they don't comply, joe biden's federal authorities can then drag them off in handcuffs, use the property, and charge them with a felony. so with a single stroke of a pen, joe biden just turned tens of millions of overwhelmingly republican voters into criminals. is the starting to make sense now? think about that for a minute and you will begin to understand why the democratic party is so focused on what they call we

go back to the other comments, biden got the greatest christmas gift ever, the election of joe biden. the fbi and department of justice will slowly drag this. it's no longer a big story in the laws under biden to make millions on top of other millions and millions of dollars. it's a significant impact on the 2020 election and more important, what guy was talking about, this was a conspiracy among social media, democratic machinery to kill the story. that's a viable story involving hunter biden, the laptop and it got the complacency of a democrat social media. >> yes. >> it was. >> katie talked about belinsky and he was one of hunter biden's former business partner, he spoke with tucker carlson and said when he was in business, he even said joe biden is involved in this, what if he runs for office again? president biden's brother said plausible deniability so if he's to be believed, they were just going to deny, deny, deny meaning that they knew was wrong. >> what we know and discover this a number of weeks ago that biden, hunter that is, has been under federal investigation since 2018

it is all about power and joe biden. for joe biden -- it is all about promoting joe biden. other week he met with a bunch of historians, and he wanted too know how could he be bigger than franklin roosevelt and lbj and learned before left and before it was not hard left and do whatever he has to do beat his chest pat himself on the back, make claims about inventing vaccine and distributing them whatever it takes, to promote joe biden and his legacy. but joe biden now is hooked on this phrase jim crow, and i got to thinking about this. there's really nobody better that's alive in washington, d.c. to talk about jim crow than joe biden why? because joe biden was part of jim crow. i want you to listen to sh short audio from npr national public radio back in 1975 but i'm going to make the point to you that joe biden is the most racist president in the oval office since woodrow wilson. >> there are those social planners who think somehow if we just sub man's individual characterize and traits by making sure that presently heterogeneous society becomes a homo seen use society that

if that were true why does hunter biden turn around and say the biden last name was considered gold by the ukraine gas company that gave them a lot of money to sit on the board and he also said having the biden name at the ukraine company, hunter biden is saying that was an f you to russian president vladimir putin, we break all this down tonight, i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" start right now. ♪. elizabeth: thank you for joining us we begin with president biden wrapping up his day in pittsburgh announcing a new two and a quarter trillion dollar infrastructure spending bill with me now trump official marc short your confirming a new conservative group to fight biden's tax hike, what is your plan, battle plan to fight this? >> thank you for having me on the reality the biden tax plan even though say it's a tax for the rich will tax every american, the reality this is the first phase, there will be n second phase and what the washington post has reported a total spending would be $4 trillion of which 3 trillion will be tax increases, the best estimate if you raise the corp

biden wants to engage on a mr. nice guy popularity contest, let him and the democrats go ahead and do that. when our faith is being mocked and there being thorough in the garbage, and the constitution is being ripped to shreds by the democrats, we want a fighter. that's exactly who president trump is. it's not a nice guy context. the people who create just as much is president trump on these issues as with this current president. >> father, pastor, thanks so much. have a beautiful weekend. a tale of two sitting presidents and their media coverage. howie kurtz on that, next. of course you've seen underwear that fits like this... but never for bladder leaks. always discreet boutique black. i feel protected all day, in a fit so discreet, you'd never know they're for bladder leaks. always discreet boutique. >> how mainstream media outlets are reporting on president biden and charm, handling their afghanistan withdrawal plans. here's a fox news analyst howard kurtz. >> the media giving a mostly positive perception to pr

biden wants to do. another contradiction of biden's plan is that it is billed as a green plan a way to , tackle climate change. the green way to fund highways is by user charges because user charges limit consumer demand. if local water systems deed upgrades water authorities , should increase user charges to raise the money for investment. that would have the benefit of limiting water usage. biden's plan would use subsidies and not user charges, so biden's infrastructure funding plan is not green at all. what is my alternative to the biden plan? how do we ensure that we have efficient investment and good management of infrastructure? the answer i think is decentralization. where we can, we should move infrastructure to the private sector, where it can be funded by user charges, as bob was talking about. a good example is airports. all of america's major airports are owned by state and local governments. there is no reason for that. half of europe's major airports are owned by the private sector, and th

watch -- i call it the biden shuffle. it's the little baby steps he takes as he walks, and the little elbows, it looks like it's an effort. >> in case you missed this point the first time around, he put it up in this graphic questioning in all caps, who is in charge? keep it classy, sean. maybe hannity would have been more worried about ted cruz who appeared to fall asleep during the address. ted snooze later said it was boring. and kevin mccarthy said, this could sl all been in an e-mail. and speaking of the former man, he said biden didn't thank him enough in his speech. >> obviously they're very ungracious people. i did the vaccine. they like to take the vaccine. if i hadn't gotten the vaccine, you wouldn't have the vaccine for three to five years. >> some did go after biden's actual policies but in perplexing ways. marjorie taylor greene said, federally funded school from age 3 to 20 doesn't sound like education, it sound like indoctrination. past polling has shown that most americans, normal people included, wouldn't

not biden. biden can take his time. and i don't agree with this assessment that -- first of all, i hope there is going to be an agreement, but not every time that iran does something, and america and israel does something in return, people say israel and america want war. suddenly they say there's going to be war. when iran does something, they don't talk about war. i don't agree iran is going to go to war. history has taught us iran prefers to fight proxy wars against the state of israel. in october 1990, after the madrid peace talks, iran declared proxy wars against the state of israel. it uses hamas and islamic jihad to fight israel. iran does not want war against the state of israel. so i do not agree -- >> for the sake of time, i will allow you to respond. go ahead. >> again, one of the dishonest things the israeli regime repeats is this issue of annihilating israel. the iranian position has always been the israeli regime must cease to exist as apartheid -- as an apartheid regime. the israeli regime knows it. >> th

this is president biden. pres. biden: beginning today, gathering with a group of friends in a park, going for a picnic as long as you are vaccinated and outdoors, you can do it without a mask. amy: the seattle city council in washington passed a resolution urging president biden to stop u.s. efforts to block waivers for covid-19 vaccines. councilmember kshama sawant said -- "this resolution demonstrates our movement's rejection of the status quo of profit-driven vaccine apartheid and vaccine nationalism, and our fight for vaccine internationalism, for a people's vaccine!" meanwhile, a new washington post-abc news poll finds a quarter of women are worse off financially than they were before the pandemic versus 18% of men. and 27% of people of color say they are in a worse financial situation versus 18% of whites. the biden administration is proposing a $1.8 trillion plan to invest in education, healthcare, childcare, and paid family leave. biden will unveil the american families plan during his first address to cong

the president elect of the united states joseph robinette biden jr and dr jill biden congratulations mr president. was. doing more to groom part very few miles to world lives lost this virus and any other nation on earth. this time and the story. that. america has a long history of samak races. going violence in this country is an epidemic and it's an international. america is back. this is a moment for all of us to build a better economy sure our children our grandchildren because scientists tell us this is the decisive action. we did that. day $200.00 shots the president and imagine. how after just $100.00 days. i can report to the nation. blue faced mosques a common sight in city centers around britain but as lockdowns allusive people will still be wearing mosques for months or even years to come and i'm going for the environment this video shows stauffer to wildlife hospital helping a bird that's been caught up in discarded litter it's a face moscow made to plastic now a recent survey found 70 percent of people using disposable boss didn't realize they were using single use frost

a crucial foreignolicy test for president biden. the unid states hosted a virtual global summit this week coinciding with earth day. biden laid out an ambitious goal for the united states and urged quick answer. >> the united states sets out on the road to cut greenhouse gases in half. in half by the end of this decade. the signs are unmistakable. the science is undeniable. the cost of inaction is -- keeps mowning. the united states isn't waiting. we are resolving to take action. peter: but the united states can't go it alone and needs to convince other country, including adversaries like china an russia, to also tackle chi mat change. josh, you cover the biden administration an climate policy. does the united states have enough credible wit the rest of the world after getting into paris, out of paris, back into paris, to address this tpwhrobal crisis? josh: there's no doubt there's a global sigh of relief that the u.s. at least rhetorically is back in the game. everyone would rather have the u.s. back in the paris climate agreement

and joe biden ended the longest war in american history. with all due respect to president biden, you've not ended the war, you've extended it. made it bigger, not smaller. you're going to do to us what you did in iraq, put us in a world of hurt. what did john mccain and lindsey graham say about iraq? general austin, now secretary of defense, advised vice president biden and president obama to leave a residual force somewhere around 20,000. i know that was true. vice president biden argued for zero, it went to zero, and the rest is history. isis formed. if you've ever been around the people, you know how dangerous that was. the rape and destruction of the women is something i have a hard time dealing with, knowing it could have been avoided. this is an unforced error. so it's just not me saying this. congress asked the afghan study group to be formed. it was led by general dunford, a general in afghanistan. former senator joe donnelly and others, they spent a long time looking at what should we do, knowing they would be advising the new pre

the middle class was claimed that biden -- was ground that biden, clearly, wants to reclaim for the democrats. although, demographics and optics and policies seem to be taking democrats away from that group. biden, stubbornly, stayed with it. and i say stubbornly in neither judgmental or not. but clearly, it was a message he wants. he laid the groundwork to frame the battle over how to pay for he wants -- what he wants to spend. here's a little bit. >> you know, there's a broad consensus of economists, left, right, and center, and they agree what i am proposing will help create millions of jobs and generate historic-economic growth. these are among the highest-value investments we can make, as a nation. i've often said our greatest strength is the power of our example, not just the example of our power. >> it's a good line. power of our example. not the example of our power. obviously, that resonates, in terms of military might but what an interesting statement about how we are showing ourselves here, at home. what do you think the power of america's example to the world over during the pande

joe biden is as reaganesque as jimmy carter. >> joe biden is the mirror image of the caricature of ronald reagan, goofy, silly buffoon but where reagan had wit, biden has gaffes. reagan viewed the white house as his life's mission, biden used the white house as his nursing home. that is why he delegates the border crisis to kamala harris, had 30,000 votes, biden would be trying to it head with his grandma at the villages. amazing for scarborough to say that, reagan was a hero of mine, joe biden is no ronald reagan. >> reagan cut against the culture, everyone against him. biden a transitional presidency, third term of obama, it is amazing. the media carries water for the left's cause, this headline, companies fight the restrictive new voting law, they even chablis still edited the headline to say activists are calling on companies to challenge new voting laws but they kept the thrust of the article, didn't even change it three ways in it. what is strange is cbs pushing to punish georgia it doesn't want to boycott a major sporting event, listen to this. >> viacom cbs is one of the companies

why are you silent on joe biden? why are all these companies silent on joe biden? why are you protecting him? what about the 2022 olympics in beijing that are so interested in politics, what about the human rights abuses all across china today? where is your outrage for mlb? the league did a huge deal with china. the league, they are headquartered in new york. far more severe restrictions on voting in the new york state then georgia. these are all fair questions because these corporations have all fallen for joe biden's jim crow 2.0 lie, they have thrown the working people of georgia under the bus. they screwed hardworking men and women to the tune of an estimated $100 million now on lost revenue. thankfully there's at least one organization refusing to capitulate. the augustine national golf club had this to say about the golf take a look. >> the right to vote is fundamental in our democratic society. no one should be disadvantaged in exercising that right. and it is critical that all citizens have confidence in the electoral process. there have been calls for boy

biden insists the u.s. is not looking to kick up a cycle with russia but wants a stable relationship. the russian intelligence services responding in kind, accusing washington of eroding international stability. first, this report from our white house correspondent. kimberly: they are some of the most punitive u.s. measures against russia in years. >> today, i have approved several steps, including expulsion of several russian officials. kimberly: just days after a phone call between u.s. president joe biden at russian president vladimir putin to secure a u.s. desire for a predictable relationship, the u.s. announced surprise russia sanctions. >> we cannot allow a foreign power to interfere in our democratic process with impunity. kimberly: more than 30 russian entities are targeted. at least 10 russian diplomats will be expelled from the united states, and some tech firms are being punished for allegedly providing support to russian intelligence. the sanctions also put in place rules banning some financial

biden: i'm looking forward to it.

this is a biden administration to the left of obama. and it will turn out to be less in touch with reality than jimmy carter if you have a combination of carter's lack of come tense and left of own -- competence, and left of obama, we're drifting toward very dangerous activities in the not distance future, our enemies know it. they will mocking us as a country which is simply failed to be serious. >> let's swing to u.s. supreme court. i have never seen such a brazen attempt at a power grab in my lifetime. i know fdr tried, his own party stopped him, democrat in congress want to add 4 seat to u.s. supreme court. they will destroy the public's confidence in the judicial system, destroy separation of powers. these radical democrats now, they don't want to play inside of the constitutional box, they don't accept the norms of governing, sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. sometimes you work with the other party, they want to destroy the other party, and any opposition, shut down free speech, change the demographics in this country, this i

biden biden says he support's baseball boycott of atlanta georgia. watch this. >> i think today's professional athletes are acting incredibly responsibly. i would strongly support them doing that. people look to them. they're leaders. >> how do you view this possibility of moving the all-star game out of georgia? i said, quote i think today's professionallal athletes are acting incredibly responsible. i would strongly support them doing that. he was not dictating for what major league baseball should do, that they should, dictating they should move the all-star game. that is their decision. elizabeth: so we shouldn't listen to anything that president biden says? president biden is the most powerful man in the country. when he says boycott, you don't think people are going to stand up to say yeah, what you said, yeah, we'll do it, mr. president. really, jen psaki? chris bedford what do you think of that? >> i don't think they want to let joe biden speak that often. we've seen that. you have to free joe biden. basically kept captive by the white house.

on the day of biden's inauguration 4380 people in the u.s. lost their lives to cope with 19 now almost 100 days and almost 220000000 vaccines shots later the picture is a very different one just yesterday the centers for disease control said for vaccinated people no longer need to wear masks outside but the end of the pandemic in the u.s. is still a long way off and vaccine hesitancy is a problem nearly half of republicans say they do not plan to get back sinning. it is a challenge to reach the minds of all people it is also a challenge to reach the most remote remote parts of america to offer the back seat . of her salad just returned from alaska the final frontier of america's vaccinates sion dr good evening to you all of you good evening brant. well certainly alaska is one of the most remote places in the united states if a lot in the world and so there are many indigenous villages right in the center of alaska near the arctic circle you have to imagine there is no road access leading to those villages they can only be reached by aircraft

well, now biden got to make that decision. and i wonder what you think it tells us about his presidency and what is to come, right? the willingness to go against top military generals' advice. some of your own advisers' advice and to see i believe this in my gut. this is right, and i'm going to do it. >> yeah, i sat through nine meetings in the situation room back in 2009 when the policy on afghanistan was being reviewed. and the vice president -- then vice president was an emphatic voice that we should focus on counterterrorism and not try and engage in a larger project of nation building in afghanistan. he didn't call for the withdrawal of troops but he called for much smaller numbers -- >> i should have said against the surge. you're right. >> exactly. but, you know, the -- it does not surprise me that he's taken the position that he's taken. he understood what the commitment of the large numbers of troops were, and that was a very tough decision for the president. he ultimately compromised on the number with an agreement w

his eyes darted around and he finally found biden. they huddled together out of earshot of the other candidates. there wasn't much time until biden had to be back on stage for the final segment of the debate you've had a couple of opportunities to mention naming a black woman to the supreme court, clyburn lectured his friend of nearly half a century, like a schoolteacher scolding a child. i'm telling you, don't you leave the stage tonight without making it known that you will do that and in joe biden's final statement of the night he promised to appoint a black woman to the united states supreme court, and the rest is history, and history that is still being made joining us now is house majority whip congressman jim clyburn of south carolina thank you very much for joining us tonight we really appreciate it. >> thank you very much for having me. >> i want to go to the issues of judges that the president now faces. he is already on a pace that is faster than the trump pace of appointments and the trump pace turned out to be very fast t

what could president biden say? >> mr. president stop going on the sharpton network and mention the term jim crow. jim crow did not exist. institutionalized racism does not exist. squad members stop playing the race card. 95% of americans want law and order. it protects us from the criminals. especially people of color. >> sandra: thank you. great to have you on. >> john: leo is right. the situation in new mexico where the officer was shot during a traffic stop and an officer was shot this morning in texas just outing of fort worth as during a traffic stop. they can be among the most dangerous things a police officer engages in. >> sandra: a lot of breaking news. we are hearing many weigh in on how to proceed. you heard leo's prediction about a powder keg. this happened 10 miles apart in minnesota. a big week. we will see what happens next. >> john: and president biden set to speak in the next hour to aannounce the withdrawal of all u.s. forces from afghanistan by september 11th. the same day the u.s. will mark 20 years of

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

hunter biden. and it turns out that hunter biden has tax problems too. you know that from his laptop. it indicated that he may have taken millions of dollars from communist officials in china. the question is, did hunter biden pay taxes on that money? the judge was wondering that too. they had a criminal investigation into hunter biden's taxes. but you haven't heard a lot about that investigation and that's weird. well, maybe it's not so weird because on inauguration day, joe biden needed a new head of the criminal division of the department of justice. that man is called nicholas and that just so happens that he was a law partner of hunter biden's defense attorney for years. funny how that works. the feds have become more aggressive than ever in using the force of law to crush political dissent. in the leaks to the media, for example, the feds announced they were investigating congressman, matt gaetz of florida for the crime of sex trafficking. "the new york times" dutifully wrote a piece. that destroyed matt gaetz and took him completely off the map. w

the biden chain -- the biden train stimulus could give us tax hikes. do you agree with mohamed el-erian, a little bit of buybacks off the board? >> what you have to have in mind is prior to the trump administration, the tax rate was 35%. going back to 28%. that is still below 35%. it is true that the tax cut gave a one-time boost to the economy under the trump administration. as far as biden is concerned, i think there is a political choice. we have had a one time package comedy $1.9 trillion -- one time package to kickstart the economy. this new package of $2.25 trillion is going to be a more long-term growth type of stimulus. annmarie: we have not seen this in america since lbj great society, fdr, the new deal. is this the right approach, government spending? or should this be left to the private sector? stephane: i think generally speaking, it is better when there is investment by both the government and private sector. by trying to increase the potential rate of growth, i guess the u.s. administration is also hoping that there will be a follow on b

plus hunter biden's big 180. he doesn't remember if he owns that infamous laptop at the sender of multiple probes. he admits it certainly could be his. his book is out tomorrow. where is the media? where is facebook? where is twitter's apology over this after they wrongly censored the "new york post" hunter biden story? hunter biden appears to admitting to. if hunter biden has a selective shaky memory why would you want to buy his book? to the "60 minutes" report about florida. "60 minutes" story is blowing up. a florida mayor calls the "60 minutes" report innings intentionally false. it left out important context. "60 minutes" arguing that that's governor was doing vaccine favoritism with donations from publix. 90% of florida seniors live here a publix supermarket. seniors are most at risk from covid. local officials approached publix on vaccines are you ready to go? because the pharmacies in the state weren't ready. chris christie saying president biden is lying about georgia's new voting law. president biden a

we're expecting president biden and first lady biden to leave imminently and drive to the capitol. this speech of course, has been several months in the making. president biden knew he was going to be delivering it, let's go to white house correspondent jeff zeleny now to tell us more about preparations for the speech. jeff, what can you tell us? >> jake, several months in the making but delayed by a couple months. six days before president elect biden took office he promised he would deliver the first address to a joint session of congress in february. of course, that did not happen and the white house is not apologizing for that delay. in fact, it was bewas by design. the pandemic gave administration running room in their words. it's created a political opportunity they hope. so now the president will be addressing the nation on his -- on the eve of his 100th day in office with accomplishments under his belt to use the momentum to go forward to what the white house realizes will be a secondbeyond. it is the opportunity they believe the pandemic creates that allows him really to m