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run on his own record or his agenda. he knows this and his team knows this. some aides even told cnn that the campaign, up until now, has essentially been biden running against himself and losing. joining me now is mollie hemingway, fox news contributor and editor and chief of the federalist and tomi lahren, host of tomi lahren is fearless on outkick.com. all right, mollie. you know, biden ran on lifting the country but isn't that the opposite of what he is doing here? >> he wants to lean into this sort of hate-filled message. but i wonder if that's not a great idea for him in part because of how he has run his presidency. it's not just that their foreign policy problems and economic problems and no border and rampant crime it's also that he himself is doing a throat attack the public. is he trying to imprison his top political opponent. other democrats are working to
inflation, lowering gas prices, securing the border and withdrawing from afghanistan to name just a few. joe biden has been lying his entire career. the first time biden ran for president back in 1988 he said he graduated at the top of his class. >> i have a much hire iq than you do, i suspect. i went to law school on a full academic scholarship. the only one in my class to have a full academic scholarship. the first year in law school i decided i didn't want to be in law school and decided i want to stay and went back to law school and ended up in the top half of my class. >> back then, the media actually fact checked democrats. >> i can see he did not graduate in the top half of his law school class, that he does not have 3 degrees from college and he was not named outstanding political science student in college. >> biden went to school on a half scholarship and ended up near the bottom of his class and
and withdrawing from afghanista bn, and to name just a few. joe biden has been lying his entire career. now, the first time biden ran for president back in 1988, he said he graduated at the top of his class of a much higher iq than you do. >> i suspect i went to law school on a full academic scholarship. >> the onlic scholarshipy one it my class to have a full academic scholarshipll acade. 't and the first year in law school, i decided didn't want to be in law school. t e and then decided i wantedhool to stay. i went back to law school and in fact ended up in the top half of my class. >> and back then, though, the medi>> baca actually fact cd democrats. i i'm now concedes he did not graduate in the top half of his law school class, thates he does not have three degrees from college and that he was not name d outstandingen political science student in college. and "newsweek" says biden actually went to schoolne on a half scholarship, ended up near the bottom of his class
holds less than our life times. that's not being fixed any time soon. so water is the big resiliency part of that. they're actually paying one tribe around the gilla bend tribal to not use their water rights. but then there's the incredible heat. this year more deaths in national parks than any other year before. it's about five right now just due to extreme heat. that's something that will play into our public lands going forward. but, yeah, there's this great tension now that we have -- biden ran on a promise to not exploit or drill or frack on national lands and federal lands. he had to break that promise. upset a lot of his climate supporters. there's some tension there. >> in alaska, yeah. >> can we turn back to the heat. it has been stifling this summer. especially july. i read july officially the hottest month on record. average global temperatu 1.5 degrees celsius, warmer than the
the general electorate where it reinforces his persistent unpopularity. if biden has a good economy, if these very recent trends of rising wages, wages rising faster than bills, continues then biden would be in a strong position. if it doesn't, different story. >> and biden ran in 2020 on the soul of the nation, on restoring basically democracy in america. here is what a couple of esteemed historians have said about this particular moment that we could be facing as a nation. >> this really is a test now of democracy. i know that all sounds so abstract. but as i say, democracy is so simple. you have to accept that the people who lose, accept the loss. >> this is one of those moments that you realize and in the positive that our judicial system is working, on the other hand how close we came to having a kind of coup d'etat.
this goes back a couple days with mark levin. >> you can't miss that opportunity. america was hungry for bringing our country together. president obama missed that opportunity. president biden ran as the great uniter and he has been the great divider. it is possible for america to come together but not because of the color of our skin or because of the consistency of our value system. >> bill: another thing caught my attention what tim scott said. democrats deny our progress to protect their power. and then look at what president obama said. how do we address crippling generational poverty as a consequence of hundreds of years of racism in society? it sounded a little like an argument toward reparations. is that what you heard? >> that is what i heard and no one is better than barack obama
this guy has done all of this. where was former president obama? >> i would love to know what obama's plan was, considering he was the one that was president for eight years. in fact, his presidency, race relations dropped by 20 points. a gallup survey from 2012 to 2015 found that americans who said race relations were somewhat good or very good dropped by more than 20 points under obama's presidency. why don't we talk about that. >> someone did talk about that. we will play this. this is before president barack obama decided to name check him the day before. watch this. >> he missed a softball moving at slow speed with a big bat. you can't miss this opportunity. america was hungry for bringing our country together. president obama missed that opportunity. president biden ran as the great uniter and he has been the great
was they got a deal in the face of, as he described, economic collapse. they want to frame this as a win in terms of sticking up for the policies that he cares about, but also that he was able to reach a deal about republicans with bipartisan support. biden ran as somebody who had a long track record of working across the aisle in washington and that has been a selling point for him that he's been trying to make. the other thing, of course, as you think about 2024, is that it's now clear, the path for him to talk more broadly about the achievements that he sees from his first two plus years in office. so his team thinks that, yes, he can talk about how he got this deal, but also more broadly about the economic lens and the strong jobs numbers and try and make a bigger case to the american public. >> that's a great point. we just talked about the jobs number, yet another surprising jobs number to the upside,