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,
land. as soon as the president gets up and starts speaking, we re going to bring that to you. let s actually take a moment and listen in on this if we could. the audio s not great, folks, so we are going to keep moving on here, but again, honoring those that made the ultimate sacrifice for this country on this memorial day holiday, and as soon as we see the president there, we ll bring it to you. meanwhile, just a month into the president s campaign for re-election, right, the president and his team, they re already building this robust network of allies to help secure a second term. nbc news learning the president s campaign is investing early to top the star power of the democratic party. the team is looking to repeat the success they had back in 2020 when biden ran a relatively low profile campaign amidst the
together. we work together it s hard but we continue to work and we will until it gets done. we want to make sure this is an agreement for the american people but it takes a while but we re going to make it happen. laura: it s going so poorly for the white house even far left hate sight salon are panicking saying from top to bottom this administration cannot frame an argument, does not engage the press, and for reasons unknown doesn t even appear to want to do either. well maybe, just maybe, guys, the basement campaign that biden ran in 2020 should have kind of tipped you off. but, of course, as we said all along here on the angle, the problem for biden is one of substance and judgment. it s not a messaging problem really. and meanwhile republicans, they finally convinced the public that the problem here with inflation and all these other and the jennings al problems that come off of of that is run away spending and it s obvious
biden s, the biden knights have insisted the law leaves them no choice. the truth is, they don t want to own up to the disaster they ve blindly pursued. all of that quote in the new york post. molly? it should not be surprising to us on the one hand. when president biden ran for office he ran saying he was going to open the border wind up. day one he began removing the protections that have been carefully built over the previous 4 years. this is the very last restraint we had was the end of title 42. we shouldn t need title 42 to keep control of her border. a series country has orders that it manages and has an orderly fashion. simply turn this over to the cartels. so the worst human rights abusers of the world. we ve allowed the rampant sexual exploitation and abuse of people who are trying to get in the country. because we turn it over to the cartels. clearly this of ministration, it isn t that they don t care, this is what they want and this is what they have moved for every day o