welcome to the second hour of ayman. the minority party effectively dictates what does and doesn t actually get passed. we ll explain how that is impacting the hugely consequentially impact on the biden administration s legislation. why is breaking up the social media giant so hard to do? plus president biden delivered his first united nations speech as president. i m going to ask my saturday night panel to grade his week on the world stage. i m ayman mohyeldin. let get started. if it wasn t clear before, the past few weeks have shown that the filibuster has got to go. the parliamentary procedure, which is not even mentioned in the u.s. constitution, stands in the way of congress acting on basically everything you can think of. it blocks the majority party from enacting the agenda they were elected to enact and gives the minority party to virtual virtually dictate the agenda and vote owe what it chooses. that s why the process around the reconciliation bill has been so co
projected. laura: by any objective measure, america across the board is facing the most severe challenges in our nations history. in china, we have a dangerous geopolitical threat. there is a war raging in eastern europe. the dow dropped 1,063 points today. inflation is outpacing wages. our industrial base is crippled. and of course, we are 30th $30 trillion in debt. this is the time when america needs leaders to attack all the major issues one by one and a practical and sophisticated way. unfortunately, with biden, we have a fundamentally frivolous and unfundamental group of people. let alone having the type of executive leadership and judgment that we all need and deserve. now, nobody even things at this point biden does anything anymore. essentially, he is staff escorts him in and out of events and they hope they avoid grabbing at the air when he supposed to walk off the stage. he s team should have surrounded him with a cabinet of experts. who could do the parts of the
are you sure you could compete with us? on th because i really don t want you to fall over here yourself . nearly 250 years ago, our founding fathers debated the proper form of government. the federalists wanted a strong federal government. the anti-federalists didn t. they hashed ou t that balance through the art of persuasion and the art of listenings wante both of those arts are lost today in modern america. the minority just tells the majority what they need. leadere minos who nobody appoin believe they have the authority au others. some of these people even get offended on your behaln you even though you were never offended. you see it all the timite. publicists apologize on behalf of clients when the client whenh wasn t sorry. al sharpton claimsr he represents black america. e he doesn t and he never has. turn on radio or tv and punditss swear they know what s best for women and workers on. immigrants the white house press secretary imnder pulled the curtai back
he said it will ease women s daily lives. i ve set out on a journey across the country to check out the government s claims. these are the dry, arid plains of central india. they used to be green, but after recurring droughts, this is the kind of water some villages are left with. buffaloes bathe here, and some women, too. some take this water for washing and cleaning. managing the family s water needs is women s work here. there aren t many choices. these villages are infamous for their water crises. it s a hard life that no woman would choose. families don t want to marry their daughters into these villages, and when they do, these men tell me the women want to leave. it s a growing list of single men, getting older, looking for brides. i ask how many are unmarried here. three are nudged to stand up. one is called a reject. used to the jibe, he smiles. translation: i was 22 when the first marriage proposal came. - in total, five families came to meet my parents, but when th
bucks county. brian: have to lend it there. pam, jean, diane ellis marcigilia. and harvey. two democrats and two republicans. keep in mind how that goes. brian fitzpatrick too long that purple area and won it for the republicans. thank you so much. thank you. brian: second hour of fox & friends starts right now. and we start this hour of fox & friends with a weather alert what once was a hurricane and now is a post tropical cyclone hilary battering the west with historic flooding. the state of nevada now is under a state of emergency and bracing for more rain later today. once in a century storm causing mud slides and thousands are waking up without power. nicole valdes joins us live from palm springs, california where the city declared an emergency. nicole? good morning to you all. a host of major problems this morning. now post tropical storm hilary really wreaked havoc across the golden state. not only seeing water rescues from palm desert up to ventura cou