, america.. >> hi, everyone.ngra i'm laura ingram. this is the "ingraham angle"ham from nashville tonight. biden's weekend. >> that's the focus of tonight's angle. days all right. m the press hopes that the pastak few days will make you forget just how much money you've lost from biden. >> inflation from the high food and gas prices aw. rder >> and forget how much of the country we've lost from the border. >> and instead, the media want you to be impressed that joexi biden could walk and talk with president. l >> sheea is the most effective foreign policy leader sincr e 4a >> bush 41gi. he's managing extraordinarily. >>ound he's got a great team ard him. and this big a big deal. the two men spent a lot of timee togethermind, kind of went for a walk. reminds me of reagan in reykjavik and gorbachev. but the most important thing accomplished was simply the two men spoke. they were in a room together suying to reset relationin as. >> were they watching the same summit as the rest of us? >> oh, i'm embarrassed. i think it's cbs, but i can't remember who is cbs. >> i'm sorry. >> oh, this looks all right. you've heard of weekend at bernie's? >> well, this was weekdays bs to with biden. >> the man was totally muddled. and of course, his big donor als all those corporate titans like tim cook prostrating themselvese before their dear communist leader. >> they came acrossss as cluelem as biden himself. >> like many others in this i room, i believe that a strong and prosperous china that supportd s, invests in the international system can be a force for good in the world.uppt >> the u.s. business community strongly supports productives it government to government dialog and progresshe in thehe relationship. >> we firmly believe that continued econominitedc grl in the united states and china is essential to global global stability. now we'r whee exactly. has china been a force for global stability? we think taiwan, ukraineuk, dealing with hamas. >> this is just a bad joke thisn point. the fact is big business long ago stopped being about jobsre and american manufacturing. >> they clai aboutm care about t of social justice issues, but that really only applies to when left-wing groups are criticizing the unitedt this states about things like race, like after the floyd riots or llclimate all the time. >> this was the pro-china trade wall journal's take on the matter. >> mr. xi received a standin ovg the for taking the stage before he said a word and theno one hollowness of mr. xi's remarks underscoreims how no one can claim they intended to learn more about the opaqu thee intentions of the leader of the world's second largest economy s . >> ouch. oh. as for biden's own commerce esecretary, who i have to say is one of the dimmest bulbs in an already lobulbw wattage cabinet. >> well, she obviously thinks biden's global is going to help him for a national us appeal in 2024 world requires us to manage this relationship and tog deliver on transnational challengeses like climate change and global health that affect people around the world. na >> now, republicans should just hope that gina keeps speakinghe out, keeps making the case, because is totally out of touch with the concerns of regular americans. oh, by the way. and speaking of concern, well, biden''secretarys secretary of at tony blinken, because he seemed veryveed whenevermove biden was left to speak on his own, movone on his own during those days in san francisco, raeck out the look on his face when biden answered a rather uncomfortablthe question. >> and mr. president asked ifu l there was still war. as president, you had a dictator in pearl harbor. you earlier. here he is. i mean, you continue to drive around the country. that is so and government in your heart and look at this r facial expression as the press wa s being out of the meeting - room earlier that day. >> i mean, biden's i mean, tha blinken's not a complete the phone becaus oe. is o >> he knows that two thirds of the country are now sayinn g america on the wrong track as a nation. and he's probably thinking to himself how, how is putting biden across the table from she going to help matters in that regard? i and to that point, a new marquette law school poll taken before the summit has trump upwe 4% nationally on the very experienced joe biden. po washington post monmouth survey just came out shows support for trump's populist, non globalist america first approach to both dcdomestic. they s >>ee and foreign policy is growing because woerica look, thisis hapng look and they see what's happening around the world. >> the more money we spend, the worse things seem to get. they're souring on biden's pet proxy war in ukraine. 51% of new hampshire gop% primary votersofs in n saying wd not keep sending military aid. a >> and as for the most important issues, illegal immigratioion tops the list now, with 25% saying it's the mostt important, followedthen by inflation and rising pricesps at 20%. and then the justice department being used for political purposes at 10%. >> wel l nothing this weekview t is going to change the public's overalhal that biden is just in over his head on the world 46e. >> 46% said they trust trump more in dealing with china, compared to only 34% who trust biden more. the american people, i think,y a have caught on. again, they're looking around. they theng y see the bodyis language. they see it all. so they've caught on to biden'cs charade. and if anything, i think the summitmmit i is only going to solidify that positioamn. americans who believe we should tmmit aa free and independen country will view the xi biden summit as norong stat a sn start to a new beginning. >> but a weedk end to an alreadl hobbled us position on the globa s andl and the biden presidency. and that's the angle.. larg >> joining me now is nathan sales, former ambassador at large and counterterror under trump, and christian whiton, who is a former st senio seniorr foent adviser, senior fellow at the center for the national interest. nachristian let's start with yo i mean, the media are reallyrese tryingll thi to sell this as so, you know, reagan reykjavik moment with gorbachev. >> i mean, i don't think that flies. but could there be some residual benefit for joe biden afte onr dust settles no, on the summit? >> no, i don't think so. i mean, if you go back to the reason he won in 2000 s is because he was kept out of the public spotligh.t. the more people see him,cl the more people see his cognitive declinine, te, thi people see that he looks like a junior partner to jinpin realg and really just came out of this summit with nothing. i mean h fak we have this faketh agreement on fence and i'll believe that when i see e it i don't think the chinese are going to change their conduct at all. and we also agreed to limits. the use of artificial intelligence and military applications t. >> that hurts us.actual that hurts the united states. that's an area where wlye actually get an edge on china and get ahead of theirlary large military buildup. but he gave this away and go lt very little got really nothing in return. >> now nathan the economist p is out with a delusional pieceie ce ttoday that was titled donald greap poses the big danger to the world in 2024. >> they're arguing that the greatest threat. to h. poses to his own country and china and its friends would rejoice over the evidence that american democracy is dysfunctional. nathan here you trillions of dollars in corporate wealth to prostrate themselves at the feet of a communist dictator. and the economist are saying trump's the problem. >> trump's anti-democratic. i mean, laura, it's deranged. look d world. the world is on fire. russia has invaded ukraine . and th a war of aggression. that seems to me to be a pretty big threat to the united statesg in the world order. china is hungrily eyeing taiwann ,the straits xi jinping is going to use military force f he canhe hasif he. he's told the people's liberation army be ready by 2027. >> and this is whatconomi the economisstt worried about. what about iran, which juste launched a hugwar one war on isl using its terror proxy, hamas and launching, i think, over 60 rocket attacks through its prs on american forces tha across the middle east. where where is that in the conversation? i think. you know, the economist has hajusts mind it mind. if it looks at the world and thinks that the united states is the majorma here. thi >> well, christian,s the interesting thing in thiss a monmouth survey, again, it just came out, is that foreign down way down on the list ukrai of concerns, includingne ukrain. and there's some more concern for hamas. mucbut not much. it's still our border, our economonomy, cy crime is evn actually fairly low. >> and this new survey, which i found interesting, but it's really the economy and the border are the dominant issues, which again, i think explainsati trump's enduring appeal in a state like new hampshire, that's kinke hampshid of a quiri for republicans. >> but trump's up, i think almost 40 points over nikki haley. right? i >> i think four. right. well, foreign policy being lowy. . i think part of that is explained by the washington mono party. hdifferedtrump and desantis hae differed from the status quo, from the establishmentaine. on ukraine, but you still have both parties in congress bichin g to billions more.rate now, the new speaker of theo isa house has separated aield to israel from aid to ukraine, but guaranteed by the end of decembe e r. doll certainly by the end of january, these people will have sent billions more ofaracot our to a stalemate in ukraine after a counteroffensiveiled f that has failed. so, you know, foreign policy beenly hasn't beenor pol on the agenda and i think won't, be until trump or desantis putwh there. but economically, yeah, i mean, no matter how much they tout biden-nomicsy tout, people unded that they have losint 25%25% of their purchasing power. of25% of your savings.er 25 i% of your ability to buyt'sa something it's a house or a hamburger has been taken away th. oe biden permanently >> that's what the problem is. we go to deflation. that's not comin the "netimes"g. i think even the new york times had to admit that that biden's biggesit'st enemy out there,in e it's not it's not the anti-democracy forcetates,s in the united states. it's the lowered buying power of american because of sustained inflationary pressures. >> jennifer palmieri pres obama's communications director had some amazing advice, nathan, for how joe biden can really run and run strong next year. te >> watch. min on the american l military being the strongest in the world, american leadership being restoredeade restored, the american economy rebounding from covid and democrac wy while constantly under threat. more people are voting that president biden could do this. >> it's not just biden-nomics. nathan did biden succeed on anything that you just mentioned there? >> it seems like she's grading,r on a curvea. laura. look, the no, nobody, nobody look at america's position in the world today and say that we're bettef todar off tody than we were three and a half,un four years ago. vladimir putin was not deterrede by the biden administration. he launched a war of aggression ,ukraine. and then the biden administration's response to this has been to roll aid rather than giving ukraine what in, thet to win. the administration has given ukraine just barely to stay in the fight and prolong this for for for months and monthstay and much more necessary. >> when it comes to the military debate, ukraine>> $40 and nathan, you and i could de for an hoursine here, but suffice it to say that $120 billion from what we were saying we would get.an peo that's i mean,pl the american people are going to say no to that. i'm sorry. that's jus said no tot the americanw who people have already said no to that. but we obviously knothgood guywm guys are kristian wighton and nathan sales, thank you so much. >> all rightucis is a . that t >> is a fox news alert.ru just moments ago, a colorado judge rulebed that will not be disqualified from the 2024ho ballot in that state. we're going to discuss it in moments with the man who argued it in court. >> stay with us. todd, did you had enough? 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>> well, i think this does biased denver district court judge out here blake because w i was certain sitting through the trial the week lon going tg that she was going to rule against president trump. but i think that she saw the politicapolitil backlash ane saw that three other courtsemoca in three different states ruled against this democrat theory. to try to toss president trump off the ballot. they hadd him twic pitched him e and four times to illegal gag orders to bankrupt him with a bogus civil fraud lawsuit that only helped president trump with the polls. and this was their legal hail mary to just take trump off the ballot. >> and now they're ove ar threed >> sgeo this is districtsa judge sarah wallace, and it'ras a ruling, as i said, in just a little over a week, there's lawsuits were filed by a gs and left leaning group that included a bunch of never trumpers democrats. and soso. forth. s but here's a key quote from the judge's ruling. she said to bee, to be clear, pe court's decision is itsbr reluctanceac to embrace an p interpretation which would disqualify a presidentiacandidl candidate without a clear, unmistakable indicatio indicatn that such is the intent - of section three. the section three of the sectiosectionbelieve n, i be constitutional argument of the 14th amendment. >> is that correct, mike? that is correct. and this judge came back from the break because we could notea get anything worse for our country to simply takeleadin the leading presidential candidate off the ballot based upouponn a bogs partisan legal theory that theat democrats ars are peddling here. the only way to disqualify a ane officeholder or under section three of the constitution, according to cas, accorde that s that's been on the books for over 150 years, is to bring federa tbring fel criminal charr insurrection or rebellion. havejury jury unanimously find m guilty with evidence beyond a reasonable doubt that the t district judge has to convict and that conviction has to be upheldo be . e is no appeal. that's the only route. and there is no chance presidenvolvedthat that trump wd with an insurrection on january six. that was a lawful protest permitted by the national park servictd by theice thate that gl and turned into a right now, everyone should understand. so the minnesota supreme court ruling on this was that wastst k just last week, again said thate trump could remain on the primary because political parties have the sole choice over whether he appears.e >> and then the michigan judge who ruled on thisg said that congress is the proper forum for deciding whether section three oft the 14th amendment applies. apso three different judges, three different parts of the country. and, mike, i now wa i want to bring in an attorney who defended trump in this former coloradottd secretary of state, scott gessler. >> i mean, scott, i thin bk it r was so ironic that all of these individuals who are out therea calling trump a force againsfot democracy, this is dangerous, tyrannical impulseerous,, says of donald trump. yeah, this is precisely what this radicathisdical inl interpretation of of section three article of of the 14th rip amendment excuse me, the constitution would done by ripping him off the ballot. ale. stunning to m >> now, that's exactlylo the case. unfortunately, thio s judge thee to go through a full five day hearing and a lotth further in the process than they should have ever gone. >> but -- but ultimatelysionat the right decision. and that decision is that the people of the united statee. ,we're the ones who get to choose who our president is going to be, not the courts. and it's about i mean, thi the whole this whole series of cases may it relies on someat h pretty unusual theories from a law that hasn't been enforcetd for probably over 100 years. so it was a desperate attempptt to really prevent people from being able to vote for the person they want. and, mike, i've said this timert and again, it's worth repeating tonight, is that the only way the left will stop if they're stopped, if they're stopped by eitherha being in a judge's ruling and it has to be