,is the fact that they set up a pay for play public schemer py over many, many years. they concealedpublic c that monm the taxpayers and from the public. we are going to find out, i believe, not just with hunter biden, with other people. there are tax evasion issues here. and at the end of the day, they were usin theg joe biden s prominence and power from his office to actually achieve things for foreign companies and foreign countrie ach thingsn that is public corruption. that is a massive scandal. tr is publrichard nixon. richard nixon wishes he could have got away with anythingth like this. joe biden has actually done it with his family. that s the story. if the democrats choose to keep their head hfamily s in the sand on thisn this one, that s their problem. it s not mine. one,and i think the american people will see this for exactly what it is, and they ll respone americ d in 2024. 2024. yeah. i mean, it s no doubt i agree with bernie s assessment that if you if you basically cover your ears to obviouser transgressions in your own party, the youn people see
Jill stein. meaning what? meaning that the democratic party is so unsocratic as well as undemocratic because they didn t treat bernie right twice. they re unsocratic. examine yourself. examine why it is you did not speak to the issues of poor and working people and therefore you re lost. if you d rather lose than really change and examine yourself, then you re going to have third parties popping up all over the place because people are suffering out here. you ve got mass incarceration. you ve got ghettos and hoods and bar yos and reservations. you ve got 60% of our fellow citizens barely making it every month. and what s the discourse? we want to win the next election. we re concerned about the spoiler. hey, i thought you were concerned about public life. i thought you were concerned about the quality of the life of citizens. and i speak as a christian, which is the least of these, the 25th chapter of matthew, the
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Some of this closest allies in their efforts to overturn the election results here in georgia. and that grand jury will ultimately decide whether or not to bring indictment against the former president and some of his republican allies. we have a reporter inside, marshal cohen who tells us this jury pool is 96 from fulton county, many of you know is heavily democratic. 73% of voters here voted for joe biden in the 2020 election. i mentioned two grand juries will be selected today. they will consist of 26 jurors each. 16 for quorum, 12 of them will have to be in agreement for an indictment to be leveled, judge bernie who is presiding over the grand jury also presides over this section of the grand juries. he s going over to make sure if they have scheduling and hardships and some of those valid excuses that he says will be allowing some of jurors not to serve, include being 70 years
Day in 2024. but one of the extraordinary things that, you know, that happens in donald trump words and in his team s filing is this line. it says the extraordinary case presents a serious challenge to both the fact and the perception of our american democracy. i think those words actually could also extend to the conduct that the former president exhibited on january 6th. before january 6th, after he lost the election in 2020. and also just this conduct since, right? and i think it s one of those words, one of those things, that if you look at the words that they write in there you could extrapolate it to a lot of different things that the former president has been doing. we don t know whether this judge is going to agree with this. whether she s going to look to try to speed this up. the justice department says they can file in december. we ll se let me get to that quote. i want you to react to, davi here this is again, part of the trump s lawyer s filing last
david: perhaps. if americans want to then tom brady or lebron james should run if we are thinking about it now. tom brady would not be bad to look at though. [laughter] david: we were talking. you look at president biden president biden and donald trump. who are their most ardent supporters? people between 18-35 years old. it s younger americans who fueled the base of two of the oldest politicians that we have onstage right now now. it s because that s all they know. coming up as they have gotten to know politics, they ve known joe biden and donald trump. that s how they view each party. kayleigh: you can add bernie. david: ron paul from a few years ago. it is interesting that many times, the oldest elected officials have the youngest supporters. kayleigh: it s also confounding when the atlantic, far left publication, they have this headline step aside joe biden: the president has no business running for office at age 80. 80.
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Cardholders and so-called dreamers immediate access to benefits including medicaid rather than having to wait five years. congresswoman jayapal promises the bill will eliminate unreasonable barrier toss life-changing public benefits. our next guests both legally eming grated emigrated to the united states. they join us now. i m going to start with you, bernie. you came here legally. did you get benefits right away? if tell me a little bit about that journey. no. my family moved from colombia, south america, just before my 5th birthday, and my parents would have rather eaten dirt than taking a cent from the u.s. government. we re here to live the american dream. we realize coming to america, it is a privilege to be in this country. we were here to add to this great country, and is that s what we ve done. rachel: all right.
Tasi, tell he a little bit the same question, how did you come, did you get benefits right away? good morning. thank you for having me on fox & friends. rachel: of course. we came to the united states from bangladesh in 2007 as a legal immigrant, ask then id had green card for several years and finally became a citizen in 2014. is and it was one of the happiest days of my life, when i took the oath to to become a citizen. rachel: bernie, why is it a bad idea to hand this out in you heard the congresswoman say it s xenophobic, it s cruel not to offer those benefits right away. whey do you, as why do you, as somebody who came here legally, why do you think that s a bad idea? well, we want people to come here to add to america. you know, the current democratic party is not the one that i was, that i saw when i came here as a kid. this is not the party of ask not what you can do for your country, but what your country can do for you.