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type of his agenda we can we're going to slow it down as best possible. there's something called unanimous consent and that's how that 90% of the legislation gets through the senate. we're going to do everything we can to throw the brakes on it. look what joe biden did was election interference by attacking cheap political rival keeping him from -- from out there campaigning. just the timing of all of this is atrocious so we're going to fight fire with fire. i want to give senator mike lee from the great state of utah a lot of credit from meeting this letter as well so we look forward to fighting fire with fire. jon: as you well know charges were not federal charges not bright but joe biden but the alvin bragg attorney in new york city. >> no doubting about that but the real crime they were trying to -- to put together false charges. you know never did accomplish that. but the timing of this was
and an indictment could come any day. it appears certainly a lot of work still left to be done by this investigate team. >> and more information by the day. great reporting. thank you. like to bring in my panel. alyssa farrah griffin and tom dupree and bakari sellers. so i'm curious to get your response to the new reporting because you worked in the white house around this time. did you notice a shift in the former president's attitude from praising election security to all of a sudden doubting it just a few weeks later? >> this was remarkable to hear because i'm familiar with that meeting and i know there were others where former chris krebs have briefed how secure american elections were an the many steps taken to put us in a place where we could trust the institution of elections. but it was about i would say about april or may of 2020, the height of covid and also the former president's poll numbers began to plummet, that he started raising doubts about
yet it keeps going and going and going. so what really is going on here? will a new bill just passed in the house to fund the faa do anything to alleviate some of the pressure for travelers? some doubting. hi. how are you? welcome. i'm neil cavuto. i was expecting music. probably best we don't worry. it's that bad. to grady trimble at reagan national airport in the thick of this. what flyers can look forward or the or not lock forward to this weekend. grady? >> fortunately here, neil, a handful of delays on the flight board. i'll get to the more broad travel troubles in a second. i want to start with a flight out of vegas, the delta flight. the department of transportation says they want to get to the bottom of exactly what happened, what caused passengers to have to sit on that plane for hours in extreme heat as you mentioned. 111 degrees outside of the plane. no air conditioning inside.
really talking about? here >> yes, it's really easy of course to look at hollywood and say, oh, poor jennifer lawrence only made 25 million on her last movie. this strike is, for all actors, not that small percentage that of course make a lot of money. money, by the way, that they are justified to based on their performances of their content. and believe me, the companies that make it are breaking even more money. but, for the working actors who often are struggling to get by, and the business models have changed. no one is doubting, that it's a lot tougher for everyone. but, that said, i do think actors and writers have a legitimate concern about how they are compensation models may not be keeping up with how distribution is being viewed. >> and, you just mentioned the business model. so let's talk about streaming, and how that's impacted the industry. for a lot of these actors, streaming was not a thing when the prior contract was negotiated. so, how has that impacted the industry? and what is the union actually
national interest. he has been slow in providing the support. i welcome the cluster munitions. what i saw and heard -- i visited the old front lines in a place called mosha and bucha. ukraine can fight and win and repel a russian invasion but we need to get them what they need. >> bill: there is no doubting what their motivation is in this war and proven it time and again. the "wall street journal." why it's such slow going. the russians have dug in for 15 miles. that's a tough thing to crack. back to general kellogg from 30 minutes ago. how does this war end? >> well, i think it ends by giving the ukrainians what they need to win. there is some talk -- my former running mate likes to talk about solving it in a day. the only way you would solve this war in a day is if you gave
treated that way. on friday night biden said this was a big win for bipartisanship. i get, it that is his campaign message and that is how he won in 2020. he has to say that and also he very much believes it and believes and bipartisanship and compromise. it is a good thing. but bipartisanship working again is not my take away from last week. so we tell you what is. joe biden was once again underestimate it, again. history to see the strategy of the chamber once again questions. he once again the doctors were very wrong. you might have, heard why isn't he out there more? why is the front and center on this? that's gonna make him lose the deal. if it sounds familiar, all of that doubting, it should. here are few headlines in the negotiations leading up to the infrastructure deal. the bipartisan infrastructure deal is probably doomed, alas. quote, biden's agenda remains and realized as democrats have failed to close the deal again. there was a decision made in the fall of 2021 when i was still in the white house
bipartisanship. i get it that's his campaign message that seen how he won in 2020. he has to say that. and also he very much believes it and believes and bipartisanship and compromise, that's a good thing. but bipartisanship working again is not my take away from last week. so let me tell you what is. joe biden was once again underestimated, again. his strategy and the strategy of team were once again questions the doubters were very wrong. you might have heard why isn't he out there more, why isn't it front and center on this that's going to make us lose the deal. if it sounds familiar, all of that doubting, it should. here are a few headlines around the negotiations leading up to the infrastructure deal. know the bipartisan infrastructure deal is probably doomed. quote, biden's agenda remains, agenda remains an realized.
there's been some confusion over your last name and the confusion. to correct the record, what is it? >> ridiculous, these stupid things. the way to pronounce my last name, winner. >> that's presidential candidate ron desantis or desantis, depending on the day. joining us now with a look at "axios a.m.," the co-founder, mike allen. there's no doubting what his name is. mike, what is the "axios 1 big thing" for this morning? >> de-pending on the day, i see what you're doing there. happy friday. >> happy friday. >> the "axios 1 big thing" is the gop's immigration one
not gone after him recently here. we do know there is a pretty strong contingent at the republican party that is very much a doubting trump supporter, and the question is whether ron desantis can pull some of those people over to his side over the next couple of months. that was jarred hill from cbs news. new figures here in the uk show that the rate at which prices are rising has fallen sharply to hit single figures for the first time since last august. the inflation rate came in at 8.7% for the 12 months to april. it means prices are still going up, but not as quickly as before. earlier i spoke to sarah coles, head of personal finance at the financial services company hargreaves lansdown, and asked her what this figure means in real terms. well, i think one of the key things is about what's happening with wages when you compare them to inflation. so we have seen inflation come down, which is good news. but what what we're seeing is that inflation is still quite a long way ahead of wages.