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fact we share the same vision and the same willingness. >> jesse: i wish macron would have spoken english i'm sorry i wish he did. we are spending a lot on this dinner, it's the least he could have done. so far joe hasn't been doing that great of a job at impressing the french leader and he needs. to say last summer macron blasted biden for abandoning afghanistan, getting us in trouble with our oldest ally and early today biden grandma krohn's hand and wouldn't let it go. couldn't let it go. macron didn't know what to do. remember, no one messes with the biden, was this an irish power move. the kiss of death? i mean, what is this? it's clear that when joe biden likes you, he squeezes hard. and then he just stares off into space. look at him not a thought in his eyes. later in their press conference joe biden showcased endearing whit, i'm just kidding. he just acted like signature joe biden. manchts krohn and i have had a
there's a reason i'm supposing the members might well have chosen him. but i think as you said at that point it might have been incredible push back from within his own parliamentary party. and i think although these things don't happen very often in u.k. politics and i hez hate to make these kinds of predictions i think there's a real chance the conservative party would actually have split over this issue and would have found people within the people parliamentary party looking very carefully and not only will they be able to serve as ministers but take the whit of the conservative members while johnson was leading the conservative party? i think that's how bad it could have got particularly when you consider he's still under regz investigation for possible contempt of the house by the house common standards committee, which could have even led to him being removed from the house of commons while serving as a prime minister. >> yeah, that could have come as soon as next month which is a frightening prospect.
by accident. >> your reaction tonight or what you see is decline by design. the left has one hundred year plannethe left a 100 yd to try w the sources of american power. it goes back , as you saider., o woodrow wilson and the progressives attack on our declaration, our constitution, o the moral foundation ofr our country. and it was not a very far slide you into the nineteen sixties and seventies when you had the radical blame america first democrats and today's left is acting incting in their shade this is exactly what the democrats wanted. why is inflation up 13%? 13%, why does gas cost four to five dollars a gallon? why are you having trouble paying your utility bills? why are your food bills so high? , whit's because joe bidenigh? and other democrats promised toa eliminate fossilts fuels, the source of soe much ofof our prosperity, prosperity literally powers our economy. why do wy doe have five million illegal aliens entering this country in the last two years? because joe biden, kamala harrisca and all those otherprom
president of south korea. now, also the uk have initially said that president biden would be meeting with the new prime minister liz truss on sunday, but both the white house and downing street on saturday announced that that bilateral meeting will actually take place here in the u.s. in new york on wednesday on the sidelines of the united nations general assembly. but this trip to london will offer president biden an opportunity to express condolences from the american people to the british people, as well as honor the life of queen elizabeth who they met last at windsor castle in june of 2021. the queen hosted the president and first lady there. in a statement after her passing they said that she charmed them with their whit and moved them with their kindness. the president also said that she wasn't just a month gnashing but she defined an era. arlette saenz, cnn, the white house. as wife of the new king,
meeting will actually take place here in the u.s. in new york on wednesday on the sidelines of the united nations general assembly, but this trip to london will offer president biden an opportunity to express condolences from the american people to the british people, as well as honor the life of queen elizabeth who they met last at windsor castle in june of 2021. the queen hosted the president and first lady there and in a statement after her passing they said that she charmed them with their whit and moved them with their kindness. the president also said that she wasn't just a month gnashing, but she defined an era. arlette saenz, cnn, the white house. people continue to join the queue in significant numbers and cnn's nada bashir has been meeting many of them. she joins us now in london. i'm struck by the patience and the devotion of those who have had to wait for hours there in the cold. what have they been telling you?
call themselves christians have been plotting for some time to use human lives, men, women and children as political pawns, it is evil and inhumane. meanwhile the democratic governor of illinois announced he is deploying 75 national guardsmen to help deal with the migrants. he also stood next to mayor lori lightfoot and demand federal funds texas be diverted to chicago and blue cities after receiving the small amount of migrants. listen to this. >> what the governor of texas is doing is a stunt. >> it is a manufactured crisis by ambush. it's unacceptable. it shouldn't be like this. but it speaks volumes about who governor abbott is. >> and in new york city, mayor eric adams says the city is at its whit's end in this new and unforeseen reality where we expect thousands more to arrive every week going forward. the city system is nearing its breaking point. a little more than 10,000 migrants have been bused to new
right? >> no, of course they don't.whio and inuse haveght? fact, it's ly illegal what they're doing because you can't suppress first amendment speechand it i t a citizen when you are se said the united states federal government, even via a subsidiary. that disinformation board that happ't happen appears tooard, tt happened in practice.yo when you have forty five federal officials who engaged in this, according to the attorneys general, 11 agencies. that's a big operation. we knew this. we jen psaki told us on july 15th that flagging problematic facebook posts and the spread of disinformation was spread of this information was a a priorities. . they admitted this out loud.me c but what is striking to me, because we knew this wasausewe e happening, happeni the federalng government is the third partiese who willingly engagern. when you had a facebookal official email the surgeon general and say, i know our teams met today to betterodt understand the scope of what the white house expecto s from us . remember that guy,whit brian stelter? it reminds me of when he said to jen psaki, how can weto be better? this is social media. what do you expect us big do yo media?u how can we be better sensinga h a trend? it is essentially privateartner sector partnering with thewi democrat party.
bulet one thing that's apparent with these whistleblowers, they fear retaliation ann. whit and it's really sad whenlaw enfo the whistleblowers from our law enforcement community fear being retaliated by this politicized biden administration. ration, so what we've done on the housea oversight committee, along with the judiciaryt we committed on oversight and the energy and commerce committee, we've alsoce requested correspondence between facebook and the fbi as well as between facebook and the democratic national committee because we hav nated pretty good information that lea would lead me to believe thatbi the not only did the fbiom communicate with zuckerbermunic but also the democratic z national committee followed up with zuckerberg afteuce fbr thei gave him that warning. so we believe this was a coordinated effort by thee bie biden campaign to do everything in their ability to facebookto to to censor conservative, especially the biden story, which we now know was 100%know w true. true. correctly that there are dozens of whistleth blowers? can you can you elaborate
this family of four telling me it took five days to cross the checkpoint. have you left any family behind? antonina fighting back tears, saying she left her parents behind. i'm so sorry. it must be incredibly hard. antonina escaping with her husband and two children, describing the terror of living under russian occupation, saying, "they could shoot at any moment, all it takes is a bad mood." and whit, at this evacuation center here in zaporizhzhia, i just spoke to a maintenance worker at the plant. he said the atmosphere there is very tense. he's extremely worried about the safety, because he says that russian soldiers are using it as a military garage to store their vehicles. he described the plant as the biggest leverage russia has in this war. whit? >> an area still on high alert. britt clennett for us, thank you. tonight, news from the vatican amid speculation about the future of pope francis.
not reusable. only the orion spacecraft will return to earth after it orbits the moon. no human will be on board for this first test. >> we'll only be about 60 miles from the surface of the moon. >> reporter: the hope, to build a moon base to explore deep space. >> we're planning to set up a base camp there on the surface of the moon and develop technologies and operational practices that will set us up to go further on to mars. >> reporter: from there, orion's trek back to earth will reach speeds of 25,000 miles per hour, generating temperatures more than 5,000 degrees fahrenheit. nasa plans to test orion to its limits. and if everything goes as planned, it could be another giant step for humankind. and whit, this whole mission takes 42 days. if it goes well, nasa plans to do it all over again in 2024 with astronauts on board. whit? >> exciting new phase, gio, thanks so much.