donald trump views that part of his lection was been a rejection of joe biden, the fact that joe biden left with the lowest approval rating are close to that of any modern president in history, so bring up joe biden as a means of contrast in what donald trump is one of his greatest skill sets, the action and activity, the moving the ball forward and constant driving of a message and driving of new issue engagement compared to what most americans felt was a lackluster and lackadaisical approach of joe biden, likely cause because of increased age, of course. amanda, just a quick final thought on this, 30 seconds, do you think any of this interview changes how americans see joe biden and his legacy as president? if he keeps talking and people remember he was a bit more peaceful when leading, it might, we will see. and really for you to as well, what difference will it make it to how the white house approaches big issues like nato, just briefly? not much at all. in fact, the challenges, the more it joe biden takes on one side, the white house will be to take on an opposite approach, which

joe biden now. but only reason i wrote the book was because i wanted something in history to tell what happened, not just the evidence about the drama and the challenges, we got rid of two speakers while dealing with all this. it was a problem. it was a problem. and the media was a problem and they said we will let it come out in january so january, a week before the transition of power the book came in january and 5 days later joe biden apartment his entire family, the book sales swelled after that, the book was on the new york times bestsellers list for three weeks which is very unusual for a book from a politician that wasn't a president or something and we are real proud of the success of the book, still the number one political book about congress on amazon. i hope you enjoy the book. if q you have questions i woul be happy to answer. [applause] >> thank you so much for your leadership. my question among -- about any discussions among house republicans about a constitutional amendment that woul

junior saying it's been highly critical of the former president set on x he agrees with a post saying joe bidenas been diagnosed with prostate cancer politics aside we wish him a speedy recovery. a ton of optimism being sent to former president biden was hopes to grow the 82-year-old to push through his treatment. >> we are all praying for the former president. let's bring an fox news a senior medical analyst dr. marc siegel for more on joe biden's prostate cancer diagnosis. let's start with what is a gleason score of nine grade group five indicate about the aggressiveness of this cancer? >> that means it's the most aggressive. gleason nine means that has a higher risk of spread we know it did it spread group five is the highest group in terms it wouldn't look at it under the microscope how aggressive it is but when they say it is hormone responsive they are talking testosterone that must mean it's highly testosterone dependent tumor and we have therapies that there's a new one there ways to decrease the body's production or to signal the brain not to make the body produce. that could hopefully

tonight joe biden compared to other presidents and leaders. the proof will show how abnormal this biden presidency was, and how he did try to mislead his way into his legacy and still doing it now and it's a sea change now under trump. arizona republican congressman andy biggs is here to react but first this. >> the hottest action this hour is what will happen with the trump team's trade talks kicking off with china tomorrow in geneva, switzerland. fox news senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich joins us live with more. good to see you. reporter: good to see you liz. it's anyone's guess what will come out of "the talks" between the u.s. and china this weekend but the president does expect it to be substantive and for something to happen. switzerland playing host to the talks, hopes to be next-up to ink a deal with the u.s. listen here. >> it's going to come back to zero tariffs because i want to remind you that switzerland doesn't charge any industrial tariffs at all. we are at level zero, so the discussion should also be different. r

let us begin in 2019, the very beginning up joe biden's presidential campaign from the very moment that he threw his hat in the ring, something seemed off. like -- let's take a trip down memory lane. >> go to joe 30330 we choose truth over facts. >> poor kids are just as talented and bright as white kids. >> make sure you have the record player on at night -- make sure the kids here words. >> sean: this was not the vice president biden that you are all familiar with. it was clear and obvious. it was self-evident. he didn't talk the same or walk the same, he didn't look the same innmak back in august of 2019 it was obvious that he was in a decline and that's exactly what we reported right here on the show. take a look. >> while his allies are trying to downplay it there's a panic all joe being joe, the verbal mishaps are piling up by the second. raising serious questions among democrats about his viability. let's put it this way, i would argue that they are right. it's probably the best you are going to get out of him. he's losing his fastball. >> sean: anyone who dared to speak the trut

more now on our top story - that news that the former us president joe biden has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. a statement from his office said that mr biden, who is 82, was diagnosed on friday and has an 'aggressive' form of the disease. the statment said president biden was "diagnosed with prostate cancer with metastasis to the bone," it went on to say, "while this represents a more aggressive "form of the disease, the cancer appears to be "hormone-sensitive which allows for effective management." "the president and his family are reviewing treatment options "with his physicians,". the diagnosis came after president biden experienced increasing urinary symptoms and was seen last week for a new finding of a prostate nodule, according to that statement. the news comes nearly a year after the former president was forced to drop out of the 2024 us presidential election over concerns about his health and age. he is the oldest person to hold the office in us history. president biden, then the democratic nominee vying for re-election, faced mounting criticism of his poor performance

he says on x, he agrees with a post saying joe biden has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. politics aside, we wish him a speedy recovery. so a ton of optimism being sent to former president biden as hopes grow that the 82 year old will push through his treatment. lisa, back to you. thank you, maggie. and of course, we're all praying for the former president. all right, well, let's bring in fox news senior medical analyst doctor marc siegel for more on joe biden's prostate cancer diagnosis. you know, doctor, let's start with what does a gleason score of nine grade group five indicate about the aggressiveness of this cancer? lisa, that means good evening. that means it's the most aggressive. gleason nine means that it has a high risk of spread, which we know it did spread. and group five is the highest group in terms of when they look at it under microscope, how aggressive it is when they say that it's hormone responsive, they're talking about testosterone. that must mean that it's highly testosterone dependent tumor. and we have therapies for that. there's a new one called or

there is no paper trail or evidence that we have found that that person was joe biden. e looking at the senior officials and don't rule out hunter biden. he spent a lot of time in the oval office in the last three months. we know that from press accounts and from sources that were involved in the inner workings of the white house. >> chairman, one last question that is about this interview. the secret service getting involved, bringing in and doing an interview with james comey, what do you think when you look at this? do you think that this was just some accident that the fbi director, former fbi director didn't know what he was posting up about donald trump being obviously number 47? >> my opinion of him is so bad i don't know that i could give a fair and balanced answer to that question, jason. everything he was involved in that i was involved in investigating, there were mistakes made, there were lies told, there was incompetence demonstrated at every step of the way. so my confidence level in james comey is so low i can see he made a simple mistake but it wouldn't s

>> well look, he must not have got the memo that joe biden pardoned seven family members because of my investigation. their record of dishonesty knows no boundaries. that is completely false. if the biden family had done nothing wrong there would have been no need to have given them preemptive pardons. that was joe biden's last act as president. did he do it? it was signed at least six of pardons were signed with an autopen. i don't think that anyone could take anything that anyone who worked in the biden white house during the last six months, i think you can take it with a grain of salt. their record of dishonesty again is on full display with that statement he issued. everybody in america knows the bidens were influencing peddling. now everybody knows that joe biden wasn't mentally fit to make a lot of these decisions. more and more evidence is coming out from jake tapper to other whistleblowers in the administration that some of these bureaucrats in the white house were using the autopen to sign joe biden's name on very important things like pardons and like executive orders. >> ja

. >> yes made its way to joe biden. >> we found one quarter of a million dollars to joe biden without a $200,000 check that the money been monitored from the americorps deal and then went to the schema domestic scheme that jim biden did in a $40000 check may 400,000-dollar fee from the first deal remember, then the laptop and it 10 percent of the big guy, when will they had, and china making $400,000 fee at about $5,000,000.505 in the dollars with a set of an llc must be the deal joe biden will be involved in and is urgency, 400,000 feet came from another llc that hunter had an joke about $40000 at the that it was split from 400,000 was exactly when it said in the e-mail, 10 percent of the big i and met exact same percentages. thece money and one of the thins that happen when they were rolling pretty good, there's your joe biden was out of office commencement most of that money came in the second year when hunter got strung out on drugs and so countries quit once i saw the condition he was in the money kind of stopped then but no one wide open joe was an integral part of it question.

that was her being nice to joe biden. but warning america, look, we've got a serious issue here with the president of the united states. anytime people like, like me or jim jordan raise the question publicly whether or not joe biden was fit to serve as president, people like jake tapper and people in the legacy media attacked us. they they they called us insincere, rude, you know, just just the worst names in the world. now they've all turned on a dime, and they're they're doing what we knew all along. they're they're trying to say, oh, there was a cover up. someone covered up. we know there was a cover up. the media, as usual, the legacy media is late to the game. what we want to know is who was in the ring, leader of the cover up. but who was making the decisions? i mean, there were some major decisions made by joe biden, especially in the last three months of his administration. who made those decisions? somebody has to give the authority to use the autopen. obviously, joe biden wasn't the one that stuck the papers and

but i would also say that the joe biden of 2020 is different than the joe biden of 2023 and 2024.w, we do certainly address the media's role in this book. there are several sections about it, but also, jake and i aren't media reporters. i think actually there's an entire book to be done about sort of the media coverage of joe biden. we felt like we couldn't ignore it, but which is why we have it in there. but it is not the biggest focus. i would also just say, you know, like an internal sort of publishing world thing. we pitched the book for 50,000 words. we wrote 115,000, and then we had to get it down to 85,000. so some people, you know, you know, there were some things that were cut that i still wish were in there. >> alex, since the book came out, we've seen a number of former biden administration officials, including cabinet members, come out and basically say, well, i never saw this side of biden. you know, i had limited contact with him. every exchange that i had with the guy seemed okay. what do you make of those kinds of comments? and are any of them at odds with things t

classified documents discovered and sloppily packed boxes in joe biden's garage next to his corvette inside his home office. at the same time biden was reading the mar-a-lago and indicting trump for mishandling classified documents his handlers were scrambling to locate the classified documents that biden had mishandled. biden as vp did not have the constitutional authority to possess any classified documents. after robert hur interviewed president joe biden he released the report. the report stated that joe biden had mishandled classified documents but because he was a sympathetic well meaning man with the poor memory rate he declined it to recommended charges. later the transcript of the biden hur interview was released but not the audio. tonight we have some of this audio. first we play you a portion where special council robert hur asks president biden where did you keep your papers? and by then cannot answer and rambles incoherently about his son he can't remember about when his son died or when trump was elected to. watch. >> documents related to the... where did you keep papers

now he says he's open to having joe biden himself come testify before the committee. l probably be the robert hur report 2.0. speaking to reporters in the oval office today, president trump addressed some of these concerns about biden's decline, his alleged use of the auto pen, potential future congressional testimony. take a look. >> do you think that doctor jill biden should also have to come in and testify about what she did or did not do? >> well i hate the concept of it's the wife of a man who was going through a lot of problems and everybody that dealt with him understood that and i guess it came out during the debate loud and clear, that was the biggest signal of all. i think the auto pen is going to become one of the great scandals of all time. because you have somebody operating it or a number of people operating. >> if there was a group of rogue staffers that worked for you who wanted to advance a bill or an executive order without your knowledge, how could they do it? >> it's very hard because i read your newspapers or your media the next day and i say well

should joe biden? should hunter biden? should jim biden all be called in? >> i think we've got to let this investigation go where the facts lead it. i mean, we've got to follow the truth here, something that was not done for the last four years. and i will just say the bidens have always gotten off the hook. you know, you think about hunter biden, his many crimes. i mean, he was one of the guys pardoned by his father. and those closing days, they always were held to a different standard, a double standard. i think it's time for the end to the double standard. let's get the truth for once. let's actually get the truth and go where that leads us. >> all right. senator josh hawley, missouri. thank you, sir. we appreciate your time here. now with more reaction, kentucky senator rand paul, senator, i am very interested in your thoughts on this. you are a strict constitutionalist. if you assert the article two powers of a president. to me, that is a massive scandal. your thoughts? >> well, you know, this was. >> a well kept secret. >> in washington. the scuttlebu

joe biden said that was impossible.ang be ms being rounded up and arrested and some are self-deporting. pam bondi announced largest fentanyl bust in our nation's history. they seized 3 million in that raid. 49 firearms and $5 million in cash was seized as result of this aid. six were illegal aliens, all sinaloa members, worst of the worst and donald trump took them off the street. >> brian: so did the attorney general. job numbers remain surprisingly strong. not saying it will be smooth over next 100 days or next four years but change and course correction takes time, even for trump. there is unexpected. who thought india and pakistan would be on brink of all-out war this week, calling the president for help. >> i know both, good relationship with both and i want to see it stopped. if i can do anything to help, i will be there. >> brian: probably won't. always the unknown. the test is how you deal with it. to know what you want and don't waiver even when surrounded by doubters. >> a full and comprehensive deal, the begi

i mean, joe biden gave us this splendid interview for the today programme, originally thanks to the producer kirsty mckenzie - wooed the biden team, said, "come and talk about the 80th anniversary of ve day celebrations." but the joy of having a long, extended political interview format, political thinking now on tv, as well as on radio and downloadable on bbc sounds, is you can hear the whole thing and you can now hear the whole thing. plug over. justin, a bit of geography. this interview took place in delaware, which is central to the joe biden story, if not american geography. absolutely, and it's central to america's view of joe biden because of what he made of it, so it's a state pretty close to washington, dc. you can get there famously in joe biden's case, but you still can get there on amtrak. it's a train ride away. he famously in his early career in the senate, he used to go back every night. and of course, he'd had that awful tragedy - the deaths in his family, needed to get back to see his surviving kids, etc. and he made this little state of delaware mainly famous, actually, for

don't trust him to be honest and we're not very lucky as a country and donald trump is in office and joe bidenight have to step down and kamala harris elevated and we saw that the all 50 states going for them and they done want her to be president and biden may have managed to get across the finish line at the bernie two style and we'll have kamala harris about to be elevated to president of the united states who no one we found out in november wanted to be president of the united states. i'm thankful for trump. really i feel like we dodged a bullet. howard: let me jump in. there are some heartless sobs out there that are celebrating that joe biden has advanced prostate cancer, perhaps the worst is taylor lorenze working for the new york times and washington post and said i hope he rots in hell and stands in piss. what do you make of that kind of reaction? you can circle back and respond to clay if you want. >> it's disgusting coming from the right howard: it's appalling. >> this was a massive coverup of the canser and i want to say clay is not a urologist or oncologist, we're not equipped to

for joe, it was a campaign. >> the biden people. >> wanted to make sure that joe saw biden. >> at his best. >> what time did you hang out with him? i had lunch with him. but the thing is, it was it wasn't it wasn't like they called and said, he's okay. hey, joe, come on in. it was like. it was like, you know, can you come in three weeks from now? so. so it's not like they they were sitting there going, oh, we've got him on a good day. it was. yeah, it. >> might have been time of day. >> might have been definitely middle of the day. >> i want to ask you about the debate because you were there. you i. remember you have a closer look than anybody. you and dana bash when this whole thing obviously cracked open and everything you're reporting in the book became undeniable to the public, not just to people behind the scenes. your conversation with the president at the debate you write about in the book. and then for both of you, what happened in the immediate aftermath, like that night among democrats and in the white house? >> so i've now watched the debate on tv. or on my computer, becaus

"melania and i are saddened to "hear about joe biden's recent medical diagnosis. "we extend our warmest and best wishes to jill and the family, "and we wish joe a fast and successful recovery." former vice president and 2024 democratic presidential candidate kamala harris also responded to the news. "doug and i are saddened to learn of president biden's "prostate cancer diagnosis. "joe is a fighter - and i know he will face this challenge "with the same strength, resilience, and optimism that "have always defined his life and leadership. "we are hopeful for a full and speedy recovery." our correspondent is standing by, and you have covered joe biden throughout his political career as vice president and president, so what are your thoughts here on this breaking news that the former president has a cancer diagnosis. yes, it's been a very long political career dating back half a century to his election to the us senate in the early 70s and is one that has been marred by a variety of personal tragedies such as his wife and young daughter being killed in a car accident

they said they showed you the real joe biden but they did not. for years right here on the show we showed you the real biden. we were criticized for showing you the real biden. we showed what was clear and obvious decline and frankly the national security risk that came with it having him in office as posing to be the president of our country. anyone that says to you they didn't see it, make no mistake they are lying to you. this is worse than watergate. fake jake. it's worse than watergate. this is a clear and present danger to the country. who was in charge? a few unelected trump haters usurping all presidential authority and the media claiming to not see the obvious. that's beyond a threat to democracy so these members of the legacy media mob claiming to be fair and balanced and journalists are anything but. talk about scott pelly later. there an agenda has been revealed and they have lost the trust of the american people that a nordh them all throughout the 2024 campaign and are ignoring them today. they would rather hide biden's decline from

autopen or joe biden? chairman of the house oversight committee is now demanding former president biden's physician and white house aides sit for interviews as part of an investigation into biden's mental and physical decline. there will be hell to pay? is there somebody who will be held accountable for this massive cover-up? >> julie, a great question. i can tell you that right now if you are learning about the news of recent news of former president biden's health, i'm praying for him. i'm praying for him and his family and, you know, i can't imagine what they are going through. he has endured a lot. you know, but we can have empathy for his family and for him and his health crisis he is now facing. we can also have accountability, too. accountability for those around him and anybody who is, you know, within his orbit of influence who knew his health condition and knew the situation. i can tell you that for one as millions of americans saw with their own eyes and heard with their own ears we realized that

joe biden was a miss.as released excerpts of the audio tape from special counsel hur's interview with president biden. remember, robert hur's initial report about the former president was that he was an elderly man with a poor memory. oh my goodness. the audio is so much worse than that description. >> so in these photos, when the file cabinet was here at chambers road, what kinds of things were in it? >> everything -- i -- i believe everything from, you know, empty files to -- i just had files piled up. >> harris: well, this is adding more fodder to accusations of a wide ranging cover-up involving biden's inner circle. democrats and liberal media. add in now the release of several of those explosive books on the biden white house and it is a firestorm that won't be go away. >> we've dealt with aging relatives. it is hard to convince somebody to give up your car keys. >> it is not just republicans defecting. this guy was the president of the united states for four years and thought he could run and be pres

was joe biden really in charge? i thicken argument can be made after hearing the tapes that, in fact, he was known in charge. do you believe that those people , should they not be held accountable? i wouldn't be surprised if you get subpoenaed for admitting the truth. i give you credit for telling the truth. it will be asking you did you talk to and what are they tell you, when did they know it, how bad was he? i could see all those questions coming your way. i know a good lawyer if you need one. >> the democratic party has a lot of good lawyers and in. i don't think that joe biden was truly not in charge at the end. i think he had some good days but i think he also had a lot of bad days and i think the. >> sean: some good days? is that not a threat to our national security? to have a president that you cannot rely on and everybody knew they couldn't rely on him. >> yes. the bottom line is yes it's a problem. >> you're the most honest democrat i know. i brought you want to argue with you. that doesn't work out well

joe biden has moved on. why are we talking about an old man who has cancer, why are you kicking someone when they are down? if they believe that joe biden was selfish, should have dropped out, perhaps he should have but that's not the question right now. that is in the [bleep] rearview mirror. what are you doing? they should stop hiring all these fricking trump sycophant maga people and promoting them just to say outrageous outlandish lies and [bleep] >> jesse: cbs are trying to cover up the cover up. they say biden was too old to test for cancer. >> he's 82. normally doctors will stop screening for prostate cancer at 75 or so because after that, the prostate cancer you picks up his typically slow-growing and so the harms of all of the testing and treatment are something that may not kill you, you know, talking about risk versus benefit, it may not be worth the risk. >> jesse: cbs i think joe said biden's life wasn't worth saving because he was already pretty old. do you think biden agrees? he's only the pre

he was asked at harvard university about whether joe biden was cognitively impaired. and here was his response. >> i watched him every day. you know. there's this view. >> out there and you see it. >> written as like it's fact. biden was mentally. >> impaired. >> i didn't see that. >> and i sat in a room with him for hours and hours. i don't know how much time any of those people spend with biden. i know how much time i spent with him. i know what i saw. >> alex, is he just lying? because you've detailed a lot of examples in this book where people around him saw him unable to carry out parts of the job in terms of understanding information, sitting in meetings, things like that. is he just lying? >> i don't know if he's lying to us people or he's lying to himself. you know, i think in some ways this is a very human story. we've all had aging people, and we people react to aging people they love in very different ways. sometimes they realize, man, this person needs help, and sometimes they're a little bit in denial about it. and i think it's possible that this could be

the joe biden we saw at the debate, that's the nonfunctioning joe biden and the reason so many peopleere shocked, even though the world had been watching him age and having moments is be kept that -- is because they kept that nonfunctioning joe biden away from view as much as possible. > senior white house officials did have those concerns. honestly, because they were being shielded, we had multiple cabinet members tell us that if there was that proverbial 2:00 a.m. phone call, crisis, that they were worried, that they did not have full confidence that he could necessarily meet that moment. > you suggested centralized control, secrecy, lack of transparency. >> to be clear, it was members of the administration i called, and it was because of the incredible control. basically, they controlled the most essential part, which is access to him and which decisions were getting to him. >> where their decisions based on your reporting that were effectively made by other people? >> cabinet members worried. we had cabinet members' access cut off and eventually, they would be senior people in the

i think joe biden must drop out.e's too old to be president. a, because i didn't know what was going on behind the scenes but b, if joe biden is the candidate, i want him to win. reporter: all this comes as biden family works to manage his diagnosis of prostate cancer, which has spread to his bones. charlie. charlie: thank you, maddie. rachel: forced honesty of jon lovett there and then a lot of whining "i didn't know". i'm really glad donald trump is bringing up the auto men and he's always right on mark and so important when who is winning with hour chicago who was it? we don't know. but we should know. and if they use those autopens on pardons without joe biden knowing, maybe they're not valid. maybe some of the bills these -- or executive orders aren't valid either. we need to get to the bottom. charlie: imagine what you're talking about. the most powerful leader in the world and decisions being made without him having any idea, whether a pardon or anything else. we have a relationship between president bide and

and frankly, it confirms what everybody in the country knew except joe biden's inner circle and his closest allies, namely, that this guy was not qualified or able to run for reelection, much less serve another four years. and look, i think every time biden is speaking on national television, particularly in these in these audio files from the her report, the democrats are losing. the democrats were already losing with this so-called or whatever this rehabilitation tour of biden's or whatever it was because he failed to own the elephant in the room, which was his 11th hour abdication from the race. and the way the americans were misled about his mental decline. >> when you did your book and you spoke to people inside the inner circle when this whole thing was going on, what was the reaction to it? >> well, you know, bob bauer, joe biden's attorney, told me that. look, chris, are you kidding me? you know, how would i have put him up to that interview? would i have allowed that interview if i hadn't been totally confident that he could handle it? well, not not such a great decision, apparentl

liz: the thing is everyone wishes joe biden well on his prostate cancer diagnosis, but now doctors likeen's own medical adviser said biden white house hid this from the public for his entire term and maybe longer. if trues, it would have endangered joe biden from fractures like falling and damming revolutions about democrats damaged america. two things are true at once, sad for joe biden is his inner circle looks like they did the biggest coverup of all. tonight urologist and doctor david shusherman agree. >> it was gratuitous and inappropriate. >> we don't believe lives in reality. >> who wins with the ludicrous embarrassing spect cal. spectac. >> you december pagerred him with the -- disparaged him with the maximum political impact and larry: special council robert hur going for them and covering up for joe biden is staying in power and bearing down for biden's age and truth in history deserves and texas congresswoman beth van dine takes it on -- beth van duyne take it is on. also this. >> absolutely essential that republicans unit behind one big beautiful bill and there's no time to

trump has reacted to the news, posting on social media 'melania and i are saddened to hear about joe biden's recent medical diagnosis. we extend our warmest and best wishes to jill and the family, and we wish joe a fast and successful recovery.' and former vice president and 2024 democratic presidential candidate kamala harris said she is saddened to learn of president biden's prostate cancer diagnosis - going on to say 'joe is a fighter - and i know he will face this challenge with the same strength, resilience, and optimism that have always defined his life and leadership'. she said her and her husband doug are hopeful for a full and speedy recovery. nobody has done more to find breakthrough treatments for cancer in all its forms than joe, and i am certain he will fight this challenge with his trademark resolve and grace. we pray for a fast and full recovery. spoke to willie jane and talked about the president's diagnosis. this isn't the first time president biden has dealt with cancer not only in his family but he himself. he was treated for skin cancer a few years ago, that not been a si

there has been concerns for former us president joe biden's health for the past few weeks. mr biden, we now know that he has been having increasing urinary symptoms and he has gone to a hospital where the doctors have taken example of his prostate after they discovered that there was a little bump on his prostate, a little module, and mr biden and his family were hoping for the good news but what we've learned now is that there was actually an aggressive form of prostate cancer. it had metastasised to his bones and the doctors will tell you that once it gets to the bone, it is incurable and the treatment is quite limited and esther biden is 82 years old and he was really the oldest us president in history so the prognosis is quite limited and mr biden not only his general health but his cognitive health has always been a matter of media scrutiny and especially in recent weeks, he had re-entered the spotlight after he came back out of the break and did several media interviews where he was asked about his cognitive decline and he of course denied that there is any decline but

they had the debate and joe biden dropped out. they said no one will read a book about joe biden now. the only reason i was a book was because i wanted something in history to tell exactly what happened. not just the evidence for the drama and the challenges i had in my conference. we covered two speakers while we were dealing with all of this. it was a problem. the media was a problem. they said we will it come out in january. a week before the transition of power the book comes out. five days later joe biden pardons is entire family. the book was on the new york times bestsellers list for three weeks. which is very unusual for a book from a politician. we are proud of the success of the book. i hope you enjoy it. if anybody has any questions i will be happy to answer. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much for your leadership. have there been any discussions among house republicans of a constitutional amendment that would limit the president's power in some way to pardon himself, herself, or immediate family members? >> ther

so did his brother, joe biden. i would assume that they're not allowed to claim the plead the fifth. will every person that you bring in be put under oath? and do you think you're going to need to bring in these family members? and what about ron klain? and what about the other people close to him? >> i would say ron klain is a very good bet. but again, we're going to see where the where the trail leads, just like we did in the biden influence peddling investigation. we followed the money. we found the shell companies, we found the bank accounts. we're going to do the same thing with this. autopen who was giving the authority for use of the autopen. remember, sean, there was more activity in the last 100 days of the biden administration than the first three and a half years of the biden administration. many of the far reaching executive orders were signed during the last 100 days, and they were all signed by the autopen. we don't believe that you can sign a legal document with an autopen. if i issue a subpoena, i h

y es que la presidente joe biden y su equipo revelaron este domingo .se encuentran revisando sus opciones de tratamiento. a pesar de la gravedad. los expertos dicen que el cáncer es sensible a las hormonas. aquí hablamos con el doctor fabián sandoval, que nos explica este diagnóstico . >> ya estamos lidiando con el cáncer en un órgano en particular. en este caso en la próstata. el hecho que se está haciendo metástasis a otra parte significa que ya el cáncer sigue avanzando de una forma muy acelerada. la próstata maneja muchas hormonas. es la . es parte de las glándulas de los hombres y lo que estamos viendo aquí es. y en cualquier proceso médico, nosotros a utilizar otras hormonas. vamos a bajar la actividad de la próstata . >> en otras noticias de esto, el presidente trump ya se pronunció acerca de esto en sus redes sociales, en donde le deseó una recuperación rápida al ex presidente joe biden. tanto él y melania le mandan también sus buenos deseos a su esposa, la doctora jill, con más información. los dejo con su noticiero univisión . . en prim. >> el

>> we did we got a statement from the personal office of former president joe biden. i want to read that you the statements as last week, president biden was seen for new finding about prostate nodule after experience increasing urinary symptoms. on friday, he was diagnosed with prostate cancer, characterized by a gleason score of nine grade group five, with meta- status to the bone. while this represents a more aggressive form of the disease, the cancer appears to be a hormone sensitive which allows for effective management. the president and his family are viewing treatment options with his physicians for this of course comes as fox news has obtained audio with the former president interview special counsel robert hur's alleged mishandling of classified documents for that injury happened back in october 2023 pray that audio raising questions once again of the president's purported cognitive decline and now of course we are learning more about some physical ailments he might be going through. unclear at this point what stage of his prostate cancer is but as we are hea

they should have run joe biden? of putting vp harris with a hundred days to run was a set up right out of the gate. i think it was virtually impossible no thinking to what we see if it did not work. having somebody say you will run at 100 days and win without primary ing hurt, without having a chance to go around and when those votes visually as a candidate is set up for failure so if anything i do blame the party for not getting to buffer earlier and holding a primary and allowing folks to be able to be the nominee including vp harris and giving her a fair shot. >> will: i hear you and i think your analysis is on the topic we are discussing. we don't want the country to be managed under the same conditions we saw of joe biden within that level of decline. when it comes to sheer strategy of winning and losing i will hear you out on that. on that note i want to share with you this this is from "the new york times" headline reads how donald trump has remade america's political landscape inside it reads trump's reorder

is that the time to introduce the 46th president of the united states, delaware's joe biden? on your feet, let me hear it! [applause] thank you. come on, knock it out of the park! [applause] former president biden: thank you very much. the greatest honor of my life has been for four years being the commander-in-chief of the united states. the fact is that i do not think if i had come from any other state that would have happened. but in delaware, everybody knows everybody. and it is important. it is important because we had that expression for the longest time, we do things the delaware way. the delaware way. members of the house and senate no, democrat and republican, you learn to work together for the benefit of delaware. i remember coming here for decades. the first time i was here, i was reminded of the quote from someone who said, when the will defies fear, when duty throws the gauntlet down to fate, when they shun compromise for death, that is heroism. i remember thinking that that day, the first time, thinking about my uncle in world war ii, thinking about people i knew

joe biden has to come to that conclusion. >> why? there were people who saw joe biden. between 2023 and 2024, who came away from those experiences shaken by what they saw. so, so not just the people in the inner circle, but people who had, like, passing interactions with him. >> we changed the law between. the president of the united states, the leader of the free world, and his personal doctor. in this one case, because. cognitive health is actually security for the country. and so you decide you're going to become the president. you agree to this covenant. you you don't abide by the hippocratic oath of privacy between the doctor and the president. he discloses to the american people every 90 days the state of the president's cognitive health. it's that simple. if you seek the supreme office, the leader of the free world, you give up the right for privacy with your doctor on a cognitive health test. this poor man was broken. and look at what. look what happened to the country. and look at how he's being beaten up. it's almost immoral what we're doing to him now to sell

not from a lack of evidence but because they determined that joe biden wasn't fit to stand trial or as hur himself put it, president was an elderly man with a very poor memory. the biden white house fought tooth and nail to prevent the audio of that interview from being released and for good reason. take a listen. >> what was happening though (inaudible). 2015. >> 2015. >> not sure of the month. what's happened in the meantime as -- trump gets elected in november of 2017. >> 2016. >> 2016. all right. so, why do i have 2017 here? >> that's when you left office. january. >> okay. that's when trump gets sworn in. >> correct. >> and in 2017, bo had passed and -- this is personal. >> sean: he didn't know the year that his son passed. he didn't know the year that donald trump was elected. now my father died in late march of 1997. i remember it well. the meandering interview was really bad. points during the interview where biden didn't make any sense at all. take a listen. >> i went to mongolia. unfortunately embarrassed the leader of mongolia, what they would do at the time of the invasion

that with the panel in a bit but i love how the entire media and all the democrats are attacking joe biden running again as if nobody had a reason to speak up before he decided to do it. he not a mean? is biden, he announced he was running for reelection. tell me if you notice anything at the end of this that might make running again a bad idea. just watch until the end. >> i have not made formal decision but it's my intention to run against we have time to make that decision. >> doctor biden is for it. mr. president. >> oh. [laughter] >> he literally woke him up during an interview. [laughter] he asked if he could serve four more years in the hit the snooze button to get four more minutes. [laughter] watch it again. >> doctor biden is for it. mr. president,. [laughter] >> if a cop you and you fall asleep answering a question, you're getting prison time, ladies and gentlemen, but the media catches you falling asleep, you're getting there endorsement. even before the 2020 election, reporting that russia was spreading rumors about biden having demented to undermine faith in our elections. >>

was joe biden in the oval office?accounts he spent most of the last 100 days in one of his to mansions in delaware so we have a lot of questions for the staff. these staffers have flown under the radar, most people don't know who they are but they tell us that they were the ones operating the auto pen and they were also the gatekeepers that prevented people like pete buttigieg and others from meeting with president biden. what has come out in the last two weeks with jake tapper's book and other people doing tell all interviews is that no one had access to joe biden but these primary staffers. we have a lot of questions, every member of the oversight committee is going to participate in this transcribed interview if they don't come involuntarily then we will subpoena them and bring them in for a full-blown deposition. >> good for you. what is interesting is when you look into the signatures you see the exact same signature. we put out a good video that kind of shows that. what is interesting to me is the one for hunter

those with whom he had been friends for decades, the book cites an episode of a meeting between joe biden and actor george clooney, who campaigned for him and collected donations for the democrats. biden looked at him and said, "thank you for coming? you know george," the aide prompted, gently reminding the president who was in front of him. it was obvious to many in the room that the president did not know who george clooney was. this interview with the white house spokesman, jake tapper, while biden was president, the host of pravdorub, boldly shut up anyone who questioned the adequacy of the first person. i think the way we saw joe biden speaks to the obvious deterioration of his mental abilities. okay, that's what i'm talking about, i'm not comfortable. you don't know, it's just wonderful, it's just wonderful. joe biden and jill biden brought in kevin o'connor, who is not a physician, he's an osteopath, but they made him the president's physician. there was only one reason why that could happen: they trusted him as a family friend and part of the biden family business, they trusted hi

en los huesos. >> recordemos que no es la primera vez que esta enfermedad sacude a la familia de joe bidenll han reaccionado a travÉs de un mensaje en las redes sociales y cristina londoÑo nos acompaÑa desde la capital del paÍs con mÁs informaciÓn. cristina buenas tardes. >> nicicole octio muy buenas tardes. asÍ es como ustedes bien decÍan. joe biden dijo el aÑo pasado que la palabra mÁs devastadora que podÍa escuchar una familia era la palabra cÁncer, y lo hizo en referencia alÁncer que le quitÓ a su hijo. pero ahora la familia esÁa enfrentando un diagnÓstico bastante complicado, segÚn han dicho sus mÉdicos. y esto es el primer comentario que hacen en los medios sociales. dicen el cÁncer nos toca a todos, como a muchos de ustedes. jill y yo hemos aprendido que nos hacemos mÁs fuertes en los lugares rotos. gracias por levantarnos con su amor y con su apoyo, dijo el presidente joe biden sale en una foto, como ustedes pueden ver, con su esposa con un gato, y estÁn listos a dar la pelea. segÚn fuentes cercanas a la familia, estÁn en su casa de wilmington, delaware. considerando quÉ opciones d

will joe biden be call called in? secretary karoline leavitt says former first lady jill biden must be interviewed. we've got congresswoman nancy mace here9 with the latest. also coming up, this -- >> i want to make sure that the foreign students are people that can love our country. we don't want to see shopping centers exploding. we don't want to see the kind of riots that you had. and i'll tell you what, many of those students were troublemakers caused by the radical-left lunatics in in this country. elizabeth: harvard's commencement speaker today, though, doubled down on attacking trump as the state department cracking down on chinese student visas. why? due to fear of espionage for the communist party. we've got the sound. trump dhs assistant secretary tricia mclaughlin is going to take it on. plus, this story -- >> he's had harsher words about leticia is james than he has had about vladimir putin. >> if this notion of donald trump inflating his wealth, if it all sounds familiar, it's because this is not the first

joe biden totally effed us that. a quote from a kamala harris official in a new book that paints a picture of how far the white house went to hide his decline. among the revelations from jake tapper and alex thompson's book, biden's team hid him from his staff and even members of his cabinet. they considered that he may need a wheelchair in the future, and contradicted warnings from his doctor, and biden didn't recognize george clooney, one of his longtime supporters and, of course, one of the most famous movie stars and faces on the planet. but as the scandal branches grow. what about the people who have political runways, the pete buttigieg of the world? hitting a midwest tour. kamala harris thinking about a run for california governor. will and should their futures be impacted by this scandal? it kind of seems like the answer has to be yes. right? especially for someone like kamala. >> harris, who is in the white house. >> every democrats rushing to say, oh my gosh, joe biden wasn't fit to run for reelection. but

the book cites an episode of a meeting between joe biden and actor george clooney, who campaigned forcted donations for the democrats. biden looked at him and said, "thank you for knowing george," the aide prompted, gently reminding the president who was in front of him. it was obvious to many in the room that the president did not know who george clooney was. the worse biden looked, the more defensive the entire presidential team was. our president for our entire administration, this is a source of wisdom of experience. this is an interview with the official representative of the white house, just jake. you laugh at him with bunnies, the doctor who regularly examined joe biden also radiated optimism, as the health of the president, great, thank you, by law, no one from the president's entourage is obliged to inform americans about his illnesses, but according to the established tradition, the white house publishes the results of the general medical examination of the head of state every year. joe biden and jill biden brought kevin o-connor, who is not a therapist, he osteopath, but t