>> sandra: any moment now, we are set to hear from white house press secretary karine jean-pierre. it will be her first on camera briefing from that podium in nearly 3 weeks. i'll not has happened since then. the president has traveled overseas twice. border action has faced his first lawsuit. his son was convicted on felony charges. it is this latest moment that is getting all the attention. ♪ ♪ >> sandra: it is a video that has gone viral. we played it for our viewers so they can decide what they think of it. president obama clearly leading president biden off the stage at the l.a. fund-raiser. i am sandra smith in new york. john, it's great to beginning a brand-new week with you. >> john: there seems to be a lot of those. i am john roberts and washington. the video going viral. it appears to show president biden gazing into a los angeles grout moments before president obama felt the need to step in and say it's time to go. >> sandra: the white house is hitting back at critics who are claiming that he froze on the stage saying that the president was taking in applause from the crowd. above all, the clip isn't doing any favors for his campaign efforts. >> at the juneteenth matter, really are examples of the president's current condition. we will see more of it. he's got a lot of public events. the voters will have to make their own decision based on what they see. >> john: steve hilton on what the white house has to do to reassure voters that president biden is still dialed in. peter doocy is live at the white house. what is the white house doing in regards to this latest instance? >> if anyone has any concerns about president biden's ability to continue the duties of his job, they are putting his backup the vice president on the world stage at a ukrainian peace summit in switzerland. >> for president joe biden and me, it is one of our defining missions to uphold the international rules-based order to defend it, strengthen it, and promote it. no doubt, it must be a priority for us all. >> of the speech in campaign saw that and countered with the following, "the most incompetent in history. the american people look forward to the day biden shuffles back to delaware and kamala cackles back to california." she was there working on a critical piece of ukraine aid which is the heart of the biden of foreign policy strategy where they will loan ukrainian's money that is borrowed against the value of seized russian assets. >> we have agreed that g7 and our partners have agreed to tap the value of that stream to provide a $50 billion loan to ukraine that will be paid from those so-called windfall profits that are growing in this financial institution. >> if there are any big developments abroad in the next few days, maybe the vice president continues in this leading role. tomorrow, president biden is going to delaware and camp david david for several days of debate prep ahead of the meeting with donald trump. >> john: behind the scenes, trump will be on the campaign trail, prepping as he does that. >> sandra: let's bring in our fox news contributor steven hilton. great to have you here. if anything, you are definitely seeing the white house -- which we are about to hear from the press briefing. karine jean-pierre will be at the microphone shortly. the need to address is age and mental acuity. here is jill biden talking about it in arizona on saturday. >> joe biden is a healthy, wise, 81-year-old ready and willing to work for you every day. this election certainly is not about age. joe and the other guy are essentially the same age. let's not be fooled. joe isn't just one of the most effective presidents of our t time, in spite of his age, but because of it. >> sandra: they are feeling the need to address it. is it effective in the way they are going about it, steve? >> it is absolutely laughable. you listen to her. it reminds me of a famous press conference in the middle of the most disastrous election campaign for the labour party where there's questions about the leader. the party in the middle of it held a press conference to reassure everyone that michael -- still the leader and -- she is out there saying, don't worry, joe is still alive. it is fine. it is just ridiculous. it shows something very serious for the democrats. the more that he persists in this ridiculous attempts to convince everyone that he can do another 4 years that unknown another 4 months let alone another 4 years becomes increasingly terrible. forcing democrats to live. every democrat that goes out there and says, it's fine. he's great. they are lying. we can all see. his wife is lying to protect him. every democrat is forced to lie that is not a comfortable position for all these democrats to be in. >> sandra: we asked him about the wall street story piece needing younger voters and younger celebrity backers with the president getting help from some notable hollywood stars. most of them are over 50. that is being generous. they brought in robert de niro. remember this moment in new york city in may? he is 80. >> it is just unbelievable. there is a really interesting piece in "the new york times" this weekend. focusing on this effort, the influencers on tiktok. it has been a disaster for them. for months, they have been trying to get joe biden's popularity up on tiktok. it has gone nowhere. donald trump joined tiktok a couple of weeks ago. already has millions of followers and is getting all these viral hits. he has a way of connecting with people that is interesting, entertaining, and gets a message across. >> sandra: let's get some more in here. this is how biden is taking aim at trump's legal issues. i will ask you if this is effective. >> in the courtroom, we see donald trump for who he is. he is convicted of 34 felonies, found liable for sexual assaults, and he committed financial fraud. >> sandra: is that working? >> apparently, they are putting $50 million behind this ad. everyone will be seeing it over the summer. as everyone is getting ready for their summer and to enjoy the outdoors and all the rest of the activities we love, suddenly, they will be hit with this mean, miserable aggressive ad campaign. i don't think that'll help at all. the most serious point is, the fact that they are really using the legal cases as a political weapon really is an admission on their part that all of it was part of a political strategy. proving what trump has been saying. >> sandra: interesting analysis. this was the former president trump making a fresh appeal to black voters as he campaigned over the weekend. watch. >> we passed a historic criminal justice reform. biden of the other hand, biden wrote the devastating 1994 crime bill. talking about super predators. the black population once law enforcement more than any other population. i think it is important thing. >> this is a black church. why aren't many black people visible to the naked eye? >> trump has no chance at getting a majority of black voters. >> sandra: i should have added that we did tie in there the response from "the view" following his pitch to black voters over the weekend. it seems the left is saying as he continues to grow up in the polls with the black voters, that support is not real. i'm looking in "the washington post" 2 minutes ago posting a headline, "trump world keeps overstating speech in support among black voters." >> it is an example of the absolute arrogance that these democrats have had and their supporters in the media. taking the vote of black americans were granted just as they are with latino americans and saying, how dare they? they are not going to go for trump, because they are obviously our people. it is so contemptuous. trump is not going to win a majority of black voters. even if he doubles his score which is so far ahead of my previous republican candidates have done, that basically makes it impossible for biden to win the presidency. the fact that trump campaign is on the offensive and going in with strong messages to those areas both in terms of demographics and in terms of location, places like detroit and philadelphia, is something that is so great to see for republicans who have long said, our message of upward mobility and opportunity is for every one in particular, those populations that have been so badly let down by democrat policies. >> sandra: great to have you on. that briefing hasn't yet begun. it looks like it's getting close. thanks, steve. >> see you soon. >> john: vice president kamala harris set to speak on conflict-related violence. but as the white house policy fact sheet address plenty of companies but not what happened in israel? 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"they were reasonable grounds to believe that a conflict related sexual violence including rape and gang during the attacks on october 7th out of 2023. now, to the lukewarm response. remember that bureaucratic gobbledygook that sarah hendrix who is the deputy director of you in women spewed when she was asked why she couldn't specifically condemn hamas for what happened on the seventh grade listen to this. >> when women specifically provide and has extensive knowledge on gender-based violence and provides and supports investigations as we do with all u.n. investigations, consequently in this context and within the u.n. system, it is the independent international commission of inquiry -- which for us as a mandate to investigate all alleged violations. >> john: that was back in november. it doesn't seem to have aged any better than it did back then. >> no. the perpetrators were wearing go pro cameras and documented the sexual violence because they were proud of it. it is all over the internet. there goes your investigation and evidence gathering. the bureaucratic gobbledygook -- why wasn't that used when we were condemning -- rightfully so, sexual violence used as a tool of war in the former yugoslavia, in ukraine right n now. it is all there for us to see. there are hostages who survived the sexual violence. only 9 months away. they have been in camera talking in detail about what happened to them personally, and what they want to tap into other womene ie closed movement. what happened to all women's rights organizations and movement? when my jewish friends and say this is anti-semitism, that explains the silence, but a lukewarm response, and excusing that goes on. what about is him. evil acts of sexual violence used as a tool of war. we should condemn all of this. the challenges on vice president kamala harris. >> john: we will see what she has to say. the five pages of this white house back sheet, nothing about israel. good to get your thoughts. i appreciate you. >> sandra: five to the white house. john kerry be taking questions. he was addressing questions on rising terrorism. >> i don't have anything in terms of decision-making. i'm not sure i completely understand what he means by all those authorities. i will tell you, karine jean-pierre has said in recent days and the president has taken executive action that he believes is warranted but was really needed at the border. everyone can talk a good game. you can't really change what is happening at the border unless you have legislation. unless you have real resources and funding and support that is sustainable over time to make a big difference down at the border. there is no magic wand that can be waived to make it all go away. >> is there any more of the administration can do without congress? >> when it comes to asylum. but we really need is for congress to act. there was a deal on the table, a bipartisan deal in the senate that would have been the most sweeping changes. not just do border enforcement and security about the immigration policy itself in many, many years. it didn't go anywhere. because a certain x official decided that he didn't like it. he thought it was better for a problem than a solution. the president took executive action. i will not foreclose what he will do in the future. what we need is comprehensive legislation. >> given the fact that there are concerns about the rising threat of terrorism, is the president considering raising the terror alert level? >> i am not aware of any decision to change that. we are watching this like a h hawk. in recent days, took an air strike against some isis leaders in somalia. it is not something that we have ever stopped focusing on. as you remember, when we conduct in their withdrawal from afghanistan, we talked about sharpening over the horizon targeting capability. you have seen that bear out in places like iraq and syria and somalia and other places. it is not something that we take lightly. it is not something that we aren't constantly trying to improve and sharpen. we have not lost one bit of focus on the terrorism threat. either here in the united states or around the world. >> in jake's meetings in india, has the plot to kill an american activist come up at all? do you expect that to be part of discussions? >> i don't have more to add on the conversation -- >> sandra: clearly a few moments and a few questions where john kirby was pressed on the rising terror threat here at home and obviously, a broad. something this white house is going to continuously be pressed on as we see this on the rise. >> john: yeah, we were going to talk to her eye found it but we didn't get a chance. bill maher has suggested that this is going to be a huge problem for democrats. we don't have that sound available. he said to democrats and people who support this immigration, we don't want to be called a racist. we will not make a move on immigration. he said it is going to get them f-where it on election day. it's happening in europe. it's happening here in america and happened with brexit. people are concerned about the security aspect of all of this. we just had the arrest of the fellow from el salvador who has been accused of killing that mother of five in maryland last year. and then you have the incident of laken riley down in georgia. people will say immigrants commit crimes at a lower rate than people that live in this country do. i don't think that is going to comfort the families of these folks at all. >> sandra: this is showing up in polling at top of voters minds as we get closer and closer to november. all right. >> no more taxes on tips. no taxes on tips. none. >> sandra: we are hearing more and more of this. that was in detroit over the weekend. former president donald trump is doubling down on the calls to eliminate taxes for tip workers. how could this affect americans relationships with tipping? we will ask our panel that just sat down. 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>> i agree there are some loopholes but i'm worried about the intended consequences and more dependent on the tip. >> i like the idea of people keeping their own money. you've got a debate in america. biden says take these guys money and give it to these guys to pay off their student debt. speech and says keep your own money and use it however you want to. i love that. i don't know if he gets this tax cut all the way through. if he is talking about lowering rates anywhere, that as i went back by the economy. you are getting us both sides. i am a guy who is saying tell me about lower rates. i want to see workers drive. >> is listen to the former president and his own words to spread the word on no tax on tips >> we need to spread the word so that every time you leave a tip for the next 5 montt on the receipt "vote for trump, because there is no tax on tips." >> sandra: kid rocked we do not reaction to that with pictures of receipts. people are already workers are taking their seats spread noa merritt on this. this is obviously into the hospitality sector which would greatly benefit him in states like nevada. there's been a struggle because of their rise in wages. employers have been having to pay more there. it's a struggle. >> we had kevin o'leary on our program. the big mr. wonderful money guy. an election ploy. it is a good talking point. good in nevada and some places with the high wages. it isn't enough to move the needle if you are talking about revenue. i guess it does put more money in people's pockets. >> sandra: the idea of tips was a special thank you for your service. here are some of the restaurant workers themselves on those taxes and tips how they feel. >> as somebody who has worked in the service industry, you know, it sucks to have your tips taxed. >> when you put in a lot of work and you don't get tipped well, and makes you feel like what did i do wrong? >> maybe this could be one thing. >> she just nailed it. "uncle sam has his and in everything." trump saying, i'm going to take the government's hand out of your tips. who in the world doesn't say, finally, someone fighting for america. >> i hear you. what i want is if you have to tax the tips, let's bring down the tax rates for everyone. bring it down. i am in favor of government having less money, because government doesn't spend that money wisely. we are better stewards of our money than government. >> sandra: this would allow some of the businesses to keep their wages low and it would be business friendly to them. if you take home or to pay, you are so dependent on the wages. >> isn't now an excuse for people to pay less? >> too much competition for workers. >> sandra: this is their incentive, trying to afford a home. i think this is what all those folks are talking about. they are trying to save. home prices hit a new record. a new record high nearly $400,000 for the average homeowner in america. a jump of 4.4% from already sky-high prices last year. final. >> usually when you have high interest rates, you see a housing correction. we are not getting that because 63% of the mortgages outstanding still have an interest rate under 4%. speak to the interest rate is forcing them to stay in their houses. i appreciate the solid debate. thank you very much. 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