address, president biden is expected to present a picture of a nation on the rebound making solid progress, especially in regards to the u.s. economy. republicans will portray the president as largely failing. and they have a boat load of new poll numbers to back them up. perhaps, most striking of all those polls, results showing a majority of americans and most democrats do not want president biden to run for re-election. and after the spy balloon journey across the country and increasing aggressive actions around the world, china is expected to be a major topic tonight as well. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off live tonight from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. good evening, bret. this speech is widely seen as an anchor to president biden s 2024 announcement. but, looming over it is the fallout from his handling of the chinese spy balloon exposing division within his own party and doubts about his job in office. hours before his speech, the pent
Friend and their children. There was just smoke and there were embers falling down from the roof and people were screaming and we just ran and ran and ran. Reporter Bethany Keeling was right near the exit when the bomb went off. I saw like a flash. Like, an explosion flash. I grabbed my friends hand and we just ran. But we looked and we could see the bodies on the floor. Reporter victims were lying where theyd fallen. The ground was streaked with blood. The killer today identified as 22year old britishborn salman abedi. Police believe he detonated his suicide bomb here, in an area connecting the massive arena to the nearby train station, which then descended into chaos. When the bomb went off, many parents were waiting outside to collect their kids after the show. For some of the youngsters, it was their first concert. Joe gregory was sitting in his car, waiting to pick up his girlfriend. 22yearold salman abedi, was born in manchester, the son of a family who emigrated from libya. A co
for $1,000, if you don t send t it to washington, we can t spend it. that s good news for the american people. newfobut just to follow up, yod during the trump administration ,you approved a 4.4 trillion, 4.1 trillion, 1.7 trillion over the course of that . f mostration $.4 tri that s a lot of money. there s no doubt that during the trump administration, we ng the t with the covidt virus. we spent more money. but here s what happened at mos what h our time, in the m majority, we had low unemployment, record low unemployment, three and a half percent for the majority of the population and 70% 70 year low for women. african-americans, hispanicsasis and asians at an all time low. but our inflation was at 2% under joe biden, we ve seen the exact opposite. we ve seen inflation explode, which led to 12 federal reserve increase s, just devastating homebuyers today. mr. ramaswamy, you re listening to, if i may, one second.
insurance corporation, which helps oversee the us financial system. he s now a professor at duke university. good to talk to you again. fitch warning the coveted triple a rating the us enjoys could be in doubt if this goes further, goes right to the wire. your thoughts? it’s wire. your thoughts? it s absolutely wire. yourthoughts? it s absolutely possible and the political chaos here in washington standing directly in the path of the whole us financial system, especially the dollar and the balance in the dollar and the balance in the us, isn t doing anything to make anyone here or around the world feel more comfortable that the us is a stable place to anchor financial activity. who will blink first?- to anchor financial activity. who will blink first? that is the $1 trillion who will blink first? that is the $1 trillion question. - who will blink first? that is l the $1 trillion question. $34.1 trillion question. it is clear there is a framework they are working on clear there is
session, k he then passed the dt ceiling, the only debt ceiling bill that has hassed passed isth the mccarthy bill which has $4.1 trillion in cuts and is the first significant step towards avoiding default, and then he left tdo become the first speakr in 5o thebe years to address te denecessary se to t in israel oe 75th anniversary of the founding of israel. that s jus t one week in the lie of speaker mccarthy.eake and in the process concern and, by then th way, this congressioa delegationl includes a number om ocdemocrats. so he s working very hard to build a bipartisan momentum inti the direction ofsa real reform. maria: yeah. and nowth i think it s goingo be up to the senate and biden to respond to the reality. maria: and he follows you being the first speaker to do so.st former speaker of the house newt gingrich, great to seesp you. thank you, sir. goo td to see you. maria: have a great sunday, everybody. i ll see you again tomorrow. detour yeah. school isn t gonna