filters its way in to the political spectrum. yeah, we know how visuals become viral. they become the exclamation point on a story. i noticed he pointed back that there was something impeded him or he tripped over. the late night shows will do something with this. they ll, you know, want to make light of it. thank goodness he s fine. quickly recovered. everybody was there to help him. we see in the polling not just among republicans that they have concerns about doubts about this, independents and democrats as well, the polling shows that they are concerned about the president s age as he moves forward in this re-election bid. trace: you go forward from that and you think, well, it s not just the age. it s the fact that there tends to be this pseudobunker campaign mentality where you ll send a lot of surrogates out to campaign for you. you have gotten criticism about not wanting to debate. it all fits together. fair assessment? yeah, you have our peter doocy asking questions abou
eastern time, the two frontrunners making multiple stops today swiping each other along the way. when i heard desantious out say we need eight years, we need six months. if you need eight years, who the hell wants to what wait eight year? leadership is also not entertainment. it s not about building a brand. it s not about virtual signalling. it s about producing results for the people that you represent. trace: we ll have reaction from kayleigh mcenany in moments. first to shannon bream. host of fox news sunday. shannon, it s great to see you. i want your take if i can on the breaking news at the top of the show, which is president biden falling on stage at the graduation ceremony. it to me, it appears like this is going to become fodder. people are already talking about his age. it doesn t poll well. when stuff like this happens, it
would reduce the deficit by $1.5 trillion over ten years. clawing back billions in covid relief and end biden s freeze on student loan repayments in august. it needs for 60 votes to pass but any senator has the power to slow it all down. senators on both sides of the aisle acknowledge time is running out and default is not an option. we have to pass the bill. you have to swallow hard on some parts of it, i m sure they would say the same thing. reporter: this and i could vote on the bill as early as tonight, senate majority leader chuck schumer vowing to keep the senate in session for as long as it takes until the bill reaches president biden s desk. he trusts he s h has david: were coming in as we are on the air tonight about a small plane crashing into the waters near the bahamas and the plane was on the way to u.s. the plane submerged in water we are told five people were on board and all five people have now been rescued. of pulled from the water.
david: good evening, great to have you with us on the thursday night and we begin tonight with a frightening image, president biden falling on stage of the u.s. air force academy in colorado springs. he had delivered the commencement address, the president taking part in the time honored tradition addressing the graduates at one of america s military academies and shaking their hands. but afterwards as he turned to go back to his seat, the audience witnessing him fall from the stage. real concern on the stage and in the crowd, the president quickly getting up with some help. continuing to his seat for the remainder of the event. tonight the white house as the culprit right there on the stage on the left, two black sandbag supporting the teleprompter the speakers were using today. again, the white house says the president is fine but they know all eyes are on the president always especially with the race for the white house under way. of course mary, first off, the president is okay t
shortly after the fall. this all happened after he deliver the commencement address and shook hands with graduates for nearly two hours. he then turned to head back to his seat and that is when he appeared to trip over the sandbag that s next to him on the stage. he was able to get back up and he was seen interacting with the crown shortly after that fall. but giving voters concerns about the president s age, this is an image his critics are already capitalizing on and pouncing on. donald trump was quick to weigh in on this, but david, the bottom line the white house says the president simply tripped and he s doing well. david: mary bruce tonight, thank you. we turned to former president trump and tonight sources telling federal prosecutors have an audio recording of trump from july of 2021 which the former president acknowledges he held onto a sensitive military document about an attack plan on iran during the trump administration. this conversation well after he left office and let