president biden: my grandpa biden died very young, died in the hospital i was born in six days before i was born. my dad was high school educated guy and worked like hell. he didn t have a chance to go to college. i was listed poorest man in the united states congress for years. my wife called me, did you read the paper today? i was campaigning for pat leahing y in vermont. headline, above the fold, only politician s wife would say that. biden poorest man in congress, is that true? one of the senior guys at amtrak, who i rode with all the time, joey, baby, grabs my cheek. swear to god. kayleigh: all of those false. where is glen kesler, fact checker when you need them? must be napping.
letters, the stated goal is cracking down on well healed tax chiefs to close tax gap estimated at $381 billion a year. the i.r.s. will audit more people to pay for the inflation reduction act, to give them $80 billion more. joe: i m surprised he didn t say seize or pounce, usually the more common words used in these situations, the irs is being expanded in a significant way. no one never said i want to see more irs in our lives when you look at nonpartisan analysis and glen kesler is anything but nonpartisan. people in middle and lower class will be targeted most under this new irs and have strange feeling
the wuhan lab leak theory suddenly became credible. no, glen, it was always credible, and always logical. you were just dead wrong. eat that fact check. that s called the truth. you, your abusively biased colleagues and the media mob, you just hated trump so much that you were willing to push chinese propaganda from the world health organization to try and make donald trump look stupid. he was right, glen, when are you going to apologize. and who looks stupid now. care to fact check that fact? then, of course, this doozy from maggie, you know, people at the new york times, they get pulitzers for stories that are false. she has a different although surprising theory about how the media got it wrong. they got it wrong because donald trump made them get it wrong. it s his fault. take a look. i do think it s important to remember that part of the issue when this was first being reported on and discussed, back a few months after the pandemic
vladimir putin has dreamed of. he s done his best to try to weaken the alliance in nato. he has done his best to encourage splits within the european union with with the brexit situation in the uk. he has given free reign in syria. these are things that have been beneficial for russia in policy interests and began geopolitical aspirations, and i was just going to say there have been some sanctions that have been imposed under his presidency, but that was generally imposed by congress over trump s objections. that s right. his rhetoric hasn t matched sort of the imposition of those sanctions. we have a lot still to talk about. you re going to stand by with us, glen kesler from the washington post. the claim from the president that the courts would never allowed impeachment.
in the case of nixon the art calves impeachment that were passed had nothing to do with the underlying crime of the break-in. it had to do with nixon s efforts to cover up the the crime, to obstruct justice it, you know, prevent the investigation from going forward. one of the articles actually had to do with the fact that he wasn t answering subpoenas from corporation and, you know, right now the president s administration is not answering dozen of subpoenas, so if congress wanted, to they coast guard for the whole russia thing and simply focus on that. very interesting. glen kesler, thanks so much for coming in and spending so much time with us as we fact check with this. when president trump has to say about a report that the u.s. asked the uss mccain to be out of view during a trip to japan and the calls for impeachment. growing. a number of democrats, the number is growing. my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family