prevalent among the latino community? it s genetically oriented. they have a predisposition to it. maria: okay. just like african-americans have a predisposition to certain types of things. maria: okay. [inaudible] maria: dr. carson, it s so great to see you. thanks for all of the work that you continue to do and contribute to this great country. we so appreciate your time, sir. thank you. thank you, maria. maria: all right. dr. ben carson joining us. quick break and then a recent poll says 54% of democrats do not want joe biden to run again in 2024. my next guest has his to own ideas on who should be the face of the democratic party. i ll be talking with congressman ro khanna on 2024 and pushback over the democrats climate change agenda. we ll be right back. best
the questions swirling around the commander in chief from supporters, independents and now the media as the president shocks world this week with his own cancer diagnosis leaving the white house to clean up yet another mess. that s why and so many people i grew up with have cancer and why delaware has the highest cancer rate in the nation. maria: coming up, dr. ben carson on joe biden s capacity to lead amidst new worries over monkeypox and polio. plus, joe biden claims he will push his climate spending and tax plans through. coming up, california congressman ro khanna on who is taking responsibility for the democrats failed climate change agenda. plus, what biden s record low approval numbers mean for america and the white house now. then president trump campaigning for kari lake in arizona over the weekend. look at what has happened to
ro khanna was the one individual when he had the ability to ask the question to all the ceos from the energy company, you know what he asked them last year? he asked hem if they would promise to produce less oil. so if you want your gasoline price high, that s exactly what he was requesting of them to do, putting them on the spot. so when he talks about going to this green new deal, he s picking one part over another. and that s the problem, and that s what the biden administration and democrats are doing. we ve got an energy emergency right now. we need to be producing more american energy, not less. maria: yeah. but that s what they have been working time and again. maria: yeah. i did try to make that point but, you know, when you look at all of these issues out there today, you can understand why president biden s ratings are at all-time lows. only 31% of the american people think he s doing a good job with inflation at 40-year highs and the wide open border. this is a lott to com
he appears so weak on china; canceling the china initiative, considering lifting tariffs on can chinese imports and continuing to push this climate change agenda which in some cases once again benefits china with so much of the agenda produced there such as electric vehicles, batteries, solar panels. the agenda will not pass congress as proposed, we re toll. joining me right now to assess the agenda and more is california congressman ro khanna. he sits on the house oversight, armed services and agriculture committee. congressman, hanks very much thanks very much for being here this morning. good morning, maria. always a pleasure. maria: i know there was a vote, the house motion to not sell oil from the u.s. strategic reserves. what happened? well, i don t think we should be selling oil to foreign countries right now. i have called for a ban on exports. that s a procedural vote,