18 months of this campaign and over my, throughout my presidency, will be to end the corrupt merger of state and corporate power. there s a new corporate feudalism in our country. greg: robert f. kennedy jr. is ready to challenge him for the democratic nomination. the media tries to write him off as a fringe candidate, but he already has 14% of joe s voters, no fringe, and 32% would rather have anybody but biden. the president could stop the democrat back stabbing if he was popular, but the white house can t defend that. 50% of those polled have a negative view of the economy. president biden talks about the economy all the time. he talked about the economy all the time because he wants the american people to know he is doing everything he can to make sure that his policies that he has put forward that has shown that he is building an economy that doesn t leave anybody behind. i know you re reading a poll now. that is one poll. greg: there you go, just one poll. dan
bret: but breaking tonight, there are growing questions about the biden administration s policy on china. while the president talks tough, critics say president biden appears to be taking a kid glove approach in several key areas. we have fox team coverage. jennifer griffin is at the pentagon. looks at how the american military is preparing for a conflicted with beijing possibly. we begin hour with white house correspondent peter doocy on the white house s north lawn and the president s reluctance to push china too hard. that s exactly right officials are putting out the word they are not trying to beat china economically or at anything. but they are trying to make things more competitive with china by taking some pieces off the board. mr. president, welcome. peter: as mr. biden talks colombia. key to the hemisphere. peter: and climate change. we are at a moment of great peril but great opportunities. treasury secretary teasing a move to move u.s. business to
they just finished the daughter s last cancer treatment. dana: that s great one more thing. excellent. greg: joey, 15 seconds. joe: scotts borough, alabama. bat museum. all kinds of crazy stuff i bet drug collection is really cool. greg: that s amazing. geraldo geraldo how could you have that in your luggage and forget it. greg: that s it for us. special report is up next. hey, bret. bret: hey, greg. thank you. good evening, welcome to washington. i m bret baier. the hunter biden investigation we will talk with an attorney for an irs agent who may have more insight on whether the biden white house is interfering in that investigation. we will speak with him live. the largest and most powerful rocket ever built successfully launches. we will show you, however, what happened soon thereafter. and the next major development in the battle over transgender participation in women s sports.
relations for the atlantic. also joining me is stephen hall. this is fascinating julia, you wrote a long piece about this. and you say it s not the first time. explain that to me. so it goes back all the way to the 1930s where the soviet union then it was the soviet union was looking to exploit processes that were happening inside the u.s., racial tensions happening inside the u.s. to splinter american politics. much the same way they used black lives matter and black matters west, you know, all these weird groups to fan the flames of social division and political division in the u.s. but it goes back all the way to the 1930 s, including the scotts borough nine when these black men were accused repeatedly of raping two white women.
luggage senator is the economic impact it s had on northern alabama. the town only has about 15,000 residents, because of the center, they have been really sheltered by the recession. take a listen. they are a wonderful tourism partner for us in the entire jackson county because they have over a million visitors every year. and those million visitors stay in hotels, they eat at restaurants. so it s really been a big boost. the reason they haven t moved it from scotts borough, alabama, to a place like atlanta because the nostalgia. it s been in the family for more than 40 years. why get rid of a good thing, shannon? shannon: i may have to go down there and check some things out. you have to go down there. shannon: thank you very much. very interesting. have a good one, thanks. shannon: now that celebrations have scheduled, it s time to get down by-to-business. reorganizing egypt s government is no small undertaking. we will go over what to expect coming up.