get full secured border. if they wanted to go that route. look at the first two years of joe biden s presidency when secretary mayokas said congress should act. they had the house, senate and white house and never tried to act. in fact, it was administrative action that opened up the border. president biden with the stroke of a pen could solve this problem right now. he doesn t want to. you know what else they aren t talking about? they aren t talking about the nearly 300 young people every single day who are dying because of fentanyl and other drug overdoses in america that are directly due to biden s open border. that s almost 100,000 young people last year. why doesn t president biden care about the 300 young people that die today and tomorrow and brought in drugs like fentanyl in because the cartels are running the southern border. dana: house republicans have a bill to move forward. decide if the president will take you up on it. you meet with him tomorrow about the debt ceiling
there was nothing wrong with it. they re clearly appears to have been something wrong. but the issue for me is that that s a misdemeanor charge and that they re having to think at this point about how to charge that in a certain way and presents certain evidence to actually make it a felony. and i hate to see what i think is probably the weaker of the cases move forward first, because that oftentimes has a tendency to create bad law that they can hurt. good cases. uh i like the idea and i appreciate the fact that jack smith special counsel is moving forward quickly. by all accounts. he s got both feet on the gas, and that s going to be an important thing as we go. i think those cases because of the sort of the nationwide jurisdiction that he has the ability to look at all that those to me strike me as a stronger cases. then, of course, you ve got the georgia case in the district attorney s trying to make a decision about which, if any charges will proceed on given the special graduated
that the election was stolen even though he could have. at one point he told dominion lawyers the strategies are clear. we report the news fairly improperly and we allow commentators a lot of freedom. doc went to great to show that he was not in control of fox and had no power to control the people who work for him, even though he could and would communicate with the ceo of fox roughly twice a week however he did have a vested interest in republican politics and the republican agenda. to the point where, he was shaping private rather sharing private information about the biden campaign with jared kushner because they were friends. he also told dominion lawyers that he would request that the network push specific candidates and agenda issues. murdoch would like the public and dominion lawyers to believe he s just a silent steward, his actions over and over again show that he was more like a benevolent dictator, which means if you really want to put a stop to the lies, ever so destructiv
with a good conscience, our only sure reward. joining us now, president of the council on foreign relations, richard haass, his new book out today is entitled the bill of obligations, the ten habits of good citizens, also with us for this discussion is author and nbc news presidential historian, michael beschloss. hold on a second, richard, before we start, anything you want to say about the giants today? no. joe. anything? this is not part of his civic duty. joe, it s time to must have on. joe, one of the obligations is to be civil. you re violating it, move on. yes, that s a violation, mr. scarboro. if there s anything you want to get off your chest talking about the giants, you can before we get started to. he doesn t want to. richard, in the book you write there, in a more perfect world a book such as this would not be necessary because every american would gate grounding in civics,
to take care of our business starting monday, we re going to pass the rules package and then get into policies that are so important to the nem this country and you to the people in this country and you talked about one of the most important threats to the country and that s the open border. we re going to be bringing bills in the first week dealing with border security, chip roy s bill is going to be one of those first up. obviously our committees, judiciary committee, jim jordan and his committee are ready to dive into that as well. we ll be working to tack he he ll inflation, lower the cost of things for family. look at energy. we need to become energy independent again. we know how to do it like we know how to secure the border. there are things that biden could do today to secure the border. he just doesn t want to. there are things president biden could do to lower energy costs. he doesn t want to. he made the country depen dependent onforeign countries. we have to help countri