trying to make his way here into the studio. he s got an hour to get here, apparently they are in a lockdown at the moment but he will eventually, we believe, get here. don t put him at the top. i was going to say, i can be your guest, if you need. if you need me to tap dance. we were hoping to get him earlier but he s going to get over here and tell us what went on in there. spilled the tea mike, i want to know. the name of this episode is, waiting for mike. a new play by lawrence o donnell. carry on. thank you. a presidential campaign came to new york city tonight in fact, it s across the street from here. the single biggest fundraiser of a presidential campaign took place tonight with three presidents on stage. biden, obama and clinton. the event shows the unity of the democratic party, not just the democratic party today but the democratic party of the last 30 years, as it was led by president bill clinton and then president barack obama and now president jo
the president admits the act with a lot of green goodies could have gone by a different name. what are they celebrating? like i said, the inflation reduction act didn t bring inflation down. today we look at what and specifically who did. prices are down, but price hikes still are not. and a key interest rated just closed at a 15-year high. let s go to jacqui heinrich at the white house on the fast-moving developments on who gets credit and whether it s a birthday debby down to say it s not the white house when it comes to inflation or this inflation reduction act. jacqui? hi, neil. yeah, we got out of the east room where the president held the 1-year anniversary celebration. it was a classic joe biden event. he whispered at one point, yelled at another point. he said the inflation reduction acted is working. he called it a key part of bidenomics, touting jobs creation, specifically in manufacturing and new investments in climate, even though he didn t get in to the fact th
destroying the country. neil: i m rubber, your glue. whatever you say bounces off you and sticks to me. if this is how democrats treated one of their own for daring to challenge a president, maybe robert f. kennedy jr. isn t a problem. maybe the president is. while we re at it? donald trump is in fox on top of a growing number of voters restless for something else or should we say someone else? hollywood might love sequels, but that doesn t mean voters do. the prospect of biden-trump ii doesn t have the same ring as the god father 2. voters this go-round fed up. half of americans say they could support a third-party candidate. that s according to the latest poll. in a separate monmouth university survey out today, more than one out of three probably would. depends on the candidate, of course. and obviously the voter. we report, we re still waiting for you to decide. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. glad to have you with us. nothing new about americans open to the concep
understand. i just don t you think the american people might question that that every few days more documents have been found at his house. what i m telling you is what the president has said. he takes this very seriously. neil: and i think he also was surprised. president biden back at the white house. more questions swirling around a new batch of classified documents found in his wilmington delaware home. third time that they found more there they thought were there. the consensual search by the fbi was initiated by the white house and might extend, might extend to his vacation home in delaware. more on that. so what s going on here? we have you covered with peter doocy at the white house where a press briefing just wrapped up. aishah hasnie on capitol hill where the questions just keep piling up and house oversight committee member pete sessions on whether the administration is giving up. by that, giving up any answers. welcome. i m neil cavuto. good to have you on
[bleep] they just is literally move methodically forward, peeling away all those barriers and hen the people themselves. free, free palestine! [inaudible conversations] [background sounds] [bleep] neil: man, oh, man, what a weekend. we are not done, my friends. welcome, everybody. after that we are now looking at more potential problems this weekend as a crackdown at several anti-israeli protests continue to overrun colleges and universities. at least one graduation ceremony has been disrupted by it and at least one canceled because of it and we, well, we re all over it with the former police chief in l.a. and served that same function in new york, bill bat bratton, on how authorities can put a stop to it and congresswoman virginia foxx who will ban loan forgivenesses from students participating in it. plus, another week in new york in a courtroom for the former president of the united states. right now courting donors and potential running mates in palm beach, florida. c