friday and with me is jackie deangelis, doctrine janette nesheiwat, and tomi lahren, and joe concha. sensitive details about witnesses and the scope and direction of the investigation from the affidavit but it may offer some new details on the events leading up to the search we will keep you updated on the breaking news. in the meantime, president biden president biden drawing severe criticism today. he kicked off his midterm push in maryland yesterday back from vacation. it was a build as a unity rally. interesting name because he decided to attack. i respect conservative republicans. i don t respect these maga republicans. the maga republicans don t just threaten economic security but they are a threat to our very democracy. they refused to accept the will of the people here in maga republicans don t have the clue about republican spirits because they have made their choice to go backwards full of anger, violence, kate, and division but we have chosen a different path: fo
joe: he has had moments before. during the voting rights push, saying if you don t support this federalizing voting rights, what we want, then you are bill connor, jefferson davis. and we saw in florida yesterday charlie crist, against the strategy appears to be let s insult people that we may need to vote for us if we want to stay in power. he talked about the battlefield of love? isn t that a duet with taylor smith and richard marx? [laughter] right? he ran on unifying the country and appears to have zero interest in doing that based on his own party. kayleigh: right, he does this unity rally and tomi a private fund-raiser with democrats and is a wee leaks out. here were his comments, what we see the death nail of extreme philosophy and the entire philosophy that underpins it. i will say something. it is like semi fascism.
specific. he ll talk about solutions and the actual process he s calling for in the senate to make this happen. to get these two bills across the finish line. you ve got this john lewis go ahead. go ahead, jeff, voyeur. i m just saying quickly so people know what we re talking about, the two bills, the john lewis voting rights act, which would restore pre-clearance and give federal oversight of those voting laws in states that have a history of discrimination, and the freedom to vote act, which would do a number of things, make election day a national holiday, allow same-day voter registration and allow mail-in ballots for anyone who would request them. those are the two specific bills that the house have now passed that are now langishing in the senate. and it seems that that second bill has a very high cliff to climb to get through. that s right. that s the real political risk, jose, at least in the short-term, is that you have the president potentially raising expectations
america has always been facing threats, transnational gangs, cartels, china, but the biden doj with great fanfare ha concocted a new threat. you. we have seen a growing threa from those who are motivated by racial animus as well as those who describe to extremist antigovernment and antiauthorit ideologies. i decided to establish the domestic terrorism unit to augment our existing approach. to get the message is what kaman . you have the wrong ideology, an you could be targeted by federa agents, and treated like a terrorist. joining me now is the former head of the fbi from an investigative and former fbi assistant director. chris, this stems from the week after the january 6 anniversary while the voting rights push is going on so-called voting right bush, doesn t this seem a littl to cutely find here. it s way too much in sync. i would like to think they doj
i m going to end with the hope. we have moved a lot of senators who didn t believe in changing the rules at all for the filibuster in the senate who now do support it, and unfortunately, we still have a couple that aren t there, and i just hope that the debate on the senate floor and the push over this weekend shows those remaining senators that this is about which side of history you re going to stand on and the country needs them to stand on the right side of history and pass the john lewis voting rights act and the freedom vote act. you know, i have to say, you speak about the history and standing on the right side of it, and in fact, i m going to put up a tweet that just came from the president, not just 20 minutes or so ago, shortly before 2:00 p.m. eastern, in which he says, history has never been kind to those who have sided with voter suppression over voters rights and it will be even less kind for those who side with election subversion.