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
we ll see what happens. kelly and i will speak with some voters that tell us what they would like to see and hear from the candidates on the stage and the message that they have ahead of the debate for former president donald trump as well. first, president biden is about to make some remarks on the u.s. economy. they ve been pushing bidenomics very hard over the past couple days. clearly this is central to the president s re-election push. yesterday s speech though after it kind of got fact checked by many, it ran into some serious headwinds. it s a head scratcher as to why he brings up some of these things that are so easily unwound on the truth meter. there were about seven or eight of them in this speech that got picked apart one by one. we re not going to go through them all. the question is why he keeps raising the same things over that get debunked. here s one random one. the president said i saw this bridge collapse in pittsburgh when i was on the scene last year. wat
john roberts will stay with us live with his great coverage from jerusalem. our fox team coverage continues on the ground spanning from southern israel to tel aviv. we ll take you to all of our reporters positioned across the country with live reporting during the course of the story today. we re seeing protests that are erupting across the world in the wake of the horrific blast that reportedly killed hunts at a gaza hospital yesterday afternoon. you saw that live as it unfolded on our air. islamic groups burning an image of the israeli flag in turkey today. here s the chaos at the u.s. embassy in beirut, lebanon. watch this. just feels like the world the erupting in so many places right now. this is the explosion at the hospital in gaza that sparked much of this recent wave of outrage. this video, you can see the blast there. people that look at this video frame by frame, this particular piece of video was shown on al-jazeera. it shows a rocket that takes off from gaza an
. sandra: you re looking live at protests on capitol hill. demonstrations filling the capitol hill rotunda. the protester there s are demanding a cease fire in israel. that is the scene in washington, this following a series of protests happening across the mideast following the blast at a hospital in gaza. all of this as the president, president biden, wraps his visit to the region. okay. we re watching all of those live events for you at this hour. welcome. i m sandra smith in for neil cavuto. this is your world. we watch the capitol, let s go to israel where mike tobin is standing by. tensions remain high. we head in to the evening hours here on the east coast. well in to the night there. mike? well, the president has now left israel. air force one stopped in ramstein air force base to refuel. from the moment he was on the tarmac, the message is one of solidarity from israel and the promise from the president to bring the hostages home. we re working with partners
Tomorrow. today is wednesday. we have a new podcast out. it s an interesting discussion with veteran political analyst doug schroen with his predictions for what he think will happen in the debate on wednesday. tune in to that. it s available at foxnewspodcasts.com. see you tomorrow. have a great evening. stay well. see you thursday. neil: well, you say it s your birthday. the white house celebrating the signing of the inflation reduction act a year ago today. how time flies. what the administration is whooping it up, americans are still paying up. shelling out $700 more a month than they did two years ago. paying more for things like food, gas and mortgages.