biden s nightmare. i concluded that it was in the public interest to appoint a special counsel. cooperating fully. the president plays defense as the white house grapples with a brand new political reality. plus, mccarthy s majority comes back together after a bruising battle. we are one party. what we went through last week makes us strongly. next up a spending strike. and a defiant george santos says he is not going anywhere. i will not resign. i will hold the office elected by the people. even as gop colleagues say it is time for him to go. can t be honest with yourself you ll never be honest with your constituents. hello and welcome to inside politic sunday. the white house was feeling good this time last week. the republicans emerging from a nasty public civil war. inflation is coming down and the approval ratings are ticking up. what a difference seven days can make. classified materials next to your corvette? what were you thinking? i d get a ch
well for three years that he s incapable of serving as president. knowing that, they foisted him on the country and why did they do that? of course to carry out a task in the revolution. the historic protections of free speech and self-defense in the united states. to hobble domestic energy production, scram or gender roles until nobody can think clearly. hope that was the job like several species of marsupials, joe biden s task was to do one big thing was change the country forever and then disappear. we reached the disappearing part right about now. it democrats would like joe biden gone soon. no longer useful, just embarrassing. he complements the holocaust on trips to israel. you can t do that. unsurprisingly, 70% of democratic voters don t want joe biden to run again and you can be certain he won t. no matter what the staff is claiming, there pretending otherwise, but no matter what they say you will never hear another word from joe biden after january of 2025. the que
february of 2021, signs pointing to a recession soon if they are not already there. and with that cheery news, we kick off the day. john roberts in washington. harris said have a great weekend, i m with it. let s pull up stakes and go home. sandra: go with it. great to be with you, john. sandra smith in new york. this is america reports . latest response from the white house seems to be about semantics with the president and his team trying to change the definition of a recession. the administration is also claiming the economy is in strong shape due to a hot labor market and falling gas prices. john: millions of americans struggling to afford groceries and to fill up their tanks as inflation runs rampant. sandra: mike emmanuel is live on the north lawn, white house says don t look here, not recession, but the white house seems to counter what millions of americans are actually feeling. sandra, you are right. white house officials are already downplaying this week s
sitting to the north east of the uk, fairly brisk winds around the western flank and especially in northern scotland, we maintained the risk of gales. a band of showery rain sinking south across scotland and northern england, that could be accompanied by thunder and lightning, some showers elsewhere, generally large amounts of cloud but some sunny spells. remaining windy, though is that the average speeds, the gusts will be stronger in the far north but the wind is coming from the north or north west, feeling cooler particularly in northern scotland, 1a or 15 degrees, 25 in parts of eastern england. as we go deeper into the wee, low pressure swings away and high pressure swings away and high pressure builds from the south west meaning trike weather. there are places in the south east that could do with rain, not an awful lot in the forecast and after a relatively cool started a week, temperatures set to climb again as we move into thursday and friday. this is bbc news. the h
he s boasting about the fact that he that he canceled roe v. wade. i think joining us thank you to our viewers. thanks very much for watching our special coverage of debate night in america continues right here, right now on cnn with anderson cooper and erin burnett good evening from cnn headquarters in atlanta. we re just two hours from now. history will be made joe biden and donald trump s squaring off on the stage. we are showing you in the earliest ever presidential debate, the first ever between the president and ex-president the first in which one of the candidates is also convicted felon awaiting three other criminal trials and so much sets this debate apart from others, including rules tailored just for this occasion in and agreed to by both candidates. but there are so many unknowns about what will happen tonight. anderson, can president biden overcome the difficulties that so many incumbent presidents have faced in their first debates, can donald trump do what