Pete it is the 7 a. M. Hour of fox Friends Weekend. Starting with this, more bad news for biden. New polls show nearly half of dems dont want him to be their nominee. As Saturday Night Live takes on age concerns and if his inner circle. Behind closed doors, joe is incredible. Behind closed doors, hes a whirlwind. Behind closed doors, hes a dynamo. I was with joe biden for the past weekend and, whew, he wiped me out. [laughter] will just trying to figure out who was funny. Plus, a School Highs Showdown is on the ballot in texas. Will parents make their voices heard this tuesday . If a. Rachel i hope so. And what time do you drink your coffee . This is a coffee morning. Every morning for you is a coffee morning. This is a jumbo coffee morning. Rachel thats right. Experts are sharing conflicting guidance on the best time for a cup of joe. The second hour of fox Friends Weekend starts right now. If. Hey, you, Get Off Of My Cloud if. Rachel good morning, everybody. Its 7 00 a. M. Here on th
to balance the books. plus, with the cost of living soaring around the world, global debt has hit a record $300 trillion. so we ll hear from the boss of europe s leading debt collection agency about how it balances the need to recover cash for its clients with people s ability to pay. wherever you rejoining me from around the world. once again, a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. getting old is something that happens to all of us. butjust how are we as individuals and as a society going to pay for it? this year, france has seen high profile and often violent demonstrations about government plans to address exactly that question. but the french aren t alone, across europe as well as in the us and japan and many other countries. our populations are getting older at a time when the global economic system has undergone a series of major shocks. since the second world war global life expectancy has risen steadily, while birth rates fall. in 2019 before the pandemic, the av
powerful allegations about murray s actions and inaction. let s go to ted rollins in los angeles. what s the latest, ted? well, joe, it was a compelling day in court so far. it continues this afternoon here in los angeles. all day, it has been alberto alvarez, the director of lodgistics for michael jackson and he has taken the jury inside the jackson house during those critical moments of chaos while jackson was lying on his bed. he describes the scenario where he gets a call, rushes in, sees murray in the room. sees jackson laying there with his mouth open. he also testified that murray asked him to help him collect bottles of propofol. i believe dr. conrad murray had the best intentions for mr. jackson, so i didn t question his authority. at the time. i knew it was a medical emergency, so i proceeded to follow mr. conrad murray s instructions. okay. what did you think when did you think these items were being packed up for? i thought we were packing, getting ready
and at 4:00 eastern time, at the movies, we re getting the grade on contagion. president obama calls his plan a jolt, not a stimulus. but it is. still, the big question remains, will it work? i m christine romans. welcome to your your money. the american jobs act includes payroll tax cuts for 98% of businesses, a tax credit for hiring unemployed veterans, modernization of 35,000 public schools, a tax credit for hiring the long-term unemployed and a provision to help refinance mortgages at very low interest rates. stephen moore is an editorial writer with the wall street journal. mark zandi says this plan, if it was enacted in its entirety could create almost 2 million jobs. let me guess, you re skeptical? i am. i m friends with mark and have known him for a long time. but he s been wrong on his projections on jobs. an amazing statistic, i just looked up these numbers. we have 1 million fewer jobs today than we did in february of y when we created the $800 billion st