Welcome back, you are watching a special third hour of the weekend this morning. President biden insisting he will remain on the 2024 ticket even as congressional deck at democrats say you should step aside. After dates being sidelined by but, his team is planning trips to georgia and texas when he bounces back. Axios reports democratic officials are urging biden to make a decision on his future this weekend but many biden officials, including the president himself, indicated that the matter is already settled. Joining us now, deputy campaign manager for biden/harris 2024, quentin fulks. It is good to see you my friend. I want to start with comments from nancy pelosi at the unity dinner in a north carolina last night. Elections are not about rewarding you for what you have done. They are about what you are going to do next. And what you are going to do next, we can prove as president biden, vice president kamala harris did, as we did, as the democratic majority, that we know how to do
january 6th right despite a warning from intelligence officials that there might be. officials want the national guard to stay on in washington for a while yet. we begin tonight with a surge in illegal immigration putting the new white house team on the defensive and facing criticism that its own responses not much different than the one by the predecessor, which was heavily criticized. correspondent casey siegel is in eagle pass, texas, again tonight. good evening. john, good evening. federal agents out here working on the border saying that they are desperately trying to avoid a repeat of the 2019 humanitarian crisis down here. unfortunately, as new numbers and stats come in daily, their optimism is fading. despite its close proximity to the southern border. life on emily king s remote ranch in south texas is usually pretty quiet. maybe if i had one or two incidents in the last four years. that was then, this is now. to speak of the last month, 45 days, it had literal
not help. i m not sure that his staff is exactly excited about the news that he made. no. a lot of clean up. martha: a lot to clean up. we have new poll numbers that are just out today. approval is down 16 points for this president, 59% in july, a healthy number now at 43%. look at this one. 28% of the country answers yes to the question, would you like to see president biden run again in 2024? 48% of his own party under water about whether or not they want to see him at the top of the ticket despite his assurance that that is where he expects to be with kamala harris by his side. i have a great panel joining me now. arbery ari flisch and marc thiessen. great to have you here. so foggy, meandering, weak and needs cleanup. that was from cnn and msnbc, ari. what was your take-away? yeah, the only commentary that i m interested in is vladimir putin s. after joe biden issued the invitation for vladimir putin to have an incursion in to ukraine cost-free, what signal has
reaction to the ncaa big decision. john: soft on crime policies, emboldening career criminals released too soon. happy friday eve to you, sandra. sandra: i love you look at it that way, john. a spotlight on homeless criminals who are the hardest to track in the system. california, police arresting a man wanted in the murder of ucla grad student brianna kupfer. shawn smith stabbed kupfer to death in a random daytime attack as she was working in a furniture store in los angeles. john: critics blame the lenient laws to be free on the streets. howard safer will join us in a moment. sandra: jonathan hunt is live in los angeles. what do we know about smith s criminal record? before he allegedly stabbed her, he had been bailed on both coasts. democrat and republican prosecutors, covid court delays also involved, a perfect storm of circumstances, tragically ending with the death of kupfer. smith was arrested after a member of the public called 911 having spotted him in pasa
steve him in and it wore mixed messaging from the white house on that line five at pipeline controversy for reports that they were mulling a pipeline shut down studying the impact o shutting down we will tell you with the bite in a ministry a ministry as saying now about that after being pressed by fox news as million of americans ar facing higher costs to gas up their cars and keep their homes at this winter. americans frustrated with out o stock items are grocery stores that outpacing the possibility and origins of trumpet russian investigation chief breaking news tracy gallagher is on the case tonight. here is how this all fits together attorney michael sussman was recently indicted b charm durham for lying to the fbi in 2016 telling the feds he was not working for any client when in fact he was working for hillary clint s campaign. the indictment says he also tol the sb fbi that the presidentia candidate donald trump was usin a russian bank to secretly communicate with th