everyone, and welcome to the amanpour hour. here s where we re headed this week up first from a mental standpoint, the last time i saw him, he seemed fine to me. america s most recognizable dr. anthony fauci on what he s witnessed about age in the executive branch and also the next possible pandemic. also this hour how biden can change he s the conversation. i think the truth is, every time is on tv at the moment, you can have have your house in your mouth concerns about trump s rambling rallies. if donald trump were just a dribbling tool i d be a lot less worried and how to lose elections and still be gracious. we can argue vigorously as a prime minister, and i did over the past six weeks, but still respect each other. then exclusive cnn reporting reveals israeli forces deemed abusive by the united in states and now shaping the campaign in gaza then as another tennis great calls game set and match on his career. from my archive, serena williams on retirement double-stand
came out fighting. it started with the letter to congressional democrats at landed in the inboxes before 9:00 a.m. which included these lines. i want you to know that despite all the speculation in the press and elsewhere, i am firmly committed to staying in this race to running this race to the end, and to beating donald trump. the question of how to move forward has been well aired for over a week now. it s time for it to end. less than an hour after that letter was made public, the president was on the phone with our friends at morning joe. the bottom line here is that we are not going anywhere. i am not going anywhere. i wouldn t be running if i didn t absolutely believe that i am the best candidate to be donald trump in 2024. i am not going to explain anymore about what i should or should not do. i am running. i m getting so frustrated, i m not talking about you, but the elite in the party who they know so much more. they don t think i should run, run against me. an ou
that the wall street journal was criticized and denounced for a story headlined closed behind closed doors that biden was slipping. paused for extended periods and closed his eyes for so long that some of the room wondered whether he tuned out and the piece was widely attacked. i am sort of actually embarrassed for the wall street journal with this piece. this piece is so tilted, so off the mark, is he 81 years old? yes. in the wake of president biden s disastrous debate and growing media and democratic revolt against the candidacy, coauthor annie linsky was surprised at the correspondent rhus of condemnation. what we ve seen in the last few days is the reporting we did was vindicated. we had a high bar for of what we were willing to report and what my editors were willing to report. where does the journal go to get its apology? this cover of the economist says it all. now other journalists are digging into biden s mental fitness and new york times reporting t
gutfeld industrial hygiene corporation in conjunction with self assembling elves presents how to be a journalist with your host, brad pitt. greg: hi, i m your host, brad pitt. let s talk about rolling stone, also known as crap. the once great now pile of wet garbage published a story claiming an oklahoma hospital was so overwhelmed by patients overdosing on horace d wormer medication than actual gunshot victims were stuck outside in ambulances waiting for beds. meanwhile, horses full of worms had to wait outside because they weren t wearing masks. with a story that sounds this on the nose you would assume any competent journalist would reach out to the hospitals before they write about it. after all, these modern facilities have phones and facts machines and carrier pigeons at a brand-new thing we like to call email. having two or more sources, verifying information before you presented as fact, oh, where s the fun in that? this is rolling stone, whose readership still ha
sonia sotomayor called the court s order stunning. but while the texas law and the court s decision might have stunned us with this brazenness, we cannot be surprised. the current court with five of its nine members appointed by republican presidents who did not win the popular vote. while they ve shown nothing but disdain for the fundamental rights of america s most marginalized people, this court has continuously disregarded not just the right to choose but also the single-most right of citizens in a so-called democracy. the right to vote and choose their own leaders. the two are inextricably in connected. both fundamental issues about the right to self-determination. in a truly free society, people should get to decide whether and when to become parents without interference from the government. just as we should have guaranteed access to the ballot box without fear of intimidation, suppression, or retaliation. that s why we marched on the capitol last saturday, last week t