Good morning, its tuesday, august, too, by the way. Im bill hemmer. Dana bills favorite month. Im dana perino and this is americas newsroom. That was quite a thing yesterday. Well cover all the angles. One of the key phrases was the illusion of access. Thats what devon archer told lawmakers hunter biden was selling. Bill archer says hunter repeatedly put his dad on the speakerphone while off with clients all over the world. He witnessed that more than 20 times over the course of a decade. Dana he says it was a big part of how hunter called clients on the biden brand. Does it qualify as a smoking gun . Bill Democrats Pointed Out Archer said biden never talked business with his sons clients. Republicans say the evidence is piling up. Every day this Bribery Scandal becomes more credible. Lets look at what devon archer testified today. He said that not only was joe biden on the phone over 20 times with people including the burisma executives talking about whatever, even though the presiden
taxpayer expense and flew to florida to lie about the african-american history standards that were developed. you can t bend the knee to the left s lies. when the left lies and creates these phony narratives you have to push back. people could have raised objections. no one said anything. harris comes in and parachutes. bill: expect to hear more of that august 23rd. three weeks from tomorrow. bret and martha will handle the debates. i thought bret s interview with the governor on special report. gives you a much better idea where he is coming from and i think we ll see more of that on the 23rd. dana: it is a good, nice, ramp-up to then. i know you will be with us as well. a suspected serial killer due in court today. we also hear from the suspect s wife. a wall street powerhouse and her congressional investigation.
and inclusive. joining me now are two leaders who broke down the barriers in the business world. sally crachek who went from a junior banker to a wall street powerhouse, and lisa price, who started out as an assistant on the cosby show and is now owner of her own beauty and cosmetic company with sales topping $50 million. thank you both for joining me. now, we, as we talk about the dream moving forward, have to also deal with the fact that we ve had gender inequality in this country, and you broke in barriers and you ve had to deal with the gender inequality and gender bias and even today women still only make 77 cent for every dollar men make. how did you break through, lisa, and get from where you were,
thank you so much. i want to tell our viewers that we re going to be joined in about ten minutes by lou dobbs who will weigh in on that breaking news. we did not know how the president planned on paying for his jobs bill when he made his announcement on thursday night. now we are learning in part it will be through tax hikes. tax hikes that you heard ed henry say could not get through a democratically-controlled congress, so what does make the president think he can get it through congress now that only is further to the right? we ll talk about that with lou dobbs upcoming. got an alert coming in the now, ironically, on unemployment. just as president obama pushes congress to accept his jobs plan and get it passed immediately, we re getting word of a flood of pink slips for a wall street powerhouse. america s biggest bank announcing today that it will cut 30,000 jobs. stu varney of the fox business network hosts varney & company. stu, what are we talking about? reporter: 30,000 j
this week s cover story. the ceo of goldman-sachs along with other executives from the wall street powerhouse went before congress to assert their firm. did not mislead investors and did not fed gerns the housing market. all this called for reforms from washington and the rest of country. what does this mean to you? here to break it down, jack, executive ed ter of money watch.com. thanks fog being leer. great to be here. this is so far removed away from you. what can the average guy take away from this goldman-sachs story? say for the sake of argument, goldman did absolutely nothing wrong. everybody s a big boy. bought stuff, sold stuff. these salesmen who sold these securities wanted to unload them. not necessarily because they were bad, because they were making a commission, and as retail investors we do not want to deal with people making commission on us. because obviously, their