party. [chanting we the people] [chanting u.s.a.] [tyranny never, freedom forever] jesse: everybody saw that wave coming, well, everybody except joe biden. to quote a missourian, samuel clemmons who said and i will paraphrase him, relating to our party, the reports of the death of the democratic party have been greatly exaggerated. greatly exaggerated. [applause] and it s because of you guys. it s because of you guys. i m here to tell you that on november the 3rd, on november the 3rd, the day after the this coming election, there will be in washington, d.c. a democratic majority in the house and a democratic majority in the senate. [cheers] that will be the case. and were it not illegal i would make book on it. jesse: the big guy would have lost bank. that s why hunter runs the family finances. democrats got she lacked, they lost 63 house seats and six senate seats and then occupy wall street launched and they asked barack, can you please at least put one banker in
we asked republican governor ron desantis and val demings to come on as well they declined. first up tonight be though, president biden is taking part in a rally for new mexico governor, michelle lujan grist ham and other democrats in albuquerque. the president is trying to frame the election as crucial to the democracy. peter doocy has the story tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. peter: good evening, bret. president biden is suggesting the american experiment could fail if certain republican candidates are elected. and despite that heavy warning, he is also campaigning in new mexico trying to remind young people that he is the one trying to cancel some student loan debt. remember, this is not a referendum. this is a choice. pete: biden is backing incumbent new mexico governor believed to be v.p. short-lister. michelle grisham. he is not here to discuss the issues that new mexicans care about that is skyrocketing crisis, a border where we have mor
lots of warnings that this wasn t the best of times to go because it could escalate tensions. there is very strong support in congress for taiwan as a flourishing democracy, and lawmakers do tend to believe that such visits show solidarity, especially nancy pelosi because she has a long history of criticising china and its human rights record. as we were hearing, she had decided not to go in the next of this controversy, she could have been accused of appeasement. she did say that when she landed, her visit did not contradict us policy in any way, but despite the warnings was really quite blunt about her views. she said that taiwan was under threat from increasingly aggressive china and that her visit should be seen as and that her visit should be seen as an unequivocal statement of support from america for a democratic partner who had to defend its freedoms. partner who had to defend its freedom- partner who had to defend its freedoms. , ., ,., freedoms. very determined also in terms