Today, the FBI confiscates the cell phone of a Republican congressman.

Karin Jean-Pierre denies that the White House knew about the raid on President Trump in advance,

and Biden claims inflation is at 0 percent.

If I'm telling that to my bank account, all right, it all starts right now.

Welcome to the news and why it matters. I'm Hillary Kennedy. I'm filling in this week for Sarah

Gonzalez. Thanks for joining us. We've got a great show for you today. We're going to have some

information about the raid on President Trump's Mar-a-Lago residents yesterday. We're going to dive into

that in just a second. But first, I want to introduce the guest at the table, Mr. Rob Eno.

Good to see you again. Our blaze TV media critic and just all around the guy.

And then Jason Buttrull, the chief researcher for the Glenn Beck program. Glad to have you here.

No one improves, right? Got rid of it. I like it. You've gotten some sun. You've been out

living your best life. Having a good summer. Apparently, you get sunburn on the top of your head.

You shave your hair off. It's going to crazy. I'll keep that in my next dive.

All right. So we're going to start with, again, what the White House is claiming about the raid on

Trump's residents yesterday. So White House press secretary, Kareen Jean-Pierre, she denied that

the White House knew about the FBI raid on his home during a press briefing yesterday,

claiming Joe Biden wasn't given any information beforehand. So let's take a listen.

Was the president or anyone at the White House aware of that search warrant or had

it been went at the White House or the president been briefed in the aftermath of that search warrant?

The executive. No. The president was not briefed. Did not was not aware of it. No, no one at the White House

was given a heads up. No, that did not happen. The White House had all concerned, given the domestic

political climate, but also the signal that it sends to the rest of the world that the Department of Justice

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