is any appointment to joe biden is made is there any element of joe biden's in his. well move since being inaugurated that is giving you sources over to listen right now joe biden is trying to get a 1.9 trillion dollar relief package is so that we can get people resources to survive literally survive people are homeless they're hungry they need resources and we also need to give them mental health resources and that we need to keep fighting for but listen joe biden is trying to force this through because right now too many republicans are holding it up because they say it's too much money we're in the midst of such a crisis this is for government this is when you need government this is when you need the extra spending to get people out of this crisis if you can't spend more money now when can you spend money so i just think thank god joe biden's pushing this through until you have the one mind initiative you're a co-founder of. so one mind is like my uncle space race when he said he was going to put a man on the moon in this case one minus about it inner space race

election to enough 1000000 to biden was 864-7000 dollars to chum biden got money from pfizer from up from j.f.k. mayor. what do they want from but well maybe they just like the guy well honestly i think our country has led the world and i owe medical research and data has been a positive impact for the world. i believe in this time of code we appreciate having a pharmaceutical industry more than ever before they were able to field trials to do the research and give us a vaccination in record time no one begrudges pharmacy ability to turn out lifesaving products so there's nothing wrong with him receiving dollars from what i am i believe and furthermore let me just say thank god joe biden got elected ok you can make every criticism you want of joe biden he leaves he leads our country and this world at a very important time where we need to put the past of donald trump firmly in our rear rear view mirror for all that he brought our country and our world in terms of defenses and i say i know here is kind of a democrat family but but i mean i want to put in china textile you know a lot o

of joe biden. biden would score below average on the cognitive matrix and like florida retirement community. so this guy the one to be running the country and begs a lot of questions. on the foreign policy stuff, absolutely right. you have to realize syria, what are we trying to win there and what does america hope to get out of these adventures in syria? i think it is time to focus on our people that the docket president trump advanced. >> sean: i know what is biden's blunders in review and a part of it is funny. he loses his plays, oh, i got my card, and i feel like he's reading my name as joe. i live at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. he was looking for a number that lost 500,000 fellow americans to covid and just had a visual, the day before. and he was having a hard time remembering that number. that is not a hard number to remember. and it was slow and it was confusing. and he loses his place. it is kind of getting disturbing. then i watch all of this foreign policy being conducted by kamala harris

biden: right. what do you hear from the folks coming through that get the vaccine that actually get the shot in their arm? what are the kind of things you most often hear from them or your your volunteers hear? ms. hayes: they're amazed - yeah, no. i'm sorry. they're amazed by the process, the smoothness. i hear that a lot. i hear a lot of other touching stories, you know, that people have gone through due to covid. and, you know, they're here, and really we're instilling hope. a “dose of hope” is what i've been calling it. i've heard a yeah, but the smoothness of the process is what i hear most. pres. biden: last question i have -- how can we best support you and other frontline workers? ms. hayes: that's a great question. so, the collaboration that i have with fema, all of the other state everybody that i've partnered with here, i get nothing but the utmost support and it's been amazing to collaborate with everybody. they check in. if i need something, it's done. they know that i'm trying to do e

by the way, three more executive orders last night from president biden. a run-down of them, president biden signed executive actions ordering review and potential reversal of the administration's deterrent policies along the mexico border and the barriers they created and also created an interagency task force to reunite families separated by president trump's zero-tolerance at the border. the washington times today notes that the latest moves come on top of inauguration day changes including a halt in construction on the southern border wall and a 100 day pause on almost all deportations. although that deportation clause is before a federal judge now. the rash of orders underscores the focus mr. biden is placing on that issue and the amount of work it will take to unwind mr. trump's signature policies. and one of the key players in that work now will be alejandro mayorkas, the new secretary of the homeland security. he was confirmed last night and sworn in last night. this is the story on his confirmation vote yesterday in the senate. he was actually in

you know, i'm watching you heard biden. he said we are going to increase it by 50% to 400-600 and we are going to guarantee by the end of the summer that 300 americans are going to get the vaccine. i have come under a lot of fire on this program because the joe biden that left four years ago, i don't see that today. he seems weak and frail and that shows another example that he is struggling cognitively. is that unfair of me? >> well, i don't know. i can't judge where he is and what is going on. i will give him the benefit of it out and just say that i hope we can get all those vaccines to im people. we are on a race. that is what we should be focused on. and it looks like we are going to be spending six, seven, eight, nine days glued to our chairs and doing nothing but a stupid impeachment trial, a ridiculous exercise, a show toto impeach, by the way someone who isn't even in office anymore. focusedwhat they are on, you know? and before that, this week,, laying out this covid relief bill that they intend to w cram under ev

so there are huge challenges huge challenges i wouldn't want to be joe biden drank. he has no choice he's. he's got to work on these things so that you know the name of the game is taking that job look when when you know you when the bush administration left and you were not there at that time you were in the bush administration for the 1st 4 years of it but when they were leaving and the obama administration was coming in i want to acknowledge that you and i work together and we looked at things like where could barack obama send different segments to the world then and we identified 3 areas if he changed the way gravity works with cuba with israel palestine and with iran it would send a different signal to the world that america was back and that it was going to contribute to global stability now he worked on all of those some to varying degree what do you think the defining challenge is for a biden administration coming in one ng to genuinely send in different signals to the world are whereas the one of those you know you know give me some wilkerson strategic clar

biden only granted that 277. aid that's desperately needed all over the state but to the post, i guess that is all businesslike low-key approach sleeping through life, here with reaction fox news contributor medium columnist to the hill, joe concha not surprising the amount of time about ted cruz's turnaround trip, drop off the kids, get back to texas versus cuomo. 50% unreported jets and nursing homes to avoid justice department investigation seems a little bigger my mind. >> ted cruz certainly bad optics when the tough goes. his wife could have easily done that. that warranted a story in a little bit of time. but what you see on cnn, msnbc, and prime time, 6 minutes of ted cruz and only 3 minutes to cuomo. when we are talking thousands of lives from a federal investigation from a new york investigation as well being carried out by a democrat attorney general. the outcome i think we have a story there. and the cuomo story, if i may, february 12, listen, basically we froze because then we were in a position where

president biden hasjust finished meeting biden has just finished meeting a biden hasjust finished meetingovert relief package. susan collins beacon for the group is called the meeting a very good exchange. it comes as mr biden weighs up whether to negotiate a compromise of force through his proposals using the democrats wafer thin majority in congress was our president biden wants to push through his sweeping $1.9 trillion similars package to get the comedy moving again. but the republicans are proposing an alternative of providing a much smaller $618 billion that's less than a third the size of the presidents plan. third the size of the presidents plan. daniel lippman is a white house reporterfor politico. he sastoe biden will try first for a bi—partisan agreement on the stimulous package, before forcing anything through. joe biden was a previous senate moderate before he was the vice president for the obama administration for sub he really believes in bipartisanship. of the countries become more polarised over those years sense. and republicans feel like they don't want to spend $2 tril

biden: that is not true .hat i'm talking about is i said opening the majority of schools in k-8th grade, because they are the easiest to open, the most needed to be open in terms of the impact on children and families is staying home. >> when do you think that will happen five days a week? pres. biden: at the end of the first 100 days. we have a significant percentage of them being opened. i guess that they will be pushing to open them all summer, to continue like it is a different semester. >> you think it will be a week? pres. biden: the goal will be five days a week. host: president biden from last night's town hall. a couple notes about our programming coverage on the c-span networks today. a. is coming up this morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on examining slavery reparations for african americans. the house judiciary subcommittee on civil liberties will hold that at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2, also on the free c-span radio app. at 11:00 a.m. eastern, here we will show you a hearing looking at the defense

she was one of the early appointees' nominees announced by president biden biden.ply not there this hour. you have the president and his chief of staff trying to pull a rabbit out of the hat. the question is how long will they continue the search before they say not going to happen? >> and in this case that rabbit is senator lisa murkowski of alaska. she said there are times she's not indicated how she's voting, but there's also a question about democratic support. senator kyrsten sinema, democrat of arizona, has also not said how she'll vote. the reality is a couple things are going on here. one, the white house does not want to in the middle of all of these contentious confirmation hearings this week show defeat. they're trying to delay this process as long as possible. and they do believe that there is a legitimate argument that there is a double standard, a sexist double standard here that is coming up to bite one of the first nominees. for the last four years, the idea of a mean common on social media, it doesn't even compare to what neera tanden has done. so

is it okay for the biden administration to shut down all of that, but it is okay for hunter biden top his ownership stake in a chinese investment fund that invest in chinese oil and gas deals competing with the u.s.? what do you say to that? >> no. and the short answer is no. if you look what the biden administration is doing reducing domestic production, whether the keystone pipeline which bring as pipeline from canada, whether closing off all of the public lands to additional fracking and oil exploration, but what that does, that reduces our ability to be energy independent and it puts, you know, gives other countries and other places that produce it an advantage. what this advantage does, keeps hunter biden interest in oil and gas company in china more valuable. so he can allegedly get out of the investment before that reduces the value once we move to this, you know, alleged green economy that we're being promised by the biden administration. elizabeth: yeah. he still has not divested his 10% ownership stake in that chinese equity fund that he helped launch with 1 1/2 billion fro

hold it over joe biden. jeanine: easily capable of being blackmailed. >> yes. judge jeanine: still ahead, my closing statement. but first, there is breaking news tonight as the white house official has resigned after he threatened to destroy a reporter. tomi lahren and leo terrell join tomi lahren and leo terrell join me to react next. - in business, customer support is mission critical. with grammarly business, you can turn your frontline reps into bottom line superheros. take carl, for example. carl's got a superpower, spot on customer support. grammarly business helped him set the right tone increasing our customer satisfaction by 17%. - [children] hurray! - which leads to happier customers, and stronger relationships. learn more at grammarly.com/business. >> you work with me and i hear you treat another colleague with disrespect or talk down to someone, i promise i will fire you on the spot. on the spot. no ifs, ands or buts. >> he said that on day one of his presidency. but i guess things change quickly

we are talking about another biden family member accused of cashing in on the biden family name. bad. conflicts of interest of son-in-law howard kline. a chief investment officer or a company called startup health. can you talk about this? >> the biden family might be full employment act for lawyers. there are some issues here. i'm a big fan of waiting for evidence. i don't think we should prejudge guilt on the initial smoke that may have fire. there seems to be a pattern developing of family members lining up to cash in on the family name. the good news when it comes to contracting like health care contracts with the government there is a lot of regulations in place. there is a pretty good amount of transparency. once you identify the relationship between the parties, like this is a biden family member, it is not that hard for investigators to dig through and see if those relationships circumvented the rules. so the paper trail is usually pretty strong. there is a lot to look for. if there is a case it shouldn't be that hard to develop. elizabeth: the son-in-law, mr. krien, over

is this the future of the biden agenda? white house press secretary jen psaki and democrats, senator chris coons and congresswoman karen bass join me to discuss ahead. >>> plus, the party of trump. the former president returns to the political arena hellbent on revenge and potentially setting the stage for 2024. how far will he go to keep his maga grip on the gop? i'll speak to republican senator bill cassidy in moments. >>> hello. i'm dana bash in washington where the state of our union is seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. today there is new hope that normalcy will soon be within reach. late saturday the food and drug administration granted emergency use authorization to johnson & johnson for its single dose vaccine, giving the u.s. three effective vaccines to fight covid-19. and the company says it could ship out nearly 4 million doses as early as next week and has promised 100 million doses by the end of june. today advisers to the cdc will meet to give their go ahead and discuss priority groups. this as the bid

barbara, what options does the biden administration have?hat options does the biden administration have?— administration have? what it has mostly been _ administration have? what it has mostly been talking _ administration have? what it has mostly been talking about - administration have? what it has mostly been talking about is - administration have? what it has mostly been talking about is the | mostly been talking about is the possibility of sanctions. although it depends on really what kind of sanctions you're talking about. in recent years there have been targeted sanctions placed against military leaders because of this campaign against the muslims. of course you remember the americans had a pretty sweeping economic embargo during those decades of military rule. they began to live that in phases when the tradition to democracy started in 2011. mr biden seems to be referring to the possibility of restoring that type of sanctions. he said he's called for a review and he's going to take action appropriately. that's something that he's kee

biden. good afternoon everyone my name is sean casey and the director of the berkeley center for religion, peace, and world affairs here at georgetown university. on behalf of the berkeley center and the cosponsor of the initiative on in georgetown i like to of you to our conversation today. before i introduce the professor mcgill some housekeeping issues ahead of time. first of all this event is being recorded and will be available on the berkeley center website shortly. second, we hope to preserve time as we always do the end of the discussion preferably the last 15 minutes for audience q&a. so i ask you to reach down and click on the q&a tabby see the bottom of your screen. please begin submitting your questions early in the event and we will ask members of the media especially to identify your institutional affiliation as you ask your questions and will get to that at the end. and finally forgive me a moment of shameless commerce. the end of the event will put a banner slight up the show

here is joe biden, the base does want this $50,000 debt forgiveness and biden says no, i'm not goingand he is prioritizing things like covid relief, like lost jobs, like 14 million children experiencing food insecurity which means that kids are going hungry. and i think president biden wants to do something about student debt, but i think that he is right on the merits but also on the politics. >> and congresswoman, on your side of the aisle, trump called out swinging against mitch mcconnell, calling him a dour, sullen and unsmiling political hack. trump also was on fox today spewing more lies about the election. do you think some republicans including mcconnell are regretting not voting to convict given the fact that he is continuing to bully elements of his party and continues to spread the big lie? >> well, i think that -- i don't know if he is actually questioning his vote, but i think that it just goes to show that if you are not 100% a fan of trump, if you are not 100% doing what the president wants, he will come after you. and there will be a time where lindsey graham will fee

of the obama-biden.te department said it didn't think it would harm the environment. obama didn't want the keystone pipeline and biden promised that he wasn't going to move ahead. this will continue. >> harris: do you think it's fair to the country? >> for the country the keystone pipeline will only create 50 permanent jobs. there are a lot of people who will have temporary jobs. you played clips from them. between the plans joe biden has put forward to create millions of jobs and who pete buttigieg has planned in terms of infrastructure, the newly confirmed secretary, there will be good work. >> harris: we didn't play a clip of people who said they had temporary jobs. we have a lot of clips and some have been on the program. they are not clipped, they're talking live. they're hurting now. there isn't this list of fantasy taem prayer jobs you are talking about. the one woman wants to put her girl through college next year and wants to keep her promise as a parent which is our number one job. let me move

anchor: president biden said he's going to keep u.s. troops in germany. the kind of reassuring signal u.s. allies have been longing for? guest: absolutely. rather than banging nato allies over the head, i thought if there was one single, welcome part of the speech, i would hav focused on that. i thought the support for secretary of state was very good. when people hear him, they know he's speaking with the full authority of the man in the oval office and will not be undermined by a tweet 30 months later. i thought there were some useful things in the sech. the principal position on yemen, it will not please the saudi's but i thought it was a pretty forceful difference between this president and his predecessor. anchor: what do you see as the biggest reign policy challenge? guest: securing the home front. i wrote a book called foreign policy begins at home. all the mastic challenges we face from covid to inequality to joblessness, unless we get that sorted out, we are not going to have the bandwidth to be involved in the wld or the domestic consensus. we h

i would love to have president biden come to texas. we can show him some things that he certainly needs to see. what's gone on with this crisis, and kind of explain to him why we need the federal government to be a partner in innovating our way to better energy solution rather than regulating, and that's what i worry about when people say let's get into the national grid. i'm like, let's just tap the brakes on that. let's talk about it. certainly let's hear what that would mean. but i'm telling you, my experience with the federal government has been the first thing they do is regulate, and we've got these great national labs, jason, across the country, that do some extraordinary work. whether it's in the area of small modular reactors, compact fusion reactors, we're seeing fascinating things on fuel cells and hydrogen. all of those are areas we can innovate. let's be clear. this was probably a once-in-a-lifetime event that happened in texas. a lot of reasons that it happened, you know. people are pointing fingers over at the wind indus

challenging the biden administration, texas attorney general ken paxton on why he says president biden's' executive orders violate the law. voting on joe biden's 2 trillion-dollar stimulus, senator ron johnson is here on covid relief and why he's not getting any answer to his query on capitol hill breach, who knew who, when on january 6th siege and what was done about it. what does the intelligence say now that warrants barb wire, 8 feet fencing, protecting for capitol at least for another month. hunter biden's new book, pete navarro on china, bipartisanna and the 2021 economy. all that ant a lot more as we look ahead on sunday morning futures. maria: all that coming up but first biden agenda, president biden has signed 45 executive actions and orders, pushed through a $1.9 trillion stimulus plan and managed to cancel several key trump policies on immigration, energy and foreign policy. all seemingly in the name of unity. joining us right now with reaction to the new administration and its policies, former white house chief of staff mark meadows. mark, great to have you this morning, wel

that would be the biden-obama era. a matter of fact, the obama-biden administration built the kids in cages facility with the fences where the migrant kids were in fact separated from their parents. trump ultimately ended up shutting down their policy in that facility for renovations and ended the child separation policy. facts are a dangerous thing here. this holding center that you see on your screen is coming back online. but the biden administration wants you to know that the shipping container trailers with bars on tiny windows, and they are definitely not cages. today, press secretary, jen psaki, she circled back to this issue as we predict it she would. take a look. >> we are seen in photos now of containers. is there a better description? is it containers instead of kids in cages? >> let me give a broader description of what is happening here. we have a number of unaccompanied minors, children who are coming into the country with other family. what we are not doing with the last administration did was separate

because of biden's open will door policy.are averaging between 3,000 to 3,500 people trying to enter this country a day. it was jeh johnson that said a thousand is a bad day. the crisis already upon us. judge jeanine: is jen psaki getting a preview of the questions candidate during her press briefings? >> we believe a free press isn't an adversary, rather it's essential. free press is essential to the health of a democracy. judge jeanine: president biden saying that thursday despite reports of his communications staff asking reporters in advance for questions they were going to ask during the press briefing. can you imagine the reaction from the left if trump screened his questions? joining me tomi lahren and leo terrell. do you think -- i will start with you, leo, do you think joe biden missed the cancel culture news? he's so in favor of a free press and free speech? >> it's almost hilarious. it's limited press to what they want to push across america. the press treated donald trump like he has some type of playing. they do

hold it over joe biden.le of being blackmailed. >> yes. judge jeanine: still ahead, my closing statement. but first, there is breaking news tonight as the white house official has resigned after he threatened to destroy a reporter. tomi lahren and leo terrell join tomi lahren and leo terrell join me to react next.eed to reduce c waste in the environment. that's why at america's beverage companies, our bottles are made to be re-made. not all plastic is the same. we're carefully designing our bottles to be one hundred percent recyclable, including the caps. they're collected and separated from other plastics, so they can be turned back into material that we use to make new bottles. that completes the circle, and reduces plastic waste. please help us get every bottle back. >> you work with me and i hear you treat another colleague with disrespect or talk down to someone, i promise i will fire you on the spot. on the spot. no ifs, ands or buts. >> he said that on day one of his presidency. but i guess things cha

biden would want ther help.d of all, does that mean climate change is the new wmd that we are searching for the answer, is that it? >> i guess. he said today that we need to reprioritize and rethink defense. it's astounding. >> laura: he wants to defend against the voters. he wants to defend the capital against just voters who show up and say we disagree with you pretty do not want voters to have any say going forward. the white house press secretary, by the way, doesn't work for the pentagon but she was pretty defensive when she let out the administration's big bold goal of reopening schools, raymond. >> the goal that he set is to have the majority of schools, more than 50%, open by day 100 of his presidency and that means some teaching in classrooms. at least one day a week. hopefully it is more. >> 50% of schools open one day per week. according to the rubio's school reopening tracker, laura, 60% of schools offer some sort of in person learning already. achieving biden's goal is a step backward. all this is a

the biden administration are talking tough.still in a financial relationship with chinese energy companies? why hasn't he unwound it? there's no excuse for this. elizabeth: so what else did president trump say to you? >> well, we talked about a number of things, mostly we talked about foreign policy. we talked about, well, we talked about the europeans, we talked about the middle east, but we spent a lot of time talking about china. i should point out, he does most of the talking. i just nod and say yes every now and then. but he sounded terrific. he did not sound like a guy who was worried about the political, you know, scandals of the day or even the impeachment trial. he really had his eye on the main u.s. foreign policy and economic policy goals, and he knew -- and he credited me with knowing -- that it was all about getting the american economy working again. and then we would be in a position whether it was with the europeans, with the russians, with the saudis, the israelis, the iranians and the chinese to really promote

at camp david or treat biden hangs out, shows he's got game.st granddaughter fit cnn, inside the new presidents routine and early bedtimes. political, biden brings back presidential pda during the white house for joining is is steve krakauer, what explains the puppy stories some of this just beating the normal public curiosity about a new president and what life is like in the white house for him and his family and his dogs? >> yes, there is certainly some of that. things get covered in the media for one of three reasons. it is because it is going to get ratings or clicks. awards. this is the kind of think the drives traffic to these sites. that's a certain subset of the voter population in america that may be treat politics like a hobby or sport and this is super interesting and drives traffic to those sites. howie: i certainly understand that but look, pieces and politico and washington post that went on and on talked about how the new president holds hands and kisses his wife. i have no doubt this is genuine and they been married a long time

president biden -- the immigration when it comes to biden administration and trump are very, very, verynt. the rhetoric that biden talks about immigrants from day one is much different than what president trump did. so we have to wait until the pandemic. i don't think the facility of texas will be open very long. it will be open during the duration of the pandemic. but the children we can't leave them on the street. we have to reunite them with their families. >> harris: it wasn't broken the way it was. we have to get into this on another day. we have some breaking news. let me bring you back in a few minutes. more florida leaders now are joining a top state democrat in defying the governor's order to lower mration in honor of the late rush limbaugh. their explanation and the pushback from republicans. that's next. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity service

and joe biden is undoing everything.ublican report that came out showing 20 officials compromised in the bind administration compromised by the chinese party. that's got to stop. peter navarro, always greats having you on. still ahead. my closing statement on cuomo's day of re congress. but next d day of reckoning. we have proof that america is officially unhinged. tomi lahren and leo terrell join me after the break. jewish survs still suffering today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people." when i come here and i sit with lilia i realize what she needs right now is food. these elderly jews are weak and they're sick. they're living on $2 a day this now, is how god's children are living. take this time to send a survival food box to these forgotten jews. the international fellowship of christians and jews urgently need your gift of $25 now to help provide one survival food box with all of the essentials they critically need for their diet for one month. your special holi

biden support the powerful teachers unions. for refusing to go back to school, parents are left with the job of teaching their children at home which prevents them from going back to work and add insult to injury they're forced to pay food taxes for the teachers. in biden's america public school children are not only lagging behind those in private and catholic schools but globally they will never catch up to their competitors. and all the while american children suffering from mental health, drug abuse, depression and suicide. consider this, joe biden says we won't be on the clear and covid until christmas and he wants us to double mask, i don't know about you but i can't breathe with one mask, could joe be wrong about christmas, john hopkins professor and surgeon doctor marty says the coronavirus could be mostly gone by april because a number of people already infected and the number of them vaccinations could be herd immunity and make the virus spread. but then biden's america with unending immigration and open border policy

but nowjoe biden has wrecked this great deal, wrecked it.already doing what they were doing before and they are taking the money. that'sjust before and they are taking the money. that's just a small portion of what's going on, to top it all off, the biden people are pushing a bill that would run mass amnesty for millions of illegal aliens while massively expanding chain migration, where you come in, where everyone comes in from your grandmother, your fatherfrom your mother, comes in from your grandmother, your father from your mother, your brother, your cousins. they come in so easily, so crazy. so crazy. it even requires that the us government provide illegal border crossings with taxable funded lawyers, lawyers, anybody need a good lawyer? you can't have one. they get the lawyers, they get lawyers. they are probably really good. the democrats immigration bill is a globalist pump. you take a look at the corporatists, big tech attack on hard—working citizens of every race, religion, colourand hard—working citizens of every race, religion, co

in fact this is what biden, president biden thinks of it. >> i think he needs to set a goal standard.> i think he's doing a hell of a job. >> andrew cuomo's briefings are lesson inan leadership. judge jeanine should the feds take up this case, coat cuomo the united states attorney from the southern district of new york who could prosecute this case. her father and brother are lobbyist who are extremely well-connected in albany, cuomo is a conspirator whose mandate caused the death of thousands of senior citizens the new york state legislature was immediately removed his emergency powers as it relates to the pandemic because under his leadership quote continues to fail and does not have a backbone as a leader to admit exactly what he is doing, he is a liar he could no longer be trusted with the safer dutyus of running our state, both new york state and the feds must begin an investigation into his greedy intent, his reckless behavior, r his criminal negligence that brought innocent new yorkers to death's door, they were alone, lost, unaware of what was happening, unattended to and ship

jill biden, of course. it was like joe biden interview mad libs. us nothing. look, it's people magazine. you've got nora o'donnell's interview tonight on cbs with joe biden. that's about the first that we're seeing with joe biden in a very long time in terms of an interview setting. i'm very curious to see whether the media coverage we get, the interviews we get with joe biden from traditional media looks more like people magazine or looks more like journalism. howie: trump and his family were on people magazine six months into the presidency, the headline was secret and lies, donald trump taught his children to fight dirty. a little different. still to come, the media narrative for the big game, it's super bowl sunday. are you ok? it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. most cold medicines may raise blood pressure. choose coricidin hbp. the brand with a heart. for powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure. (ringing) - hey kaleb, what's up? how you doing? - hey, i'm good, guess what, i just had m

it is exactly and that's one of the things that biden as president biden has been saying is that this needs to be this needs to be happened quickly another time crunch for the democrats on this is february 9th that's when the impeachment trial of former president dull trump is expected to start and now the senate could decide to do some business in the morning but the way it's written they basically have to be in their seats and be silent 6 days a week until there's a verdict so there is a huge time crunch plus they'll say it's not just the politics of this people are really hurting there are they have paid their rent their food banks are being overrun and so the democrats are saying time is of the essence and they plan to move on this very quickly or probably thanks for the political home in washington d.c. if you. still ahead here on al-jazeera i am i a milestone in a conservative region argentina has legalized abortion but how it says a bill is the procedure. and last of we bring you the launch of the 1st commercial rocket powered by. the nor'easter is becoming a bit of a beast it

and joe biden. so this is role just to do what he has to do and some issues will come up, but it's not even pope francis' job to change the -- far bigger than even the pope's job. >> this is a side question for me. i'm curious if you know anything but biden's personal relationships with bishops and cardinals in the united states? you don't see a lot written about that. personal relations. >> i don't know much about that. we don't know much about that. it will be interesting to see if a special relationship develops with cardinal gregory because we haven't seen that yet, and it may happen. i believe that it's also a measure of caution for joe biden, not to -- towards one particular bishop or cardinal so has to be a safe distance because we don't know -- we don't want one bishop or cardinal to look the president's cardinal or the president's bishop and it's a good thing that we haven't heard of one particular bishop or cardinal eat healthy. >> i think that i would not be surprised if he doesn't mainta

day 37 of the biden administration.ry action as president. he tonight ordered u.s. forces to carry out airstrikes in eastern syria targeting infrastructure used by iranian-backed militia groups. the pentagon says the action was in response to several recent and troubling rocket attacks against american and coalition forces in iraq. not long ago the new secretary of defense, retired general defense general lloyd austin ordered it. >> we encourage the iraqis to investigate and develop intelligence, that was helpful to us. >> it was today. >> was it this morning? >> it was this morning. these strikes come a week after the white house signalled its willingness to renew talks on a nuclear deal. our richard engel says tiept's

there's signs for support for biden's plan.ayor said, it's not a republican issue or a democrat issue. it's a public health issue. economic issue. and it's a public safety issue. so while budget reconciliation wasn't the kind of reconciliation joe biden promised it looks like his go big plan may get bipartisan support, just not in washington. and that's your reality check. >> really interesting. he will face that reality tonight in the cnn town hall. it will be interesting to see how president biden with this new platform begins to push this over the next few week. >> game on. >>> the extremist anti-government group known for recruiting current and former members of the military and law enforcement knew information about the oath keepers. after this. liberty mutual customizes- wait... am i in one of those liberty mutual commercials where they stand in front of the statue of liberty and talk about how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? uhhh... yes. huh... what happens in this one? sea

china xi tells biden, u.s. biden cooperation is the only correct choice for china.and the united states. i don't remember president xi having that same kind of in your face reaction with president trump. who obviously had a different posture himself toward china. >> right. we kept china at arm's length because we saw them as the greatest national security threat. the concern to be fearful of is there are folks in this administration and the democrats on the capitol hill that have prospered from and partnered with china. have been in bed with china. some cases figuratively and some cases literally. it's hard to expect them to be tough on china if they got rich off of china. >> laura: are you specifically referencing the c.i.a. director, the biden c.i.a. director? there are concerns that the c.i.a. director is too soft on china. >> you have connections with a number of the cabinet folks that have gotten rich and prospered on doing business with china. democrats on capitol hill, i talk this summer about the massive influence campaign by the chinese government against e

well, under biden, powerful u.s. industries and institutions went back to their pre-trump love fest with china. we've already seen this happening and the president himself let slip this week what he really thinks about the ccp's most egregious human rights abuses. >> culturally there are different norms in each country and their leaders are expected to follow. >> laura: cultural norms, differences. subjugation of the weak, cultural norms but that's okay because while china dominates under biden we'll continue to waste untold billions defending other nation's borders. >> i've ordered the halting and withdrawal of american troops from germany. i'm also lifting a cap imposed by the previous administration on the number of u.s. forces able to be based in germany. >> the united states will not undertake a hasty or disorderly withdrawal from afghanistan. that puts their forces or the alliance's reputation at risk. >> laura: the alliance's reputation, after, what, 18 or 19 years? by the way, where is the squad? i thought th

allan the biden administration has been saying of course that it wants to recalibrate its relationship with saudi arabia and we heard secretary of state and the blinken say earlier on that this was a 1st step. here's the report 4 pages that's all we get the cia not giving details on how it obtained the information that led it to conclude with a great degree of certainty that 100 been someone was behind the killing what we do know is that they had intercepted phone calls and also that relied very much on what the turkish intelligence services provided which was recordings of actually inside the consulate itself you remember that it was a top of the 2nd 2018 that jamal khashoggi went to the consulate in istanbul the intention to pick up paperwork for a forthcoming marriage he never a marriage to live again the report says that it was mohammed bin selman who saw him as such a threat to the kingdom that he wanted any steps to be taken up to and including violence to silence and that appears what happened no on the campaign trail joe biden said he was going to turn so dear arabia into a par

biden's plan for combatting and ending the pandemic. >> reporter: this is president biden's first timenteracting directly with voters since taking office. he was here in milwaukee for that first town hall for cnn, of course, the number one topic was the covid pandemic ranging still throughout the country. and president biden said he believes that deadline for every american who wants to get a vaccine will be able to get one by the end of july. he had an important caveat, that does not mean every american will have one by the end of july. he said they will have 600 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine. and, of course, the next challenge of that is getting those administered in the arms of americans dealing with the vaccinators and vaccine hesitancy. so, you heard him tonight, he was talking about his covid-19 relief plan making its ways through the hall of congress, but also the other major topic in the country right now which is the reopening the schools. and president biden said it was a miscommunication when you heard an official from his white house recently say is that their go