that story has been about why hasn't jen psaki taken down that tweet? because according to her in her own rules, around this information on twitter then apparently she should be banned. let's do another. hunter biden and that particular situation right before the election. "russian disinformation officials say that is what the jen psaki twitter account. she should be the first to go. carly: you make such a great point. there also be the one - - videos on social media of doctor how she's saying masks in the early stages are not a good thing so opinions change and things that are once fact turn out to be fiction. now the biden administration says they are doing this for the greater good of the people but they always say they are doing it for the greater good of the people. joe: and you have government pressure. right now social media is acting as a faith actor taking their marching orders from the white house and from jen psaki. basically they are telling them the rules and regulations she wants him to follow. if you banned them here it is all across the

host: jen psaki yesterday from the white house. by the way, on the white house scheduling, today we are going to be hearing more from the president today, specifically about those new enhancements. those are going to hit bank accounts today, expecting to hear from the president at 11:45 today, 11:45 eastern. check c-span for those remarks. and then a joint press conference later today at the white house with angela merkel, the german chancellor. the president is then expected at 4:50 eastern. coming back to that budget package, we spent a lot of time on it yesterday. 3.5 trillion dollars number is what we focused on yesterday. the details of that package, still being worked out. the washington post trying to dig into as much detail as we know at this point. the budget package would pave the way for hundreds of billions of dollars in areas including eldercare, homecare, childcare, prekindergarten, medical and family leave. it would open the door for millions of seniors who are paying vision, dental, and hearing coverage on medicare

is a professional gaslight or, the washington post gave jen psaki think she was wrong to claimant wasding the police, what do youry say to this. >> i believe crime fighting happens on a ground-level from anissa polity when i hear a lot of the statements or the red herrings that are being introduced by lori lightfoot stating his racism in the attacks on her are being based as a woman is pure hard lash you need to effectively get into a crime control strategy and incorporated the practitioners in law enforcement because the police no better than n anyone else how to gain a drop in crime and is not happening this energy is nonexistent, therefore you have the politicians going one way and police going in the other and the community is suffering as a result because of crime is going through the roof. elizabeth: darrin porcher, good to see you, come back soon. >> thank you. elizabeth: were gonna stay on how americans have been misled by the media there still downplaying crime in the border crisis many in the media doing that now we have members of the media flip-flopping on the covid wuhan

you have joe concha on "the hill," jen psaki is a quote, professional gas lighter. gave general talk sy three pinocchios trying to say that the gop was defunding the police. what do you say to this. >> defunding comes from a lot of municipalities. when i hear lori lightfoot that the attacks on her based as a woman are hogwash. you need to get into a crime control strategy and incorporate practitioners in law enforcement because the police no better than anyone else how to gain on a precipitous drop in crime. it is not happening. synergy is nonexistent. politicians are going one way, the police are going the other and the community is suffering as a result because the crime is going through the roof. elizabeth: darren porcher. good to see you. come back soon. >> thanks, elizabeth. elizabeth: okay we'll stay on how americans have been misled by the media. they're still downplaying crime and the border crisis. many in the media are doing that. now we have members of the media flip-flopping on the covid wuhan lab leak possibility. the public was misled for over a year a

plus, biden family ethics, jen psaki claims this administration is the most ethical in history.hen why won't they tell us who is ponying up half a million bucks for hunter biden's new-found hobby, art. investigative journalist peter schweizer is here on the he'd e. then, is it economic policy or a shakedown? south carolina senator lindsey graham on the infrastructure plan and whether it's tied to another wildly expense i've tax and spend blowout with the democrats' new scheme to throw an amnesty component in there as well. plus, joe biden's attack on facebook. >> what's your message to platforms like facebook? >> they're killing people. i mean, they're really -- look, the only pandemic we have is among the unvaccinated. and they're killing people. maria: yes, the finger pointing has begun as president trump's lawsuit looms over censorship. fox host mark levin on the threat of marxism racing through the country, is it coming from the chinese communist party and do progressives understand who they are getting in bed with. all that right here, right now, on sunday morning futures.

>> i would have rather here president biden and jen psaki say we are not going to sit on the keystonepeline in the united states allowed to operate but unfortunately president biden was more interested in shutting down american energy while allowing russian gas to be pumped into germany. it makes no sense and threatens america's energy independence. it is shocking to see the biden administration take not really anti-american but anti-american jobs -- todd: every time we do a segment about keystone and board stream i ask so haven't got an answer, why is the administration doing this? >> i can't tell you why but hard-working arkansans from across the state have lost their jobs, we are paying more at the pump whether taking kids to soccer practice or calling grain to the mills, they have to pay more because of the increased energy costs in the united states because of president biden's decision, we've been part of a lawsuit to sue president biden and the keystone pipeline, arkansas pushing back, when we see president biden giving a pastor russia and germany it doesn't make sense, hurts a

it is clearly obvious that jen psaki, and one more thing.jen psaki is trying to deputize through joe biden and other people. try to deputize people to do what they can't do. they admitted to having a list. even when you have ler cornered they back down. >> they're say it in the open. white house saying we are working with facebook. facebook also put out a statement today saying yes, we are working with the white house. we banned all of these people. so before it was -- we were just theorists. i mentioned this in the monologue that this doesn't turn into something a part of the campaign. candidates are saying misinformation they can't be allowed to there is no assurances at all. believe me, if you are getting any sense of optimism from me. then i have screwed this interview up. i'm not -- here's the problem. where are the republicans in d.c.? listen, guys, i'm sorry, get off your asses. what are you doing? we have a couple -- i don't want to stigmatize the whole group. buff what the hell are you doing? this is the single most political issue

that is why i was offended by what jen psaki said at podium at white house to behalf of the president. in strong to the athlete disrespecting our flag and anthem, jen psaki saying it is okay because america has not always lived up to our highest ideals, what a ludacris, shallow and divisive thing to do. our ideals are high, maybe even unattainable, but the point is they serve as a opportunity fiing aspiration for the nation, we know what john sacky was talking -- jen psaki of the talking about it was race, true today there is still far too much racial injustice in the country, but as woe acknowledge that, can anyone name a single country on earth, that offers more opportunity to those from any race and about background than america? whether these people like jen psaki, so quick to den great america -- den great america, where do they think is a better place to live. why do the athletes, activists, the self hating talking heads that spear exphier -- smear the one country that give chances to immigrants in the world. why do they want to come here? to america? if this country is so racis

according to jen psaki, the administration is closely monitoring the internet. some would call that spying and is now flagging various facebook accounts that it wants band from the platform. if this seems like a tyrannical attempt to control the free flow of information, that's because it is but the biden administration is just trying to protect you from yourself. watch. >> a couple of the steps that we have -- that could be constructive for the public health of the country are providing for a facebook or other platforms to measure and publicly share the impact of misinformation on their platform in the audience it is reaching. also with the public, with all of you to create robust enforcement strategies that provide transparency about rules, shouldn't be banned from one platform and not others for providing misinformation out there. >> per usual, was not interested in answering the tough questions from sharon peter doocy. have a look. >> speaking of misinformation in the announcement from yesterday, how long has the administration been signed looking for a vacc

apparently everywhere but to jen psaki and people like her. >> harris: may be jen psaki and some arenfused about what real sacrifice looks like. i don't know if they have military service in their background, i don't know that much about her except that she steps up to the lectern and says stuff like that. i would just challenge her if i got to be in the room. i think we should take "outnumbered" to the press room. >> kayleigh: they wouldn't know what's coming here >> harris: but tears he asked, what would you say to our military members who fought for the right for you to say whatever the heck you want to say about it, but do you understand their sacrifice? up next, actor john leguizamo railing against opponents of critical race theory and a profanity-laced rant on social media that you're going to need your own homegrown [bleep] machine four. is this the way to win an argument? >> the good news is you may not be a racist [bleep]. you might just be ignorant of what crt is. ♪ ♪ [sighs wearily] here, i'll take that! woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram o

i think we can all get on the page that that's a distinct possibility so i think jen psaki's answer hadlity. i also think that ultimately this is about critical race theory, this is about, what we teach our kids in our schools and i want to look to texas where republicans are advancing sbu three which is no teacher in public schools can say that the kkk was morally wrong, that segregation was bad. we have gone to such lengths that we are now erasing history, we need to teach history and have accountability because we need to improve our country. and telling the truth about our history is important. there is a reason 1.2 million g.i. bill recipients, black recipients weren't able to get the g.i. bill because of policy. you know that black wall street was burned, we need to teach these things in our schools. >> i'm so that you said that because i find it hard to believe that republicans are saying anything about protecting the kkk when it was a democratic-led group. >> why not teach it? >> absolutely, if you want to talk about critical race theory and talk about teaching appropriate in ou

>> tomi: when i listen to jen psaki, it reminds me of when you have a cheating boyfriend and you knowk them about it and they refused to answer the question even though you have solid proof. that's what jen psaki reminds me of every time she takes that lectern, those are always her answers but furthermore, covid from the onset of this pandemic has been about political convenience for the democrats are at least at their messaging. first, it was no masks, then no masks, then double masks and then it was from vaccine, and now they want everyone to get vaccinated and they will go door-to-door to push it. at every turn, they wonder why the american people are skeptical and why they are nervous. why? this pandemic has been handled horribly in large part by the democrat party in the american people have a reason to be skeptical and then not answering questions doesn't help the matter. >> kennedy: you were doing this job so you know this entire situation from the inside out, how differently are they treating this administration? >> mercedes: they get a lot of softball questions but for the je

they are coming on board, but it's a little bit ago that jen psaki refused to name communism by its namew, however, she's calling it a failed ideology. let's watch. >> communism is a failed system. universally failed system. i don't see socialism as a very useful substitute. cuba is unfortunately a failed state, and repressing citizens. >> communism is a failed ideology. we certainly believe that. it has failed the people of cuba, they deserve freedom. >> emily: kayleigh? >> kayleigh: why did it take five days to denounce communism? five days? four press briefings passed with a refusal to denounce communism. peter doocy pressed her in that third one on wednesday, and there was a refusal to denounce communism. why did it take this long? why did it take a fevered pitch of criticism from the right and probably from their own party as well, internally, to get what is a common sense message? you go back on the way to blm and they made that statement, they went on to say there was an overwhelming sense of loss, complicated by fear and anxiety. we will come to the defense of el comandante. that

jen psaki or as i call her the contortionist pretzel.and had this to say. >> over the last 18 months around the country we see spikes in violent crime to believe during summer months, often unfortunately during holiday weekends. carley: while that may be true, crime across the country is unseasonably high. the numbers are staggering. auto thefts up, 299% in philadelphia. jen psaki says the president will work to address violent crime and advocate for additional $300 million for the cops program. there you have it. jillian: there are no words. carley: the charity golf tournament took place yesterday. you are looking at tom brady. we will show a video of him that social media can't stop talking about, he crushed the drive so far it went 390 yards, landed feet away from the pit. wasn't enough to win. aaron rodgers defeated phil mickelson and brady 322 in big sky, montana. i know this golf tournament is about golf charity but i think it is about trash talk. they do a lot of trash talk before the tournament. todd: the losses they have had. ji

but according to jen psaki the biden administration is just trying to protect you from yourself.ch. >> a couple of the steps that we have, you know, they could be constructed for the public health of the country are providing for facebook or other platforms to major and share and publicly impact their misinformation on the platform and the audience is reaching. also the public come up with all of you. to create robust enforcement strategies that bridge the properties and provide transparencies about rules. just because you got one platform and not others if you are for people providing insight. as it let's have a look. >> you make amount how long we have had the administration been defined on people's facebook profiles looking for vaccines and information? >> that was quite a loaded and inaccurate question which i would refute. first of all, we are in a regular touch with lena media projects and as we are in regular touch, the social media platforms. this is publicly open information, people sharing information online just as you are all reporting information on your new station.

peter doocy asked jen psaki if kamala harris got the covid test after she met with democrats.t jen psaki had to say on that front. >> anything to be concerned about until a certain time has passed? >> the vice president's office put out that she was tested and there was no detection of covid 19, they put out some specific details about their proximity to the individuals who tested positive as well, we take these precautions incredibly seriously and abide by guidance of health and medical experts. >> kamala harris tested negative and they take this seriously. >> back to my earlier point, this was shady the way they handled this. everybody knew what she was doing at walter reed, why didn't they come out and say it? it goes back to the messaging. the confusing messaging coming out of this white house needs to stop, it needs to be point blank, let the american people know what is going on and with regard to this covid stuff with regard to kamala harris stop protecting the texas state democrats who made the trip to dc, this is all to protect them and their mission, they are shirkin

any incident in which jen psaki or other government officials are essentially coming out and provingthis is the case for getting dictation with private companies and their operating in arms of the government and the legal theory in court i was really strong when she did this and then she double done today. larry: she let the cat out of the bag some of the best leaks are done by that, they come from government people, they stay stuff that they wish they hadn't said in this manner sometimes to my regret i just want to get one more report. the collusion issue to me, the collusion issue is the issue is a political issue and is going to be a legal and constitutional issue in the lawsuit but she basically said we are talking to them i don't care individual tree by tree, i don't care about that my point why is anybody in the white house whispering narratives into facebook's year, that is a step too far. >> she is established, it doesn't matter what the cannot, they're picking up the phone and offering directives, one more thing on this you use the word colluding and i think that's an import

jen psaki gave the foul answer and we don't know that.d be, martha. >> yeah, there's a couple of different things that i think crop up here. one is that the information does continue to change over the course of covid. and some of the things that we're seeing as early on, you think about what the dr. fauci said about masks and all that. the vaccine issue, people do have different feelings about whether or not they want to be vaccinated. they have the freedom to make the choices. the government has the freedom to say this is what we believe that you should do based on these criteria. then you hear about the certain entities are on a list that they want to cross off. i think this is a -- like a battle of ideas. they need to combat it with coming forward with what they say is the correct information to block these people on this list or off of it or ask facebook to do that, it gets into tricky territory, joe. >> it's very tricky. if you follow the money, facebook won't change the way they're doing their business. their stock is up 100 points

. >> the white house facing backlash after jen psaki revealed it is misinformation for facebook. >> seriouscerns being in the government's hand in social media censorship. ashley strohmeyer joins us as some ask what could go wrong. >> reporter: these comments from the white house press secretary sparking controversy, take a listen. >> we are in regular touch with social media platforms, we increase disinformation and tracking in the surgeon general's office with problematic posts for facebook the spread disinformation. carley: some call it infringement on the first amendment. media research center at stan gaynor tweeting the anti-vaccine -- against freedom. take a listen to what glenn greenwald had to say about the government and big tech teaming up. >> four times in the last year the democrats and the ceos of twitter, google and facebook to appear before them and threatened them saying if you don't start censoring what we regard as hate speech and disinformation you will suffer legal and regulatory punishment, it is a merger of state and corporate power which is the classic definition of f

. >> at today's white house briefing, press secretary jen psaki talked about u.s. efforts supporting haiti after the president was assassinated. she also discusses president biden's recent phone call with russian president vladimir putin. other topics included covid-19, vaccines, and infrastructure. jen psaki: hello, everyone. happy friday. i have a couple of items for all of you at the top. first, we welcome the unanimous adoption of the u.n. security counsel to extend the mandate humanitarian lifeline to syria. this agreement will directly impact the lives of millions of syrians. it was the result of hard work among the council and intensive diplomacy following detailed discussion at the geneva summit between president biden and president putin. today's resolution renews the cross-border agreement that would have expired in july 10 and will provide further humanitarian assistance to the people of northwest syria and is part of a broader initiative led by the united nations. the two leaders today on their call, there was a readout just went out that you may have s

disinformation is not things that make jen psaki or joe biden look bad.t's not how it's defined. yet, that's how the white house is defining it. that's very dangerous and it does more to hurt, again, vaccine acceptance and trust with government and corporations, the more they're meddling together, colluding together against the american people. howie: let me play for you and our audience what president biden said on friday when a reporter asked him about facebook's role. >> what's your message to platforms like facebook? >> they're killing people. look, the only pandemic we have among the unvaccinated. and they're killing people. howie: much stronger language than the president usually uses. is the white house colluding with facebook or declaring war on facebook, mara? >> that's unclear to moment i don't know what exactly he was referring to there. i have sat through republican and democratic administrations and beating up on the media, criticizing social media or the giants of social media like facebook is something that's done in both democratic and rep

press secretary jen psaki will be holding a news conference this afternoon. we will have live coverage. a little later, president biden signs a bill promoting economic competition in the u.s.. that is available on c-span.org or listen in with the free radio app. this week marked the six month anniversary of the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol. each night, we have been showing congressional hearings that occurred in the aftermath of the attack. tonight, we conclude with former trump administration officials and the d.c. police chief. they testified on their actions in response to the capital security breach. watch that hearing tonight starting at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> joining us now to give us more in light of the president announcements, laura from politico. she serves as their defense reporter. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. yours takes a look at the efforts going out of afghanistan. you make the case that this was pre-much already completed even before yesterday's announcement. can you give us context? guest: scheuer, one

jen psaki is holding her daily briefing. obviously in the wake of a lot of news today, including the dow sell-off. and cases that are happening. contracting coronavirus. kamala harris visiting walter reed appeared she is taking questions right now. peter doocy is in the room. let's dip in msn. >> secretary psaki: of course, we defer to him on the timeline on the sequencing. moving forward, go ahead. >> did he talk in the last few days, any of the republicans negotiating? >> secretary psaki: the president? i don't have any calls to read out for you. our team have been in close contact with democrats and republicans, and whenever it warrants, the president is always happy to pick this up. >> the guantanamo bay announcement today. senior officials, available for repatriation. a targeted timeline for that? is there a broader goal for closing guantanamo bay? >> secretary psaki: yes, our goal is to close guantanamo bay. i can tell you that -- i think you know some of us, but for others who are following it, 39 detainees who remain

laura: jen psaki previewed biden's.ection reforms issue and we will see off on it, watch. >> redouble his commitment using every tool at his disposal to continue to protect the fundamental right of americans to vote against the onslaught of voter suppression laws and also decry efforts to strip the right to voters authoritarian and how we need to vote with civil rights organizations to build as broader turnout and voter education system to overcome a worse challenge to our democracy since the civil war. laura: the civil war, the worst since prohibition, whatever the comparison is it is like in the same level as their failures on all these fronts we have been documenting tonight. >> she said authoritarian, strip the rights -- this is the same language that was used to describe asking for a id for people to vote, the draconian language is scaring people, it goes too far, it's not accurate but president biden's agenda is in trouble because they haven't voted yet. if he had the votes they would have voted. the reason they a

carley: what josh howley said about the casual admission from jen psaki, didn't cross her mind peoplet literal government censorship, exactly what this is when the government tells social media companies what people can and cannot post, what is right and wrong, like they know so much more than everyone else, the textbook definition of censorship. everybody should get vaccinated. i got vaccinated myself. people who don't want to get vaccinated have the right to say that on social media and i find it rich that on the day president biden came out and condemned communism and socialism his administration did the most dictatorial thing in the world by admitting they are working hand in glove with social media companies to tell people what they can and cannot say. glenn greenwald has more thoughts on this subject. >> it is a merger of state and corporate power which ironically is the classic definition of fascism. we have heard so much about fascism over the last 5 years, the people who say they are against it are now supporting it. >> first it is covid what you can or can't say on covid bec

we should start calling jen psaki miss information. how do i come up with this?? >> lauren: they are going to go with it. it's disappointing, u.s. government instead of focusing on things like expectations, sex trafficking, they're going to be flanking your aunt's post who talks about crystal curing her fever. we had a point or are making it illegal to be wrong? if that's true that i would like everything a person who does not believe that chris pratt is america sweetheart to -- let's go there. >> greg: over the chrises, he's in the bottom five for me. a quick announcement. this weekend i will be in tampa for turning point usa student action summit. watch my speech and many others at foxnation.com. i had no idea. i just read it. up next ♪ ♪ >> greg: drink more coke. be more woke. the rhymes really do write themselves. they used to teach the world to sing an out coke's policies are too left-wing. consumer research and educational nonprofit calling out the woke agenda in the ad campaign reminding us that their drinks were much healthier when they contained cocaine.

it is not a promising look forward. >> laura: ra, jen psaki, she previewed biden's big speech on therms issue, and well, you will tee off on it. watch. >> he will redouble his commitment to using every tool at his disposal to continue to fight to protect the fundamental right of americans to vote against the onslaught of voter suppression laws. he also -- to strip the right of vote as authoritarian and how we need to work together with civil rights organizations to build as broad turnout and voter education systems to -- >> laura: the civil war, the worst since prohibition, whatever the comparison is, it is in the same level as their failures on all these fronts that we have been documenting tonight. >> she said authoritarian. she said strip the right to vote. i mean, this is the same type of language that was used to describe asking for i-90 an order for people to vote. the draconian language here goes too far. it is not accurate, but you know how you know that joe biden and them are in trouble? because they have not voted yet. if you have the votes, they would have voted. the reaso

can you imagine jen psaki going jen psaki going door-to-door?pe you? >> i'm here to talk to you about the importance of vaccines. it's very important for all of us to protect ourselves. >> you have to come back later, i'm really busy. >> greg: tyrus, how would you handle someone knocking on your door? >> i wouldn't answer. it's like, call me on my landline, do that. you know what i'm saying? no one's going to answer the door. that they have a thing called a brain, and are going to see a lot of videos of people going, i know you're in there. is that we need to, what's going on? give me 5 minutes to talk to you about vaccinations. they just keep running the doorbell. who's going to be doing this? will he get celebrities to do it? we get the girl scouts, we answered the door for them. we don't answer for jehovah witnesses. >> i do. >> i believe you would bear to give them a cup of water. >> whatever they want. >> you are a better man than me, and i'm okay with that. i just open the door and go, -- >> i don't think -- the census comes to her house.

jen psaki: first, we welcome the unanimous adoption of the u.n. security council to extend the humanitarian lifeline to syria. this agreement will directly impact the lives of millions of syrians. it was the result of hard work among the council and intensive diplomacy following detailed discussion at the geneva discussion between president biden and president putin. today's resolution removes the cross-border agreement that would have expired in july 10 and will provide further humanitarian assistance to the people of northwest syria and is part of a broader initiative led by the united nations. a readout just went out that commended the work of their respective teams following the summit and welcomed the unanimous vote in the council. there is a readout that just went out of the call president biden did with president putin this morning. i am sure we will talk more about that. also today, the president will sign an executive order that will direct a historic effort to promote competition in the american economy. this effort has three goals, lowe

jen psaki said to brief reporters in a moment and we will be waiting for an update. are we headed back to mask mandates around the country. marty makary coming back and just moments. >> sandra: tom cotton on questions in china and covid, inflation fears and christopher rufo who has been tracking the critical race theory debate since day one. >> john: first on this friday afternoon, chaos in the nation's capital after gunfire erupts at a busy well-known street. less than 2 miles from the white house. fox news producers where they are when it went down. i am john roberts and this is "america reports," and hello to you. >> hello, john, i am jacqui heinrich in for sandra smith. and given up and just an hour, at least two people shot open fire while others on the street ran for their lives, video capture by the producers inside a restaurant showing diners ducking for cover, the rooftop camera caught the sound of bullets flying. [gunshots] >> john: people in the logan circle neighborhood said that they heard guns around last night, one of the victims ended up inside the fr

okay, all right. >> jesse: you can tell jen psaki had to take a shower after that briefing.n tell her body language and facial expressions, everyone knows she is lying. she has to say because it is her job. so you can inflate the cost based on nothing. there is no market value for art. it is total b.s. the way that it buys influence is this: donors are not giving to biden. there is a closed, $2500 donation, whatever per family. or super pac, but again, you have to use it on the campaign. this is a direct donation to the biden family. hunter biden has a history of using money that he has gained, working off of his father's name, to pay for the finances and expenses of the biden family for aunts, uncles, joe himself, for kids, for all that stuff appear that is the game. when making the donation, you are making a heavy, heavy donation to the biden family that is more influential than random donation to the campaign. so to say it is anonymous, at first, an elk hunter's meeting with this so-called anonymous donor, you don't think that he'o paid a million dollars? to the biden fam

. >> sean: according to white house press secretary jen psaki, its republicans. they are the ones defunding law enforcement. it's almost as if she's lying. she is lying. defund, dismantle, no bail, no prosecution, no enforcement of the law, that's the new green deal socialist platform that her boss is pushing and supporting. joining us now with more, fox news contributor leo two points zero terrel. nationally syndicated radio host larry elder. i don't know if you read what i read. i read today that larry, our friend, mutual friend, might be -- i had not known this secret until today. is that any truth to that? >> well, larry? >> that would be for larry. >> first ivanka limit say, sean, that was an excellent model it and that is exactly why am considering running this race -- i'm asking people to drop me an email, let me know what you think. but sean, the race card has got to stop. you're right about these numbers. that's why clyburn has done a 180. the numbers show that blacks want voter i.d. too, blacks do not want to defund the police either, they are the ones

jen psaki knows the heat is there. spectrum into positions of power. the labor department is run by a former union boss. that is their priorities. we also have a laong history of this. think about the weather underground. the controversy that happened how close barack obama was to bill ayers. there is evidence they knew each other and there was influence there. the media will defend them, cover it up and minimize it and what happened in that particular case. here you won't get the kind of scrutiny a conservative nominee would get. we'll see what happens. you shouldn't be in charge in the bureau of land management if you once were at least sympathetic toward ecoterrorism committed against loggers. that can't be okay. >> harris: thank you so much. one line where you are today. >> turning point usa, student action summit. watch the speeches. you can get them on fox nation. it will motivate you about the next generation of patriots in this country. a lot of fun to be here and catch it on fox nation. >> harris: you were gre

the study that jen psaki cited was publicly available, it was published in may, covered by a range of that said there were 12 main accounts spreading 65% of the disinformation about covid-19. we can all google. i did google it. that's for us to see. when he posts on facebook, i don't have an account, that if i did i would post and it would be public, and there could be people in the government or private organizations like social media companies that have a responsibility to keep people as safe as possible. covid disinformation gets people killed. >> greg: doesn't matter. >> jesse: but do you think the white house should be in charge of labeling what is disinformation? the they have a horrible track record when it comes to what disinformation is. >> jessica: i'm not sure they have much of a track record. they've only been in for a few months. >> jesse: open borders, laptops -- >> jessica: setting mml -- >> jesse: russians. hoax. >> jessica: let me finish. >> jesse: i will put a hypothetical out and greg can answer. we weren't getting anywhere. let's say president trump, a couple years

we should start calling jen psaki miss information. how do i come up with this?ren: they are going to go with it. it's disappointing, u.s. government instead of focusing on things like expectations, sex trafficking, they're going to be flanking your aunt's post who talks about crystal curing her fever. we had a point or are making it illegal to be wrong? if that's true that i would like everything a person who does not believe that chris pratt is america sweetheart to -- let's go there. >> greg: over the chrises, he's in the bottom five for me. a quick announcement. this weekend i will be in tampa for turning point usa student action summit. watch my speech and many others at foxnation.com. i had no idea. i just read it. up next, they want sold pop. now they are pushing leftist because with the right pain reliever... life opens up. aleve it, and see what's possible. age-related macular degeneration may lead to severe vision loss. so the national eye institute did 20 years of clinical studies on a formula only found in preservision. if it were my vision, i'd ask m

. >> jen psaki is holding a news conference today at 12:30 eastern time. watch live as she takes reporters questions here on c-span. >> today, a conversation about how the budget reconciliation process works in congress. watch the event live on c-span. online at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> the administrator for the centers of medicare and medicaid services discuss health care access, medicaid expansion, telehealth services and the impact of covid-19 on the health industry. this also includes interviews with unitedhealth group executive vice president dr. margaret mary wilson and democratic congressman berra, a doctor. from an event hosted by axios, this is just over half an hour. hosted by axios, this is just over half an hour. >> welcome to another vitals check-up virtual event, our monthly series spotlighting the most pressing health care issues and trends. i'm tina reid, axios health care editor, and i'm joining you from the washington d.c. thank you to united health group for making this conversation on strengthening health c

also live today on c-span, the white house briefing with jen psaki is about to begin. she is excited to address president biden's policy agenda. you are watching live coverage on c-span. >> [indiscernible chatter] >> s waiting for the white house briefing to begin on c-span with a secretary jen psaki. while we wait, we will take a look at some of today's "washington journal." >> e.r.a. conservation and search organization and we look to the private sector to come up with allusions to environmental problem's and challenges. we are funded by a number of different foundations. no government funding, and we have a lot of individuals that find our work in research as well. >> from the thing you're talking about directly when it comes to wildfire, it stems from a new report taking a look at this issue, particularly on the 63 million acres of that managed by the united states government. what did you find out? >> i have been looking at wildfire force policy, especially federal agencies and how they manage our forests, for over 25 years. what we're finding is we are not gettin

elizabeth: wait a second you saw the exchange of the white house and press secretary jen psaki she'stwo different things, secondly the biden campaign bully journalist saying if you report from hunter biden in the conflict of interest with his business deals overseas they say enough journalism they say under the obama administration they were some of the worst attacking reporters and getting their phone records were talking the new york times, the associated press and fox news, your reaction to this exchange with jen psaki. >> it's outrageous to see her response in the white house talk to peter doocy and social media they aren't censoring anybody their censoring the news and other network centering as good a job as fox, what they're doing is advocating and what she saying we have a ministry of truth, working to decide what is true, what is and what you can say in what you can't on the public platforms, i would like to know who's in charge of making the decisions and the transparency, here's what's frightening most americans such young americans to understand the power of free speech,

now, you mentioned that you had spoken with jen psaki.bout mandates. >> if i remember the context of the question, it was about federal mandates, i believe, correct me if i'm wrong. that's not a decision that we are making. that's not a -- that is not our intention from the federal government. what dr. fauci was conveying is that there will be decisions made by local leaders, just like there will be decisions made by business leaders, by institutional leaders on how they can keep their community safe, and we support their right to make those decisions. >> so what psaki is saying is local, the problem is local is you get, let's say vermont and massachusetts doing mandates, you know, that's fine but that's not really the problem. we're obviously not going to have people in alabama or, you know, mississippi doing mandates for vaccines, and that's where it's needed. so that's the issue with leaving this local. that's what they have decided to do. >> they're talking about maybe businesses, companies, schools, stores, places like that, whether

here's something that jen psaki said.as as much of a right to pursue an artistic career as any other president's child has the right to pursue his or her own career. but this isn't just any child. he's had dealings with china, ukraine, he's under a federal tax investigation. this isn't some innocent little boy trying to sell his high school artwork to benefit the local food bank, this is a guy who has a laptop with a lot of evidence on it. should be treated as such. >> martha: yeah, hunter biden may be the only grown man to be known described as a child. here we are. martha, they say there's no conversations about art. we know hunter is meeting the buyers but will have no conversations about art. remind me of them saying joe biden had no conversations with hunter's business partners except we know he went to a dinner and an e-mail from hunter saying dad will be there but keep that between us for now. >> martha: yeah, maybe the president doesn't have a blind spot for his son. i can't figure out why he picks high profile jo

jen psaki spinning this her way.>> gas prices do historically rise in the summer that is particularly true in moments like this when there's a spike in people traveling and more people are hitting the road now because of our success if defeating the pandemic. >> trace: rise in the summer? they've been going up six months. >> there's a denial with this administration. we can go to a lot of different issues where there's denial, crime in the streets, the border being open when they say it's closed. this is just a direct denial of the obvious. every american, maybe just the people on the border know what is happening at the border but every american has to fill up with gas. every american realizes their prices are going up 30, 40% and it's not stopped going up yesterday. i suspect the average will be over $4 in a year. >> trace: probably $6 in california. >> probably. >> trace: thanks, david. good to see you. brian kilmeade is here on the upcoming blast-off in the billionaire's spa nation's abby hornacek after this. i'd

when asked if ruled out, press secretary, jen psaki said no.ncil on foreign relations and author, richard haass. you need no introduction to our view ers. thank you for being with us. the leaders said haiti needs to come together and figure out a path forward. but the reality is on the ground it's very chaotic. what's the appropriate role for the u.s.? >> i don't think haiti's leaders are going to organize anything. the history of this country is one of division and recent events have only made it worse. i don't think there's an argument for unilateral u.s. intervention. but i would suggest one of two things, working with countries putting together a coalition of haiti's neighbors in latin america. and the united states could provide logistics and intelligence or support. or possible through the united nations. haiti is a perfect example of an independent country that can't run itself. this was common after world war ii, called trusteeships. the idea is whether the world needs to step in, work with haiti and rebuild, reboot the country. what we