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but with the white house, it's different. with the white house grounds, it's different. the entire 200-plus-odd years of the white house grounds is a period of significance, and there's very few places in the nation that you can say that about. even more significant, to me, is that the period of significance is open-ended. simply because it is the white house, whatever happens tomorrow or next week or next month or next year is going to be historically significant. >> can i tell you one little story -- >> please. >> -- that's affected me? this has to do with the beautiful jackson magnolias which are how old now? the -- >> well, if you believe the story associated with them, they were planted by andrew jackson sometime around 1828. >> so they are gigantic, and what we see close up is that there are huge met call -- metal poles, and they are wired together because the president's marine one helicopter comes out of, the downdraft beats against them. but one morning i got a call from the abc news desk at about 1:10 in the morning x they said a plane has crashed into the white

information about what he ds he describes is a potential link link between the white house and and the rider on that day. >> the white house switchboard had connected to a writer's phone while it was happening and and that's a pretty big moment,. . >> someone in the white house was calling one of the writers well the right was going on? >> on january 6, absolutely. >> and you know who both ends of of that call? >> i only know one end. >> reporter: said the call lasted just 10 seconds, it was asked whether it could've come from the former president. >> i would say it's probably not not probable, but on the other hand, we don't know what those extensions are numbers are. >> reporter: a former house member served as a technical advisor for the committee assessing data and phone records records before leaving in april. april. >> without the advantage of the additional information we've gathered since he left the committee, it poses a real risk to be suspect suggesting things. things. >> that's one of thousands of details that obviously the committee is aware of. >> reporter: in the first public public hearing since july, the j

us for a brief discussion on the week ahead we're joined by politico white house reporter so what is on tap today at the white house quick. >> thanks for having me it's ali n day and a busy week for president biden meeting with the world champion atlanta braves winning the world series last year and throughout much of the administration gets to ht at the white house it's a fun and lighthearted event that's an entrance into a more serious week for the white house president biden has enough appearances were he will try to highlight the accomplishments ahead of —- m wi the run-up to the election. >> . >> on tuesday there will be a speech about healthcare cost medicare and social security what we have seenhe over the past few weeks democrats tried to put this over programs like medicare and social security. this is something they see as a political winner with those events throughout the week there is a conference for the first time in a couple of years on hunger and nutrition and health or the white house is rolling out targets to reduce hunger in the us by a drastically the next several decades. >> on the campaign tr

the white house house canceled scheduled remarks remarks about coronavirus pandemic. the president and first lady released a statement reflecting on the queen's legacy legacy and offering condolences to the royal family. it read hey queen elizabeth ii was more than than a monarch. she defined than than era. she was a steadying presence and source of comfort and pride for generations of britains including many who have have never known their country without her. everyone is asking right now what is next? other ps had been made in place for the queen's death for a very long time. all flags in the uk are fg half staff. uk's newest monarchl be called king charles iii. thee was speculation on what he would he would be known by. he is technically king but there will be formal ceremonies by british officials behind closed doors to to officially ascend him. follog this the queen will lie in state state before a funeral where she'll be buried at windsor castle alongside her father. wel have continuing coverage on air and online at kpix.com and on cbs news bay area. > >> back a

we have have a person in the white house house who is anti--- as far as i i am concerned. and mean-spirited and causing a lot of pain. so, the scripture will educate us on folks like that and, tell us not to give up hope or faith that god is still in the blessing business. and that better times are on the horizon. >> what about those who considet consider that evangelical who overwhelmingly supportthesidt? ovwhelmingly support someone who lies and has the horrible moral lifestyle. that this one has. i pray for my evangelical brothers that they will wake up, up because, they are not supposed to follow that type of readership. >> i think that is pretty provoe pretty provocative and challeng. and challenging. >> yes. >> i do not censor anyone who comes on my show. i want everyone to hear what you said., said. and, i appreciate your thoughts. >> if you are following someone who can separate babies from mothers, something is wrong with your application of jesus chrit jesus christ and his love for his people. >> how would you apply it in terms of seeing the scripture in in light

this is coming as these so-called referendums are being conducted, in russia, that the white house -- that the white housetching really closely. because these poor regions, the results are said to be announced tomorrow. and the concern that white house has met with results. because they basically say, that it is predetermine, we know what they're going to say, that people over only voted to join russia. which, of course, these referendums are basically being carried out at gunpoint. with armed escorts taking these poll workers house to house and watching people allowed these ballots. the white house says they will never recognize those results. but their concern is that what their public, russia then tries to annex these regions, and then try to make the argument that any kind of fighting with ukrainian forces in these regions is an attack on russia. so, that is some that they are monitoring very closely. and i am told that if russia does have dynasties regions, that are part of the so-called referendums. the white house is prepared to act with some kind of sanctions, we're not really sure what that is go

comes these midterms. >> bret: it's interesting that the white house, trey, pipes up on a day, for example, the atlanta braves was at the white house they consider -- should consider changing the name of the atlanta braves. and that was coming from the white house press secretary. quickly, herschel walker and governor kemp jumped on that. it seemed like it created a moment where there wasn't one. >> yeah, i'm having a hard -- i didn't see the entire poll. i don't know where what the atlanta braves baseball team is called falls, crime, inflation, gas prices, foreign policy. my guess is it's not in the top five. look, the left has created -- i'm not talking about my friend harold but others on the left have created a little bit of this bass they focus so much on it. i haven't had a person in my life ask me about the name of the atlanta baseball team. not one. >> bret: harold? >> harold: well, if trey and i were still in congress, we may not agree on everything, or every aspect of everything, but we would be part of a group that try to go to the white house every single week to try to solve problems. i think the polling and i would ag

classified information.o the handling of the classified information in the trump white house was exceptionally poor so the two white houses i know best was the bush white house and obama white house and in both of those, classified information was handled with great care so both the executive secretary of the security council and the staff secretary to the president kept close track of classified information, who it had been handed to you, where was it and where was it returned and what outstanding. it appears to me and that didn't happen in this administration, which i think is an important point. the other point it was in a room and the room was locked. the point i make is the point i made on sunday face the nation which is washington is a city of spies. spying on our adversaries and our adversaries spy on us. it's interesting to go back and look. a large number of americans have been charged and convicted and sentenced to long term. if you look at the total number of those people almost exclusively russia and china and a spy, if you look at the number of those people and you look at how long they were spying before the

white house — in. when joe biden entered the white house in _ in. ouse in 2021, just - in. when joe biden entered the white house in 2021, just a - white house in 2021, just a couple of weeks after the january the sick insurrection, only about a third of americans recognise him as their president. how have these numbers changed? —— january the 6th place. numbers changed? -- january the 6th lace. , , , ., 6th place. these numbers have chanced 6th place. these numbers have changed very — 6th place. these numbers have changed very little. _ 6th place. these numbers have changed very little. swathes i 6th place. these numbers have changed very little. swathes of| changed very little. swathes of people still believe donald trump actually won the election. those numbers have remained quite consistent throughout the last couple of years. in throughout the last couple of ears. ,, ., , years. in the united states, we are facing _ years. in the united states, we are facing an — years. in the united states, we are facing an interesting - are facing an interesti

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on a bus because i worked most closely with them of the bush white house and the obama white house. in both those white houses classified information was handled with great care and great rigor. the both the executive center and the national security council and both of those considerations in the staff secretary to the president and both of those administrations cooked very close track of classified information. who it had been handed to, where was it? when was a return to most still outstanding? it appears to me that did not happen in this administration. which i think is an important point. the other important point i made people say to me i was in a room in mar-a-lago. the room was locked how at risk could it be? the point i make his appointment made made on sunday and "face the nation". which is, washington is a city of spies. united states spies on our adversaries and adversaries spy on us. it's really interesting to go back and look at the history of espionage in the united states. in the large number of americans have been charged and convicted of espionage and sentenced to

now it is the belief of the white house, according to white house press. secretary, korea, john pierre, that these will be manipulated in terms of the results. as a result, the white house will not accept the outcome of these referendums and also they believe that they will very much be manipulated. now we can tell you that as a result, the white house has decided in consultation with allies to impose economic penalties . but the weight has not saying specifically what those penalties will be. we are prepared to impose additional swift and severe economic costs on russia, along with our allies and partners in response to these actions if they move forward with annexation. as we said in today's g 7 liter statement, the united states will never recognize this territory or as anything other than part of ukraine because it belongs to the people of ukraine. we stand with our partners around the world and rejecting whatever fabricated outcomes russia analysis. we do know, however, that this comes on the heels of escalating rhetoric from black repute and the russian president who has threaten

the white house house previously had to walk by similar statements which contradicts america's longstanding support for the one china policy. but would you us forces to fin the island? yes, if in fact there was an unprecedented attack. us forces us men and women would defend taiwan in the event of a chinese invasion. yes. me from. yeah, yeah. and only the u. s. remarks seriously violate the one china principal and the provisions of the 3 us china joint communiques breached the u. s. commitment so to not support tie one's independence and send a severely wrong signal to the separatist forces of taiwan independence. even china strongly deplores and rejects it and is made solemn complaints with the u. s. side . when cuba, though it seems, abide and held different views around a decade ago while he was a senate. so he wrote that threatening to use force against china could trigger and you conflict. and he stressed the need for talks as part of diplomacy efforts. there is a huge difference between reserving the right to use force and obligating ourselves a priori to come to the defense of taiwan

and the white house house speaker nancy pelosi, ordering the flags lowered after news of the queen's death in 1991, queen elizabeth addressed congress, the only monarch to do so. in a statement, pelosi said she was honored to have attended that address. joining us now. here in studio ktvu jana katsuyama with reaction from people right here in the bay area, jenna mike and julie. some people took flowers to the british consulate office in downtown san francisco this evening, and many people said that they will remember her dignity, her grace and sense of duty as the world absorbed the shock of queen elizabeth. the second sudden death, people began bringing bouquets of flowers to the british consulate in downtown san francisco. for many brits in the bay area, it is a loss felt more deeply grieving from a continent away. i was shedding tears, especially when we first heard about it. kathleen koumura, its former president of the british american business council in san francisco, and she remembers being a child when queen elizabeth took the throne for kimura, a precious memory being invit

house with portraits of your enemies. do you ever think about that? because they hang these in the white house, but you're not in the white house anymore. in the white house probably doesn't roll with you. so you've just got enemies in your house. imagine if we had to do that, everyone of us showing people around your house, "this is my ex who cheated on me. this is the guy who beat me up in fifth grade, brad." obama had to walk down hallways looking at george w. bush's picture. donald trump had to sit on the toilet with a portrait of bill clinton looking down on him, you know. just like, "look away. i can't go when i'm being watched. i can't do it. why did i put the picture in the bathroom!" you know what would actually be cool, if it would be cool if these portraits were live like in harry potter. wouldn't that be amazing. because then if trump did go back to the white house obama's portrait would be there helping him out. ( laughter ) it "donald, donald, be careful with those documents. they're classified. don't eat-- don't eat while you read them, donald. you're getting ketchup all over them. what's wrong with you. quick, quick, the

this is where a woman came with her son from this white house house.n the morning, screaming, they don’t let me sleep, i ’ll find this scum while i’m alive. i will look for him, how he looked. nobody will remember the stranger now, but the employees of the institution admit and are already afraid for their lives. and what if it’s true, something worse awaits them, the murder of peacocks didn’t take off, nor one video surveillance camera was not recorded by any passer-by, so here it could be beneficial to someone, probably. well prepared. and now the third version has opened. someone, most likely this one. he got the money in, that one of his own while the cafe employees are talking about who had the idea to set the dogs on peacocks and just in case they look back once again, and if the owner is preparing to install surveillance cameras around the perimeter of the cafe and fill the enclosure with new pets to replace the dead ones too peacocks. but how long will they live is the question open dialogue pavel platonov rafael and raja in savva morozov and s

a white house correspondent, kimberly health reports now from washington. d. c. the white house calling the referendums, shands and illegitimate. now it is the belief of the white house, according to white house press. secretary, korea, jean pierre, that these will be manipulated in terms of the results. as a result, the white house will not accept the outcome of these referendums, and also they believe that they will very much be manipulated. now we can tell you that as a result, the white house has decided in consultation with allies to impose economic penalties. but the weight has not saying specifically what those penalties will be . we do know, however, that this comes on the heels of escalating rhetoric from vladimir putin, the russian president who has threatened to use nuclear weapons. and we, i also know that the white house has set at this time, that it is not adjusting its nuclear posture, its own nuclear posture in response. or you investigate to say they found evidence rush, committed, war crimes, intern trees that occupied in ukraine early this year. investigate is

house. she definitely wasn't supposed to serve as first lady. >> the obamas official white house portraits were unveiled at the white houseony took place when president barack obama hosted former president george w. bush and former first lady laura bush for the unveiling of their official white house portraits. on may 24th 1978, democratic president jimmy part are held the first presidential portrait unveiling when he invited former republican president gerald ford and former first lady betty ford for the unveiling of their official white house portraits in the east room. the tradition of hosting the most recent former president for a post-portrait unveiling was of course broken during the a broken trump presidency because the most uncouth man ever to occupy the white house refused to invite president obama back to the white house. our next guest was in the room today at the white house with president obama, as he was every day of the obama presidency, creating his own photographic portraits of president obama and first lady michelle obama. joining us now is pete souza, the official white house photographer for barack oba

he performed at the white house house for a night of hope and history, and event hosted by the the history the, the performance, the president spoke about elton john's globall global appeal. >> on behalf of the american pe, american people, thank you for moving the soul of our nation. >> elton john has had a long ans and illustrious career as a singer, pianist and composer. the rocket man has sold 300 million records. he has receivex grammy awards, two oscars and a. > >> thousands of bikers gatheriny gathering today to celebrate the the life of the leader of one of of the most notorious biker gam. biker games. the founding member member of the hells angels oakland chapter. he died in june of cancer at the age of 83. authorities in san joaquin county say they are taking stepo keep the event from becoming to. too rowdy. >> we have been working hand-ind working hand-in-hand with our neighbors should they need additional resources and manpowr and manpower from the violence that may spread after this event. >> today's event at 99 sedwa y will run from 3:00 until 8:00 p.m.. up to 10,000 people a

now it is the belief of the white house, according to white house press. secretary, korea, jean pierre, that these will be manipulated in terms of the results. as a result, the white house will not accept the outcome of these referendums and also they believe that they will very much be manipulated. now we can tell you that as a result of the white house has decided in consultation with allies to impose economic penalties. but the weight has not saying specifically what those penalties will be. we do know, however, that this comes on the heels of escalating rhetoric from vladimir putin, the russian president who has threatened to use nuclear weapons. and we, i also know that the white house has said at this time that it is not adjusting its nuclear posture, its own nuclear posture in response to mobilization of army reserves is continuing across russia. president vladimir putin is looking to bolster his forces in ukraine in the far eastern region over your katya. an indoor stadium has been turned into a reception center for those cool, called up for military service. written announced

house speaker nancy pelosi urging a silent crowd to give it up for president biden and this was a handpicked audience at the white house. i've been to a lot of those. a lot of staffers. good chance for the white housea fox news contributor. maybe they weren't too fired up about the james taylor experience those young people at the white house, byron. in all seriousness it was a strange day to have a celebration of the inflation reduction act on a day that number came out and they knew that number was coming out. it is there for all of us to know. the calendar sets it. >> what did senator kramer say, beyond tone deaf? it was. and the extraordinary thing about this, you are absolutely right. they knew these numbers were coming out but democrats in the past month or so we've all seen this, have felt an increasing sense of optimism about their chances in the upcoming mid-term elections. they thought inflation was going down and that would help them. they thought they could use the abortion decision by the supreme court against republicans. they may be able to do that. and they thought that the renewed attention to president trump with the whole justice department investigation, all that would help them

. >> let's take you to the white house now and cnn white house reporter jasmine wright who earlier thisported that the white house was having meetings over a coordinated response to this. jasmine, good morning. what are you learning? >> yeah, boris. they're having meetings, but they're also leaning in on criticism against those two republican governors ron desantis and greg abbot. the white house feels those governors miscalculated and they're intensifying their criticism against them. we heard president biden saying they're playing games. we heard from the vice president last night who said that they are playing political stunts with human beings and it is her residents in which migrants are being dropped and her husband, second gentleman doug emhoff said that it was shameful. rhetoric came from the podium here at the white house from white house press secretary kareen jean pierre. take a listen. >> these migrants were reportedly misled about where they were headed, told they were would be headed to boston, misled about what they would be provided when they arrived, promised shelter, r

white house. do you think the committee or the justice department will be able to identify the person at the other end of the line inside the white house and do you think it matters? >> it's going to be tough to do, i think. but, you know, obviously, it would be good to be able to find out who in the white house made that call. because that could add to the theory that the white house was very involved in what was happening with the attack on the capitol. but i think as the committee itself has pointed out, they made a lot of efforts to try to track down who that person might be and they just have not been able to determine and name that is associated with the white house. >> leon panetta, thank you so much for joining us. >> good to be with you, john. >> all right. with us now is cnn legal analyst and former federal prosecutor jennifer rogers. let's start with the text messages, december text message twenz mark meadows and phil waldron. what do they tell you? meadows recently complied with the subpoena to hand over information about the 2020 election including these text messages. >> well, it's interesting, john. we know previously th

>> they uniformly said they would resign. >> white house call logs show by 4:19 p.m. that day, the white house acting attorney general. that evening, rosen and donohue went to the white house to argue against trump installing clark as attorney general. the three-hour meeting took place in the oval office and by all accounts, joined the long list of wild white house meetings. >> the president turned to me and he said well, one thing we know is you rosen, you aren't going to do anything. you don't even agree with the claims of election fraud and this other guy, at least might do something. >> it was basically jeff clark advocating for the leadership change and everyone else advocating against it. it was a very blunt contentious conversation. hershman and i were the street fighters of the meeting. >> when he finished discussing what he planned to do, i said good f-ing, excuse me, a-hole. congratulations you actually admitted the first step would be committing a rule. you're clearly the right candidate for this job. >> white house counsel pat s cipollone was against the plan, as well. >> he referr

white house. how would these kinds of documents even leave the white house? >> well, this is shocking. president bush in 2005 asked me to give lectures to the entire white house staff on the handling of classified information after we did have a leak of the identity of a cia agent. but this is even more dangerous, far more dangerous, very shocking. these are nuclear secrets either of a close ally of the united states such as france or great britain or israel or some other country, or nuclear secrets of an adversary, and i don't know why donald trump had them. what was he intending to do with them? this is a very dangerous situation for national security. i believe we've reached the point where he probably -- donald trump ought to be taken into custody until we can figure out what he was going to do with his nuclear secrets. does he have photo copies of them? our national security is at a grave risk because of the violations of the espionage act by the former president. whether he himself is engaged in actual spying or whether he is simply mishandling classified information, we don't kno

white house. she is meeting with the white house staff as many as she can find. thanking them for having made the white house her home. having welcomed her into the people's house over the past two and half years. and it recalls something gerald ford did on his first day in the white house. he commuted from his home in alexandria nixon materials being taken out of residence. he walks up to the north entrance of the white house with the marine guard is standing at attention pretty sticks out his hand to the marine, shakes his hand and said hello i'm gerry ford i'm going to be living here for a while what is your name? they brought with them some and grand rapids they learned on capitol hill played so much importance on people criticizing, for continuing to be a congressman while he was president. but those congressional qualities we often not overlook as they served so well. he was president, also dealing with foreign leaders and others the signal quality i hope i did not go too long. >> note thank you fantastic. you covered a lot of ground. so if you questions hav

brett samuels, the white house _ over the finish line. brett samuels, the white house reporter for - over the finish line. brett samuels, the white house reporter for the i the white house reporterfor the hill, thank you forjoining us. the polls have now closed in chile where millions are voting in a historic referendum for a new constitution. the vote is taking place three years after mass protests calling for an end to deep inequalities in the south american country. if approved, this new constitution would replace the current one which was drafted by former dictator augusto pinochet. the text being put to voters today is huge in scope — covering gender parity, abortion rights, indigenous representation and climate issues. these are pictures of the chilean president gabriel boric casting his vote earlier. results are expected to be very tight — recent polls suggest the new constitution may be rejected. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... we're with the pakistan military in a race to save lives, after weeks of devastating floods. free

white house. and i believe, melissa, that this still is today the only item in the white house collection that was in the white house when the adams moved in in november of 1800, is that correct? which is melissa from the curators office of the white house, my resident expert on all things with the white house collection and that is quite amazing that you can still go into the white house today and they're hanging on the east wall of the east room. is this gilbert stuart of george washington with that amazing story behind it. and that's the first work of art potential, lee, that the adams saw when they moved into the white house in november of 1800. well, for the association, our efforts here to tell a more comprehensive and inclusive history begin at the white house and extend outward into the president's neighborhood here to decatur house where we are today, in february of this year, we launched several educational elements related to this property architecture will renderings of historic slave quarters in a new 360 degree virtual tour and projected silhouettes of three individual people with in

white house fellows. he did dance with me. it wasn't that peculiar. there were only three women out of the 16 white house fellows, but as he twirled me around the floor he whispered that he wanted me to be assigned directly to him and the white house when you're a white house value either work one person in the white house staff the others for a cabinet officer. but it was not to be that simple for in the months leading up to my selection like many young people i'd been active in the anti-vietnam war movement while i was at harvard and a friend of mine and i had collaborated on an article which we'd sent into the new republic but heard nothing from them, which was an article against lyndon johnson against the war in vietnam. and suddenly this article appeared in the new republic several days after the dance and the white house with the title how to remove lyndon johnson in 1968. so i was certain he would kick me out of the program but instead surprising. he said oh bring her down here for a year, and if i can't win her over no one can so. i did eventually end up working for him in the white house and the