karine jean-pierre is one of many people who saw all this behind the scenes.eals are made about what they are allowed to talk about. >> aishah: why are we talking about this now and why still defending this administration? maybe a former self-preservation for the future. we'll see where she lands. that's all the time we have. have you back on soon. have a good weekend. >> have a good weekend. >> bill: aishah, it is early and happening now at the white house. breaking news here on the fox news channel. we have just confirmed that president donald trump will sign an executive order that will make english the official language of the united states. in our nearly 250 year history we've never had an official language ever. the executive order expected to be signed sometime today. bill clinton made a move back in the 90s. the mandate that he signed will be rescinded. in other words, what he did in the 1990s is that he did not require agencies that worked for the government to provide english only. they had to provide more options for those who needed different langu

know, i thought it was interesting because i never felt that in the biden administration that karine jean—pierreof performing for biden first. biden's message across. for an audience of one, the entire time. and i think she was quite effective in terms of getting you know, she's been getting rave reviews from his supporters. you can come out of those briefings going, oh, i didn't learn anything. voices in there. how's that going to work? yeah, no, it's something i'm... board, and it's something that we have talked about over the last few months. we've talked with the administration about. ideas about what the briefing room would look like and decided that they wanted to introduce a new media seat, which ultimately means, you know, giving access to podcasters, and more new media outlets. which is hardly, you know, something we would call a podcaster. been around many, many years. yes, exactly. he's been around. brought back, you know, new life into the briefing room because people are interested. again, as bernd mentioned, it was wall to wall. and i think part of that was the uncertainty and we s

that appears to be the first in-depth comments from the former white house press secretary karine jean-pierrehe pressure against joe biden to a firing squad led by democrats. former house speaker kevin mccarthy back in california. happy friday. i have more from her but go ahead and comment about what you know what she said so far. >> well, what she is talking about is nancy pelosi and others. one of the reasons why they came so strongly against biden is because they had been lying about his decline and they had known it and then once the rest of the world watched it on that debate, it is almost as if they had to cover up for themselves. why didn't they do this prior to his announcement to run for re-election if they real' cared? that's when they should have done it. then the second move, who would replace him and they ended up with kamala. their policies were being rejected by american and why they lost the last election. >> bill: play another clip here. this is -- a lot of people wondering why joe biden didn't talk to the media more. this is how she answer effort that with regard to intervie

they didn't talk about anything and if you go and watch karine jean-pierre's briefings, she actuallyeally answered the question. she would always say i can't comment on that, i have already been very clear, we are not going to talk about that, that is an insulting question, never answering the question. that is not what you are getting here. they might not like the answers but at least they're going to ask the questions. >> judge jeanine: you know, jesse, i thought it was fascinating when the presidents are talking about zelenskyy and the mineral deal, and when he talked about the fact $300 million, $300 billion that we gave to ukraine and zelenskyy, whereas europe only gave $100 billion, but the money that europe gave to ukraine, they gave as a loan. which meant ukraine had to pay them back. the money, the $300 billion that biden gave was not a loan, just gave the money, like a fool, and now what we've got is a president who says we are going to get our money back, and from now on we are not going to be footing the bill for a country that is paying other people back but not us. >> j

karine jean-pierre, et cetera.. um, hopefully the kennedy center will continue the tradition of letting the people at the kennedy center make the decisions about which artists perform. you know, the kennedy center. we don't have a broadway like you fancy folks up in new york do, uh. >> i work. >> nights. >> so i don't get to go see these things. >> i know, i know, it's a tough life. the the we you know, we have some theaters, warner theater and and others, but but generally speaking, the kennedy center is where it's, you know, it's where i took my daughter to see hamilton. um, so there is just a lot of other business that goes on. um, but you heard mr. trump, president trump there talking about how it got to wokie. um, and i think that probably was a reference to the fact that there was a i believe i don't know enough about it, but there was some sort of a show involving transgendered or drag queen individuals. um, and so that that was what he was talking about. again, i don't know enough about that, but yeah, i mea

when he told everyone he was not going to pardon his son, we heard him tell david muir that karine jean-pierre stood at the podium in the white house press briefing room and said he would not be pardoning hunter biden. and then he did that. he lied to the american people, and he issued this blanket pardon to get out of jail free card to all of his family members and to people that he thinks are going to be potentially be in trouble. that is something we never seen before, and some people have even questioned, would they hold up? >> and katie is completely right. he did say he was not going to pardon his son. didn't even commute the sentence. he did pardon him. he did do those preemptive pardons, which surprised a lot of legal scholars. maria, i'll let you have the last word really quickly. >> yes. just two very quick things. the first one on the economy, katie, it was trump that said that he would bring down the price of eggs. this literally came out of his mouth on day one. so don't judge anyone else on what trump said except for what trump said. and he's not doing that. and everything else t

karine jean-pierre and mike donilon, who are also biden appointees. so right now he's sort of in his furrow or his pharaonic stage, where he is just going through the temple and removing any hints and any signs of his predecessor and just striking it from the historic record, whether it's his executive orders, his executive actions, or the people he's appointed to these various agencies. and for donald trump, it's sort of double revenge. not only is he getting these biden appointees out, but in 2021, biden canceled or fired one of trump's appointees to the social security administration. so, in trump's view, a turnabout and then making it even worse is fair play. >> yeah, sabrina, just and also the most notable part of the kennedy center gutting that happened tonight where where trump is basically gutting the existing board of trustees, but also the chairman himself, david rubenstein, who i was at the kennedy center honors in december or november whenever they tape. and he had just signed on to another four years, i believe he was going to retire. but

that includes mike o'donnell and a top senior adviser to his, karine jean-pierre, the press secretary. when you look at who are the new board members, ric grenell, trump's envoy, is one of them. usha vance the second lady, dan scavino sergio gor, who was the one who sent that email firing the inspector general. susie wiles the chief of staff, howard lutnick, his wife allison, the commerce secretary, also there? i think the question is, you know, what looks different about this in these four years as trump and his crew never really fully assimilated into washington, their first time in office? i think those people who worked there would tell you the question is, what does that look like this time around? well, it's. >> not so much assimilation right as it is takeover. i mean, to michael's point, he was rejected by so many parts of the establishment or held in check by so many parts of the establishment across all of these institutions. and now, instead of, you know, trying to meld his way in, it's just a brutal, forced takeover, which is what the president is doing, and he's doing it w

these board members who biden appointed, people like mike donilon, his chief strategist, or karine jean-pierree in line. with that cultural. war that peter. was just talking about. >> yeah, absolutely. let's bring into the conversation, contributing opinion writer for the new york times, ben rhodes, he served as deputy national security advisor under president barack obama. and your guest essay, ben, for the times, is entitled, this isn't the donald trump america elected. and you write in part this many americans, myself included, support overhauling the sclerotic national security consensus that has governed our policies since september 11th, 2001. yet it would be wrong to dismiss mr. trump's dizzying array of pronouncements and executive actions on foreign policy as simply the fulfillment of his campaign promises. he did not run on the dismantling of usaid, the conquest of greenland, or the occupation of gaza. rather than showing strength, his foreign policy betrays a loss of american self-confidence and self-respect, eliminating any pretense that the united states stands for the things it h