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always placing them first, making the white house a home americans and her husband could be proud of was a priority. she was a guest in the nation's house and she treated it and the people that care for it the deepest respect. her quiet strength and it -- genuine devotion to her husband and commitment to helping and comforting others were some of the reasons american lover. -- america. the special honor -- the stories and memories feel like yesterday. i wonder how we could possibly be 40 years since the reagan's arrived in washington. nancy reagan treated us to a front row seat of american history and for that, we are grateful. i know she is with us today, hand in hand with her beloved ronnie, watching as we remember and celebrate her time as first lady. with a beautiful california weather, and believed she has no speaking role. [laughter] humbled by this special honor but also ready for the spotlight to be moved on someone else. it is my privilege and pleasure to introduce the first lady of the united states, jill biden. [applause] >> thank you. we can all hear how much you love you

making the white house a home americans and her husband could be proud of was a priority for her. she knew she was a guest in the nation's house and as such she treated it and the people who cared for it. with the deepest respect and consideration. her quiet strength her genuine devotion to her husband and her commitment to helping and comforting others were just some of the reasons america loved her. the celebration of her milestone birthday and this special honor today have brought many of us together again. the stories and memories all feel like yesterday. i wonder how it could possibly be 40 years since the reagan's arrived in washington. nancy reagan treated us to a front-row seat of american history and for that we are forever grateful. i know she is with us today. hand in hand with her beloved ronnie watching as we remember and celebrate her time as first lady. thrilled with the beautiful, california like weather and relieved she has no speaking role. please and humbled at the same time by this special honor but also ready for the spotlight to be moved on to someone else. i

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to move their manufacturing of their bikes and other supplies to other partners and not make it in-house. americanss -- and jon, this goes to a store you're talking about -- morgan stanley downgraded their expectations for the company because of consumer spending and a pullback away from oil and gas. that bank of america report you're talking about, about card spending. jonathan: a ton of price target cuts. lisa, thank you. tom: what did betsy do? jonathan: cut price targets on a ton of financials. still priced in with the price targets at the moment, some decent upside for some big names. building on what lisa said on the consumer situation, the new york fed put out there june consumer expectation survey and short-term inflation expectations are up. medium-term are down. home price expectations are lower, spending expectations are lower. just across the board, not what you want to hear. tom: extraordinary to see on the amazon prime day, i'm looking at solid bowties, down for to -- down 27%. kathy jones with us, chief income strategist at charles schwab. as the great story that we are going to be

pandemic and everything the federal government was able to do to keep people housed with the american rescue plan dollars, with makingpreventing evictions and keep people from getting evicted has been very helpful. >> the washington post reported last week that homeless shelters in d.c. were filling up and groups are getting overwhelmed by these buses that the governors of texas and arizona are sending here full of migrants. how significant is this influx? how many people? >> well, this is a very significant issue. we have for sure called on the federal government to work across state lines to prevent people from really being tricked into getting on buses. we think they're largely asylum seekers who are going to final destinations that are not washington, d.c. i worked with the white house to make sure that fema provided a grant that is providing services to folks. i feel they're being tricked into nationwide bus trips when their final destinations are places all over the united states of america. >> it's not just local taxpayers picking up the tab. you're saying federal government is helping? >> they should not pick

house covid-19 coordinator doctor ashish jha emphasized the significance of having these protections in place and it's a reminder of the reason that we all work so hard. to make sure that every american the same level of protection that the president the white house says vice president kamala harris is a close contact but will continue with their schedule as she tested negative. first lady jill biden also tested negative on my schedule. i'm >> according to cdc asked. >> lawmakers like house speaker nancy pelosi and louisiana republican senator bill cassidy expressed their concern and hope the president gets better soon. >> none of us is immune from it, including the president of the united states. i know he's been vaccinated and been boosted. and so that's going ng a severe complication. >> now the president will continue to work remotely for at least 5 days and will need to test negative before you can go back to work in public reporting live in washington. i'm basil, john. all right. thank you for that update. basil. well, coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, there might be a new tax coming soon to want. and liquor sales. >> we're going break down how much you might have to

and unfortunately, two republicans in the house, to make sure that the american people's second amendments do not get taken away. >> congressman boebert thank you so much for joining us tonight on the ingraham angle. speaker nancy pelosi has just departed on her trip to asia with her trip to taiwan still up in the air. as we await her decision, the chinese have wasted no time leveling dangerous threats at the united states. and the number two in line for the presidency. up next we explain how perilous this could become. stay there. ♪♪ here goes nothing. hey greg. uhh...hello? it's me, your heart! really? yes! recording an ekg in 30 seconds. tada! wow, that was fast. you know it! kardia offers the only personal ekgs that detect six of the most common arrhythmias in just 30 seconds. so you can manage your heart health from home, or on the go. your heart rhythm is normal. no arrhythmias in sight. i wonder what my doctor would say. ooh! let's find out! with kardia, you can email your ekg directly to them or send it to a cardiologist for review. kardia can do all that? all that and then some,

the white house makes risk assessments just like the american people do. easy, right, every day you're making risk assessments about whether you're exposing yourself or not. he took -- got that extra booster, something the cdc recommend every american do but in addition to that he knows he wants to still engage and interact with people across the country. that means and you're asking about whether he's been prepared. sure, every time he held a baby or held that child from ukraine in that photo from poland from months ago, you know that there is a risk. there is a risk and we all operate with those risks every day but i have no doubt he will continue to operate once he recovers from covid as somebody as a leader who wants to engage the people across the country and that's an assessment he makes and everybody makes every day. >> i'm wondering, jen, kind of what goes into that risk assessment, right? when you had a president that has tested positive for covid, twice boozed, -- boosted. this is certainly a president on the road trying to push his policy agenda

the white house accused jeff bezos of supporting corporations that make huge profits at the expense of the americanple. earlier, the founder of amazon said that president biden did not understand the dynamics of the market at all, otherwise he would not have offered gas station owners to lower fuel prices. the cost of gasoline. raised to last month record highs of more than 5 dollars per gallon as a result, the billionaire who took the side of the owners of gas stations. accused of supporting a corporation. the ex-wife of johnny depp demands to cancel the court decision and find her not guilty in the case. about slander. now her team of lawyers is preparing for a new case, according to her defense, the evidence that dep presented means nothing, and the jury was biased. let me remind you that earlier the court recognized the pirates of the caribbean star as a victim. i ordered amber heard to pay him more than ten million dollars for a false accusation that nearly ruined his career. further, after a short advertisement, the exposure of fakes from a special operation in ukraine in the program of the e

the speaker of the us house of representatives is expected to visit tie wall next month. nancy blazys trip. what make her one of the highest ranking american officials to visit the self governing islands and decades? china has worn to washington. it'll take fossil measures if the visit goes ahead. beijing considers tie, walk, it's sovereign territory. and you can follow those stories on our website at al jazeera dot com is updated throughout the day. of course, with following those massive fires across europe. and you're going russia, ukraine. whoa, whoa, news in half now. witnesses next here on out there. ah . with with with with, with with i think that if you do that of this really to hold on to all your student and put that into visit at school, which i didn't want to do with did i want you to feel good with the dog? well no, it doesn't sound good for both of them. i will talk to the sample that i don't problem with used the sample did not go got simple, don't just do the door and i'll have back to you. i don't, but i do it all through the steps so i did want to tom good conduct that of the jedi donna's to 1000 to stay with almost my bu

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and so if the president had wanted to make a statement and address the american people, he could have been on camera almost instantly. and conversely, the white house press corps has offices that are located directly behind the briefing room. and so if he had wanted to make an address from the oval office, we could have assembled the white house press corps, probably in a matter of minutes to get them into the oval for him to do an on camera address. thank you. other witnesses have given us their views on that question. for example, general keith kellogg told us that some staff were concerned that alive appearance by the president at the microphones at that moment could actually make matters worse. he told us he recommended against do in a press conference because during his 4 years and the trumpet ministration, quote, there wasn't a single queen press conference we had had president trump's advisors knew a state of mind at that moment. and they were worried about what he would say, and unscripted comments yield to the gentlewoman from virginia. thank you. as you've heard by 2 o'clock, multiple staff members in the white house recognized that a ser

and so if the president had wanted to make a statement and address the american people, he could have been on camera almost instantly. and conversely, the white house press corps has offices that are located directly behind the briefing room. and so if he had wanted to make an address from the oval office, we could have assembled the white house press corps probably in a matter of minutes to get them into the oval for him to do an on-camera address. thank you. other witnesses have given us there. >> views on that question. for example, general keith kellogg told us that some staff were concerned that a live appearance by the president at the microphones at that moment could actually make matters worse. he told us he recommended against doing a press conference because during his 4 years in the trump administration, quote, there wasn't a single clean press conference. we have had. president trump's advisors new a state of mind at that moment and they were worried about what he would say in unscripted comments yield to the gentlewoman from virginia. thank you. >> as you've heard by 2 o'clock, multiple staff members in the white house recognize that a

bold and innovative prop toward resourcing our city's are affordable housing strategies and we want to make sure that our black, american indian, immigrant and others people of color are first in line to be able to benefit from the needed investments and it make sure working class neighborhoods in the city and with that we would like to support preston amendment to urge this committee to clarify the high resource areas and areas are available for the investments. thank you very much. certificates of participation are being used to issue hundreds of millions in debt without going before the voters. cop's short for debt and higher interest rates the issuance is prosecute pose in the a time of inflation and higher interest rates. the city has 1.3 billion dollars in that standing cop debt as well as 2.5 billion in general obligation bond debt this does in the account for revenue bond debt. the sfpuc has a debt of 6 billion dollars. i'm opposing issuance they don't go for voters. bonds do. a member of antidisplace am coalition. encouraged bite agents report saying that we have a healingy budgetful i don't see a problem with

house has a few other interests to balance. they want to bring home americans. they want to makeies know that they're doing everything they can but they have to make sure they're not raising so much attention they're going to have to make concessions that are harmful to the foreign policy and the national interests of the united states. and so in an ideal world, all of the families would feel that they're being cared for by the u.s. government, that they're getting the attention that they want without having to go so public as to raise it for the rest of the world to see, that all you have to do is arrest an american, and you get the full attention of the president of the united states. >> all right. danielle gilbert, thank you so much and of course everybody is hoping for the quick and safe return of all of those americans being detained. >>> all right, president biden is facing pressure to slow the surge of migrants at the u.s./mexico border and the sus learning the migrants aren't just coming from central america and mexico. more on that when we come back. ♪ i've been everywhe

housing markets and help lead to a deep and long procession. with higher interest rates by the fed higher mortgage rates follow. making it all the more challenging or americans to buy homes. housing affordability is the critical issue in idaho across the country. nationwide there's a shortage of about 7 million affordable rental homes available to lower income americans at the gap between demand and supply increases each year. to provide more affordable housing or existing tools in ea the tax toolbox that provide incentives for builders to create more affordable homes. the low income house tax credit for example is responsible for generating a majority of all affordable rental housing created in the united states today and generally enjoys bipartisan support in congress . in idaho there are currently 284 light projects located across the state providing 12,000+ units. these projects vary in size between urban and rule role with 25 percent targeted to local families and 28 percent for seniors in the elderly. once the project is the power point apartments inboise which started chronically homeless veterans . several members of this committee have been active i

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american poverty. the white house believes that you should be happy to make the sacrifice. >> what you say to the families who say we can't afford to pay $4.85 a gallon. >> the future of the world order and we have to stay firm. >> laura: liberal world order? you notice how they never defined what it actually means? did biden ever campaign on liberal world order? as far as i can tell, it stands for abortion, anti-americanism, eliminating energy independence to help more worthy countries. but a few years ago, 2018 or '19, we had peace, no inflation, no new wars, no inflation, and blue-collar wagers were beginning to rise. of course, that made the left absolutely miserable. because democrats were happiest when you were locked in your homes, waiting for the next fauci press conference, terrified of a virus with about a 99.97% survivability rate for people under the age of 70. they loved it when your expectations were low. they called it the new normal. there was no alcohol, drug use, students falling behind, more mental illness. but the climate nuts, they were thrilled because they hoped that you are being c

american people. he wants to help the republicans get good candidates, win the house back, win the senate back. then he wants to make sure that his health is good. i think that's what he's most concerned about at this point. >> martha: my question is there's a lot of speculation that he will try to get in soon. is that founded? >> look, he hasn't told me that. but, you know, with president trump, one thing you can always remember, he doesn't do anything the conventional way. he's very unconventional. people didn't believe he was going to run in 15. he was targeted by his own government. his whole administration was attacked unfairly by our own government, which those investigations are ongoing. so he will do probably -- will surprise all of us including me. >> martha: here's the poll. one more question to you, devin, this is the poll that richard mentioned. what would you vote for. 44% biden, 41% trump. your reaction to that. >> if president trump decides to get in this race and run, the republican primary, it would be almost impossible for anybody to mount a serious challenge to him. i don't believe biden is going

house buying programs. a few weeks ago, they were talking 50-year mortgages, to try to make buying these houses at these prices more palatable. tom: that happens with cars and americansthat was a good pivot. jonathon: this is bloomberg. ♪ millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of those millions are on the nation's most reliable 5g network, with the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. that's a whole lot of happy campers out there. and it's never too late to join them. get unlimited data with 5g included for just $30 a line per month when you get 4 lines. switch to xfinity mobile today. jonathan: a couple of times for the diary today. it: 30 a.m., gdp -- 8:30 a.m., gdp in america. president biden will have talks with president xi of china. we pull boxes a little bit, down 0.2% on the s&p. on the nasdaq 100, down 0.6% following the biggest one-day pop on the nasdaq 100 going back all the way to november 2020. a dove us interpretation of chairman powell in the news conference from interview -- for many of you. for many others, the opposite, who believe we ca

us house of representatives approved giant a defense budget of $840 billion and at the same time amended it to make it more difficult for turkey to obtain american f-16 fighters. it prohibits selling ankara new aircraft or components for upgrading the machine from previous batches. until the president submits to congress confirmation that such a decision is in the interests of the united states and guarantees that turkey will not use f-16s to fly in greece , ankara earlier requested 40 fighters from washington for parts for another 80 previously purchased, but received refusal due to the intention to acquire russian s-400 air defense systems. everything changed after the june nato summit in madrid, where sweden and finland made concessions. including canceled restrictions on the export of weapons to turkey in exchange for ankara's consent to let them into nato immediately after the summit, the head of the turkish foreign ministry said that he also expects the united states to put it down. the decision to supply the country with a batch of f-16 aircraft in kamchatka, the karyn volcano became more active, last night it threw a column of ash to a h

make inflation worse. democrats today argue that it could lower some costs for americans on things like prescription drugs. even with inflation super high, it's not making the white houset's priorities. >> neil: are you saying more spending is the answer? >> i'm saying more investment is the answer. more -- >> neil: investment is spending, right? that might or might not be a solution. >> but more spending has not helped >> you raised an important distinction and i appreciate your doing so. because there's a big difference between sending checks to households, whether the emergency checks from the rescue plan and investing in ship production, investing in child and elder care, investing in our nation's infrastructure. >> but even some democrats are getting skittish now. senator joe manchin said he won't sign off on any new tax hikes or new spending in this skinny build back better if he thinks it will add to inflation. >> should there be a because object government spend something. >> everybody should be cautious on what we're doing and looking at anything that could inflame the inflationary high numbers that we have. so i'm just going to say, if you're going to err, er

the speaker of the us house of representatives is expected to visit ty, while next month than c policies. trip would make her one of the highest ranking american officials to visit the self governing island and decades, beijing's war and washington that will take forceful measures if the visit does go ahead. beijing consider taiwan, it sovereign territory. the north stream, one gas pipeline is back in operation after a 10 day shut down for maintenance work. there were fierce. russia would cut gas flows through the pipeline completely and retaliation for sanctions imposed by europe. okay, you're up to date. the news continue, sir, and al jazeera us off to witness ah ah ah, blue lights and then you said with paul, a kid, a boy movie dog with funky. oh, cool mom. and just to prove, we'll go back to live on a book on your google dot com. ah my thought son, morgan bit shoot. let's show. got a sher manji sher barbie's brother named nice brother oliver mentioned the chest style which sundown me. yes. allison him. you can just, i on be sundown me best best on the me. you don't puts a song then oregon for him. ya, guarantor watch pas are part of thing.

but right now, the white house is making a mockery of the same contact tracing policy that they are still imposing on schoolchildren and everyday americans basically acknowledging that it really is not effective. and contact tracing is not effective once the virus is ubiquitous and at large and inevitable. >> carley: that is right, karine jean-pierre said yesterday it doesn't matter where he got this. you have to wonder how the media responded to kayleigh mcenany saying the exact same thing. if that was the same scenario played out in the trump administration's a great point dr. mccarrick, thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much i'm a good morning. >> carley: speaking of how they treated president trump diagnosed with covid and took off his mask outside of the white house. >> the president being sick is a huge galvanizing point for the country. >> a look at this as eight trump driver who injured himself in the wreck and killed a sober driver. >> carley: lara trump joins us to react to the stunning change into them from the press. >> president biden wants to defund the police and says that plays out in the streets. but is this too

official definition, but doesn't this semantic debate risk making the white house seem as if you're in denial and out of touch with americans who are really struggling out there? >> not at all, jake. let's acknowledge that every single family is the world's leading expert on how they themselves are doing. and we totally appreciate the degree that sop pinched and sque higher gas prices, even with gas prices down 75 cents, squeezed at the grocery line by the impacts of global inflation on the u.s. we feel that, we're not denying that. but i think it's also responsible to give people a balanced view of the state of the economy. and i'll offer you one fact, which is in the history of our country, only last year, only in 2021, has there ever been greater job growth in the first six months of a year than there were this year. there have been 2.7 million jobs created in the first half of this year. it is just really common sense that the second greatest amount of job growth in a six -month period could not be consistent with any historical definition of a recession. >> but it's been two quarters in a row of negative gdp growth. th

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house. we all get that lemon lock. so i think it is just -- americans are proud, but we are focused on our real problems, and we have a white house focused on trying to makens instead of working on inflation, having jobs that actually makes sense. so i think it's just more of -- we just have buyers remorse. this is not what we signed up for. >> julie: absolutely not. that's why a lot of democrats are switching parties. fuming after president biden walked out of a news conference in spain yesterday. watch. >> all right, guys. no. there is no such thing as a quick one. i'm out of here. thank you all very much. >> julie: i'm out of here. the abrupt exit came after he answered just a few questions from one of his preselected reporters. of course it is hardly the first time. watch. >> god bless you all, and may god bless you. thank you all very much. >> mr. president -- >> how will you lower gasoline prices? >> i want to thank you. may god protect our troops. >> julie: after yesterday's incident, by the way, 60 reporters wrote the white house to the white house press secretary complaining about the restrictive nature. i remember one president trump use to hold

is intentionally making this threat as large as possible to push the white house to make the concessions that the russians want. >> how does paul whalen play into this and another american prisoner swap do you see him being a part of that? >> sure. paul whelan is american who was also wrongfully detained in russia in 2018. he has been serving his sentence in a labor camp since that time. and negotiations have been going on behind the scenes for his return both with the white house and with an outside organization called the richardson center run by former ambassador and governor bill richardson. richardson is working on paul whelan's case, as well as brittney griner's case i hope to come home together. they are very different cases and carry different kinds of crimes associated with them but i would imagine the u.s. government is doing everything it can behind the scenes to make sure we get every american citizen home as quickly as possible. >> cnn confirmed president biden spoke with paul's sister elizabeth just yesterday offering support saying the government is doing all that i can to bring him home. quickly, brittney griner's next court hearing is next tuesday. what

and local fiscal relief funds that were provided in the american rescue plan really provides the ability to make a historic investment with housingommunities across the country. love to hear your thoughts because this is an opportunity to take funds that are already there and leverage them to support low-income housing. >> i do think it would be an important news of this funding and was significantly increase the ability. and with the covid relief funds should be used for affordable housing. hearing that better with the low income housing tax credit would certainly be a huge step forward in that direction and with $500 million that we set aside without initiatives. we can use it to build more of us apply for low income housing in nevada and everybody is ready too do it. it's an opportunity to get it right that's why i support the lifeline act like the low income housing tax credit. it's the number one thing that i hear as for increasing the housing supply thank you for the good work that you do. >> i don't want anyone to wage a filibuster but i appreciate my colleague from which i touched on in my opening statement as well this i

house of representatives approved a gigantic $840 billion defense budget, but amended it to make it harder for turkey to get americanr jets. it prohibits selling ankara new aircraft or components for upgrading aircraft from previous batches until the president provides congress with confirmation that such a decision is of interest to the united states and a guarantee that turkey will not use f-16 for flying.

if the president wanted to make a statement and address the american people, he could have been on camera almost instantly and conversely, the white house press corps has offices that are located directly behind the briefing room. if he wanted to make an address from the oval office, we cap have -- could have assembled this in a matter of minutes to do an on camera address. >> other witnesses have given us the views on that question. for example, some staff were concerned that a appearance by the president at the microphones at that moment could actually make matters worse. he told us he recommended against doing a press conference because during his four years in the trump administration, there wasn't a single press conference we have had. presented advisors were worried about what he would say in unscripted comments. i yelled to the gentlewoman from virginia -- yield to the gentlewoman from virginia. >> personally, i recall being evacuated from the house office building where we were sitting before this time. it was due to the discovery of two pipe bombs in a nearby building. around the same time, you were watching the violence unfold

times, so that the president had wanted to make a statement and address the american people, he could have been on camera almost instantly. conversely, the white house press corps has offices that are located directly behind the briefing room. if he had wanted to make an address from the oval office, we could have assembled the white house press corps probably in a matter of minutes to get them into the oval for him to do an on camera address. >> thank you. other witnesses have given us their views on that question. for example, general keith kellogg told us that some staff were concerned that alive appearance by the president at the microphones at that moment could actually make better service. he totally recommended doing a press conference because during his four years in the trump administration, quote, there was not a single clean press conference we had had. president trump's advisers knew his state of mind that moment, and they were worried about what he would say in unscripted comments. i yelled to the gentleman from virginia. >> thank you. as you have heard, by 2:00 multiple staff members in the white house recognized that a serious situati

house covid-19 coordinator doctor ashish jha emphasized the significance of having these protections in place and it's a reminder of the reason that we all work so hard. to make sure that every american has the same level of protection that the president the white house says vice president kamala harris is a close contact but will continue with their schedule as she tested negative. first lady jill biden also tested negative on my schedule. i'm >> according to cdc guidelines masks. >> lawmakers like house speaker nancy pelosi and louisiana republican senator bill cassidy expressed their concern and hope the president gets better soon. >> none of us is immune from it, including the president of the united states. i know he's been vaccinated and been boosted. and so that's going to decreases risk for having a severe complication. >> the president will continue to work remotely for at least 5 days and will need to test negative before you can go back to work in public reporting live in washington. i'm basil, john, thank you. basil. >> well, a new study finds fully vaccinated. covid patients have no greater risk for post-surgery complications. the patients who were never infected in the

house covid-19 coordinator doctor ashish jha emphasized the significance of having these protections in place and it's a reminder of the reason that we all work so hard. to make sure that every american has the same level of protection that the president the white house says vice president kamala harris is a close contact but will continue with their schedule as she tested negative. first lady jill biden also tested negative on my schedule. i'm. >> according to cdc asked. >> lawmakers like house speaker nancy pelosi and louisiana republican senator bill cassidy expressed their concern and hope the president gets better soon. >> none of us is immune from it, including the president of the united states. i know he's been vaccinated and been boosted. and so that's going to decreases risk for having a severe complication. >> now, president biden will work remotely for at least 5 days. and you must test negative for him to go back to work in public reporting live in washington. i'm basil. john, you're working remotely right now. we could you could have come in right now for all we know. how are you doing? did you get in? but hopefully does it, though? no, i did not. i have i have. it's go

house covid-19 coordinator doctor ashish jha emphasized the significance of having these protections in place and it's a reminder of the reason that we all work so hard. to make sure that every american has the same level of protection that the president the white house says vice president kamala harris is a close contact but will continue with their schedule as she tested negative. first lady jill biden also tested negative on my schedule. i'm >> according to cdc guidelines masks. >> lawmakers like house speaker nancy pelosi and louisiana republican senator bill cassidy expressed their concern and hope the president gets better soon. >> none of us is immune from it, including the president of the united states. i know he's been vaccinated and been boosted. and so that's going to decreases risk for having a severe complication. the president will continue to work remotely for at least 5 days and will need to test negative before he can go back to work in public reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> it's 9.22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the capitol riot lawmakers are zeroing in on what president trump did or didn't do the day of january 6. we'll be right back. wi

americans the economy is actually headed in the right direction. so we're keeping a close eye on the white house and that meeting where he'll no doubt take another shot at making a complex economic argument and use it to tell people that things are not as bad as they might feel. in fact, we heard a preview of that last hour when both the president and treasury secretary, janet yellen, said the strong jobs market and low unemployment numbers undercut claims we're in a recession despite numbers showing the economy shrinking for a second straight quarter. the president is also touting legislation, the chips act and that stunning new agreement, $700 billion that would make historic investments in climate change and health care and deliver on promises the president and his fellow democrats first laid out nearly 16 months ago. >> look, this bill is far from perfect. it's a compromise. but it's often how progress is made, by compromises. and the fact is that my message to congress is this -- this is the strongest bill you can pass to lower inflation, cut the deficit, reduce health care cost, tackle the climate crisis and promote energy security, all the time reducing

house aide without them adding the world global in front of it. they want to make sure that everyone knows this is not a unique american problem. it is better here than in most places. they are not celebrating yet. but gas prices are a particular fixation for the white house. ron klain starts his day checking the price. that is the fir thing he does i'm told. and so certainly this is a good sign, too. but they are frustrated. because they feel like this is still a good economy. but the american people don't seem to think that. and that is why to our earlier conversation, so much of this is still about messaging and it is about trying to get through to the american people that hey, things aren't that bad and we feel like inflation may have peaked even, we're not out of the woods yet but starting to make progress. >> you're looking right now, 3.6% unemployment rate. just historically, it is extremely low rate. >> yeah. >> again, twice as much when ronald reagan won 49 states saying he turned around the economy from 7.2%. wages as dom reported up 5.1%. average hourly wages up 5.1%. but right now the only thing americans are focuse

if the president had wanted to make a statement and address the american people, he could have been on camera almost instantly. and conversely, the white housepress corps has offices that are located directly behind the briefing room. so if he had wanted to make an address from the oak oval office, we could've assembled the white house press corps probably in a matter of minutes. >> so, instead of that, though, as the committee laid out, the former president not only spent those 187 minutes watching the riot unfold, on fox news, but ignored these pleads, repeated pleas, from top aides to call his supporters off. and even attempted to call gop senators to convince them to delay the vote count. there's a hearing presenting bombshell testimony from white house counsel pat some cipollone, smart questioning seem to imply, what we know already, the president was the only one at the white house who did not want to call off the rioters. the only one. i want to play a portion of this for. you look >> who on the staff did not want to have people leave the capitol? >> on the staff? >> in the white house? i can't think of anybody. you know, on that day,

house covid-19 coordinator doctor ashish jha emphasized the significance of having these protections in place and it's a reminder of the reason that we all work so hard. to make sure that every american same level of protection that the president the white house says vice president kamala harris is a close contact but will continue with their schedule as she tested negative. first lady jill biden also tested negative on my schedule. i'm. >> according to cdc asked. >> lawmakers like house speaker nancy pelosi and louisiana republican senator bill cassidy expressed their concern and hope the president gets better soon. >> none of us is immune from it, including the president of the united states. i know he's been vaccinated and been boosted. and so that's going to decreases risk for having a severe complication. the president will continue to work remotely for at least 5 days and will need to test negative before he can go back to work in public reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. it's 7.22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news lawmakers on capitol hill are him are zeroing in. >> on former president trump's actions or inaction on january 6 during the attack. we'll see whether