for all of these reasons, stopping covid-19 is the biden/harris administrations's number one priority. otherwise, the coronavirus will keep circulating in our communities, threatening people's lives and livelihoods, holding our economy back. we cannot fully recover, much less build a better future the american people deserve until the pandemic is over. from day one, the administration has led a full-court press to get as many americans vaccinated as possible. president biden the set a goal of 100 days. we hit that goal by day 58. now, we are racing toward our new goal of 200 million shots in one hundred days. the administration's opening quickly to open new vaccination sites across the country so 90% of americans will be living within five miles of one by april 19. that is two weeks from today. although while, we have been producing vaccine at a rapid clip. by the end of may, we will have enough vaccine supply for all adults in america. so far, news about the efficacy of the vaccines has been very reassuring. the american people can take hope and pride in the fact we are making strong

the biden harris white house at day 100 takes its place among the best run presidential ministration's in history at the 100-day mark. things could go wrong from here, but so far, there are no leaks from the biden white house, none about anything. and there are no scandals from the biden white house, about anything, the credit for the stability and professionalism of the white house staff goes to joe biden and ron klain, and the people they have hired to work in the white house. it's hard to imagine a biden harris administration being more successful at governing and their first hundred days. the biden harris administration pushed the biggest first piece of legislation by any president in history through congress and lawn and they did that and the most politically polarized congress of our lifetimes and while fighting a once in a century pandemic that presented the biggest peacetime logistical challenge in american history, how to deliver a lifesaving vaccine to 330 million people. >> our progress that these past hundred days against from the worst pandemics in history has been one of

it's hard to imagine the biden/harris administration being more successful at governing in their first 100 days. the biden/harris administration pushed the biggest first piece of legislation by any with the in history through the congress and won, and they did that in the most politically polarized congress of our lifetimes. and they did that while fighting a once-in-a-century pandemic that presented the biggest peacetime logistical challenge in american history, how to deliver a life-saving vaccine to 330 million people. >> our progress these past 100 days against one of the worst pandemics in history has been one of the greatest logistical achievements, logistical achievements this country has ever seen. >> 85%. that speech last night by president biden got the approval of 85% of the people watching that speech. joe biden used his first address to congress as president to give the country a dose of hope. >> a mass vaccination center in glendale, arizona. i asked the nurse, i said what's it like? she looked at me. she said it's like every shot is giving a dose of hope, was her phrase,

leader -- leading consumer, china is, but we are the world's biggest producer of energy, and the biden harris plan, and what is being proposed under in congress would essentially kill that. we would become an energy poor and needy country that would have to try to get by on less and less energy. i think these are two very different worldviews, and i think, unfortunately, the worldview that seems dominant in washington, d.c. right now, not most of the country but washington dc, is based on a fundamental misconception that you can believe models more than scientific data. host: we go to lake city, tennessee. a republican. good morning. caller: we are down all of our coal-fired plants and our nuclear plants. jeff bezos is buying 100,000 of those electric trucks that are heavier than gas powered trucks. they run up and down our roads, these electric echoes, they don't pay any gas tax that keeps our roads repaired, and this bill that it is saying it builds bridges and roads, only 6% of it is for that, we will not have any roads left. those trucks are huge, and what are they going to do with all of

biden-harris refusing to even travel down to the border despite downright disturbing new developments surrounding the child sex abuse and now tonight again allegations inside one of biden's cages and detention centers in south texas. it tonight, we are learning that the number of children being held at the san antonio facility with the center of the new controversy has now tripled in less than two weeks. here we have children allegedly being sexually abused, malnourished, cannot socially distance despite the presence of covid throughout the building. any day care center that remotely resembled these disgusting conditions would be shut down immediately. of the people who run them on them would be arrested for child abuse. now a full investigation in texas is underway tonight thanks to the governor but biden-harris that they do not take any action to mitigate any of those. imagine democrats in the media mob's reaction if all of this is happening to kids under president trump's watch. here to explain more on the developing story are texas governor greg abbott with us. first off i want to

prevention immunity were thrilled to see the joe biden won the election because we said ok we've got biden and harris biden and harris who campaigned on these changes these are changes that we made up out of nowhere you know things like red flag laws universal background checks that's the most basic technocratic thing that i could have written out and told you about it were great and we're going to get these you know why are we going to the ballots in 2022 why am i supposed to go i will not campaign for the democrats because that's just my life but what are we supposed to say to people who see this kind of violence with no meaningful action one of the things that the n.r.a. does and other gun can gun advocates do is they appeal to the 2nd amendment they create a kind of romantic narrative the 2nd amendment how it's tied to liberty and freedom etc that the right to bear arms or right to own weapons is tied to our sense of citizenship and identity as americans when i watch people on your side of the fence defend your position you often still appeal to the 2nd amendment rather than say the 2nd amendment

members support red flag laws what are biden harris going to show up or wasn't a $50.00 minimum wage or wasn't cancelling student loan debt you know we've seen a lot of great things in the american rescue plan was in many ways a success but. you know if you're not going to deliver on guns i spent the absent can't determine the let me ask you are you are you surprised by this i mean we've seen presidency of the presidency show the same kind of lack of political will on the question of gun legislation so that every too much of a surprise here no i mean look at the end of the day. specifically background checks and red flag laws those laws are so unbelievable. popular that it's shocking to me that those long passed but in terms of the ban on assault rifles and other you know what i consider commonsense pieces of gun reform i'm not surprised at all and it's been a common thread with the biden harris administration that we're not seeing exactly what we wanted out of them but i spent 3 years telling everybody guys we need to get the democrats and power because once the democrats are in pow

. >> legisladores latinos miembros el congreso se reunieron con el presidente joe biden y la vicepresidenta kamala harrise biden les dijo que si no logran un solo voto republicano y si el encuentra la manera de hacerlo legalmente está dispuesto a pasar la reforma migratoria como se hizo con el plan de estímulos mediante un proceso llamado reconciliación. >> tenemos que acudir a ese proceso si los republicanos se mantienen como están hoy en día intransigentes. >> estamos muy contentos porque vimos que el presidente joe biden y la vicepresidenta kamala harris te importa mucho la comunidad hispana. >> dijeron que aunque joe biden y harris aplicaron el tema del tps (temporary protection status) no explicaran con claridad qué es lo que piensan hacer con este programa. >> la frontera con méxico una mujer hondureña logró su sueño de entrar legalmente a estados unidos su nombre es maría toribia pasó más de dos años en oaxaca con sus sitios con una de ellos sobre de hidrocefalia y vivía seis meses en tijuana ahí espero en un albergue a que llegara el día en que agentes de aduana y protección fronteriza te permiti

speaking out as a dhs whistle-blower spoke to sara carter and exposed just how out of touch joe biden and kamala harris criticize the biden administration last night. here is a new clip. because what would be your worst fears? >> my worst fears is that we have too many people to process and not enough people to do our jobs. >> because what can happen? >> oh, anything can happen, but it certainly just makes it more for the bad players to have success and become stronger. >> sean: of course the mob, the media doing everything they can to help the democrats downplay and dismiss what is undeniable border disaster. for example, politico following associated press apparently permitting reporters from using the word "crisis" when writing about the crisis at the border. here now with reacts and joining us republican congressman devin nunes and white house senior advisor stephen miller. i will start with you. we see the conditions, texas is suing rightly and the biden administration because they are allowing all of these kids, biden's cage is overflowing and living on top of each other with high rate of positiv

in just 100 days, the biden-harris administration has launched an avalanche of liberal policies that o derail all of the progress that we made for a safer, more prosperous, more secure america. as americans are last night, president biden has launched an explosion of runaway spending to the tune of $6 trillion and counting, and after our administration work in a bipartisan way in congress on every single covid bill, the biden administration passed their meadville -- covid bill on a partisan basis and proposed trillions of dollars in expanding the federal role of government in every area of our lives, literally from cradle to grave, and they are using an infrastructure build to advance a radical climate change agenda. just as our economy is getting back on its feet in south carolina and across america they plan to pay for ultimate by cutting planned increases in military spending and passing the largest tax increase in 50 years, but it does not stop there, my friends. after inheriting the most secure border in american history, the biden administration and the construction of the wall

racial equity is a top priority for the biden/harris administration, and we will continue to push for racial justice, both at home and at every corner of the globe. our year-end -- to reduce conflict and malnutrition. we discussed conflict driven hunger in places like afghanistan. the democratic republic of congo. the central african republic, south sudan, the tigrayan region of ethiopia. we continued our focus on yemen when we were briefed on the dire humanitarian situation on the ground and highlighted the perspectives of those trying to help such a vulnerable population. this powerful account clearly proved effective. two days later, the security council adopted a press statement on yemen, calling for the end of the de-escalation and a press statement was done for the first time on this issue. the statement also called for a nationwide cease-fire and an inclusive settlement of the conflict. turning to the african continent, the security council adopted a resolution that reimbursed -- reinforced the core mission in south sudan and empowered our peacekeeping efforts to be more mobile

. >> in just 100 days the biden harris administration has launched an avalanche of liberal policies thatto derail the progress that we made for a safer, more prosperous, more secure america. >> reporter: especially when it comes to infrastructure, the president speaking with with republican senator capital yesterday, and this morning; republican senator jim scott remains in the spotlight, he delivered the rebuttal to the president this weekend he is defending his remarks after online trolls accused him of ignoring his heritage. >> there is a coming backlash to this liberal oppression that is becoming front and center and they are not even hiding their hands anymore. >> reporter: 27 million people watched wednesday's be on capitol hill, their numbers are significant but they are down from before donald trump's first speech to congress four years ago. can't imagine anybody in this town wasn't watching. jillian: literally on my tv all the time. todd: that construction at dc studios, nothing gets done fast in dc. it is incredible what they have done. appreciate it. president biden won the pe

doctor vickers, 11 days ago, president biden tapped vice-president harris for the border response. say to vice-president harris? >> i would say come down and spend an evening on my research and she can open her eyes and see what's going on down here. the problem is we depend on the border patrol for just about all of our protection and a significant sectors down there with the asylum seekers and they're compromising our ability to have the border patrol respond to traffic coming up to our houses and traffic has been severely compromised. in this county alone-- in other counties, this is a very, very small rural county population-wise and we depend on the border patrol for 911 calls. the adjacent counties around us do the same and we're afraid that that is going to be compromised when we have severe-- a serious threat, the border patrol being able to respond? dr. michael vickers, we have to leave it there, thank you for taking the time. >> thanks for having us. alicia: a largest school district is the latest victim of ransomware attacks across the country. what the hackers demanded

the curtain a little bit and digest what we were seeing and what we think we will see from the biden-harrisinistration. host: what is your opinion of the commission president biden put together to look at the supreme court and whether it should be expanded? guest: this will be interesting. like most of you all, i am looking forward to seeing what the commission will put out. a lot of the viewers are saying -- talking about things being politicized. the supreme court has definitely been politicized over the last 4 years. i went to see what the biden-harris administration will -- i want to see what the biden-harris administration will do with the report. host: do you think the supreme court should be expanded? guest: because of how it has become so politicized, i think there is not a lot of trust in our supreme court. at the end of the day that is what bothers me. it is not about having republican justices or democratic justices. i just want to know that when an issue goes to the supreme court that it will be fair. i am all about fairness. host: let's go back to our phone lines and talk to ro

house democrats on what is true infrastructure reform, this plan is further evidence that the biden-harris administration are more happy to push their radical agenda at the expense of hardworking americans. instead of propelling these radical policies, this could be a good-faith opportunity to deliver results for the american people. if we work together, we can get this job done. from deploying rural broadband to sustaining our basic roads, we must bridge this divide. thank you, madam speaker, and i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. rows he shall, for -- mr. rowser -- mr. rouzer, for five minutes. mr. rouzer: i want to talk about steven l. copperhead. his death this past year was sudden and a shock to all of us who knew him. steve was always the same from the first day i met him almost 25 years ago until the last time we talked. he was a great friend, one whom you could trust to shoot you straight. as are so many in the agriculture arena, he was a downto earth -- down-to-earth great guy, a conversation you could pick up with as if y

so welcome to the briefing room in the biden-harris administration. reporter: glad i found my way back. to follow-up on the issue of guns by some measures, this is at least the third mass shooting of this presidency, administration. he described it as an epidemic, gun violence in this country. we've seen in terms of the response of covid-19 what an all of government response looks to a pandemic. why not the same level of response to this ongoing issue of gun violence and pointing of -- the appointing of a senior czar, for instance, beyond just efforts of the legislation? jen: i'll reiterate what the president said. he believes gun violence is an epidemic. it's a public health crisis. it's destroying communities across the country. he's also been working on this issue for decades. if he were standing here, and i know there's a press conference later today, and you may ask him about this. he will tell you that we can't give up just because it's hard. just because the politics are perplexing, which they are. given more than 80% of the american public wan

biden? why isn't it getting to kamala harris? why is nothing being done?ge worry to me, we need to address this. kamala harris said this isn't going to be fixed overnight which is true but the needs to be a start. it's not going to be fixed overnight, where do we start we're kind of sitting back a bit of a priority arrests by ice are dropped by 75%. we are starting to associate cartels not only with drugs but also associating them with smuggling and trafficking. governor greg abbott has said we need to shut these things down, sexual assault, we really need help, why isn't that happening? >> i think you're right but the way you start to implement a plan to resolve is you actually go up to the border and listen to the people addressing the crisis on the border to get good policy in washington but joey, you're the only one i know gone off an actual slot terrorist organizations, i think of isis and al qaeda and now great abbott saying we should actually designate accident cartels as terrorists based on your experience, do you think it's appropriate it should b

next week we celebrate 100 days of the biden-harris administration. at that time, with the american rescue plan, and president biden's actions, we have made extraordinary progress in crushing the virus and recovering from the economic crisis. yesterday we reached a milestone. our country reached the milestone of administering 200 million shots in under 100 days. as we said in the rescue package, vaccines in the arms, money in the pockets, children in schools, people at work. first the president said 100 shots in 100 days, then the success was so great that he succeeded, 200 shots in less than 100 days. half of the adults have at least one dose, over 80% of seniors have had their first dose, up to 8% -- it went from % when he took office -- 8% when he took office of seniors having their first shot to 80% of seniors having their first shot now. in the first month of the administration, also 80% of educators and school staff have received their first dose. many are now fully vaccinated. this is quite an eventful week in many ways. in terms of the verdict

the american people elected president biden and vice president harris to tackle these challenges. the pandemic, the economic crisis, the hollowing of the middle class, deepening inequality and climate change, to not just return us to life as it was before the pandemic to build back better. creating a prosperous economy for all. credibility abroad begins with credibility at home. how can america help lead the world out of the dual crises of pandemic and economic recession if we cannot lead ourselves out of it? it is a fair question and why last month president biden side -- signed "the american rescue plan" into law. the rescue plan is easily the largest relief package since the great depression. it includes powerful measures, rental assistance, unemployment insurance, direct payments, to help americans make it to the other side of this crisis. and this package is designed not only to help our economy survive the scars of the pandemic, but to create a foundation for our economy to thrive. the work has already begun. in less than four weeks this administration issued more than 130 m

biden and harris are putting us back into it. eth: climate activists, they're saying you know, the biden administration you're not doing enough. they dumped wheelbarrows full of manure at the white house today. jason, that is on that side of the aisle. we also have now 45 house republicans. they're accusing climate envoy and the president, climate envoy and the president of blatant abuse of power. behind the scenes pressure campaign to get u.s. banks to cut lending, cut loans, to oil and gas companies, basically defund them that would wipe out millions of jobs, no? what do you think of this pressure campaign? >> those lawmakers are right, it is a step too far. to try to cut them off using regulatory might of the executive branch to put pressure on banks that would normally do business with legitimate energy companies and energy providers is fundamentally wrong. it is an abuse of power. i believe it is outside the scope of the law but when you have the regulator that is run by joe biden and kamala harris, that has to authorize what

>> thank you for giving dominic and myself a voice, the biden harris administration with their actionsll the cartels, human smugglers, drug dealers, cartels, ms 13 and so forth to bring in new fresh blood to work in every city america, ms 13 is everywhere, it will not stop until this administration finally admits this carnage, because of executive orders and actions. >> what don't people know about ms 13? >> the ruthlessness of it, or how cool they are, it feels like no measure of what torture is. sometimes they are dismembered, brutally killed, slowly killed. even though my son died instantly i wouldn't want any mother or father to ever know they were killed by a gang member from ms 13 because that is another level of pain. >> what can be done? >> biden and harris need to go to the border and see for themselves how they handcuff the border patrol of not being able to do what they need to do. we need to stop the influx of minors because they will be indebted and working for the gaining for human trafficking. these children are sometimes not 17 the way older. there's a lot going on, the

the biden harris administration is committed to restoring us leadership in the multilateral system.o help make the world economy stronger in advance american interests. united states needs to have a strong presence in the global market we will cooperate to protect and enforce the rules -based order the relationship with china like the broader relationship with china, will be competitive where it should be and collaborative where it can be an adversarial where must be. we will defend democracy and human rights of all people of women and girls, and people of every race and ethnic background and religion. to help ensure those rights are protected for all international engagements president biden to stand up for the american people today. as well as the core values to define america. and then to guide the e, future that is necessary to realize the nation. the first objective is a stable and growing world economy that benefits the us economy. for the united states to prosper the neighbors must prosper. in the modern world recession and instability and crime abroad find ways to wash upon

biden's border czar harris has yet to hold one press conference about the border. here is what the administration though, here is what their priorities are, raising your taxes. biden focused on tripling taxes as a percent of gdp versus what bill clinton did in order to fund a new spending blowout. even biden's commerce secretary gene ma raimondo says middle class taxes will go up to pay for spending spree. watch out democrats if you keep this house you could lose the house at midterms next year. we'll explain. major controversies that hunter biden left out of his new book. we got them. turning to another new book, governor andrew cuomo worked on a four million dollar book deal while covering up nursing home deaths and pushing state workers vip testing for allies family and allies. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: okay. after georgia enacted a new voting law more than a dozen companies with operations in georgia facing pressure to condemn it. lydia hu is following the developments there in the state of georgia. lydia, it is

today we celebrate 100 days of the biden-harris administration. in that time, working together, democrats have made historic progress to defeat the pandemic and to address the economic crisis. administering over 200 million doses -- imagine, the president had 100 million as his goal, and we have exceeded 200 million shots, delivering over 160 million checks, and putting $1 trillion into workers' pockets. we have made historic progress to build back better, cutting child poverty in half. imagine in the rescue package, initiatives that could cut child poverty in half, delivering health care to an additional 800,000 americans through the aca, because of provisions in the rescue package that enables more people to have access to the subsidies. this is so exciting. i feel very proprietary about the affordable care act. and creating more jobs in the first 100 days than any president, ever. all of this puts our economy back on track to grow 6% this year. it is not my figure. that is according to the international monetary fund. this is the fastest pace i

. ♪♪ ♪♪ ocean spray works with nature every day to keep you healthy steve: welcome back biden-harris as we're now instructed to call it, have made it clear they have not intention to solve the crisis at the theborder, real world result of their cynical virtue signal is cruelty and chaos, here is latest. fox contributor, lisa boothe. >> it is from need unaccompanied minors, that was the past. you see a worse situation brewing at hands of the biden administration, and because of policies, they have removed, that were put in place from previous administration to try to deter what is now happening at southern border, they have worsened this crisis, and they are not being honest about it. steve: everything they say, points to total lack of interest in solving the problem or acknowledging their policies contributed to it for example biden puts kamala harris in charge, she said not what we're doing but what central american countries are doing, no one is taking responsibility. >> i think they want open borders, democrats want open borders. >> right. >> it is about power, and economy panding

i look forward to outlining the biden/harris administration's vision for the department of labor fiscal year 2022. i'm honored to lead the department in this work, it's personal for me. as you heard my parents both immigrated from ireland in the late 1950s. i followed my father to the labor's union, that journey brought me here today. i work for worker advocacy, worker protections and access to good jobs. what we 'talking about today are not just budget numbers to me, i know they're not to you either. people's lives are at stake and right now our country's future needs these protections. as a pandemic has fallen, has taken millions of lives, half a million americans' lives throughout the pandemic, all working men and women have carried us, they put their lives on the line every day and millions lost their livelihoods so it's our ability to meet this moment depends on how we support people. congress worked with president biden to pass the american rescue plan, delivering relief for american workers and a way out of this pandemic. this legislation is enabling the department of labor to ke

so, karl, would you advise president biden and vice president harris to adhere this? -- we want to hear from our president, and we a want to hear, you know, and president biden has done this infrequently, but he's been pretty good at it, better than i thought he would be. of course, they were held early in the day and his first news conference was an hour and two minutes, which is fine. but they do want the hear from the president on a regular basis and in a more traditional way. one of the advantages that president biden has going for him is that people, i think, did get burned out at the end of four years of having president trump an omnipresent fixture in their lives. so they want a little bit less, but they still want to see their president and hear him about these big issues and initiatives that he has underway. arthel: karl rove, thank you very much. where's your white board? >> i decided today to give you a wide boardless presentation. you already had all the numbers on the screen that i wanted to talk about, so no need to repetitious. arthel: and i'm special,

this will give them an added boost along with other things the biden/harris administration have doneies struggling through this pandemic. i'm excited about this. this is a good day for america's children. it covers children with free lunch and children under age 6 if they live in a s.n.a.p. family. it gives them a little extra cash to go to the grocery store to be able to afford fruits and vegetables so important. this is about child health and frankly their educational opportunities. the healthier they are, the more likely they will be better learners. this is about trying to stem the obesity issue that we have. there are so many good reasons why this is a good policy and it's the first time we've ever done this. we know it works. we tried it experimentally over the last couple of years and we know it improves nutritional outcomes for kids. >> why are we suffering so much. even in the last year congress has already given out multiple stimulus checks. we have expanded unemployment to extend through december and we're about to get increased child tax credits this summer and luckily pe

. >> reporter: oakland's greg jaboin is hoping to see the biden-harris jobs pass and the success on vaccination doesn't roll back. the fema and cal oes run a mass vaccination site at the oakland coliseum is scheduled to close sunday after completing an eight-week mission. he says closing that site four days before he and millions of others in california will be eligible april 15th is troubling. >> i think there will be tremendous value in having it open longer. for myself, a lot of hospitals and clinics are overwhelmed right now. perhaps there's a waiting list. >> we have the vice president here in the oakland area tomorrow and we will be making a strong plea to her to please, see if there's a way that we can keep fema in the city of oakland and alameda county to continue. >> reporter: the coliseum mass vaccination site is right on the border of oakland councilmember noel gallos district. he said fema has turned into an excellent partner at the site and delivered shots to native-american sites in his district. cal state los angeles. >> figure out how do we right size the mission and hand it ove

biden going to be hitting the road today to sell his proposals. he is starting with a rally in georgia were he will meet up with jimmy carter. back to you. >>> vice president kamala harris says president biden's speech reminded americans to be optimistic. she spoke exclusively to gma and jobina is at the lives desk. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris spoke with gma this morning. she stressed that the white house has been meeting with geer toget things done. licans today marks 100 days of the biden/harris administration. the vp says the u.s. is in better shape but with more work to do. >> as the president has rightly said, we have vaccinated over 200 million americans. the majority of adults in america have been vaccinated. folks got their $1400 checks who desperately needed them. also, we have made a serious commitment to job creation in america. we are back and we are here to stay. >> reporter: harris went on to say that she does not believe america is a racist country but added that the country needs to address the races history. you can watch that coming up at 7:00 and gma. kumasi. >>> building a better means we are in vaccine watch your abc7. starting today,

our own sara carter and expose just how out of touch joe biden and kamala harris really are, you saw criticize this biden demonstration last night. here's a clip. >> what would you be your worst fears? >> my worst fears is that we have too many people to process and not enough people to do our job. >>>> because what can happen? >> anything can happen. it certainly makes it right for players to have more success. >> sean: of course, the mob and the media are doing everything they can do to help the democrats downplay and dismiss what is an undeniable border disaster. for example, politico with the associated press prove you're , preventing writers from using the word crisis to talk about the crisis from the border. joining us devin nunes along with senior advisor susan miller. mdevon, i'll start with you. texas is now suing rightly the biden administration because they are allowing all these kids in biden's cages that are overflowing living on top of each other with a high rate ofof positivity for covid suing that covid protocols that they put on everybody else. >> i was down there a

for a full wrap of president biden's speech and a fact check of what he said, head to abc7news.com. >>> this morning kamala harrisling down on president biden's message that america is back. in an exclusive interview with "gma", harris said the country is in a way in better condition than when they first took office 100 days ago. the vice president addressed the crisis at the border which she is in charge of, as well as race and social justice issues. ha out the history of racism in our country and its existence today . you can watch the full interview with the vice president at 7:00 on "gma." >>> new developments in the death of a man who was in alameda police custody. the interim police chief is talking about the case. a warning, this video is hard to watch. police body cam video shows mario gonzalez restrained by an officer on his stomach as he struggled to breathe for more than six minutes. gonzalez eventually lost consciousness and died. alameda's interim police chief says watching a man lose his life is troubling. >> while the videos give us a lot of information, it is not the entire story. it is only part

border situation any more serious than he has in the national media is going to have told the biden harrisncy and if there was a series of tornadoes or hurricanes, the president would've been down there in 24 hours but we have thousands crossing the border every day with potentially spreading disease and crime and there doing nothing. liz: now we have the biden administration spending double to do shelters then what we've been spending previously, democrat texas men henry cuellar, stop making it seasonal is a 15 year high spike in illegal border crossings so the debate the biden administration keeps talking about root causes, the root causes are you wiping out the border policies that were working with and nothing to replace them. your final word. >> that is a finally right, the reason the border search is happening is because joe biden left the impression with the world that you can cross the border without facing any consequences and we will only see those continued to surge in the american people need to demand that congress hold the biden administration feet to the fire in joe biden ne

tv pool is inside of the white house and as soon as the george floyd family, president biden and vice president harris will begin speaking. we got a preview of what we will likely expect to hear them say. with that phone call, the floyd family attorney posted to twitter. you heard president biden say nothing will make it better, but at least now there is some justice. it didn't even take that phone call to know what president biden was truly thinking because he said what he thought the verdict should be hours before the jury had even announced that a verdict had indeed been reached. inside the oval office, hours before this decision came down, president biden and "i prayed the verdict is the right verdict which is overwhelming, in my view." he went on to say i would not say that unless the jury was sequestered now. president biden took quite a bit of heat from that and so did the white house press secretary from the briefing room a little bit later forsaking white in the world would president biden weighing in on ongoing criminal trial in which the jury still have not reached a decision? the white hou