issues don but assessing the political divisions over how to jumpstart the country's economy when boyden became president democrat side of relief could probably be heard from space now it was all going to be fine even a once in a lifetime pandemic battering america's economy didn't rattle their faith and defying all odds biden was predicted to create a whopping 1000000 new jobs in april alone and then the actual figures came in it looks like 266000. it looks like it was a bit disappointed to $66.00 but maybe i have it wrong a b. double check the bureau website here one search for us $266.00 is correct yeah and that was his face before he found out about also the surge in unemployment so expectation versus reality biden's excuse well you shouldn't have got your hopes up in the 1st place we knew this wouldn't be a sprint would be a marathon quite frankly removing more rapidly than i thought we would today there's more of a loser economy is moving in the right direction just to put things into perspective this is the sort of treatment trump was getting as president during the 1st 3 years be

>> the boyden administration, the secretary of state blinken, the president himself needs to explainegitimate and very important investigation that was going on seemingly interrupted for either ideological purposes or political purposes as opposed to any other legitimate reason. in the absence of explanation, and we weren't able to get it from the chief health policy advisers of the biden administration, then one can only assume these -- these other motives, and that's unfortunate when you're talking about the health of the american people here hand now, but also thinking about how we might prepare for another pandemic which is almost a certitude the way the chinese communist party carries on their activities with wet markets, seemingly with poorly attended labs and other -- other problems, including not reporting the outbreak of a pandemic to the world violating international law over a year ago. >> the biden team made a big show out of the importance of listening to health experts, but apparently they didn't when it came to spiking this investigation at the state department. >> you

. >> pushing boyden's peace agenda.ight blinken is in jerusalem and then off to cairo and ayman and talking with egyptian and jordanian leaders. kylie atwood joins us now live from the state department. secretary of state blinken is visit jerusalem three days after the cease-fire began. what is he hoping that the quick turnaround will accepted to the players in the roaming-in in. >> we've heard from the biden administration over and over again that they have put a lot of diplomatic effort into this crease fire defensively and quietly and secretary of state tony blinken is sending a message that the biden triggs is. the primary mission of the trip is to keep the can cease-fire holds and there's assistance that can get there. there's humidian aid that needs to get to gaza due to the fighting and destruction over the last five, step days. >> reporter: secretary of state blinken has said there has to be a process for peace. how big are the stakes in this peace-making now because they clearly made it clear they are not going

. >> how could corporal boyden sheriff ellis thought for second they were wrong. not only that don murdered teresa, but they were convinced she tried and failed to kill her with xanax overdose at the casino. >> the sheriff's department believe, that was an attempt on her life, that we had nothing that could really support that. >> but if tim evans was to get a conviction, he needed more, more evidence, some concrete proof that dawn had pulled the trigger. you can bet don was not about to tell them anything. but that does not mean she wasn't talking. >> we had another young lady that was going out of jail and she came to us and said that don had been talking about the murder. >> but that could have just been gossip, mind. you from a jailhouse snitch who could not backup. but don did have a cell mates. she was kind of in a jam herself. >> and she wanted us to try to help her. we can put a word into the da or word into the jail. >> that was enough to get some cooperation from. her >> right. >> the objective was simple. get don talking, wrangle from her something that

, i have to ask you about this "new york times" article reporting behind the scenes how president boyden -- biden does the job. you have now been up close with three presidents starting with president clinton working on complex economic policy, many issues that most presidents have not dealt with before coming into the oval office. what would you add to that "new york times" report about the way president biden approaches these complex decisions and digesting this complex material? >> well, you know, i think in his heart he understands that what might seem like a policy detail to perhaps some reporters is a life or death issue for a family. making sure that people get the child tax credit, as we said, could reduce poverty for half of children. that's not just a detail, you know, does it come on a regular basis. he understands, he understands whether people are getting the health care, whether child care centers are closing. we just announced a restaurant grant program, restaurant revitalization. you know, he realizes, you know, when we were in the oval talking about it, he was talking ab

where according to the washington post, in a public meeting last week and she boyden county, michigan, a lawyer from detroit told county commissioners that the voting machines they used in 2020 could flip votes and throw an election. she offered to send in a quote, forensic team, and quote at no charge to the county, to inspect ballots and scanners. that's a lie. it's a lie that's also being pushed in georgia. today, a judge ordered 145,000 absentee ballots in fulton county, that's where atlanta lawsuit claiming nonexistent fraud. the plaintiffs wanted to do exactly what they are doing in arizona. turn the ballots over to a private company. the atlanta journal-constitution reports that the judge quote, made a clear that the ballots must remain in the possession of county officials, citing federal and state law. but he left the details of the review to be sorted out in a future order. and quote. of course, kelly loeffler, who lost her georgia senate seat in the last election, championed the news of an audit in a largely democratic county that joe biden won. and then, there is pennsylva