guest: jackson is in many ways a twin of flint michigan. they have had a source water change instructor 14 and never implemented corrosion control. they have been above the lead action level since 2015. two months before flint was discovered to have high lead in its system. unlike flint, which was taken over, essentially, by ima because of the imminent and substantial endangerment and billions of dollars that flowed into fix the system, jackson has just been allowed to continue without following federal law. the national enforcement investigation center in february of 2020 detailed all of these problems. epa put out an emergency order march of 2020 that says the residents of jackson were in imminent and substantial endangerment. you are left wondering why they didn't exert emergency powers in the system. they don't have trained personnel or the equipment. nor are they following federal law and they have been breaking it decades. host: the residents in the city of jackson were told to boil their water even be where this happened. guest: that

this means that the ukrainian army in flint.o, it’s quite obvious that recently the city has not been living a calm, quiet life and the flags of the lugansk people’s republic are flying everywhere. russia is standing here. there were no ukrainians in the city, at least silence, that is, the ukrainian army did not enter. yes , of course, dad is sure that now they will go further further further on the internet there is not even a single staged photograph confirming that the flag of ukraine was generally seen over the city of the border of the republic is under reliable protection. now they are actively working there to identify the destruction of sabotage and development groups, and which in fact becomes periodically the cause. here are such informational fakes about flags, and so on . , where kiev unsuccessfully tried to sow panic, the allied forces not only reliably guard the borders of the lc. well gradually moving forward in the donetsk republic near artyomovsk, they managed to dislodge the nationalists from the villages of n

after flint, how do we let another flint happen?k more about it but i want to make sure i acknowledge it. and and with political capital on that one. and how much it helps from a security standpoint, >> it is a step in the right direction. and more money needed, and it isn't spread out and go to communities that have young system, 80% of water system, and make sure the money in the right place, and shortfalls without a doubt. >> >> i know from my district and many rural districts, and the financial and human capacity, and utilities are forced to pass additional cost to ratepayers. and you run a similar system. if they want to protect their customers from longworth house office building - from weather-related incidents, how they absorb the cost without devastating lower income communities? >> we cut back. as i noted i am a part-time employee there, we have to cut back, use the workers to help us, and it will be passed on to the consumer and no other way, as far as labor force goes. and sheriff departments help with hybrid maintenance

>> no, i never will again. >> reporter: flint, like jackson, is mostly black, with a low tax base.n a $626 million settlement, but the people of jackson are still waiting just for clean drinking water. never mind justice. what kind of justice can they get? >> there is no justice for the people of flint or mississippi when it comes to fix twhag has happened to their children's brains. >> i'm so happy that the spotlight is on what's going on in jackson, because i'm not the only parent who has a child that has suffered because of this water. >> reporter: the assistant professor after uc irvine we spoke with studied the safety of water across the united states. the safety of that tap water said 7% to 8% of the population is living with unsafe tap water. that's 20 million americans. we asked the epa administrator if those numbers sounded right. he said yes, they sound about right and we must do something about it. >> sara, thank you very much. >>> up next, the cnn exclusive report on the ukrainian counteroffensive that's going on right now against russia. we have new information about u

guest: jackson is in many ways a twin of flint michigan.hey have had a source water change instructor 14 and never implemented corrosion control. they have been above the lead action level since 2015. two months before flint was discovered to have high lead in its system. unlike flint, which was taken over, essentially, by ima because of the imminent and substantial endangerment and billions of dollars that flowed into fix the system, jackson has just been allowed to continue without following federal law. the national enforcement investigation center in february of 2020 detailed all of these problems. epa put out an emergency order march of 2020 that says the residents of jackson were in imminent and substantial endangerment. you are left wondering why they didn't exert emergency powers in the system. they don't have trained personnel or the equipment. nor are they following federal law and they have been breaking it decades. host: the residents in the city of jackson were told to boil their water even be where this happened. guest: that's

residents of flint, michigan.2014, their city changed water sources to save money but failed to treat or test it properly. the result? deadly bacterial contamination and lead poisoning of residents. >> the problem for kids especially is they are developing, and they are growing. so you don't know the effects that the lead poison they experience today will have on them in five years, ten years, 20 years. >> so why does this say -- >> reporter: the bell family says high lead levels in their 7-year-old grandson resulted in developmental issues. >> we're not the only family that suffers. >> reporter: adults aren't immune, either. their next-door neighbor testified in front of congress. >> we started experiencing hair loss. we started experiencing rashes. and blood pressure issues. so we're being told everything is fine. >> reporter: eight years on, flint is using a different water source and replaced many pipes. but she and her neighbors still cook with and drink bottled water using upwards of ten cases a week. do you

yes, and there the ukrainian flag is flying in flint.et's see how it looks today, the criminal is completely empty there, not the police, not the commandant's office, not the prosecutor's office, no one is there anymore. they all left. here are the locals. they say that for example, the criminal is generally empty. well let's do it. uh, we have the fact that the ukrainian flag has been hanging on the administrative building in the flint for the third day. uh, and no one takes it off, respectively. this means that from there are no soldiers. they just blew everything. i just like who doesn't know ukrainian hanging. this means lying on the pavement or it's some kind of hanging. they have the same as ours hangs. it just didn't work. it's just that when they say the ukrainian flag hangs , you lie on the pavement, but this is rather strangely combined with what is pronounced. well, the character. i will ask first about distribution, and then we will go further on the facts. oleg, what do people think about this on the network and how big was

we'll be told everything spawn -- >> eight years, on flint is using another water source and replacedhe and her neighbors still cook with and drink bottled water, using upwards of ten cases a week. >> do you drink out of your tap water? >> no. i'll never drink the water there. >> flint, like jackson, it's predominantly black with a low tax base, which experts say, plays a significant role in their water woes. what does justice look like to you? >> we know they're not going to tell the truth. we know that they're not going to -- the only thing i could think of is a legal action. the >> children of flint want to 626 million dollar settlement over their poisoned water, but to the people of jackson are still waiting just for a clean drinking water. never mind justice. what kind of justice can they get? >> there's no justice for the people of flint, or the people of mississippi, when it comes to fixing what is happening to their children's brains. i'm so happy that the spotlight is on what's going on in jackson. i'm not the only parent who has a child that is suffered because of the water.

>> well, i can't speak to the analogous nature of the flint, michigan, circumstance in jackson. i can share with you that i am unaware of any criminal activity on behalf of individuals here in the city of jackson. however, what we do is -- what we do want is a greater understanding of where failures have been taking place. we know our administration, in fact, administrations past have been pushing for corrective action to take place for a long time. >> yeah. you mentioned the need for capital. in march 2021 federal government sent $42 million directly to the city as part of the american rescue plan. in august 2021, president biden said this when he signed off on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. >> never again can we allow what happened in flint, michigan, in jackson, mississippi, can never let it happen again. >> it's happening again. in fact, it's getting worse. where's the money? why isn't it -- >> well -- >> go ahead. >> first and foremost, i've had very extensive discussions with the president and vice president concerning the federal government's desire to help. we look

and flint tells me that more than 50 school districts in california have reached out to him expressing interest in converting school property into teacher housing, he says the governor must decide by saturday whether to sign that bill mike jana katsuyama live in the newsroom. jenna thank you. younger children could soon be eligible to receive an updated covid-19 booster shot today. fighter said it completed its submission to the food and drug administration. for emergency use authorization of its updated covid-19 booster for children ages five through 11. on friday, moderna said it had requested authorization for its updated boosters for teens and children . the boosters target the original coronavirus strain as well as the omicron sub variants. the cdc is dropping mask requirements that most hospital and nursing homes. it's part of covid-19 revisions now that the number of cases is going down. it's recommending that communities with high transmission rates keep mask requirements at nursing homes and hospitals. all bay area counties are classified as low transmission risk. a new study

we all know about the water crisis in flint.talk about mississippi being one of the poorest states in the u.s., you know, there a parallel here to what you experienced post-katrina. it is the poorest communities in this country that are alwa last in line for help. lt. gen. honorÉ: absolutely. you know, we've always said in this community iive in that drinking water is a human right. and, we're getting to a point where jackson had the same problem of flint. flint was a man-made problem, in that they made decisions to use a certain body of water that they knew was contaminated. in jackson, the deferred maintenance and the weakness of the plant was exposed by the flooding of the pearl river. so, this was exacerbated by a weatr event that really uncovered the worst conditions that could be put on that plant, being stressed by the heavy water ming out of the pearl river, and the flushing out of the intake valves, where the plant wouldn't work. and mississippi deserve better. the people of jackson deserve better. geoff: as you point o

and after flint how did we let another flint happen?ove to talk to more but i want to make sure technology. really quickly if i may, you kind of touched on the little bits, the infrastructure bill we passed i'm quite proud of, expend a lot of political capitol on that one but it was worth it. but i am wondering how much it has helped the water systems or how much is going to help the water systems going forward from a security standpoint and from an infrastructure standpoint? if you could just tell me briefly what you think in that regard. >> i think it is a step in the right direction. it is without a doubt not enough. there's more money needed. but also what is needed is to make sure the money is going to the right communities. it should not just be spread out and go to communities that have a young system here in d.c. more than 80% of our water system or the pipes are near their age of needing to be replaced. so you have to make sure the money is going in the right place. it is a step in the right direction. but it does have shortfal

how did another flint happen?is outrageous i love to it but i about wanted to acknowledge it so you touch a little bit on the infrastructure bill to expand that on political capital so how much as it helped the water systems going forward from a security standpoint? so tell me what you think in that regard. >> it i is a step in the right direction so what is needed to make sure it goes to the right communities it shouldn't just go to those that have a young system and more than 80 percent of the pipes are near their age so you have to make sure it goes to the right place it is a step in the right direction but it does have shortfalls without a doubt and we know how much they struggle so with those human capacity issues also mentioning the utilities are forced to pass on additional utilities and you run a similar system and then to protect the customers from incidents how they t absorb this without devastating other communities? >> we cut back we have to use workers to help us to even come close to that the chemica

true with flint, for example, cherry jam cherry is especially recommended to use autumn. in cold season. why exactly will the pest specialist tell me the cream is necessary for the barrier protective function of the skin and mucous membranes, which is especially important during the period of respiratory infections about the sad. i've heard that the most pesticide-contaminated fruit is cherry this is a misconception but we treat uh with pesticides well six times of them three times before blooming when the cherries still no once in bloom twice after bloom against fly and against diseases, so that even then we do not protect cherries. we protect the tree itself from diseases, it is toxic, but no, that you are there minimum doses, that is, there are some doses allowed by the established regulations. i come to the store, i buy cherries. and how can i understand whether it processes it correctly according to the regulations or not, for example, if you take frozen polish cherries, you know you process it 15-20 times. about how we work, maximum six. yep, this one. uh, we have a

yes, you bargained were right flint and i warned you.nocked down 15 percent of the declared amount can you imagine? i buy thank you, this should be noted. i gave this ring to my fiancee when i proposed to her. did you have a bride ? only the ring remained. well, that's good too. it can be seen that this is an expensive old family ring. no, i bought a jewelry store, but i had to say that it was family. she just wanted romance, the surname sounds more respectable romantic said that he inherited from his grandmother. very delicate work now does not do that. and what do you plan to do with the ring in general, of course, i planned it sell. at least i beat 15 percent, but still there is not enough for the kudimovsky house. here thank you please. enjoy your meal. i have it gives a very good price. i can give you his address. yes thank you. it would be very kind of you. well for the deal. there, on the street, some crazy woman stuck to me screaming about grapes about guilt. dasha you probably know, well, yes, we studied together at school. yes,

the direction of zarichne in order to finally cut off the occupiers' retreat from the estuary to the flintcially since a little further south on the outskirts of lysychansk the ukrainian army developed its success near belogorivka by occupying zolatarilka and starting an offensive in two directions, the first direction on flint through shepelivka and privillya, the intermediate task here will be to reach the natural border created by siverskyi donets, the other direction of the offensive is lysychansk, already now our soldiers are storming verkhnyukamyanka, where it is located the lysychansk refinery can also be heard in the vicinity of lysychansk itself, however , at this stage they cannot be large-scale, if we are talking about the activity of our scouts at times, the landslide carries out an offensive in the kupyansk region, moving in a mirror image towards the izyum grouping of our troops, part of the troops goes south towards borova, and the other goes to the east to cut the route that runs from russia to svatovo. thus, the main logistical artery in luhansk region gradually passes und

it means that ukrainian army in flint.ite obvious recently that the city has not been living a quiet quiet life and flags of the lugansk people’s republic are flying everywhere. russia is standing here with the lpr, there are no ukrainians in the city. at least silence, that is, the ukrainian army did not enter, right? well, of course, that i am reinforcing the army at this time . dad, he is sure that now they will go further further further. well, there is not even a single staged photograph on the internet confirming that the flag of ukraine was even seen over the city, the border the republic is under reliable protection now there, and they are actively working to identify the destruction of sabotage-developed groups, and which in fact becomes periodically the cause . here are such informational fakes about flags, and so on . buses are the same situation in the city of svatovo, where kiev unsuccessfully tried to sow panic for the allied forces, not only reliably guarding the borders of the lc. well, they are gradually m

yes, you bargained were right flint and i warned you. of the declared amount. so what are you buying buying? thank you. this should be noted. i gave this ring to my bride when they proposed, but what was the bride into? only the ring remained. well, that's good too. it can be seen that this is an expensive old family ring. no, i bought a jewelry store, but i had to say that it was family. she just wanted romance, the last name sounds more solidly romantic said that you are a sly one inherited from your grandmother. very delicate work now does not do this. and what do you plan to do next with the ring? in general, i planned, of course, to sell it. at least i beat 15 percent, but still there is not enough for the kudimovsky house. here thank you please. enjoy your meal. he gives a very good price. i can give you his address. yes thanks. it would be very kind of you . well for the deal. there, on the street , some crazy woman stuck to me screaming about grapes about guilt. dasha you probably know her well, yes, we went to school together. y

switched to a dirty source of water and essentially poisoned the city of flint back in 2014, what isng on in jackson? why is the water unsafe to drink? >> well, first and foremost. >>> thank you for having me and thank you for lifting this challenge up in my city. i think what jackson represents, what flint represents are circumstances of divestment, underinvestment in communities that resemble others far too frequently. this has been a challenge that we have been lifting up my entire time in office but more specifically nationally at least more than two years saying that it's not a matter of if these systems will fail but when these systems will fail, and so what the calculus comes to is that it amounts to humiliation for our constituents. it amounts to a poor quality of life and we're unable to reveal the simple dignity of having running water within homes, to you know, for sanitary needs to bathe or to drink, and so we need to make certain that when this falls out of the news cycle that the work continues and that we see it to its conclusion, that we have a water system that is su

well , unfortunately for us, it does not happen, so they returned part of it to the flint to show theulation that it had already begun somewhere little by little to raise your heads that uh, nothing will happen uh, everything is fine, everything is as it was, and is it more than that, uh, to the residents of such a lane that passes by the front line, they all turned off the internet , turned off mobile communications and pumped information as they are winning there on all fronts, thank you very much serhiy gaidai, the head of the luhansk regional military administration, was on radio liberty, russia was planning a so-called referendum in kharkiv oblast from november 1 to 7, the kremlin even developed a strategy for holding a referendum about the entry of kharkiv region into the russian federation, the journalists of the radio freedom donbas project received the relevant document from their sources in one of the intelligence agencies of ukraine, according to this document, voting was to take place within seven days, as i said, from november 1 to november 7, it was even written in the s

flint says governor newsom must decide though by this saturday whether designed the bill like on that bill to see if the governor will indeed sign it or not. jenna thank you. now to the sierra. federal authorities have taken a power pole from pg and e as part of their investigation into the cause of the mosquito fire in plaster county, according to a regulatory filing with the u. s. securities and exchange commission. this morning, the u. s forest service removed and took possession of one of the utilities, transmission poles and attached equipment over the weekend. the mosquito fire started on september 6th near the town of forrest hill. i don't have any right to blame anybody until i know what really, really happened. i mean, has it happened before it has, but i don't i don't get to say anything to pg and e. as of yet. pg and e says it is cooperating with the u. s. forest service investigation in conducting its own investigation as well. the mosquito fire burned more than 76,000 acres in destroyed 78 structures accomplished a first of its kind mission today, ramming a spacecraft int

her occupation are revealed germany is sending more troops to lithuania to strengthen nato's eastern flint defenses. about the country has feared rush and aggression since the war began rolling off the boat into nato's most vulnerable region staff, sergeant, macs whose last name we've been asked not to give is providing security for the bonus vales, new forward command element. in lithuania, it's the headquarters of a german combat brigade with up to 2500 soldiers. max is a deputy squad leader on this armored personnel carrier. part of one of germany's armored infantry brigades damaged by learned of. i know, but i think it's important because want to protect what we have at yahoo got involved and protect our country window. and now that i've been in the army for some time, come, i also to fight with my brothers in arms and keep my men safely. men on your line ingle, vincent hathaway. the soldiers are also here for lithuania, as collective defense, which is how nato calls it. vilnius, along with the other baltic states, had been calling for more troops. and in june german chancellor, olaf s

these and 1st flint and just fled and feel, i think they have other things to worry about than taking care of the teeth. but at some point, it's hard to ignore in front, and that's where we come in. um, there's also affect all the diagnoses or familiar cavities, abscesses, inflammation. the german dentists want to lighten the refugees load and at least they can take away their tooth pain. doesn't take very good fed it, have the poor nutrition from the refugee journey has also left its mark on towards cousin. he had in his teeth to see some courier which we should do yet assist. he hadn't found yes, certainly a good feeling that he can probably achieve a lot with a little effort. and of course, that participates in self then that we can do a bit here, but the patients still have to remember to brush their teeth about the same to put them cover them. putting that on the names a dental clinic in just 4 days from now on the to will work here several weeks a year in the battle against tooth pain. also you can come on that he will get upset and annoyed that some things aren't functioning, b

e a chief rafael cause he says he is gravely concerned about the situation of flint. all right, that's all for me for now, but up next is business news with daniel winter. and don't forget you get all the latest news on our website. it's d, w dot com, and of course you could also follows on twitter and youtube. i'm here until from berlin. thanks for joining us. ah. with ended go listening place of morning the mediterranean sea it's waters connect people of many cultures.

charlie dean, has been playing again today at lord's but her southern vipers lost the rachael heyhoe flintnal to northern diamonds. they responded by pretending to run out an opposition batter in the same way that she was. she did not do it though, did not go through with it. she did not take any of the nine wickets to fall in the end of the diamond's innings. lauren winfield hill top scoring with 65. proved top scoring with 65. crucial as she contributed significantly proved crucial as she contributed significantly for a score to 215—9 overs. the southern vipers then falling two runs short in their chase. the wsl season is riding a wave of popularity as the women's game enjoys a post—euros buzz, but so far it has also been pretty unpredictable. two teams who surprisingly lost their opening matches last weekend met this afternoon, with the champions chelsea beating manchester city to belatedly get their first victory of the campaign. here is lydia campbell. having lost their opening game of the season, there was little room for error for the champions against manchester city and they nearl

haidi: simon flint. some of the stocks we will watch when trade opens in six minute time in japan, asia, and australia. a japanese pharmaceutical company announced the results of an alzheimer's drug trial, indicating the drug helps slow the disease and is the first medicine to clearly block the projection -- block the progression. shery: we will be watching when stocks start trading. nikkei slightly higher. japanese yen trading near a range this whole week of the 145 level. we will see if it nears the level given the strength of the dollar. sidney futures under pressure. the kiwi stocks gaining ground. a mixed picture overall given that it was a struggle to find direction in new york session. u.s. futures -- asian futures were slightly higher earlier but now it is neutral. stocks ended lower today, giving up more than 1.5% of gains. coming up, we will talk market strategy with credit suisse and why they see the number of millionaires surging in the next five years. plus more with tv security. this is blo

e, i, chief rafael, cause he says he is gravely concerned about the situation of flint. all right, that's all for me for now, but up next is business news with daniel winter. and don't forget you can get all the latest news on our website. that's d, w dot com. and of course you could also follows on twitter and youtube. i'm here until from dillard, thanks for joining us. ah . my friend ended go listening place of morning. the mediterranean sea. it's waters connect people of many cultures seen of almost rock and to far abdul karim drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and mediterranean. where has history left its traces, meeting people hearing their dreams ready to renew journey this week on d. w. com had a v v t v. highlight you every week in your in box. subscribe now. ah, britain's new prime minister is putting the economy at the top of her agenda. but with the poorest consumers facing the choice of heating or eating can she help before the winter starts to bite? also on the show. not just you casing in energy crunch nations across the e. you are trying to secur

increased the penalties for anyone refusing to fight, but that hasn't stopped a wave of russians, flint, the country to escape the draft while others have stayed to protest against the gang of these video, released by russia's defense ministry, purportedly shows newly activated, russian reservists being issued weapons, thousands have been called up to serve in russia's war. ukrainian president followed him, his zalinski released a message in russian for the draft ease, voluntarily surrender, and you will not be mistreated. and if you don't want to return to russia, you don't have to and you said by these old not accepting a draft notice is better than dying. a war criminal on a foreign land like running from this criminal mobilization is better than being crippled as an answering in court for participating in this aggression on top of it . that surrendering to ukrainian captivity is better than falling under the strikes of our weapons. entirely. just strikes because ukraine is defending itself in this war. delaney of sheesh. vladimir putin, meanwhile, has signed a decree, toughening sen

other than fleeing to europe on the journey, he'd had no time to brush his teeth, isn't fiscal flint and just fled and feel. i think they have other things to worry about than taking care of their teeth. but at some point, it's hard to ignore it, and that's where we come in. some bizarre she affect the diagnoses are familiar cavities, abscesses, inflammation. the german dentists want to lighten the refugees load and at least they can take away their tooth pain. doesn't take very good fed it, have the poor nutrition from the refugee journey has also left its mark underwood's cousin. ye hab, in his teeth see some curious which we should do yet. so sir he infer. yes, that's certainly a good feeling that he can probably achieve a lot with a little effort. and of course the p participates himself can on there. now that we can do a bit here, but the patient still have to remember to brush their teeth. i read a santa put some color in percent that any of the names are dental clinic in just 4 days from now on. but to will work here several weeks a year in the battle against tooth paste all w

i cannot tell you how concerned i am after katrina and flint but here we go again. fema administrator criswell, i thank you for being with us tonight. >> after the break, black americans rise up as a new phase of the pandemic takes hold. later, my political panel on donald trump and why some republicans strategy this would rather not see him out on the campaign trail just yet. first, my colleague jessica layton with today's other news stories. thank you, reblend. stories we're watching for you at this hour. memphis police say they have arrested a man and conjunction with the missing jogger. 30-year-old e.l.i.s.a. flasher went missing on friday. today, police charge cleo to abstain with aggravated kidnapping and tampering with evidence. police have yet to find that missing mother of two. firefighters in northern california are still trying to get to wildfires there under control. the million mountain fires have burned about 60's whereabouts of land and destroyed homes. they are 25% and 5% contained respectively. three people have been hurt. the cause of fires is stil

the player in question, charlie dean, has been playing again at lord's but southern vipers lost the flintby pretending to run out. she did not do it though, did not go through with it. lauren winfield hill top scoring with 65 and a score of 215 for nine off their 50 overs. the southern vipers are falling two runs short in the test. a day after saint helens were crowned super league champions the fourth year in a row, the race tojoin next champions the fourth year in a row, the race to join next season has moved a step forward. the bulldogs who finished six are through to the chairmanship final after a surprising 32—28 victory over featherstone which sparked delirious scenes amongst their fans and players. they will now play leeds century is for a place in the super league after they were comfortable winners over york. and rugby union, exeter chiefs beat harlequins a3—a2 at a sandy park, one of the most thrilling matches of the season so far. extent run rings around quins in the first half, a bonus point winning fourth try came before the break. the match saw an astonishing turnaround as a

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we see that in flint, we see that another majority black cities as well.traight into black communities, this will continue to be a problem. >> regarding the jackson residents class action lawsuit. how strong is their precedent? what have you seen on the ground? >> the case is strong. i do think it is misdirected, to be honest with you. >> why is that? >> the case it, needs to be centered at the state government. not at the city government. it is the state government to, which fundamentally controls the resources, that have been neglected to the city of jackson, for decades, and the guardsmen preparing the system. the average spoke to, funds that have been earmarked, over 70 years, to the city, have been misdirected to other counties, and projects. so, i think all residents, who are serious about addressing this crisis, need to, really, pointed in the right direction, which is the state government. then, really lobby to the assistance, that needs to come, and to the direct payment in the city. it was in the city in the state. >> do you know why they're goin

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kathleen: bloomberg's mliv strategist simon flint.ing up president biden's expected speech to say this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ donald trump supporters pose a threat to democracy. ♪ haidi: president joe biden is set to use a primetime address to argue donald trump supporters pose a threat to u.s. democracy. the speech will calm after a federal judge declined to rule on trump's request for a third party to review classified documents seized from his home. white house reporter jolene fabian joins us, interesting timing to make this a primetime speech. it comes with risks if history is any guide. jarden: -- jordan: the white house sees this as an opportunity to set the stage for the midterm elections and change the narrative of the contest from a referendum on joe biden and the economy into a choice between powerful political and cultural issues like democracy, abortion rights and voting rights. democrats believe that is their best chance to hold the house and senate. so, the senate is -- the president is going to deliver spe