to into this week later this one, george stephanopoulos interview with treasury secretary anet yellengeorge speaks with senator james langford about immigration at the southern border as title 42 set to expire. >> train out to the war in ukraine, shutdown supersonic missile abc supplies weapons. reporter changes from good morning. >> good morning. russian president vladimir putin described hypersonic missiles as invincible. now ukraine's air force claims they shot one down this week with american-made patriot missile travel five times the speed of sound and has a range of more than 1000 miles per meanwhile, russians races ukrainian native behind car bombing that killed the driver and severely injured ukraine is neither confirming battlefield. a mercenary group says the kremlin has promised all the necessary support and ammunition they need in their fight. paul thousands out in >> thank you. go thistoric coronation king thousand turned rituals woven with symbols of diversity. abc's reporter from bonding with more. good morning. >> good morning. morning after the big day, boy what a day

here now, george stephanopoulos. >> george: good morning and welcome to "this week."o get to, beginning with breaking news overnight out of texas. yet another mass shooting in america. it happened at an outlet mall in the dallas area, nine dead, seven wounded. hundreds of shoppers were terrorized before the gunman was killed by a police officer. john quinones is on the scene in allen, texas. good morning, john. >> good morning, george. yet another heartbreaking tragic day, just north of dallas. the victims, innocent folks who were out enjoying a beautiful spring day doing a little shopping in the mall behind me. investigators are now reviewing graphic video of the moment the gunman stepped out and opened fire. thousands of shoppers running for their lives. they heard the gunfire and shot the gunman dead. by then, the gunman had already shot eight victims. ranging in age from 5-61. seven others remain hospitalized this morning, three of them in critical condition, four are stable. you know, george, this weekend strategy marks the 100 ninety-ninth mass shooting so far t

>> announcer: "this week with george stephanopoulos" starts right now. >> martha: high-stakes. to washington with the country nearing economic default. >> president biden: much of what they have already proposed is quite frankly unacceptable. >> martha: can they strike a deal before the treasury runs out of money? our guest this morning, committee chair jodey arrington and democratic senator chris van hollen. enduring grief. >> this, before and after. i don't know who i am an. >> martha: one

>> announcer: "this >> announcer: "this week with george stephanopoulos" starts right now. >> martha: high-stakes. breaking this morning. president biden wraps up his asia trip, now headed back to washington with the country nearing economic default. >> president biden: much of what they have already proposed is quite frankly unacceptable. >> martha: can they strike a deal before the treasury runs out of money? our guest this morning, committee chair jodey arrington and democratic senator chris van hollen. enduring grief. >> this, before and after. i don't know who i am an. >> martha: one year after the uvalde shooting. reeling from endless gun remind it of what happened -- be reminded of what happened. >> martha: the lasting total of america's current epidee expand. >> we got more to do. i am hoping we five. >> i'm serious. >> martha: ron desantis and tim scott announcing their bids this week. can they topple donald trump? a roundtable covers all the week's politics. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from abc news, it is "this week." here it is martha raddatz. >> martha: good morning. president bide

here is george stephanopoulos. >> jonathan: a welcome to "this week."begin with breaking news out of texas. yet another massing i hapne atn outtn wounded. hundreds of shoppers were terrorized before the gunman was killed. the john quinones is on the scene. good morning, john. >> reporter: yet another heartbreaking tragic day in allen, texas. just north of dallas. the victims, innocent folks who were out enjoying a beautiful spring day doing a little shopping in the wall behind me. investigators are reviewing graphic video of the moment the government stepped out of a sudan and opened fire. thousands of shoppers running for their lives. a police officer nearby heard the gunfire and shot the gunman then. by then, he, the government, had already shot eight victims, ranging in age from five to 61. seven others remained hospitalized this morning. three of them in critical condition. four are in stable. you know, georgia, this week in's tragedy marks the 190 north mass shooting so far this year in the u.s. and we only had 127 days and we are barely into month

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. >> greg: you know he's in trouble when george stephanopoulos has to be honest. what say you, joe?like me very much. big deal. it didn't hurt me last time, i went in the basement came out i was president. will probably happen again. i know how this works, i grew up on a two-story farm and we have an old expression, people in glasshouses shouldn't teach a dog new tricks and that's a true story. it's no joke. so triple j, what is this poll meant to tell everybody, that they have to dump kamala or does joe have to step aside? what's going on here. >> johnny: i have a whole conspiracy theory and i hope you're ready. i think democrats know what they're doing, they're trying to bait republicans into infighting and trump being the nominee and biden's there to keep any other legit contender out those in charge don't want. and they'll pull him when the time is right to put their person there before everyone else can. so they're trying keep their primary from being a democratic election but it won't be biden. >> wow. >> what are the guys in the shelter telling you about the race? who do they

>>> "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> making it an official. >> it is time to finish the job. >> joe biden launches his bid teeing up a potential 2024matcr e'll defeat j 2024. >> we are on the roads over concerns over biden's age and record. >> get me out of bed because it is not working. >> we take it all to cochair senator chris coons. rick cline breaks down the republican field and we cover all the fallout. debt ceiling deadlock. >> republicans cast a bill to raise the debt ceiling and cut spending as democrats dig in. >> they produced a ransom note. that's not responsible. >> can congress find common ground and avoid economic catastrophe? our exclusives with house majority leader, steve scalise. >> and -- >> what more do you want to see? >> i want to see usda get the farmers the relief. >> after congress promised of aid for farmers. why so many are waiting for relief in the series through the cracks. >> announcer:from abc news, it is "this week," here is raddatz. good morning. here is "this week," joe biden is seeking for a second term. as the oldest pre

. >> ainsley: george stephanopoulos said this poll is just brutal for president biden. asked who has thmentas president trump got 54 and biden got 32%. >> brian: who is the 32%? >> steve: who are those people. 68% say the president is just too old. >> brian: right. >> steve: meanwhile, let's talk a little bit about this. we have been telling you for a very long time that california's homeless crisis is just through the roof. and it's impacting people all across the board. well, remember the guy who starred as catchy, happy days. scott baio now as you look at this stuff right here, he has decided because of the out-of-control homeless crisis, he is going to move out of california. he blames soft on crime initiatives for the homeless, bringing down property values and saying it simply is not safe and so what he is going to do. is he going to put his house on the market and is he going to get the heck out of dodge. >> ainsley: his home is on the market for 3.85 million in a gaited community in woodlan hills. #i'm free. after 45 years i'm making my way to finally exit stage

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as congressman arrington brought up, janet yellen told george stephanopoulos that it could cause a constitutionalrisis. why consider that? >> the difference is that option would be better than a default. the united states has never defaulted in its history. it would create a catastrophe in the economy. so the 14th amendment is not the preferred alternative. a lot of people predicted even if you go the route of the 14th amendment, you go into a recession. but if you default, we are talk about to oppression. we are talked about 18 million people out of work. where talk about interest rates going up. where talk about everything getting much more expensive for the american people. that had is what speaker republicans and the 28 republicans and counterparts threatening if they don't get their way. >> martha: would have been here? they seemed pretty close. you have kev kevin mccarthy talking last week and present the negotiators. what happened? what was the breakdown? once again we are in a situation where you're saying they are saying it is your fault. how did this happen? >> martha, i have always bee

house and we will not negotiate we will never negotiate on this but i watch chuck schumer and george stephanopouloswalk still beat note negotiation will be a clean debt ceiling of some optimist. i would pass our bill i was still an optimist. listen we still would not negotiate defense it is not negotiating. i still believe we can get there but what are we doing today? we are negotiating good never give up on the american people and i'm not going too. i'm optimistic because i live in america and we are so blessed to be in this country. we should produce a policy worthy of the american people. >> to get a good concrete vote count the members not here? >> is always more difficult when they are away. we try to keep people as much as we can. but that is why i would ask for all of you pretty get upset with me, i am going to brief members on the whole bill before you all get brief. you will know if they come to an agreement when. i will try this agreement you will yell a lot of things i'll be very respectful. but i want the members to see all of the bill first. you ask a lot of questions we heard this is

. >> i'm thinking about carter paige and george stephanopoulos and people whose lives were altered by is the durham report, folks. it's pretty thick. it's a couple hundred pages, i believe. this she what we've waited for for years. we remember when bill barr designated john durham and said, you know, you take this investigation on the outside and everyone said that durham was a straight-up guy that would do a good job. then you had covid hit. it took forever to get through this. and here we have it. you know, just scrolling through it, i see kevin klinesmith. he was one of the only people charged for changing a document about whether carter page was an asset and they knew it. will anyone else see justice or accountability based on this, andy? >> martha, i don't think klinesmith got much accountability. that was a document being submit toed the fisa court by the fbi under oath. he basically got a slap on the rest from the court. what i also imagine you'll hear the next few days from critics of this investigation, critics of barr and durham, that you know, he tried these two guys, micha

be solved that's the kiss of death i think they should be saying will the president -- like george stephanopoulos, will the president vote the 14th amendment. the answer is he may and then the republicans would go right to the supreme court the court is a republican court. that's what you have to think about. >> orszag, a frequent guest on our air, had said that's probably the break-the-glass solution he didn't use those words. >> that's the term everybody is using. is this a jewish wedding give me a break. these are all the moments, hey, you know what? of course we have to solve it because we'll look like a mickey mouse country. in 2011 the s&p downgrades us. >> i think we were sitting at this desk. >> the same week that some latin american country was downgraded -- aaa, j&j, jpmorgan and the united states and the united states loses. it was a frightening time in the republic people seem to forget 2011 entirely >> janet yellen hasn't forgotten 2011 here is what she told sara yesterday on "closing bell overti overtime" about what may happen. >> the only option that gives our economy in good shape

>> i think it is the janet yellen on abc news, because there was this moment where george stephanopouloswho's obviously a very shrewd observer, tried to press her on whether the president would use the 14th amendment, and she kept coming back to saying, listen, it's catastrophic. i don't think that she spoke for the president. i think she spoke for treasury and it's very difficult to make good investment decisions when you have a situation where someone is trying to play chicken. david, it's not clear who benefits, but one of the things that she made clear was, listen, we're not going to play social security we're not going to play medicare or interest. that's, like, the trifecta of what you would do if you're a lesser developed country >> yeah, wouldn't be good. >> no. >> it would be chaos also saying -- resorting to the 14th amendment could elicit a constitutional crisis, i guess >> david, right to the supreme court. the republicans would go right to the supreme court, and they would win against the president. >> because that is a question i know lawrence tribe, who's a constitutional

speaker, i remember watching senator schumer on george stephanopoulos one sunday. he said, just watch. we're going to break them. the republicans can't get together. they can't pass a bill. and it's going to be a clean debt ceiling. you just watch. the only person that didn't pass the bill was the person who made that quote. they demanded a clean debt limit, which really means they spend more and you just pay more in taxes. house republicans said no. over the past four months we fought hard to change how washington works. we stopped the democrats from writing a blank check for more spending after the largest spending binge in american history. that brought us some of the worst inflation our nation has ever known. we used the power we had to force the president to negotiate. you would watch me day after day requesting to negotiate with the president. we produced a bill that in divided government takes a step toward smaller government, less regulation, more economic growth and more take-home pay. unlike previous speakers, you don't have to pass the bill to find out w

i think one of the most memorable things you wrote about and george stephanopoulos and the interviewt book during the transition -- it's sick i remember this, but during the transition when you went up to brief trump it felt like -- our thing, our family so you end up writing about a mob investigation, prosecution that also feels related. i'm going to press you an that. we have to sneak in a quick break. you'll stick around? >> yes, of course. >> we'll be pack to talk about the book, art imitating life, imitating art. don't go anywhere. t. don't go anywhere. for copd, ask your doctor about breztri. breztri gives you better breathing, symptom improvement, and helps prevent flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vison changes, or

. >> stephanopoulos looked like he saw a ghost. sorry, georgethe country agrees with "jesse watters primetime." the country has caught on to what we have been saying for the last two years. biden is at 36% approval and is he about to enter the summer from hell. high gas prices no more title 42 and filthy bank records are about to come out. not only that another two thirds of the country says biden is shot. >> new poll out this morning from abc and poll comparing mental sharpness of president biden and former president trump. pretty stark numbers here. joe biden 32% say he has the mental sharpness. 63% says he does not. and that's not a good number for president biden. two thirds of the american people say he is not sharp enough to be president. >> biden wanted us to watch him and we did. he said memorial day is this weekend. >> thank you, secretary buttigieg. thank you all for being here. please, sit down. as we approach memorial day this weekend -- memorial day weekend, i'm rushing it and a busy summer travel season. >> jesse: not only does joe

stephanopoulos. >> that's correct. >> that is correct. that is right. george, answer.ll love, who gave the clue. >> that's when we first met. he came to the white house. i guess it was 1994. he came to the saturday morning radio address to meet bill clinton. i met him there. he brought his son sam. we've been friends ever since. >> really good friends ever since, yeah. >> wow. i'm just looking at george. you made it. you made it. coming up, summertime deals and steals. tory even has something for all you pickleball players. you know who you are. something for all you pickleball players and you know who you are. come on back. what's with the double mcnuggets? oh this one's my backup, in case something happens to the first one. [crunch] mmm. see. get one favorite like 10 piece chicken mcnuggets and get another for just a buck, right now at mcdonald's. (water splashing) hey, dad... hum... what's the ocean like? ♪ are there animals living underwater? ♪ is the ocean warm? yeah, it can be very warm. ♪ you were made to remember some days forever. we were made to help you find