(edo heinrich-sanchez) we're practically at gridlock. tourism here, they say: "oh, you can rent a car, very cheap, in okinawa." the adventure of driving yourself nowhere. most of the people that somehow can't drive end up on the buses, the few people. it's expensive, it's inconvenient, it's late, and it reduces your freedom. nobody wants to do that, so they rather get into a car where the have the promise of freedom, but they'll be stuck in traffic. (emily manco) o.k. (sophie fouron) let's do this. hello! (emily manco) we have a very eclectic mix of food here, just at this one restaurant. taco rice is a mix of rice and taco meat. - it's so okinawan. - it's very okinawan. it's a mix of american food that is not quite american, mixed with an okinawan feel to it by adding the rice. - well, you can have my french fries. - yeah. - look at that! it's one layer okinawan, it's one layer american and it's one layer mexican-american. (sophie fouron) what's a guy like you doing here? (chuck de cesari) i came here when i was 23 years old. i was in t

chair manchin: senator heinrich. senator heinrich: thank you, chairman. our western states are hufrg -- suffering. you'll noticedy not say drought -- notice i did not say drought. not to mention extreme wildfires as we speak burning in my state and arizona and others. i would just start because this is a drought hearing. this is not some random event. it's a direct result of the lack of action on climate that we have seen for more than 20 years. we all collectively own that. dr. hall, as you know this is a drought hearing, but we have experienced drought before. what you and others on the panel said today what we are experiencing is now actually unprecedented. i would make the point it's not a drought, this is our new normal. you used the word aridfication. what does that mean and how do we manage if this is the new normal? >> thank you, senator heinrich, you make a great point. i think one important thing we have to realize is that we don't actually know how this is going to evolve. so we have to be aware continuously adaptive and that gets to the point

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and rebecca heinrichs, jump in here.l that it's been the lockdown that has been most impactful, negatively impactful for the u.s. economy. >> no, that's right. every time you hear president biden, he's going to do this tour supposedly to convince americans the economy isn't that bad and will point to things that were out of his control that made the economy pinch when it did, he's going to point to covid. what he means it's the lockdowns, especially in the shanghai situation it's the lockdown that's crushing the economy. it's not the coronavirus that's responsible for this. we know that with the science the lockdowns aren't affecting them the way they want to do to prevent illness. remember when governments say this, it's the inhumane and counter productive lockdowns that crushed the economy. maria: that's the issue here. this is about policy. we're talking about inflation as a result of bad policy. we're talking about an economy that is in the position it is because of bad policy. do you think the u.s. is headed for a h

neil: jacqui heinrich. rebecca heinrich waited on all of this, the hudson institute senior fellow.ow the administration might reverse some of the tariffs placed on china, actually on americans who buy goods from china. it seems that he's reaching out to countries that could benefit from our own troubles, i wonder what you make of that? >> your exactly right, he's grasping for straws but not plastic straws because that would be bad for the environment. this administration has prioritized the climate change agenda and whenever they've done that, they've even said a lot of the policies expected to hurt americans in the short run but the trying to transition us into a green economy. in doing so they limit their options to affect energy crisis, inflation and we haven't even talked about russian ukraine. your exactly right if they live tariffs on china there's no guarantee that china's going to drop the prices to lower prices for americans in the short or long-term the chinese manufacturers can increase the prices and it might actually be very helpful for the chinese economy not for the

let's get to it with jacqui heinrich at the white house. hi, jacqui. >> yeah, with gas prices where they are, the white house is considering an idea that they tabled. that's sending out rebate cards to americans. they're eyeing a decision by the end of the week on whether to extend a gas tax holiday. it is a short term solution as one industry ceo puts it that they say runs counter to the administration's broader strategy. >> the first year of this administration, they were focused on demand destruction. this could be an exercise in demand construction. the real focus here should not be on short term solutions like cutting the federal gas tax but long-term solutions to provide american energy security from american producers here in the united states. >> whether the fed can cool inflation without trigger ago recession, the white house is getting creative. yesterday morning larry summers was pretty clear all signs point to a likely recession by the end:0 next year. if you ask president biden about it, you'll get a different answer. he claims

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chairman heinrich, ranking member boozman, and as soon as numbers of the committee. you for the opportunity to discuss the marine corps corps fy 23 military construction budget today. first, i'd like to thank you for the funding of last year's budget request, and our unfunded priorities list. that funding, which totaled over $200 million, accelerates the -- forced design initiative, supports quality of life projects, and invest in the marine corps ability to fulfill its titles and obligations, now in the future. our installations play a key role in meeting the challenges facing our nation. the marine corps overseas installations are especially critical of advanced naval bases and supportive naval operations. we need modernized infrastructure that is resilient against threats ranging from connecticut tack, to cybersecurity breaches, to damage from extreme weather. to meet the challenges, the marine corps has requested over 1. 2 billion dollars for military construction projects, and fy 23. this year's request has a broad focus, and includes projects that invest in sev

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>> bret: jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn. thank you. speak of fuel prices vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine have spent many ukrainian trying to replace fuel from russia. russia has cut off natural gas and fuel shipments to some of those countries. tonight correspondent alex hogan tells us that means at least one country is firing up older facilities that no longer fit in with the green agenda. >> european countries returning to coal, to decrease dependence on russian oil. sunday, germany announced it would restart coal-fired plants but insists it's committed to a greener future. >> independence from fossil energies and from russian fossil energies must be pushed forward at full speed. >> the move to fire up german coal stations deeply contrast the country's plan to cut the most polluting fossil fuel at the same time italy and austria announcings the possibility of coal as well. russia's largest oil customer, the european union has vowed to stop buying from moscow within six months. but there's no quick fix. and in the short-term cust

>> martha: thanks, jacqui heinrich.et's bring in fox news strategic analyst, general jack keane, chairman of the institute for the study of war. here on the big picture. general, good to have you with us. >> great to be here. >> martha: first on that exchange. macron saying, look, i know you're going to saudi arabia. just so you know, they don't have a lot of upside capacity or in the uae, somebody that you should know before you get there. what did you think of that? >> well, i'd be stunned if the president of the united states didn't already know that. >> martha: that is generally known. >> he's cozying up to the president trying to provide him advise. i don't know what their relationship is like. obviously trying to provide informal advice to him. i'm convinced the president knows full well what the uae and the saudi's capacities are and what the answer to his question is if they can help more. they already got that answer. this is about renewing their relationship that i believe was misguided and stiffing them at th

bret. >> bret: jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn. thank you. stocks surged today despite growing fears of a recession. the dow jumping 641. the s&p 500 gained 90. the nasdaq rose 271. joining us now to talk about the economy, crime, the midterm elections and other things south carolina republican senator tim scott. senator, thanks for joining us. >> absolutely, bret. good to be back with you. thanks so much. >> bret: how do you see this administration dealing with the economy, talking about it and dealing with the numbers that you are seeing? >> well, bret, the truth is that the way this administration talks about it is very confusing. frankly, you hear one arm of the administration saying something and the exact other thing that's being said by the other arm of the administration and they are all confusing. so the average person listening to this administration is confused. where they are not confused about, unfortunately, is the impact that gas prices are having on everyday working americans. what they are not confused about is the impact tha

a jacqui heinrich reporting tonight from madrid, spain. good evening, jackie. >> good evening, the biggest achievement of the summit, a major hurdle cleared, joining the alliance after turkey dropped its opposition, but even as the u.s. senate prepares to ratify the new members another country may now stand in the way. >> this summit was about strengthening our alliance. >> russian president vladimir putin promising to put weapons and missiles on the new member's doorsteps if it happens, not shaking u.s. resolve. >> i think it will change our opinions. >> john biden is so excited about the growth he delivered, making a plug sure to stir, calling in a phone call with the finnish leader. >> suggesting that we call the leader of switzerland. my goodness. i'm getting really anxious here about expanding. sweden. speak about parliament in all 30 countries have to ratify the application in bulgaria may stand in the way. >> there are a few countries, i'm not going to call them out by name today, but the secretary of defense did mention to me off-l

first, let's check in with jacqui heinrich with the black drop here. hi, jackie. >> good to see you, martha. when the ceo of j.p. morgan chase is talking about economic head winds and i hope we'll be okay but who the hell knows, those were his words, it doesn't inspire much confidence. anybody looking for a light at the end of the tunnel from the president didn't get one yesterday. >> there's a lot going on right now. the idea we're going to flick a switch, bring down the cost of gasoline is not likely in the near term, nor is it with regard to food. >> the white house maintains the president's actions have kept prices from going higher. a lot of this is out of the president's hands because of the war in ukraine. they keep pushing the same spending plans as solutions even though they have been dead since christmas. the treasury secretary admitted she was wrong last year to say inflation was a manageable risk and not a problem, the white house is now trying to stop her comments. >> the treasury secretary said she was wrong. why doesn't anybody here at t

. >> senator heinrich. mike your chairman as you know western states are suffering and you will notice i did not say drought. not to mention extrema wildfires as we speak that are burning in my states, arizona and others. this is a drought hearing, this is not some random event. it is frankly a direct result of the lack of action on climate that we have seen for more than 20 years. we all collectively own that. now doctor hall as you know this is a drought hearing but we have experienced a drought before. what you and others on the panel said today is that what we are experiencing is now actually unprecedented. i would make the point it is not a drought this is our new normal. you use the word, what does that mean? and how do we manage if this is the new normal? >> thank you, senator heinrich. you make an exceptionally important point. one important thing we have to realize is that we don't actually know how this is going to evolve. i got to the point i was describing with collaboration which also addresses

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>> bret: jacqui heinrich, traveling with the president in los angeles, jacqui, thanks. stocks plummeted today in a broad technology led sell off ahead of the may consumer price index tomorrow. the white house official telling fox news they expect a report to show a rise in inflation. in fact, the treasury secretary saying today she doesn't expect gas prices to drop any time soon. as you see there, the dow dropped 638, s&p 500 fell 98, the nasdaq lost 332. all right, let's bring in south carolina republican senator lindsey graham. he is a member of the senate judiciary committee. senator, thanks for being here. >> thank you very much. >> bret: i ask you about the january 6th committee and a couple other things. >> okay. >> bret: i want to start with the threat to brett kavanaugh. first of all, why can they not get this bill across the finish line? what is the deal with protecting justices and their families? >> i don't know. i think in some ways they feel that they would be siding against the protesters. that they agree with the protesters and they don't want to do anyth

senator lujan together with senator heinrich of introduce legislation to establish a national water data framework. western states water council welcomes the introduction of water data act active suppot nation and leverage of state and federal resources. final usda conservation assistance programs of agriculture industry thrive in good times and survive in hard times. the council support collaborative and puncture programs including conservation practices and groundwater recharge to preserve long-term ground and surface water resources per program such as equipped, regional conservation partnership program and reserve enhancement program are all programs which implement best major practice on the ground to help mitigate drought. likewise the usda world to fill the agency helps rural communities plan and implement projects to have a reliable water supply. planning for and limiting the impact of drought will take all of the government working together which is why appreciative opportunity to beer today. thank you for that opportunity and i would be happy to answer question at the appropria

but first to jacqui heinrich. hi, jacqui. >> hi, martha.biden again today framed his upcoming visit to saudi arabia as an international trip that the crown prince mohammed bin salman happens to be a part of. but team buy ten, many members, including his energy secretary have repeatedly admitted that biden will meet face to face with m.b.s. and pushing for the saudiing to ramp up oil production. >> i think he will meet with the saudi crown prince. he's asked for all suppliers around the globe to increase production. that includes opec and our domestic oil and gas producers. he asking for an increase. >> so they will have a one-on-one meeting? >> that's my understanding. >> this is an about-face after biden called the crown prince a pariah and released a report saying the crown prince ordered the killing of jamal khaishoggi. the white house has been doing questions over whether biden accepts that report and his own view. >> i'm hearing you say yes, he agrees with that assessment that mbs authorized the killing of khaishoggi. >> this is someth

>> bret: jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn, thank you. stocks were down today. the dow lost 47. the s&p 500 finished off 5. the nasdaq fell 16. let's bring in energy industry analyst kevin book. kevin, thanks for being here. >> bret, it's good to see you. >> bret: so this federal gas tax holiday, a lot of critics up on capitol hill, don't even know if it's going to get through. roughly 18 cents a gallon. how do you see this? >> well, 18 cents a gallon for 90 days that works out to about 5 one hundredths of 1% of disposable personal income relief. what we have seen is about 1.9% increase in gasoline share of disposable over president biden's term. so, it is a small thing relative to the gain so far. i think for some people in some places it might matter. but, ultimately, you don't balance markets by making it easier to consume. it's painful. but markets balance on price. >> bret: okay, speaking of price, national average of gas prices today $4.96 a gallon. a week ago it was 5.01. a little bit down. a month ago 4.59. a year ago 3.07. it's jumped exponentially. whe

gennady alekseevich i wo n't keep you long heinrich why such an official tone? just that genka is a friend of youth. i understand that you didn't just come here to drink tea , but nevertheless. let's just be fine, i 'm sorry. the case is short, but very important, m-m you will complain about mine and what else have they done? no, i won't complain. although you have arkharovites who, well, i'm different from you do you remember such an investigator by the name of shamans, close attention from the side of their own security service. i have with me. here are all the violations in the cases of investigator shamanova over the past two years. complaints, victims of a court order, and so on and so forth, moreover, there is a document, and unauthorized connections between shamanov’s investigators and a repeat offender named cat hello, it’s great that i wanted two fur stores and a boutique, it looks like the same criminals are driving around in a cash-in-transit car. i won't give you any more money. you owe me ten, i don't loan, it's an overhead. you are not a cat. well,

>> bret: jacqui heinrich in los angeles. thank you.he economic news sent stocks into a tail spin today. the dow limited 880. the s&p 500 dropped 117. the nasdaq fell 414. for the week the dow lost 4 and three fifth percentage point the s&p 500 dropped 5. and nasdaq three fifth. when i listen to the president talk about inflation, there is this disconnect about what the administration is doing and what is really happening. >> it's so frustrating, bret, because everyone, every time he opens his mouth, even that allergy in the "wall street journal" begins with a preamble these victory laps and you have to wonder is he paying attention at all? i mean every sing goal poll. just about an hour ago i got an email a gallup poll by far innerflation is the number one issue in this country. by far nothing is even close. nothing is close. it is destroying american households right now. and it's sort of, you know, just play it off. blame it on putin, blame it on greedy corporations. not take any is sort of responsibility. it is just -- i mean, we se

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jacqui heinrich and we begin with kelly o'grady live from los angeles. kelly. >> today marks the first weekend of june. you would normally have people excited for weekend getaways, beach trips. instead drivers are facing more dread at the pumps. today is the seventh straight day of record highs. the national average jumped 5 cents overnight. that's just two cents shy of double the price when president biden took office. that means an extra $33 every time you fill up in a world where every else costs more as well. the administration is defending its efforts with council director brian deese tapping the strategic petroleum reserves helped. drivers are now paying more than 56 cents than they were a month ago. folks are at their breaking point here. >> i have had to turn down jobs in sim i valley because i can't afford the gas money. i would end up making just enough to cover the gas money essentially. >> just to get to school and home every day is costing us $150 a week. >> everyone is hurting right now. let's figure it out, please. >> hopes are now resting

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senator heinrich mentioned it's the worst it's been in 1200 years. i just want you to know that we are doing everything that we possibly can. we appreciate you bringing -- >> i think the recharge idea is a great idea. i also think we should get on quickly. the chairman had a meeting, i was unable to attend, on canadian cooperation and issues related to mining. to me, it showcases how canada has been successful at hard-won mining because they have had a royalty system. i do want us to work on critical minerals together. these are essential to key technologies from cobalt, lithium, to photo cells, to earth mineral magnets that are used in wind and electric vehicles. we need to focus on making sure the u.s. is competitive incredible mineral markets and find innovative ways and environmentally responsible way to do that, including recycling of these materials. do you think that this royalty issue should be addressed here? can you please describe how the department can support both mineral development on public lands while ensuring it's appropriate places

thank you. >> thank you senator, senator heinrich? >> thank you, thank you for interest in the fires. we are seeing really different fire behavior these days. we are in a drought that hasn't been this bad for 1200 years. we are seeing wind events that we've never seen before. it is very, we have almost 2000 people on one fire. it's simply impossible for them to hold lines when we have, we've had times when there have been seven, eight, nine red flag days in a row. if you have 48 mile a lighter winds, 50 mile an hour winds, you can't put the tankers up in the air, it's dangerous, you can put the helicopters up in the air. sometimes, you can't put firefighters in front of these spotting fires. it's just very difficult. we're going to have to reevaluate how we fight fires. how do prescriptions. i very much appreciate your interest. we are going to have to work together on it. >> i'm committed to help. >> deputy airy secretary kudrow, i want to ask you, you've been around for a couple second -- oil and gas production, at least in my state

and dr sonia chivas is director of the heinrich boll foundation, a german state funded independent thinkises the german government on conflict prevention and was a senior adviser on eastern europe to the german parliament. that is our panel. welcome to you all. and remember, you, too, can join the conversation. its #bbcglobalquestions. let's get down to our first question and it is from nicholas. your question, please. hello. my question is to all our panelists, what do you think, given _ the situation in ukraine and what we see is that. russian forces are bogged down in this campaign— and they have a very slow advance and success on ukrainian soil, do we think that moscow- still will be planning invasion to georgia? what is your opinion? i think you kick off with that one as a georgian mp. that is a big question. and then i would say that we live like at the foot of a volcano. we never know when that volcano erupts and which way it goes. a few months ago, it erupted and the lava went down to the to ukraine side. it can any any time erupt in completely unpredictable ways. and the truth i

senator heinrich? >> chief, i appreciate you being here today. you and i have discussed the forest services direct responsibility for the home and began calf canyon fire. one of the things i -- guess what i should say is i'm not, i'm not arguing for taking prescribed fire out of our tool box. but hundreds of people lost their homes. and we owe it to those folks who lost their homes to understand exactly what went wrong. and in talking to people on the ground and in particularly researchers in new mexico, one of the things that i've learned in the course of the last couple of months is that our fires are behaving radically differently right now. you mentioned her dry standing timber is. and that is one of the, one of the things that historically has been offered our fire behavior is the amount of moisture that's in that standing timber. and it is in a different place than it's ever been before. one of the other things that you. used to buffer our fire behavior is the soil moisture itself. . we are putting data into models right now that's not capt

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he has been helped by centers blumenthal, heinrich, and sinema, and manchin and cones. senator murphy has asked for space what progress can be made with the senate republicans and we are giving them that space. this issue is too important to not do everything we can to find a bipartisan way forward. we hear a lot of talk from republicans of the importance of bipartisanship in the senate. well, now is the opportunity to show us. once again we are giving them the opportunity, the chance to say it yes. we are ready and eager to find common ground on something that can actually help address gun violence. we know we will not get it all done at once. but the american people want us to get something done and they want to see republicans do something and do something real. they want to feel safe when they go to the grocery store or out to a bar or when they send their kids off to school in the morning. we want that too. but unfortunately the nra has data camera walk on too many on the other side of the aisle. it made it clear the senate will vote on gun safety legislation in th

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back to you guys. >> mike: jacqui heinrich wrang up the president's trip in madrid.let's bring in brian kilmeade now, you thought you would make it the best thursday ever and join us on set for "america reports." good to see you, brian. >> brian: thanks for the invitation. >> sandra: what should the take away be from nbc news headline like this, biden pitches democrats on biden for president in 2024, subtitle, they insist he's running for re-election, full stop, kamala harris is also on the ticket with him again and questions of the viability, sources are telling nbc he now intends to show it. >> unbelievable at 78 he has to pitch himself, i don't remember that, with jimmy carter, he got challenged by ted kennedy, that was one thing when gerald ford was challenged by a very popular governor in ronald reagan. this is anybody but the guy in the seat to beat donald trump because i think they look at pure performance. they see him in front of crowds and in front of people and he's not comfort bl a, mistakes he's making, did not surround himself with the a team. and why i

neil: thank you, jacqui heinrich for all of that. daniel garza, libra initiative is in washington, d.c., joining us from the russell office building. daniel, do we know why exactly the mechanic can president isn't going? it occurs with the backdrop of this caravan, now we're told 12,000 strong, apparently doing little to stall it or even stop it. in fact getting out of the way so it can continue to move north. >> there is distancing with this administration obviously, neil, but at the same time, the narrative is that america is ignoring the dictators in cuba and venezuela and these other countries who are not invited. so lopez obrador is looking to prop up these regimes. says he is not going to play if the other folks are not invited to the party. neil: so for mexico, what it is doing about this caravan, it is getting a lot of folks attention right now because it appears to be doing little if anything to thwart it or at least check the people out who are on it. what are we to make of that? >> again. this is sort of the indifference t

"america reports" starts right now with john roberts and jacqui heinrich. >> john: thank you, far left activists are holding a protest outside the supreme court just days after a crazed man allegedly tried to assassinate justice brett kavanaugh. >> the high court could strike down roe vs. wade any moment, but focusing on crimes 17 months ago, critics say biden's justice department is ignoring swaying judges outside of their homes, a federal crime. team coverage straight ahead. >> john: fox news alert economy in crisis, democratic party rethinking its future in ways that not long ago would be unthinkable. questioning if the biden experiment is one that should continue. i'm john roberts in washington. good monday to you. >> jacqui: good monday to you. president biden dragged down by high gas prices, worst in a generation and worries it could be the beginning of an even worse economy to come. cover of the new york post, "say it ain't joe." >> john: economic turmoil not slowing one bit. the markets tanked this morning, dow down more than 600 points. experts say inflation and gas prices are

jacqui heinrich in l.a., thank you. >> john: bring in california congressman darryl issa, get reaction and schumer has said in 2020 you have unleashed the whirlwind. >> perhaps we will find out if his incentive was that loose talk, that kind of adverse statement, something we never tolerate against a member of congress or the president. but this threat to the justices is not only real and made more real by this, but incredibly concerning that 100 to 0 the senate said let's protect them a month ago, identical bill has been languishing in the house. >> which you introduced. >> i introduced, and chairman nadler agreed to co-sponsor until someone in leadership said oh, no, we are going to think about other things, and he's been stymied. and in the house, you no longer have that kind of individual we can agree on things and move it. if that bill, the same one the senate passed came to the house today, it would either pass unanimously or at least by 400 votes. >> john: we saw a protest group last night, nancy pelosi held her weekly press conference on the way out, she was asked about why thi

let's get the latest from jacqui heinrich at the white house.liday, but as far as the economy goes, the president claimed against yesterday that a recession is not inevitable. he says he had that outlook after having a phone conversation with larry summers, former president obama's treasury secretary, just hours prior and of course that's a little bit different than what larry summers said himself on the sunday talk show saying a recession is more likely than not. probably by the end of next year nevertheless, the white house is trying to find some creative ways to ease pain at the pump while maintaining all this optimism. they are considering sending americans gas rebate cards an idea they initially tabled reportedly because of chip shortages and also weighing this gas tax holiday which biden 's former administration never warned to. >> this isn't an idea designed to get you through the summer. it's an idea designed to get them through an election. we're arguing over a gimmick to save you half a tank of gas. over the course of the entire summer

. >> bill: jacqui heinrich has the reaction now as we begin a new hour. this is all happening amid concern. raising rates enough to cool off inflation but not enough that the economy plunges into recession. the fed has only been able to thread that needle a handful of times. the white house is so far staying mum about it just reiterating the president has faith in the fed. but yesterday chairman jerome powell said hikes aren't going to be enough in and of themselves to bring a recession on. he says we'll land somewhere in the 2s by the end of the summer but events over the last few months that raised the challenge ahead. >> the answer to the question can we still do it, there is a much bigger chance now that it will depend on factors we don't control, fluctuations and spikes in commodity prices could wind up taking that option out of our hands. >> the national average for a gallon of regular $5 down one sent from yesterday. the president wrote to oil companies telling them to ramp up productions and cut costs at the pump and they need to fulfill their pat

here's your opportunity to talk to the people of oregon i think senator heinrich my colleague allhe of us in the west are seeg the same thing. what is the plan for significantly reducing this enormous backlog of dead and dying material? what is striking my friend from west virginia talks about deferred meant maintenance particularly as it relates to quality of life and recreation and other important issues i'm talking about what we've got to do to reduce fire risk the dead and dying material is a magnet. so tell america but we are doing to reduce the backlog. >> in response to the bipartisan infrastructure law we create a ten year strategy to get out this problem. and in this tenure strategy has three objectives one going to treat about 20 million acres going to treat an additional 30 million acres of other federal tribal and private lands. the third one is will have a maintenance program so we can go back in. between tenen and 15 years to treat the areas we've made this investment in trying to create those conditions. now, let's talk about how should we be preparing our community of p

. >> bill: so jacqui heinrich begins our coverage from the north lawn to talk about the strategy and news around it now. >> good morning. the president's meeting with fed chair jerome powell highlights the push to bring down inflation. the president promised to let the fed do its job without interference which gives him some distance from the problem and how quickly it is or is not resolved. a shift away all of this from the administration's current strategy clinging to projections that prices would come down soon and defending pandemic spending that some critics have blamed for exacerbating inflation. some white house officials said they should publicly accept blame the stimulus contributed to higher prices and argue the work was worthwhile. others are strongly opposed. publicly the white house isn't taking any blame yet for not acting faster. >> i just disagree with that and i could quote you 20, 30 other experts who had different projections who thought inflation was coming down. >> the white house is continuing to face questions about whether the country is headed into a recessio