jean-pierre: it was. reporter: it seems you were saying the media would not be allowed in on the wedding day. but dressing up in a wedding dress and having a photo shoot and talking about the wedding is coverage. ms. jean-pierre: the wedding was a private family affair and there was no press access to the wedding and we were there about that. there is no reason to mince our words here. the family and friends were invited to this wedding. it was a private event. it was a young couples wedding. it was a joyous occasion. the reports out there are inaccurate and false. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> oral argument in a case where the justice department is allenging a lower court's appointmen special master to rev documents the fbi seized frmer president trump's home back in august. the court of a were here from attorneys for the former dent and th

jean-pierre: go ahead alex.e you personally done to investigate the origins of and then, omicron came along and sort of disrupted a large chunk of january, february's schools, flights. are we seeing a similar dynamic, especially with some of these new subvariants coming along? and then my second question, dr. fauci, for you specifically, what was the most difficult moment of the pandemic response for you throughout the last two, two and a half years? dr. jha: i'll start. yeah, i'll start with the first. then, obviously, dr. fauci can answer the second. so, the short answer is no. like, first of all, like, you can't predict with any certainty. so we don't know what mother nature is going to throw at us. that said, these subvariants, -- obviously, we're tracking them very closely. the good news is, even if you see a diminishing of our vaccines, they're still effective against these subvariants -- way more effective than the original vaccine, right? so, i feel very confident that -- that if people continue to get v

jean-pierre: i hear the question. i hear your question, but we are not doing this the way you want it. this is disrespectful. in his. i -- it is. i am done. i am done with you right now. go ahead. you are taking time away from your colleagues. reporter: only 13% of adults have gotten the booster. 70% of adults have completed their primary series. which of those numbers is more important in your mind in terms of anticipating how bad the winter surge could be, if there is one, and the number of hospitalizations? and i have a second question. dr. fauci: they are both important so i don't want to say one is more and diminish the other. but the people who are most at risk are the unvaccinated. we have 68% of our population vaccinated. that means we have 32% of the population that is not. if you look at the data, they are just profoundly striking of the curves of deaths and hospitalizations of vaccinated versus unvaccinated, versus vaccinated and boosted. there is a relatively small difference in vaccinated and boosted. tha

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anthony fauci farewell speech going haywire after karine jean-pierre silenced reporters asking about the origin of covid-19. >> we have a process here, i'm not calling out on people who yell, you are being disrespectful to your colleagues and to our guest. >> she has a valid question, asking about the origin of covid, she is the best -- >> i hear your question, we are not doing this the way you want it. >> todd: jimmy failla joins us now, doesn't this white house and karine jean-pierre realize they work for us, kjp is my employee, she works for me, when our representatives go to ask questions, it is their right to do that. whatever she says is irelvant. >> jimmy: you are 100% right, she was trying to maintain decor um, we were watching the exchange of the baton. two years ago, fauci was silences questions about covid-19. never going to work in this town again. it was a bad, sloppy showing emblem attic of the entire fauci regime, you will take what we give you, we're not talking about this, shut up. >> carley: you could only see karine jean-pierre, it was a daily caller reporter who s

joining us now, white house press secretary karine jean-pierre. >> our pleasure. open invitation. let's start there with president biden's speech. tell us why he chose to speak about this? usually important topic. threats to democracy. last night, how much of a role did the attack on speaker pelosi's play into the timing? and do you think that this was the right moment when the polls show that it's the economy that voters care most about? >> look, the president as you know has spoken about this many times, jonathan. you have followed the president for the past couple of years. and he has talked about the soul of our nation. he talked about protecting the democracy and the importance of strengthening our democracy. if you look around and what is happening, the president last night used his bully pulpit at a time where we were seeing increased political violence where we're seeing voter intimidation and when we're seeing really extreme from the republican party from the maga republicans who are saying they are not going to acknowledge the results of

let's talk about karine jean-pierre. she have a right to do what she did and shove people down? we can't ask a decent question? one question the world wants the answer for without running defense for this guy? >> greg: imagine in 2001 if a republican lashed out from the podium and asked about 9/11, what do we know? whoa, this is the most important question in modern history, people should want to know how their relatives died. then again, she is not honest about crime or inflation, can't expect them to be honest about this. they referred fauci as a guest, like he is taylor swift, he is an employee required to ask questions, he is a civil servant who makes $80's0 grand from the government alone. you got to bring up trump and do a comparison, he still remains most transparent politician i've ever seen, he still loved the asking questions, even the dumbest questions, he would ask and the dumbest questions get the most interesting answer. the question asked is the question trump was asking. where is this crap coming from? that makes him closer toern ms than say gain of function deni

karine jean-pierre didn't appreciate the question and all hell broke loose. take a look. >> doctor fauci, only 13% -- >> hold on a second. we have a process here. i am not calling out on people who yell. you're being disrespectful to your colleagues and being disrespectful to our guest. i will not call on you if you yell. >> she asked about the origin of covid. doctor fauci is the best to -- >> i hear the question. we're not doing this the way you want it. this is the disrespect. >> it is. simon, i'm done. i'm done with you right now. >> you're done. cancelled. while fauci is retiring end of the year after decades of high paying government service, he has to face house republicans for questioning in the new year. so he better get ready to testify. they're not done yet. here with reaction, clay travis and the ace, top fox news media analyst contributor, should have his own show. joe concha. let's go back to this. masks don't work. then one, two. we may need masks in perpetuity. if you get the vaccine, you're not going to need, you'll never get covid. that didn

jean-pierre and again somebody who reads, the answers and supposed to know their stuff and somebody come across this is terribly ill-informed, there is no excuse. she is doing everything she can. >> carley: she is doing everything. >> they are doing everything they can. >> carley: so rest your weary heads. this is a local new york story the national news for obvious reasons especially with the tabloids. you can see the former new york -- well, he ran for congress in midterm elections, he lost. he describes himself as a liberal independent candidate. his name is mike eck us and he's on the video to promote his sex positive campaign. that was his main issue. this is however he will how he responded to backlash. if i would talk about it it would demonstrate my comment to the issue and the fact that i did it was a huge learning experience and actually influenced items on my platform. >> the famous last words. it sounds like a guy trying to explain on the side. >> carley: he ran against jerry nadler and lost. >> looked the guy's is mike itkis dangerously close to kiss it and show that he

has karine jean-pierre loses control of the white house press briefing? we're going to show you pierr the lowlights. that's straigh of tt ahead tonight.ing. also, house leader kevin kevin mccarthy is now calling fo forr the secretary mayorkas to resign after refusings o sece to secure the southern border for two long years.rn and later, a story that will shock and disgust you. a new ad campaign fromd a fashion brand featuring kids s dressed in gear. we have that full report coming up. gear.but first, we turn to thet state of georgia, where the all important runoff is but two weeks away. and joe biden, kamala harris, they are missing in action, nowhere to be found. and as of now, they will not be attending any rallies or hitting the campaign trail in any way because apparentlys the biden administration, they are too toxic to voters i n georgia. but make no mistake, even if he doesn't step foot in georgia, joe biden, he's definitelys on the ballot. and ane y vote for raphael warnock is a vote of confidenc for joe biden, a vote to rubber stamp his radical ag

but this exchange between peter doocy and karine jean-pierre where he asked what the president mightthinking when he says people are voting for republicans and tying the threats to democracy. listen to this. following up on your comment there is an alarming number of republicans who are saying they will not accept the election results. does that mean president biden but thinks it is a threat to democracy if someone votes republican? >> no, that is ridiculous. >> why is that a ridiculous question >> because american people should have the right to vote for whoever they want. we are talking about maga officials and we have been clear about this who say, you know they are pro-police but then also pro's election this. >> carley: do you think it is a ridiculous question, if you cast your vote for republicans, you are voting to end democracy periods >> that is exactly the case, right? when it comes to the biden administration like he set himself voting for republicans that you are not black when he talked about minorities. when he talks about violence against paul pelosi and tried to tie i

it doesn't project a lot of confidence that karine jean-pierre is saying, listen, joe biden's involvedand joe biden says, yeah, my team is working on it, but i'm not at all involved in this rail strike issue. what say you? >> no. it doesn't give a lot of confidence to the american people or the rail workers and, again, we've got a lot of rail workers here in north carolina. so many of the ag commodities that are produced here in north carolina is transforted -- transported to and from with rail. we remember the devastating shutdown of the keystone pipeline who years ago -- two years ago, and that hurt jobs especially with the commodities coming in to our refineries here in the u.s. now that you put all that on rail, now we're looking at shutting down rail, and you can't even get the white house press secretary and the president on the same page. it really shows incompetence inside the white house. these problems should never have occurred. now we're threatening to raise prices even more on energy which is already high because of 40-year inflation because of the overregulation. it just

that answer from karine jean-pierre was dissatisfying. in the room for that press conference, the vibe was different. it was as if president biden of the crashing his own funeral. everybody in his own party said he would in for a rough night: it wasn't that bad. so the president walked in and there was some defiance there in that answer. the message he's trying to get across, no, he's not going to change. >> martha: it's interesting -- it's an interesting situation. so now he has not the kind of situation that he thought -- he was right, actually. he said he didn't think it was going to be that bad. he said at one point i thought we were going to hold the house and the senate. everybody laughed. we still don't know the answer. >> what is interesting about this, we know that elections don't bring gas prices down. they don't change inflation. what the white house has to grapple with while they had a really good night, for instance, president biden, he outperformed obama in the mid-terms. he beat a lot of historical trends. those challenges

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i have to talk about karine jean-pierre's reaction there.advocating that the government should be involved in what is misinformation and what isn't. karine jean-pierre is an election denier from 2016. she said that that election was stolen. i'm not sure she's in a position to do that. i'm not sure the president, joe biden, is in a information to talk about what is misinformation and what isn't. when he said in a cnn town hall that if you take the covid vaccine, you will not get covid. that was promoted all throughout twitter without anybody labelling that misinformation. we talked about hunter biden, that being called russian disinformation when it wasn't and covid and many people saying it came from a lab in wuhan. in other words, who decides what is truth and what isn't? >> martha: i said this on "outnumbered." that's what the comments are for. you let this be a free forum and the white house can comment. we don't agree with that. don't keep it out of people's universe. that is not free speech. connell, there's a lot of business implicatio

i expect that is about what we are going to hear from white house press secretary krinne jean-pierren she takes the bold yum a few moments from now, and we certainly are going to ask her a range of questions around this, hallie, as you know i've got my list ready to go. we will try to get some information from her, as to when the president found out, what the reaction is here, but again, this president has been very insistent that this is important for him to maintain separation from the justice department. he does that by the way with hunter biden who is also under investigation for various tax-related issues. and he has not commented on that. traditionally speaking, if you talk to legal experts, that is what you would expect from a sitting president. that is the appropriate way to approach this sort of thing. of course, there is a major political backdrop to all of this. merrick garland said that is part of the reason he was taking extraordinary action, because of course, as you just noted, former president trump just announced his candidacy a few days ago. and president biden insi

and white house press secretary karine jean-pierre gets aggressive with one reporter and covid-19. >>3% -- >> hold on a second. we have a process here. i'm not calling on people who yell. and you are being, you are being disrespectful to your colleagues, and you are being disrespectful to the guests. >> i hear the question. i hear your question, but we are not doing this the way you want it. this is disrespectful. it is! i'm done, simon, i'm done. >> carley: quite the scene there. fox news medical contributor we are seeing the harmful effects of dr. fauci's lockdowns. >> he was basically slow to consider the collateral damage by the lockdowns and shutdown spirit we are seeing that now. we see a big breakout of rsp and the flu because we didn't consider what masts and walkmans would do there. again, never a consistent policy of what the damage would be. >> todd: in order to return to the classroom, grade school kids will show covid test after thanksgiving day break. you thought we were done with this. muriel bowser with this forest policy on kids even after the cdc eased its recommenda

so to the point he said i was not involved in karine jean-pierre said he was involved. i hate to say this but maybe he was involved? but he forgot. >> kayleigh: hey, i'm not opposed to that. stranger things have happened. elon musk is in charge, we can finally learn what went on behind the scenes. twitter censored "the new york post" story of hunter biden's laptop. well matt, answers next. -- wow, answers next. ♪ ♪ ic) ...innovation... (music) ...discovery? or simply stability... ...security... ...protection? you shouldn't have to choose. (music) gold. your strategic advantage. (music) visit goldhub.com. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh:

warning we may know not tonight or even frankly this week and our white house press secretary karine jean-pierre>> the winners of elections for a few days. it takes time to count all legitimate ballots in a legal and orderly manner, that's how this is supposed to work. lauren: it will be extremely contentious in the battlegrounds like pennsylvania and wisconsin because they delay counting the mail in ballots till the in-person polls close later this evening and they're not starting till 8 or 9:00 tonight and these are marathon counting sessions and the president will address the nation tomorrow. it's expected on what happened today with the results. stu: the president made his final pitch last night as i believe he did. what did he say in the final pitch? lauren: in maryland? that he won by two-thirds of the vote in the presidential election and he said because he was campaigning there for wes moore he's optimistic that democrats stand a chance. he's optimistic but doesn't think it's likely and you can say that that was an admission that things might not be going in his favor. the strategy of go

former bishops have been accused of sexual violence or failing to report abuse cases among them as jean pierre the car, one of the country's highest ranking cardinals. on monday he confessed to abusing a young girl 35 years ago. he will now face prosecution or a church tribunal. a small island nation, suffering the brunt of climate change, say big oil should pay for mounting damage from ocean storms and sea level rise. the comments were made by the premier prime minister of antique on day 3 of the climate change summit in egypt. developing nations are also demanding rich countries pay more money to help them adapt to climate change. if all the leaders in this room had joint forces in the fight against global warming, signed to say, there would be far fewer climate catastrophes to address at this year's summit. but the situation is serious. you and secretary general antonia guiterres made that clear or blended. these foster, broaching peeping points that will make climate scales you reversible. we are on the highway to climate tell we though it foot still on the accelerator. guiterres is referr

former bishops have been accused of sexual violence or failing to report abuse cases. among them is jean pierre, the car, one of the country's highest ranking cardinals. on monday he confessed to abusing a young girl 35 years ago. he will face prostitution or a church tribunal, on a bus authorities in india's capital deli say primary schools will reopen this week . after closures, due to severe air pollution, the city's air quality has improved slightly, but it's still very poor with pollution levels many times above the world health organizations acceptable limits. a deeply divided united states is preparing to vote in mid term elections. that will determine political control of congress if republicans, when control of the house or senate, as many analysts predict, it will likely think president joe biden's plans for his next 2 years in office. former president donald trump has been hinting that he will soon announcer run for president, perhaps as early as next week. and in his last pitch to supporters on the eve of the election bite and warned a republican victory would mean democracy itself

we have never even come close to that number previously. >> gillian: while karine jean-pierre says the is getting it right, mark kelly was asked do you think democrats have recognized the complexity of the issue and frustrations people have. he says absolutely not, not even close, surprising coming from a democrat. >> he has to. he's in the state of arizona. illegal immigration and border security, it pulls as one of the top issues, the economy obviously is number one, but border security is number two. he has to be honest about what's taking place on the border so he is calling out his colleagues, we have to do something to address this. but the truth is, this administration took a calculated risk. the border security was not going to harm them in the midterms and because there was not the red wave that was expected, they are waving the white flag saying we did prevail. >> gillian: brandon, we have to leave it there. happy thanksgiving. thanks for taking time with us. >> you bet, gillian. you, too. >> arthel: personality and beauty, razzle dazzle. says i am here to win tonight that. t

we're all following what's going on on twitter at the moment when you hear karine jean-pierre saying we'll watch this closely it worries me. we know how the white house conspired with these tech giants. we don't need the white house to interfere with what elon musk is doing. on twitter, he brings transparency. he's our twitter whistleblower if you want and with him we'll find out how the company censored new rules new users. musk claims a record audience growth on twitter in plans to bring the number of users to a billion in a year and a half, while there are four times less of them, but they have someone to read trump, there is again an active account for his restoration voted. the users themselves, but there are experts in america who doubt the abilities of a politician trump without russia to listen to them no vote can be won not for the white house or for twitter. i think these polls are just a gimmick and i would say that it is not the people who have spoken. yeah russian intelligence. you mean 100% twitter has become the stage for bad actors and fake bots. this poll is meaningl

rachel: karine jean-pierre, biden spokesperson comes out and says, wait a minute, let me respond to thatshe says the president's remarks have been twisted to suggest a meeting not intended. he regrets it if anyone hearing those remarks, heard those remarks took off fence. america is once again in the midst of and energy transition. our goal as a nation is to combat climate change and increase our energy security by producing clean and efficient american energy. so many lies in that sentence. i can't even start. will: we heard it. pete: she is translating. will: we played the clip from friday. you heard it in joe biden's own words. how are they twisted? they're not. pete: not even worth analyzing basically. just spin. all it is. rachel: let's not let joe manchin off the hook. i thought you were very generous to him, pete, he is doing this damages. no, no,. pete: i said i played ftse in a way that never work. rachel: barack obama told us in 2016 he wanted to take coal plants out. he wanted energy to skyrocket which it is right now this has been a plan all along. if joe manchin cared about

white house press secretary karine jean-pierre is claiming that biden is not being kept away from thentionally. >> why is the former president making this case and not the current president. >> i bodies agree with the -- i would social disagree with yr characterization. the president has been talking about this every day for months now, he's been talking about the choices that are at stake here. maria: tom, your reaction? >> well, listen, i mean, everybody knows including karine jean-pierre they that biden's a drag on the ticket. just is. that's a fact of life for an incumbent president facing his first midterm with a 42% overall job approval rating and in these states, look at arizona, 36% was the new york times. they have mark kelly winning 51% of the vote in their likely voter poll. mark kelly if he runs 15 points ahead of joe biden's job approval rating that would be a massive break with history. it's hard for incumbent members of the party to run 8, 9, 10 points ahead of where their president is in a midterm and the new york times poll had all these folks doing about that and mar

the press secretary knows how twisted those comments are here they tried to untwist them, karine jean-pierre came up short. to suggest that it was an intended and he regrets anyone hearing these remarks took offense. by the way, we are not idiots. we know exactly what he said. nothing was twisted. >> ainsley: he said i want to shut down coal plants. >> brian: they said that he would not defend taiwan and if taiwan is attacked we will defend taiwan and the administration walk that back. joe manchin hears this and demand joe biden apologize for it because he's not smart enough either. president biden's comments are not only outrageous in the voice of reality, but severe economic pain the american people are feeling because of the rise of economic spirit comments like ts that they are losing trust in president biden and they do not understand the need to have all in energy policy. by the way, barack obama, totally energy independent and secure. it seems his position has changed depending on the audience and the politics of the day. that is a democrat. >> ainsley: he wants the president to apolo

aboard air force one today, jean-pierre said the president is also "concerned about the power" large social media platforms have over our everyday lives and has long argued that tech platforms must be held accountable. for the harms they cause. this is happening as elon musk prepares to divulge some internal details about what twitter officials did to affect free-speech prior to his purchase of the platform. "the twitter files on free-speech suppression soon to be published on twitter itself." the public deserves to know what really happened. i think i speak for a lot of people in this country when i say "can't wait." >> trace: he's right, we do deserve to know it happened. see you in the nightcap. thank you. brand-new development, crisis on our southern border explained as the supreme court hears a challenge for the biden administration's immigration and deportation policies. matt finn is live with us with more. good evening. >> good evening. the legal immigrants continued across our southern border every day and today the u.s. supreme court heard arguments about what to do about th

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white house press secretary karine jean-pierre confirmed us embassy officials met with brittney grinera russian prison on drug smuggling charges since february. >> the white house says doing as well as can be expected under the circumstances. in regards to potential prisoner swap, though, the administration insists this is still a priority. >> i can also tell you that in the subsequent weeks despite a lack of good-faith negotiation sbi s by the russians the u.s. continued to follow-up on that offer and propose alternative potential ways forward with russians through all available channels. this continues to be a top priority. >> that was white house press secretary caryn jean-pierre speaking there. >>> one of the key voting groups that helped democrats win the white house and the senate in 2020 may be kturning out for republicans instead this time around. what this means for democrats' most vulnerable races. that's up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ what if we- ♪ what is that? ♪ hey lexus, turn it up! ♪ there's no place like unknown. -unreal. the all-new lexus rx. never lose your edge. ♪ this... is the pl

press secretary karine jean-pierre was asked specifically about his name is sam bankman freed, the headncy exchange ftx, he admitted he screwed up, he used a different word i will not repeat on television, it collapsed, and some $40 million on midterms. the white house press secretary did not get into details but asked about cryptocurrency and some problems surrounding that. >> this is something that clearly we and we see as an important issue, but the most recent news further underscores these concerns and highlights why prudent regulation of cryptocurrencies is indeed needed. >> the question, sandra, what would any regulation or prudent regulation as karine jean-pierre would look like. the white house has been asked about cryptoissues in the past. they need some regulation, not clear what would happen, and we don't want to be too premature, we are waiting for some results to come in from other states, don't know who is going to lead the house and lead the senate over on capitol hill, but what would that regulation look like between a biden white house and potentially a republican cong

and this is a live look at the white house in the briefing room, karine jean-pierre is expected to face great deal of questions from musk's twitter to china's protests. >> john: elon musk in a moment, but first passing a bill to prevent a railroad strike before christmas. also green lighting a second bill to mandate seven days of paid sick leave, and now all in the hands of the senate. >> sandra: after president biden shifted strategy calling on congress to intervene. he is now facing growing backlash for his handling of the crisis. >> john: outrage over the recent comments about twitter. >> we are all keeping a close eye on this. we are all monitoring what's currently occurring and we see it with our own eyes what you are reporting and what's happening on twitter. >> john: the administration keeping tabs now that it's under elon musk's stewardship. it has users concerned about free speech. >> sandra: marc thiessen is on deck, he will react. >> john: but first peter doocy, what other big issues other than monitoring twitter will the white house have to answer for today. >> a ton today,

white house press secretary karine jean-pierre had a hard time explaining this away yesterday, watch.e -- we have sent this up to the highest court of the land a, the highest court of our nation to make sure that we move forward quickly with making sure that the student loan relief that the president put forward, his plan gets to the american people very quickly. maria: i don't know. we don't know, josh. i don't know. your thoughts? >> yeah, i mean, i don't know either. i can only try to make out what that muddle or quasi-museing from the white house actually was. the reported underlying statutory authority for the biden administration student loan quote, unquote forgiveness plan is a statute called the hero's act of 2003 which was a post 9/11 piece of legislation. the department of education has never prior to this, has never relied upon the hero's act, to unilaterally discharge large swaths of held student loan debt so it has been legally dubious since the get-go, takes me back to law school days. there's statutory construction that the late justice anthony scalia said, he said that

yet, karine jean-pierre the new white house press secretary over the last couple of months, it is her task to actually defend the president when the reporters ask important questions. >> we are not finishing a wall. we are cleaning up the mess that the last administration made. >> can't talk about voters from here. as you know. >> no. no. i get challenge. not gonna -- i need to say that right? the president has been clear about maga republicans and leadership. they're the ones that have the platform. again, the extremist part of the republican party. i'm not going to get into specifics here. i'm just going to lay out what they have said that they are going to do so, of course, she was on his mind. she was of top of mind. >> brian: right. that he was when he called a dead person a dead congresswoman he wanted to know why she wasn't there. so joe rogan was talking about this yesterday and says she has to be the defense attorney for the indefensible. watch. >> if you are a lawyer, your job is not to make a judgment in your head. that's why a lot of defense attorneys, man, that's a slippe

karine jean-pierre is pressed on multiple occasions now, a question on messaging by -- by the democraticarty. let's dip in here and listen one day from election. >> how democrats will move forward, congressional democrats will move forward in delivering for the american people. when you think about inflation, when you think about what the president has done to lower costs, you think about gas prices taking historical actions to tap into, tapping into the strategic petroleum reserve to bring gas prices down, they have by 1.25 and you think about the inflation reduction act, so important which is going to lower energy costs, going to lower healthcare premiums, republicans, the first thing that the republicans said they are going to do, repeal that. and then cut, you know, medicare and social security. we are saying we are not going to do that. the president has been very clear, we are going to fight for medicare, fight for people's social security and continue to lower costs. >> last week john kirby was asked if there were efforts to get president xi meeting with president biden next week.

here's what press secretary karine jean-pierre had to say the other day. >> this is an important evente will be cheering on the team, team usa. it is not an unusual thing for us to do. when there is an event like this. >> what do you make of that? >> it'really not what is needed, it is not sufficient. the issue is we want the u.s. government that regularly says they support labor rights, they support workers rights, to take a better publiposition or any public position on human rights in qatar their ally and that would include demanding that they support and compensate migrant workers who faced serious abuses since they will be part of this official delegation for joining the fifa world cup. >> michael page, thank you so much for your time. >> thank you so much. geoff: the fate of the amazon rain forest is a new hands after brazil's closest election in decades. president-elect lula da silva made fighting the climate crisis and protecting the amazon a cornerstone of his campaign. deforestation accelerated under current presiden bolsonaro. in the first half of 2022, e amazon lost an area

and a french catholic church has been hit by a new scandal cardinal jean pierre records has confessed to assaulting a 14 year old girl in the late 19 eighties. plaster in sports news, ecuador will keep their spot in the 2022 fee for world cup. the court of arbitration for sport has rejected chaise claim that the team used an ineligible player. brian castillo, played in 8, qualify matches. the court ruled his ecuador impossible was genuine. but it agreed with chase claim that he was born in columbia and his passport was issued on the basis of false information. ah. okay, well, it's back to the us now where one of the most consequential mid term elections is entering its final hours. voters have been streaming to the poles by their millions, with control of congress and the future of president jo biden's agenda hanging in the balance. falling stations have closed across much of the country, including the critical swing states of arizona and wisconsin. in the past few hours at stake, all 435 seats in the house of representatives, and 35 of 100 seats in the senate. republicans are predict

>> press secretary karine jean pierre did say that the white house and president biden even was not given a heads up whatsoever about this announcement and that the president would not be weighing in on it since really day one. the biden administration has said that the justice department would operate independently. and john, here of size that more today. okay. thank you, jesse. >> well, after winning control of the u.s. house, the gop is laying out their priorities for the next 2 years, which will likely include investigations into president biden and his son. republicans believe hunter biden has been involved in suspicious business dealings. republicans say they also want to investigate the justice department and the fbi for what they say is election interference and could also take aim at homeland security over issues at the southern border. >> i think there are all kinds of questions that need to be answered. and we were determined to get there. we want to know what the biden administration is trying to hide from the american people and why they're dot being transparent. >> reports s

white house press secretary karine jean pierre began her daily briefing today by sharing stories of the 5 victims killed saturday night. she says president biden spoke on the phone with richard fierro, offering his condolences in advice for handling grief, along with fellow bar goer thomas james are credited with stopping the shooting spree. >> richard and thomas are heroes and we're so grateful for their quick action. and there are no words, no words at all. that can bring comfort to those who are grieving. but we stand with the community of colorado springs and lgbtqi plus community with the investigation ongoing and no response from the aldridge family. there are more questions than answers as to why the 22 year-old allegedly committed this mass shooting. we also don't know why aldridge was never formally charged in june 2021. when he was arrested over a bomb threat in his neighborhood. >> news nation has obtained these videos from a source close to the family. but law enforcement officials won't comment or even confirm that it's the same person. colorado has some of the strictest ce

is jean pierre, one of the country's highest ranking cardinals. on monday he confessed to abusing a young girl 35 years ago. he will face prosecution or a church tribunal. vehicle ceremony has been held in tanzania for the victims of sundays plane crash that killed 19 people in the countries transport minister top warners. that bad weather was a likely factor, but the authorities are investigating the exact cause of the crash. as the war in ukraine continues, people are looking for missing loved ones, many a few dead, but in some cases, no bodies have been found leading relatives to hope they may have survived. often. the only way of finding out the painful truth is a dna test. did of easement he has bowling, has spoke to people in is young, a town recently retaken from russian forces. how they wait to see the investigators bringing dna and testament who'd mealer was china and her relative just have questions about herself. he was serving in the ukraine territorial defense force when the russians came to ease you. she lost content but didn't dare

all of failing to report abuse cases. among them is jean pierre, the car, one of the countries highest ranking cardinals. on monday he confessed to abusing a young girl 35 years ago. he will face prosecution or church tribunal. a group of organizations in germany, a calling for better protection of jewish institutions. and victims of anti semitic violence as part of an awareness week on the issue they've demanded greater efforts to prevent and combat such acts. last year, the number of anti semitic crimes reported in germany rose by a 3rd and small island nation, suffering the brunt of climate change. se big oil should pay for mounting damage from ocean storms and at sea level rise. the comments were made by the prime minister of antigua on day 3 of the you and climate change summit in egypt. developing nations are also demanding rich countries pay more money to help them adapt to the changing climate. if all the leaders in this room had joint forces in the fight against global warming, saying to say there would be far fewer climate catastrophes to address at this year's summit. but th

. >> next, a discussion about the relationship between media and -- ♪ jean-pierre, and maggie hagermanrom the new york times. ♪ ♪ >> all right, guys, the room filled up unbelievably quickly, i don't think i've seen this many people, we were upstairs wondering if people would show up, this is great. hello, welcome, i am the head of global communications. thank you for being with us this evening, i would like to welcome you all to our third event, the first event since we launched. which was exactly one month ago today, happy birthday to us. i was expecting a short applause there. [laughter] [applause] thank you, we made it. we've been looking at the state of journalism across america, and how to address some of our common crisis points. this evening we are bringing it together some of the smartest minds in media and politics to examine the evolving relationship between media and government. we will open up to the audience, please have questions ready. our event is being livestreamed today. on our twitter and youtube channels. please use the twitter #two join our conversation tonight, th

launching an investigation into a french cardinal, whose admitted to abusing a 14 year old girl jean pierre record is the retard archbishop of bordeaux. he should a public letter admitting to abusing the girl 35 years ago about and says, is now evaluating. who would be the best suited person to conduct the investigation? the revelations come a year of the church found evidence of widespread abuse by priests. more than 300 towns in columbia or on flood alert. following heavy rains, countries experiencing its heaviest, rainy season in 4 decades. a river has burst its banks after sustained downpours. in the western town of one chito without you say above average rainfall could continue until april next year. now you might think growing grass in the gulf is a tough ask, but organizers of cat are 20. 22 will deliver some of the best football pitches in will cut history. and it's all part of trying to deliver a carbon neutral tournament to and i got her oscar as me. it's early morning in cattle. but the work world cup, turf and tree nursery is reaching fever pitch. there's grass to be cut and wat

on the french catholic church has been hit by a new scandal cardinal jean pierre records has confessed to assaulting a 14 year old girl in the late 1980. finally, in sports news, ecuador will keep their spot at the 2022 fee for world cup. the court of arbitration for sport has rejected charities. claim that the team used an ineligible player by and castillo played in 8 qualifying matches. a court ruled is ecuadorian passport was genuine, but it's agreed with charles claim that he was born in columbia and that his passport was issued on the basis of false information. ah okay to the u. s. now for all continued coverage, and it's one of the most consequential, consequential mid term elections that it's entering. now it's final hours. let's have a look at the map that we've been following all night here. the map of a senate races we've got republicans, projected winners in louisiana, missouri, kansas, north and south dakota, florida, all the states that in red, as where the republicans have done well to night. the states in blue, a being taken by the democrats. we've got california, color

fa fauci's big farewell goes off the rail as careen jean pierre loses control of the press briefing.vin mccarthy calling for the dhs mayorkas to resign after refusing to secure the southern border for two long years. later, a story that will shock and disgust you, new ad campaign from a fashion bran