jean-pierre: dr. o'connor provided another update on president biden's health, indicating that he is doing quite well which you were able to see for yourself just now. he continues to respond well to paxlovid. as we have said, almost everybody will get covid and because of the hard work we have done since day one, we have the tools to ensure people can go about their daily life and work. the president is fully vaccinated, twice boosted and was taken paxlovid. his current health speaks to how americans should avail themselves of boosters and treatment. i am not -- i am going to hand it over now to dr. jha. i do not want to get ahead of him. we are going to keep them for 15 or 20 minutes to take your questions and i know there are other topics you want to touch on and then we will continue with the briefing. dr. jha: good afternoon everybody. i am pleased to be with you again today. the president continues to do well. he was feeling good this weekend. he continues to improve. before i open up to questio

eastern time both white house press secretary karine jean-pierre and dr.shish jha will be addressing the nation per the president's condition as he continues to grapple with his covid diagnosis. want to bring in dr. vin gupta once again because he does have to run. he does have a day job so, dr. gupta, thanks for sticking with us throughout as we look ahead towards this press briefing at 2:00 p.m. and, of course, continue to learn about the president's condition hoping those symptoms remain mild, what are you going to be looking for and listening for? >> well, yasmin, just to follow up and real quick point of minor modification here, the anticoagulant that president biden takes for atrial fibrillation, his dose was probably adjusted by dr. o'connor and his white house team, the one point a lot of americans take that medication, want to emphasize that. it's important to note that dr. o'connor's evaluation back in november of 2021, normal chest x-ray, yasmin, normal heart function as well so those are critical points here. normal heart, normal lungs, that is

what people are concerned about as jesse said, inflation in the economy, karine jean-pierre said yesterdaying about the economy she said business investments, do we have a sound? oh, go ahead. >> we have averaged more than 4,000 jobs every month for the past -- over the last month, three months, we have helped hold steady at 3.6 unemployment rates, consumer spending is strong and above pre-pandemic trends, business investment a strong and household available sheets remain strong. >> judge jeanine: the thing that jumps out is when she says household balance sheets remain strong. >> sandra: if that was the case he would not have 23% of the american people have lost part confidence in the presidency, just 10% say that the country is in the right direction. and washington post once at shift change in the presidency. and we want to the president to get loud. we want the president to fight, they went to see anger, angst, urgency to the point on the economy, if there was a more telling point of the presidency, it's that the number one concern of the american people as inflation and high gas price

>> you detailed what we're just hearing from the press secretary, karine jean-pierre. that statement. i want to make sure you can hear me. >> live television. >> there grow. live television. obviously, we just hustled outside. there you can hear me clearly now. so the president did, as you know, test positive. we did just get that information from karine jean-pierre, the press secretary, within the last five minutes or so. president biden was scheduled today to be traveling to wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, for an event. clearly, he's not going to be able to make that trip as a function of this new test. we are reaching out, as we speak, to the first lady's office, as well, trying to get any better detail on whether, in fact, she may have tested positive, as well. president biden, at 79 years old, there has been a lot of concern about his health and safety over the course of his presidency. the oldest president ever to take office. and significantly, this is a president who folks have paid close attention to his health over the course of his time in office. he repeatedly

question three, joe biden's new publicist is called karine jean-pierre and it is a tough job and sheesn't answer any question so instead she uses this phrase. "i don't have anything on that." for one point can you tell us how many times karine jean-pierre didn't have anything on that in her july 5th briefing. it was it five times, was it seven times, or was it nine times she didn't have anything on that? jimmy. >> is it okay if i checked -- >> tucker: , hold on, i got a bad -- okay. they are drinking in the control room. dagen mcdowell del mar, the judges are saying. >> nine. >> tucker: nine times? that is a lot. let's see if dagen is correct. >> i don't have anything for you at the top. >> i just don't have anything to share. >> i don't have anything to share on that either. >> i don't have anything else to read. >> i don't have anything to share. >> again i don't have anything. >> i don't have anything to share. >> i don't have anything to share on that. >> tucker: she just doesn't have anything, but you do have something which is a deep knowledge of karine jean-pierre and you win

we've been waiting for white house press secretary karine jean-pierre and dr.this is day two of the president with his covid diagnosis. yesterday he tested positive for covid, having been four times vaccinated, so he's got two shots, to boosters. he had mild symptoms yesterday, he had a runny nose, dry cough, tiredness, and we are told some of the symptoms are now actually improving and the president has been out and working, today he was in a briefing talking about of course the rising gas prices as the country is dealing with sky high inflation and his approval rating just hovering around 30% or so. in the president having to deal with that. he was supposed to be out on the road, having to put all of that on delay in the midst of an election year as we look ahead toward the november elections, this putting a wrench in some of those plans as the president awaits a diagnosis, day two of this paxlovid treatment that he's receiving. i believe he's on a five day treatment and the hope is, that his symptoms continue to improve but because of the presidents advanced

karine - jean-pierre there the white house jean—pierre there the white house secretary joined jean—pierreem after he tested positive for covid this morning. he continues to work although he is isolated. the white house tweeted out a photo of him sitting at a desk and smiling and put out a video to mac they said that he called various lawmakers that he called various lawmakers that he called various lawmakers that he had been meaning to meet on a trip to pennsylvania that had to be cancelled. emphasising that his oxygen levels are normal and that he is going to be monitored regularly. stressing again and again that he is fully vaccinated, he is getting this anti—viral treatment. that they expect his symptoms to remain mild. from what we hear, it is the kind of covid that many people are getting now with this latest variant although they could not confirm which one it was. one that is very contagious but also less severe than its predecessors.— its predecessors. there will be concern given _ its predecessors. there will be concern given the _ its predecessors. there will be concern given th

karine jean-pierre, the worst in the era.s to questions that were not asked, she went to what was preprepared for her. you have to think on your feet and she can't do that. it is as if you put teddy ruxpin in there. >> todd: that is two teddy's in the span of a day. "new york times" warning in headline, democrats face deepen eg peril as republican feeds on inflation fears. we've been talking for months now, welcome to the party nyc, what are your thoughts, joe? >> joe: that was a "die hard" reference. the number one issue for voters for basically the past 10 months, when peter doocy asked the president about his concern for rising inflation. he called him a stupid son of a female dog, it is a morning show, keep it g rated for carley. there is a real possibility we could look at 10% inflation going into the fall. it is hard to see how democrats could overcome that elephant on steroids. "new york times," a day late, several times short. we got to go. >> carley: thank you, he wrapped himself. what a professional. thanks. >> joe:

this is important, and the white house is just promising about it , jean-pierre said that the countries of the west will continue to coordinate efforts are aimed at helping to restore ukraine after the end of hostilities, well, agree , this is also an important message if they are already thinking not only about the present, about all the front-line problems, but also about the future. this is what concerns the white house. about the next phone conversation, they happen quite regularly between secretary of state blinkin and ukrainian minister kuleba well, they just say that they discussed the consequences of the two summits of the great seven and discussed nato what they will mean for ukraine, and in the context they talked in great detail about the problem of exporting ukrainian grain, about the problem of exporting agricultural and creative economic products from ukrainian ports, they say that unblocking the export of grain is, you know, a problem of the same level now as the timely and serious supply of weapons for ukraine and the fact that not on camera, i heard here, i want to shar

karine jean-pierre, john kirby -- karine jean-pierre out, john kirby in? the story. inflation, food trucks feeling pinch from higher gas and food prices. lydia hu is here with a full report after this. ♪ i'm walking on sunshine, whoa, and it's time to feel good ♪♪ >> happy birthday, stuart varney. you are amazing beyond compare. i love being on tv with you because i learn something new from you every single day. i don't like the beatles. i know that you do, but i love your wisdom, your classiness and your passion for the markets and capitalism. you are an incredible person, someone i look up and happiest of happy birthdays, my dear. [cheers and applause] is the planning effect. this is how it feels to have a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at your full financial picture. this is what it's like to have a comprehensive wealth plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to help you keep more of what you earn. and set aside more for things like healthcare, or whatever comes down the road. this is "the planning effect" from fidelity. ♪♪ ♪♪ you had me a

it angered me. >> precautions to protect himself or others. >> yeah, so yesterday, karine jean-pierreeo where he didn't have a mask on despite him testing positive for code and the press secretary said well, you know e was 6 feet away from the videographer, they were outside. the videographer was wearing a mask. is the disparity there we are at a different time in this disease or because it's a different president? >> well, carley, you are not suggesting that the media is somehow playing favorites with joe biden over donald trump are you? of course that's what is going on here watch the difference in coverage the exact same location the balcony of the white house where donald trump stood, took off his mask, joe biden there is maskless as well. it's almost 180-degree change in coverage this is exactly the reason and add it to the growing list that people in america have very, very low trust in the media at this point because they do pick and choose the way they cover things based on their own political affiliations. people put their mask on to go outside when he doesn't have covid. it'

jean-pierre: dr. o'connor provided another updaten

. >> brooke: white house press secretary karine jean-pierre revealing everything is on the table for the biden administration response to the high court's decision to overturn roe v. wade. the white house is weighing directive to protect nationwide access to abortion pills. republicans are labeling it an attempt to distract from issues ahead of the midterms. listen to this. >> it doesn't matter what part of the country you're in, it costs more at the gas station and how it costs more money at the grocery store and they feed their families. the fact the border is in chaos and crime is high on the street. kids lost two years because unions wouldn't let them go back to school. people don't have the luxury of politics. >> todd: the way aoc broke out of the invisible handcuff, like a female david blaine. i had a lot to say about that, so did jesse watters. listen. >> jesse: may go down as greatest performances, i mean spectacles of all time. ted kennedy showing up to court in a neck brace. nancy pelosi kneeling in african tribal robes. it might outdo hillary at the black baptist church. i

i sat in the in our normal seat today for the karine jean-pierre press briefing. and in one hour, the day after these gdp numbers came out that show the technical definition of a recession she never used the word recession. they are talking about inflation and they think they can bring it down with this democratic backed bill on the hill that raises taxes on corporations and on rich people to lower inflation, which of course is being disputed by republicans. but the word recession never came up. they just think that the unemployment rate is too low and that businesses are investing too much money in this country for there possibly to be a recession right now. and again, even though these are potentially historic numbers, if they are not revised a possible recession only like a twenty four hour news story. so with all the threats with nancy pelosi on taiwan, the comments that were made by president xi on that phone call yesterday and why is joe biden why did they give china a million barrels of oil from our strategic petroleum reserves? why are they thinking about

white house press secretary karin jean- pierre on how he got it. >> where was he infected? i don't think we know. >> i don't think that matters and what matters is we prepared for this moment. maria: meanwhile markets this morning are lower, however, we are wrapping up another positive week ahead of a major week next week, dow industrials right now down 15, s&p 500 lower by 12 and nasdaq down 70 ahead of the federal reserve's two day meeting next week, tuesday and wednesday with expectations of 75 basis point hike in rates and big week of big tech earnings in the week ahead. today another day of earnings moving markets. we are waiting on twitter, american express and verizon all out before the bell and today this morning we will have those numbers for you. this after stocks finished up again yesterday and a mini rally in the month of july. we are wrapping up what will be another positive week. take a look at stocks yesterday, dow industrials up 162, half of 1% and nasdaq up 161, one and a third percent and s&p 500 higher by 39. dow and s&p 500 higher four of the last five s

jean-pierre: good afternoon, everybody. last night, as you saw from dr. o'

> but when the question the term to why biden got the virus, white house press secretary karine jean-pierre quick to interrupt the coordinator. watch. >> where was he in fact, i don't think we know. >> secretary jean-pierre: i don't think that matters. i think what matters is we prepared for this moment. >> meanwhile, vice president harris is being considered a close contact, but the white house has no changes are being made to her schedule as she tested negative yesterday. this comes as rumors have been swirling calling her about her private meeting with donors with what we think is an eye on 2024. >> carley: all right, christian is my first. thank you. let back on fox news medical contributor dr. janette nesheiwat. good morning. what is your thoughts on this? >> president biden, doctors are monitoring closely periods quadruple vaccinated, i started on paxlovid right way. i think is going to be okay, but the lesson that were learning or do what you can to protect yourself knowing your breath. if you're in a high-risk situation, if you have underlying medical condition, if you're over the a

i was pretty surprised at karine jean-pierre, the press secretary said that what governor abbott is tryingclose to stepping on her toes. but that would imply that you're moving your feet at all, not true, and it is -- they should be your toes coming should be doing something and if you are not doing it, someone else showed. on the drug thing i saw in "the new york post" a young woman -- i don't know what the denomination was, saw money on the street, picked it up and went to the hospital, why? because it had been laced with fennel, so she's not doing drugs, she is up money. >> jesse: i thought she threw her back out, swear to god. i thought that was the headline. >> greg: do you think she just picked up the dollar? come on. i do not read the story either, so i can say that. as an ignorant person, i can say just about anything i want. what is the first name? cringe. i just came up with that. it does kind of bugged me to hear them kind of like going after abbott who has a solution, just following the law and arresting people and they are saying that's not a solution and is creating chaos. >>

yes, you go to wikipedia, you could add jean-pierre corinne, a real battle of edits unfolded there in a day. the page about what a recession is was changed 47 times. as a result, the administrators simply froze it. calling what is happening vandalism in the latest version of the article, by the way, the interpretation from the white house remains. but those who look a little further are sure that the recession is only the first bell and there will be more data for the second quarter that we are not in the lyceum, in fact, they say that we are already in depression almost every economic the figure did not match the consensus forecasts, wall street, they missed by a mile to flood the problems with money. that's what brought the democrats to this in the first place. necessary stop trying to get political gains before the midterms and finally posture. about the americans, but the democrats in the end seem to have decided to take a walk on everything that was about the obstinate senator jumanchen and the majority leader of the chakshumer reached an agreement on a tax and climate package of

here's what he said. >> secretary jean-pierre: immigration enforcement is a federal authority.tes should not be mandating it. meddling in it. that is just -- especially governor of texas, abbott, who has a track record of causing chaos and confusion at the border. >> shannon: and i got to tell you, this made me think back to work is covered at the super ten years ago when i was on a state laws in the super important that most of that arizona couldn't do. i'll wait a little bit from justice kennedy's opinion. is at the national government has significant power to regulate immigration. arizona may have understandable frustrations with the problem because by illegal immigration in the process continues with the state may not pursue policies that undermine federal law. a quick final thought from you on how this comes together, something actually gets done at the border between states and fed is now at other's throats. >> so when i was attorney general, i was a complainant in the case. well, a supporter of arizona in the case. this is that what you and i are talking about here, the

we will hear from the white house secretary karine jean-pierre and coordinator two hours from now pure white house has that biden went from feeling bad and fine but didn't go to sleep well before he went to bed. his positive covid test results came this morning. he is experiencing mild symptoms appear they release a statement, "this morning president biden tested covid-19 and vaccinated twice and boosted with mild symptoms. he has been taking paxlovid with cdc guidelines. purity what isley at the white house. he will continue to carry out his duties fully during that time." the president is in our prayers, obviously, this is a very serious thing. dr. nicole saphier, given in a different state than we were 2020 with president trump and covid but it is scary to hear the president of the united states is isolating. i did hear next reactions are layer on fox for the paxlovid. that is we had dr. mccreary save perhaps follow up with covid after paxlovid where i heard another doctor say otherwise, what would you recommend for the president at this point? >> that is what is going to happen, pe

this is karine jean-pierre, this is before the number came out. here's how she framed it. >> we expect a backwards-looking inflation data to be highly elevated mainly because gas prices were so high in june. >> martha: the indication, mark, is that the messages is we're peaking, we're coming over to the other side of this, which would be great if it were true. but you hear art laffer, this is accelerating. this graph shows if things keep going the way they're going, the committee for responsible federal budget says we could get to 11% inflation by the end of the year. is it almost over or are we going to keep going higher? >> if we end up at 11%, we have big problems. in fact, i think if it ends up over 9.1 next month, we have big problems. i'm been more bearish than a lot of the analysts out there, the commentators. i still think that is really high. i hope we are peaking. however, i think we need to make sure we're not confusing peak inflation with mission accomplished. even if 9.1 is the peak, where do we end up at the end of the year? i would

here it is today, 9:30, the daily briefing. 3:00 p.m., press briefing by karine jean-pierre. lots of meetings going on behind the scenes? this is the public schedule. perhaps. more and more the american people are getting the feeling the porch light is on and nobody is home. you look at that cnn poll. 7 and 10 voters believe this president has not paid enough attention to the most pressing issues. you look at the goldman sacks survey, 93% of small businesses fear a recision is coming. 89% say they're being impacted by inflation. the fear is real because the pain is real. the president doesn't seem to be out there enough making his case as we see again today. where is the president? >> shannon: yeah. when people have to fill up their tanks and buy groceries and pay rent, that reality will matter very much of their reality and what they're thinking heading into the mid-terms about who is responsible. panel, thanks very much. have a great day. >> thank you, shannon. >> thank you. >> all right. later this hour, we talk to the head of a food bank in delaware. demand there is way u

jean-pierre: good afternoon, everybody. last night, as you saw from dr. o'connor's letter, president biden pleaded -- completed his course of paxlovid. as you see today, he has had another busy day of working. all of his tests remain normal and the president feels well enough to resume his physical exercise regimen. we will continue to keep you posted on any developments there. today, we are moving ahead in the senate ahead of q2 ddp on thursday -- gdp on thursday. we want to bring in brian deese, director of the national economic council, to update you on the news of the day. brian. mr. deese: thank you. hi, everybody. i want to start with a couple of updates on some of our core economic priorities here at the white house and i am happy to take your questions. three updates. the first is on what has been a long-standing administration priority around attracting more investment into the united states, building more secure supply chains and building more industrial-strength here in america. i just came from a meeting in the roosevelt room with the presiden

then you got karine jean-pierre . joe biden says they shouldn't stop these protests, put a judge says they should expect it. is that is that t the newha american left? >> i mean, unfortunately, sean, i think it is you know, this is domestic terrorism. what is happening in thisomesti countryc terr and where is the where is the doj? the fbi? they're allowing this to happen. and sean, to your point, wen a haveve so many folks on the left that are actually encouragingso this sort of behavior. youed named a couple of them.he their people mightm be familiar with the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. obviously the president of the united states, joe biden. that is encouraging people to continue this sort of absurd behavior. but none ofort bsurd behavi us e be surprised. after all, these are the same people that were allowed to break the law and absolutely nothing was done about it when they were outside protestingof illegally in front t of the supreme court justices homes before the roe v. wade decision came down. and i th

according to a statement released by press secretary karine jean-pierre, he's fully vaccinate and twice boosted and is experiencing very mild symptoms. the statement goes on to say the president has begun taking anti-viral medication consistent with c.d.c. guidelines. he'll isolate at the white house and continue to carry out the full duties of his office. >> the white house provided an update on president biden's health after he tested positive for covid-19. press secretary karine jean-pierre was joined in the briefing room by covid-19 response team coordinator dr. jha. karine: good afternoon, everybody. as you know i received a letter from the president's personal physician this morning and we released to it you shortly thereafter. in the interest of transparency. i have the letter here and i just want to read it through so we can get started -- before we get started. this morning as part of our routine screening program for the president, the sars-cov-2 virus was detected by antigen testing. this result was confirmed by a p.c.r. test. unquestioning, president bide season currently ex

press secretary karine jean-pierre blames republican governors. >> secretary jean-pierre: republicans using migrants were coming here, for who knows, because they're dealing with humanitarian issues back in the country. they're coming here for a better life, and they are being used, peter, they're being used by republican governors. that is what's happening. >> texas governor greg abbott singh washington, d.c., finally understands what texans have been dealing with every single day. our communities are over one and overwhelmed by the thousands of illegal immigrants thanks to president biden's open border policy. if the mayor wants a solution to the crisis, he should:the president to secure the border immediately. something he has failed to do. and in new york city, they have also seen an influx in migrants being burst into border state. mayor eric adams said the city system was inundated to take them and because because of "callousness of the states that put them out" your question on. >> shannon: all right, actually. thank you very much for the update to our next guest regularly visi

jean-pierre: president biden finished his first round of paxlovid. his condition has improved. he had a fever that responded favorably to tylenol. his temperature has remained normal since then. his symptoms remain characterized as runny nose, an occasional nonproductive and loose cough. his voice is deeper this morning. his pulse, respiratory rate, and oxygen saturation remain entirely normal. the president is tolerating treatment well. we'll continue paxlovid as planned. his symptoms will be treated supportively with oral hydration, tylenol, and albuterol inhalers that he uses as needed. his other medications are being held during paxlovid treatment and for several days after his last dose. during this time, it is reasonable to use low-dose aspirin as an alternative type of blood thinner. as i previously stated, the president is fully vaccinated and twice who stated. i believe he will respond favorably, as most vaccinated patients do. there has been nothing in the course of his infection so far gives me pause to alter the initial expectation. early use of paxlovid provides ad

corine jean-pierre. she recorded billionaires. the same thirst.s, in which her boss wrote down the owners of filling networks, i think it is not surprising that you think that oil and gas companies using market power to extract record profits at the expense of the american people is how our economy should work. if you think about it, then biden, albeit in other words, in fact, repeated brezhnev's the economy should be economical everything. those who are familiar with president biden know about his frankness. he says exactly what he really thinks, using terms that everyone understands, but the depth of biden's thoughts and the degree of his frankness were not appreciated, nor the oil magnates who demand to deal with the alleged an intern who posted a tweet, difficult users whom biden had been convincing for several months that moscow was to blame for the rise in prices for american halon a. not washington. so now we're moving from putin's price hikes to claims that it's just stupid gas stations that everyone is to blame but you, and joe's putin's

here's jean-pierre falsely claiming biden's approval rating among democrats is ath a whopping 90%, which is a complete lie because over twohi thirds don'trd want him to run n some cases higher. >> take a look. what was the president's response to a new poll in the new york times today showingw 54% of democrats say they would prefer a different candidate dif. twenty four . and i>> would also say from that very same poll, there were 92% of democrats who support this president as well. look, you know, not to be . let's get into politics from here or get into any political analysis. this is not something you know, there's going to be many polls are going to go up. they're going to go down. thisthe is not the thing that we are solely focused on . >> so as the "new york times" poll found, biden'sund approval among his own party has now crashed to 70%, even his radical far left base becoming more and more dissatisfied with see disarray coming out of the white house. this comes as bidennthat comes now he's departing for saudi arabia where we know it's going to happenng. ign of the he will kiss t

but you do have something which is deep knowledge of karine jean-pierre you win that points arr. . really i could have answered that question if you let meuick check my binder. it's's a really good book. next time. >> okay, question for also multiple choice. e >> la hoya cove, north of san diego is very famous for sea lions. but recently the behavior ofs the sea lions has alarmedha visitors to the cove. whatat have they been doing? have they been a throwing rocks lions been eatingat seals b or c?in have the sea lions been chasing beachgoers? >> i was just i was just there and i dore believe it is sea chasing beachgoers. okay, that'll be my guess. no one in the royal likes tourists, not even the seaea lion. but let's find out if you'rea correct. here we go . lifeguards and beach goers, we're dealing with a precarious wildlife encounter. >>t it's a video that's been seen all over crowds running for the of bull sea lions. but the local things are dangerous. they're giving good.ow how bad a talker. i'm a new black man.t, okay, so this is a two point question. so everything hangs in the

jean-pierre corine talks during briefings. now we're the most economically strong we've ever been.jobs. we have created over 8 million and 700,000 new jobs . it is important that the republicans called such a policy of the biden administration psychological violence, gaslighting, in its purest form, a form of manipulation, when people are made to doubt the reality of what is happening, they pass off a lie as the truth in order to instill a sense of guilt in the victims and fence them with their will natalya goncharova to lead. thinking about moving to a bigger apartment? find it on the site domclick domclick is the number one real estate service in russia in terms of the number of ads for the sale of apartments, and also a discount on a mortgage when buying an apartment or house, domclick real estate service number one big summer sale in rbt.ru 17 hours for only 23.490 rubles. big summer sale in rbtu.

quick break and then more hot air from the white house, karine jean-pierre lots of word salad, tryingell show us we are in recession right now. then, what in the world happened here, a woman shares a photo of her destroyed luggage. we'll tell you what went wrong. this poor woman got her luggage back and it didn't look the same after taking a flight. back in a minute. dad, when is the future? um, oh wow. um, the future is, uh, what's ahead of us. i don't get it. yeah. maybe this will help. so now we're in the present. and now... we're in the future. the all-electric chevy bolt euv with available super cruise™ for hands-free driving. - dad. - yeah? do fish get thirsty? eh. find new answers. find new roads. chevrolet. it's time for our lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? find new roads. because every green thumb, 5k, and all-day dance party starts the night before. the sleep number 360 smart bed senses your movements and automatically adjusts to help keep you both comfortable all night and to help you get almos

first lady to ukraine on tuesday photographed indoors together without a mask and here comes karine jean-pierreoon, as you all know. i received a letter from the president's personal physician this morning. we released it to you shortly thereafter in the interest of transparency. i have the letter here and i just want to read it through so we can get started. we can get started, before we get started. this morning, as part of our routine screening program for the president, this morning the sexual harassment cov 2 was detected by ant general testing. this was confirmed by a pcr test. on questioning president biden is currently experiencing mild symptoms, mostly a runny nose and fatigue. with an occasional dry cough which started yesterday evening. given that meets usa food and drug administration emergency use sthort criteria for paxlovid, i have recommended initiating such treatment. initiating such treatment. the president is fully the president is fully vaccinated and twice boosted so i anticipate he will respond favorably as most maximumly protected patients do. paxlovid provides additional

presidential term at a briefing for journalists by the press secretary of the white house, karine jean-pierreked to comment on the results of a public opinion poll, according to which 75% supporters of the democratic party do not support biden's nomination in the twenty-fourth year , administration officials reported that the us leadership is not worried about sociological data and the head of state. he still intends to run in the next elections. the german financial authorities have no tools left to fight inflation, the economic model has staggered towards disaster, the authoritative german publication welt. draws bleak prospects for germany, journalists note that at the rate of gas from russia for the problems associated with turbine maintenance. siemens has shrunk dramatically, which means entire industrial and residential areas are at risk of running out of fuel. many residents are close to panic because of the cold winter, and the country's shopping center has already begun to save money and turn off escalators so as not to waste electricity. against this backdrop, the euro is depreciati

the official representative of the white house, corinne jean-pierre, said that the current us presidentl run for office in 2024. the announcement was made against the background of reports that more than 60% of voters in the united states the americans believe that biden should not hold the post of president for the second time . he may be competed by the former owner of the white house, donald trump. he has already announced his intentions, but he did not specify when he will start. the company is only on paper, the national bank forbade money changers to display the exchange rate on the board, now this information will be placed in cash registers, the decision was explained by the intention to minimize speculation on the foreign exchange market in conditions of war, as noted by the regulator, in may, he relaxed some restrictions on the work of banks in the field of currency trading in order to reduce speculative pressure in to the cash segment , in addition to the positive effect - this led to speculative signs in non-banking institutions from a cook to a lumberjack in the educational

i'm jesse watters, and this is my >> secretary jean-pierre: ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "tucker carlsontold you this friday night, and over the weekend, we give you some context. last center, a group of american intelligence -- report on covid. they concluded that the current virus may very well have been manufactured in a lab by the chinese military. according to this top radio conspiracy theory -- they could be a possibility. if it's true, and people believe that's what happens -- i would believe that the chinese government is responsible for killing millions of people around the world. >> would also raise questions about motive, why would china unleash this on the world? two americans, that's unimaginable that the chinese government thinks very differently from the way we have. america has been the dominant power in the world for more than 100 years. empires destroying themselves always paves way for new empires. american attitudes but everything are shaped by generations of affluence. we will always be in charge, but the chinese government does not assume that it's us or them. there

the message delivered today by the white house spokeswoman for the biden administration, kalin-jean pierre reassures and explains at the same time well, here is also a quote at the nato summit in madrid, the countries of the alliance have confirmed again that they will continue to support ukraine and this will not change regardless of who holds which high position, well, president biden himself also declares today that a statement with his personal signature was distributed by the white house and it says that after the appointment of a new government in great britain, the two american and british governments will continue to cooperate with regard to ukraine. and the approach will be here quote biden says strong and the only important thing now is a lot of attention to how the states and their allies will react to the presence of russia at any events within the framework of a large well, first of all, the summit of foreign ministers of the g20 is taking place at the ball, and lavrov arrived there. it's clear that they are prejudicing that. well, how to behave when it will be held at the lev

i'm sandra smith in new york, we x expect to hear not only from the press conference, karine jean-pierree covid coordinator will give the update from the podium there, so we hope to have an update on the president's condition. >> john: the white house releasing a statement earlier today saying the president is experiencing very mild symptoms and working in isolation for the next few days until he tests negative. the president himself tweeting a couple hours ago, folks, i'm doing great, thanks for your concern and a picture of himself working. >> sandra: we have a lot to cover, jacqui heinrich is live in the briefing room. what is the tone in the white house as we await the update on the president's condition. >> different than when john was here two years ago and former president trump got the same diagnosis. the difference now with vaccines and boosters is quite noticeable. the white house physician says because the president is twice vaccinateded and twice boosted, he expects he will respond favorably. he's taking antiviral drug paxlovid, approved under the f.d.a. emergency use authori

well, these are so stupid, that it’s impossible to work with you, and the brownie kuzya jean-pierre jean-jacquespierre karin lives the genre merrily, but it turned out that she just thinks the sample is sane, because there is still no price list for this dried grasshopper. i just admire him and now they took it and put it on. and it is clear that he is a tragedy. he has not yet learned to turn off cognitive functions, that is, inside himself he realizes that he is talking nonsense, but he cannot cope with it. well, look how he answers questions, explaining to everyone that is isolated, you keep talking about the isolation of the russians that lavrov left the g20 this guy what ended the tour of five or four or five african countries starts ethiopia uganda congo it 's not quite the picture isolation did not sound like that at the g20 g20 quite a diverse circle of countries with different interests and views led to her becoming a pariah okay? well it's early. you can say that this shows desperation, but you say that all these foreign visits that they make is a sign of desperation. from russia, beca

host: yesterday's white house briefing we heard from press secretary karine jean-pierre. she pushed back on calls for the president's personal doctor to take calls from the press. [video clip] >> why are we not hearing from dr. o'connor? there was a statement from him but yesterday we had a difficult time comparing the description of the symptom progression from his letter versus how you laid it out. dr. jha, your last update was from 10:00 the night before. >> a couple of hours ago at 11:00 you got a detailed letter from dr. o'connor. we have given you two detailed letters and you have heard directly from him. look, we -- >> we have not heard from him. >> yes, you have. you have heard directly from the physician. that is hearing -- in his words you are hearing directly from dr. o'connor. but i am answering your colleague's question, give me a second to do that. you heard directly from him and not only that, you have heard more, i would easily argue, about a mild symptom of a virus than any other president. dr. jha and i were here for an hour field the questions. we are h

why and why was very telling the way karine jean-pierre responded. she was very rattled by the insistence that you're not being transparentha, you're not letting us talk to a doctor. i'd like to say, first of all, that kennedy violated the ruless by stealing my talking points so i can make them done and cut me out of here giving them. yeah, yes.in i think that his personal physician should be made available. i think that if you did ia criticize the paschi for all of these things, you remember that dr. bernstein, who wrote that ridiculous letter that then was admitted that trump dictated it himselfhat, said about e our president and it's not the end of the world and people will ask questions fairly. 99% certain that joe biden is in certainly much better health than president trump was just based on the fact that he exercises and you have to golf his exercise. >> think, jessica, you offended our audience. i don't think thats i did. i mean, i watch a little golf classic and they look pretty fit, but they're professional athletes versus just people hangi

what the president said stands, so if that is what the president said, that stan >> brooke: karine jean-pierre insists she cannot validate the video despite confirmation by multiple outlets. >> i think it is clear, how is that not him talking about overseas business dealings? >> i will not talk about alleged -- >> are you disputing the president's voice on the voicemails? >> i cannot comment. >> brooke: hunter biden was with his father celebrating the 4th of july at the white house >> carley: president biden approval rating hitting record low 36% of americans approve of his performance in a new monmouth poll. >> todd: a congressman says he has to change course issue his numbers are in the toilet, what he is doing is not working. sean duffy joins us now. sean, different day, same story of increasing panic, what will it take for joe biden to change policies that democrats and republicans don't think are working? >> sean: a lot of democrats like the policies, this is what they have in a plan for the american people. massive programs, attack oil and gas and massive inflation and high gas prices, d

. >> secretary jean-pierre: we -- saying we are trying to minimize contact as much as possible. this is up to his doctors. >> maybe you forgot -- apparently, had to follow his own rules, because -- what's one of the first things he did? more importantly, ask yourself: what is he even trying to accomplish overseas? is he going to do anything to reverse this foreign policy? is he there to pitch israel and saudi arabia -- off of any deal? is he trying to not inspire confidence in american leadership? one israeli journalist did ask president biden about ukraine. let's just say that he appeared to become even more confused. take a look. >> how long is this onslaught going to last? >> you are there until whatever time it takes. >> it can take years? do you think the war could take years, 10? >> president biden: >> you said that. but it could. >> had a quagmire. maybe if you had said "okay." the fighter jets offered early at this -- to become a ukraine to win that war. to the reporter, happy birthday. take a look. he >> happy birthday. ♪♪ happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you

that was white house press secretary karine jean-pierre commenting ahead tomorrow's consumer price indexe, in may we saw energy prices rise 34.6%, gas up 50% year over year, meat, poultry, fish, eggs, 14.2%. headline number she's referring to includes food and energy, that headline number. talk about core that used to be the focus, that takes out food and energy. what americans are paying is food and energy. she did acknowledge it is the headline number, give her that. s >> todd: literally the only number that matters. energy security needs to be top of mind and hopefully it will be. >> cheryl: white house having to answer questions about the president's upcoming trip saudi arabia. >> we will have the opportunity to talk about energy security with the leaders of the opec nations in the middle east just as we discussed energy when he was on his trips to the indo-pacific. we will see how it unfolds. >> cheryl: president biden could ask opec for more oil amid record-high gas prices. make no mistake, those two things go together. >> carley: president biden selling oil to a chinese company li

but according to the white house press secretary karine jean-pierre, this is what democracy looks like, peopledoeful protest should be allowed to be to be able to do that in a restaurant if it's outside of a restaurant, if it's peaceful for sure. really peaceful protest where we were.e your question to me with intimidation is become violent offenders do not agree with an opinion that they signed on to had no right toav privacy is wht you're saying, peter . this is this is people hav the right to this is what a democracy is . people have the right to be .pe of course, people haveha a right to privacy, but people also have a right to be able to protest peacefully, peacefully. it's the intimidation and the violence that we condemn. well, the restaurant where cavitat was dining hadak a slightly different take on this. morton's steakhouse condemned the angry mob calling unruly, selfish and devoid of decency. joining us now with reaction, the price of principle, why integrity is worth the consequences. harvard law professor alan dershowitz, along with fox news legal fox news contributor char

dynamics he is calling on energy producers to bring down the cost ofs gasoline at the pump kari next jean-pierreout saying that basic market dynamics is a market that is failing the american consumer. the deutsche bank ceo says he would like the ecb raise rates more quickly than previously announced. rise of inflation is increasing the risk of global recession next year. we have the senior market analyst with us. susanna, it is great to have you with us. it was miserable for equities. reasonable to believe things will be different in the back half of the year >> miserable to say at least certainly europe has had a lift at the start of trading. i think what we are likely to see going forward is volatile environment. i think, of course, the u.s. earnings season kicking off through the month will be closely watched and just to find out if that dent in consumer confidence will start to move through a drop in revenue. that will be the outlook that investors will latch on to to establish how the economy will stay the signs are looking good with the drop in business and consumer confidence. i do think,

karine jean-pierre says it will not have a negative impact on white house operations. >> i don't think her leaving will have effect on what we're trying to do. she leaves behind a communications position, there is nothing new here, these things happen. >> todd: kate bedingfield will leave in the upcoming weeks, she was in charge of the communications and she was jen psaki's boss and was vital in getting president biden elected. >> carley: biden lost 21 white house staff, a 15% higher rate than staffers who left during the trump administration, if you remember the media narrative it was a white house in chaos, i think it is safe to say the biden people see the white house as a sinking ship and going into self-preservation mode, jumping off the boat now >> todd: you eshgsz eliminate -- tough situation. >> carley: the thing with kate bedingfield, her departure came after joe biden complained his successes have not been communicated well enough, so who broke up with who? >> todd: tough to communicate success when there is not a lot of success. >> carley: a bodega worker defended himself af