jean-pierre: all right, chris, what you got? [indiscernible] reach agreements with house republicans. what is your response for the motion to vacate speaker johnson? sec. jean-pierre: look, we have always been very clear, not going to get in the middle of what is going on in the house leadership. that is not going to be our focus. the president has been very clear, he's going to continue to focus on the american people. you saw him in arizona where he made a really important chips announcement on semi conductors, going to create 30,000 jobs in arizona, union pain jobs. the commitment going to -- good paying, union jobs. the commitment with intel that's going to spur more investment in this country on manufacturing investment, doing more semi conductors in the u.s. with the president wants to focus on, creating jobs, actually investing in america. you saw him go through three states in two days to talk about how he sees his vision for this country. he has been also very clear, look, there are a couple of things that are on the fl

jean-pierre: min. >> two questions on israel. i know you said earlier today that the meetings with defense minister gallant weren't necessarily supposed to be a replacement for the delegation that was supposed to come here this week. but how much of those conversations with senior officials naturally become about alternatives to rafah what the intent of the meeting was■mo be? mr. kirby: well, i also said i fully expect that rafah will come up in the context of these conversations. the one he's having with jake right now; ie state department this afternoon; and, of course, at the defense department tomorrow. absolutely, i think we'll have an opportunity to talk about rafah. but it probably won't be a full replacement for what we were hoping to do with a broader and larger delegation of israeli counterparts. that said, and i also said earlier today that just because this meeting is w not going to happen doesn't mean that we aren't still going to look for an avenue and an approach to be able to share those alternatives with the isra

carrying jean-pierre, _ further than that. carrying jean-pierre, declined - further than that.carrying i jean-pierre, declined to say jean—pierre, declined to say whether president biden has beenin whether president biden has been in touch. canada, a commonwealth country, links with the monarchy. justin trudeau putting out a statement... what i will say as long without reaction that we've seen from world leaders, people around the world as welljust reacting. we've heard reports of people even in the uk just stopping in a moment to watch that video of that statement. for people who are familiar with the london underground, the tube, they will know often in moments of national interest, sometimes on whiteboards, there are those messages of support. we've seen that once again. we could take a look at that picture. it is among other things, to catherine, princess of wales, to take all the time you need getting the treatment you need, focus on the things that will get you through this. also saying at the end to anybody affected by cancer, please never lose faith or host, you are not

jean-pierre: go ahead, ed. >> thank you, admiral. you say it's not a shift in policy by voting for this today. get specific with us as to why again. and to the charge that by even abstaining, because, normally, there may be some attempt at the security council or the u.n. overall to condemn israel every so often for whatever reason, the u.s. usually stands up and vetoes those resolutions. here, now, for the first time in a while, the united states is at least abstaining and allowing it to go through. so, the perception broadly is that the u.s. has no longer got israel's back when it comes to conversations like this with the u.n. mr. kirby: no, that's just not true, ed. nothing could be further from the truth, quite frankly. of course, we still have israel's back. i mean, as you and i are speaking, we are still providing tools and capabilities, weapons systems so that israel can defend itself against what we we agree is still a viable threat to hamas. again, no change by this nonbinding resolution on what israel can or cannot do in te

jean-pierre: thanks, geoff.reciate it. ♪ >> the head of the federal reserve again talked about cutting interest rates this year -- but only after more signs that inflation will keep falling. at a house hearing, jerome powell noted that price hikes have definitely slowed from the 40-year highs of 2022. but he said the central bank does not want to act prematurely. chair powell: we think because of the strength in the economy and the strength in the labor market and the progress we've made, we can approach that step carefully and thoughtfully and with greater confidence, and when we reach that confidence -- the expectation is we will do so some time this year -- we can then begin dialing back the restriction on our policy. >> for now, inflation remains slightly above the fed's target of 2 percent, on an annual basis. in haiti, politicians began trying to form a new governing coalition as the caribbean nation remained largely paralyzed by gang violence. the gangs have demanded that prime minister ariel henry step a

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it's true, as karine jean pierre said, there's a deal on the table.e that the biden administration is that it can be agreed before ramadan starts in a week. and the problem is that hamas is still resisting accepting that deal. we had vice president harris saying there must be an immediate cease fire. is she speaking to hamas,? israel has basically already agreed to the terms the u.s. set forward. my understanding, jonathan, is that part of what's holding this up is hamas is saying, is this a temporary cease-fire, which is what israel is offering, or is this the permanent cease-fire that hamas wants? and it isn't the permanent cease-fire yet. so i think that's part of the difficulty. but i think there's enough in it for hamas that i'd say it's better than 50% chance that this will happen by the start of ramadan. >> so, you sort of answered my next question, which is does hamas want a deal? i'm wondering, you've said israel has agreed to the deal on the table. does that mean that prime minister netanyahu is signed off? that he is game for this deal the

karine jean-pierre then says they were apprehended. what does that mean?ough, they were let through the door by border patrol after they broke through the fence texas put up trying to stop them so they can be processed, put into a facility and let go into the country. so while they claim they're doing something good to stop this, they're actually helping the issue further while letting all these people in. so it's not like they pushed them back. the federal government and the white house allowed them to come in, and they're here. they're in your communities. people see them everywhere, and they're a danger to society. we have no idea who these people are. larry: and, roma, it's not like there's no end to it, but here we are maybe not new york anymore, but the sanctuary cities in large parts of the country welcome them. and are are are figuring out how to pay for health care, for example, or lodging. or, and here comes my next subject, which is great, this venezuelan -- he's an influencer on twitter? i don't know who he's influencing, but apparently hundred

and, again, charlie, such karine jean-pierre didn't mention the national guard.at this administration used to guard the capitol because they were so worried about american citizens, you know, protesting at the capitol. no regard -- charlie: yeah, if anything, she was apologizing that the national guard met them. rachel: yes. charlie: this underscores the importance of the message that the administration sends to these countries. they're listening, they're paying attention to this stuff, and they look on social media that, oh, we can do this. and that message, the message if you broadcast is very clear. and this is the result of it. and that's why you see those migrant trains coming up. and when you have an entire democrat party that believes in giving free health care to illegal aliens, that's -- and and all of them, everybody, every democrat running for the nomination last time supported free health care for illegal aliens. that news reaches people all over south america, central america and around the world. and that is what drives these numbers, and that's how

sandra. >> sandra: real quick, dip in here to the white house press briefing, karine jean-pierre a feweconds ago was asked about the president's age and re-election bid. she just took a question on the ceasefire and she's answering that now. listen here for a few seconds. >> humanitarian aid into gaza to the palestinian people. and so that is important. that is a first step that we need to get to. the president is going to continue to work on this as he has been for the past several weeks, for the past several months along with his team. so, we are steadfast, focused on that. that is not going to change because there is a state of the union tomorrow. and so the president is going to be optimistic. he is. as it relates to his speech, look, these speeches, all of them, you know, they -- they take massive undertaking, right, they take a lot of work and to actually meet the moment of where we are as a country. and also lay out the future for this country, so not going to get into specifics as to how he's working through that, you'll hear it from him directly, but the president certainly is

karine jean-pierre talks about the president, they bucked the trip to ireland, none of those when they meet with other leaders at the white house. so many opportunities they have had. he said he would meet americans where they are in terms of coverage and he ignores media, refuses to discuss with them and blames them for covering trump is ironic andally and he is scratching and clawing at his vote. >> kayleigh: attacking the other guy will not work. that is what i'm looking for thursday and tonight, lots to watch, tune in for special coverage starting tonight 7:00 p.m. eastern time until 11:00 eastern and beyond and bill will be there. >> see you then. >> kayleigh: see you then. after supreme court ruling democrats announce deal to kick trump off the ballot. details are next. lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything. amen. you should join me in more prayer on hallow. stay prayed up. i would like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans, bec

country on wrong track. 72% of americans say on the wrong track, running contrary to what karine jean-pierrehe american people. when he's taking baby steps, that is show of weakness and i feel for the guy. let joe be joe is the opposite of what jill biden wants. she wants him in controlled environment wearing more make-up and sitting down with no variables so he doesn't seize up and say something ridiculous, like he does on regular basis. >> kayleigh: if you try to get on the right track on immigration, you are pushing the gaza and progressive folks further away. >> harris: dig into the 72%, fox power rankings, huge conglomerate of different surveys here at the network. someone points, that is one, no, they are power rankings, a lot of stuff goes into making them most they can be in terms of how much people gathered and questions. 72% of people say the country is heading in the wrong direction and dig deeper into power rankings and shows we are dealing with depressed electorate on economy and inflation. they know what happened in pull-out of afghanistan and understand with all faculties what

white house press secretary karine jean-pierre asked if the people were deported, here's what she saidveryone was apprehended by the border patrol agents. >> were they deported? >> they were apprehended. i can't speak to individual cases, that's not mig can do from here. you have a governor, greg abbott, that's politicizing it. that's what's happening. border patrol agents did their job. even though, you know, the governor is getting in the way of them doing their jobs. will: the new york post reporter on the ground when it happened jenny tear joining us now. thank you for being with us this morning. talk about your experience. you were there and see this breaking out and have phone or camera there with you. tell us about that moment and what you saw. >> yeah, i was there with photographer james breeden and we were coming here to cover the migrant crisis and tee what was happening and when we got to the gait here, gate 36 where this happened, there were 600 migrants amass there had. they were in pretty good order when we had arrive that had morning about an hour before this incident oc

jean-pierre falsely claimed grocery prices and egg prices are coming down in the inte interview. >> thatas a complete bail. if you are a white house staff o'clock you're supposed to solve problems your boss, not create them as the press secretary, the president's mental condition long-standing issue, she should have had a well-prepared answer and had taken the question. i just don't understand that. as far as inflation data and the deficit in record job creation, the administration has consistently been called into question on things they have the president saying. they earned a bottomless pinocchio from the washington post with statements about the investment and inflation is not coming down at the pace people hopefully did well in 2023 and we will get data tomorrow and probably still have three to 4% inflation. they are responsible for it. the stimulus in this economy from the american rescue plan and inflation reduction act and chips act, all of these roads lead to biden administration decisions and that's where the inflation came from. liz: and it inflation still stubbornly high, off

thinking of his approving putting they don't have to put up karine jean-pierre in order to.diculousness of what she says biden says missus watch me because they're doing through every syria that he has other government said the same thing is always been gotta starting today with a phrase less of a long. the. that is all the shows you, just how much they think that they can spit in her face and adjust is not work anymore. katie: will begin seeing a chemical he may have for dodger blue but steve garvey in a garbage may be fueling as he takes 11 shift, the flip california's open senate seat, next ♪ no. ♪ -no. -nuh-uh. ♪ yeah. oh. yes. ♪ oh yeah. yes. isn't this great? yeeaahhhh!! ♪ yeah, i could do a cartwheel in here. oh hey! would you like to join us? no. we would love to join you. ♪ >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the big we can show, he made for dodger steve garvey may be driving a red - in california "fox news" hoarsely on christina coleman is going to break down the new numbers and of the super tuesday from la tonight. >> doing super tuesday come they compete against one

karine jean-pierre was asked about this and she says this -- >> has the president seen that dramaticant surging past in texas? >> i've not spoken to the president about that video. what i can say is this. i truly believe that is a question for the republican governor of texas. this is something he should address and speak to. >> you talk about having more humane immigration system. this video does not show helpless women and children begging for a safe place, a result men landing on us troops and unicorn. if that was happening anywhere else in the world, wouldn't president biden send reinforcements? >> two things. everyone was apprehended by border patrol agents. that is important to know. they were apprehended. they were apprehended. i can't speak to individual cases. that's not something i can do from here but they were all apprehended. will: her second point, governor abbott's false. the second point was the real villain here is texas governor greg abbott sent the national guard to the southern border. it's absurd on its face standing on its own but i want to type ii other things.

. >> trace: and here's something kind of in your neck of the woods, jason, karine jean-pierre and theio hang up. >> they all said would you please just ask her, does the president have dementia? so before i move on from it, does he? >> that is an incredibly offensive question to ask. >> but you know people ask it. >> costs have gone down because what of this president has been able to do. with that, thank you so much, have an amazing day. >> wow. >> and she hung up. >> trace: she hung up. jason, everybody is asking that question. >> they really are. i will say this. if i were in his position, you are dealing with karine jean-pierre who's not really good at what she does. but when you give her this kind of question and there's no new wants whatsoever to try to get her to actually tell the truth, she is of course going to push back against it and not give you actually any kind of answer that you might want. so i would have brought it back just a little bit. i would not have been that direct. you can ask the question without asking it that directly and if anyone is going to screw up an a

that's at 1:00 p.m., and followed by the white house press briefing with press secretary karine jean-pierre at 1:30. it is a busy afternoon. really quickly, we have a former press secretary, tell me what her day is going to be like. >> ari: well, she's going to get drawn into politics, she can't answer, asked to bash donald trump, she'll try to answer, while not violating the hatch act. i think that's the kind of dance she'll be in for today and preview the state of the union. >> harris: all right, there you go, the man has done the job so well. put the others to shame. thank you for watching, everybody. and when you can't join us, watching us live, don't forget to set your dvr to watch the show. here is "america reports". >> sandra: thank you, harris, indeed a lot to watch for. first up, waiting to hear from the white house as the stage appears to be set for a trump-biden rematch in november after trump's lone challenger, nikki haley, suspends her presidential campaign. house speaker mike johnson is reportedly already looking to the former president to help with pivotal primary races, and

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edward lawrence questioning karine jean-pierre about this yesterday.. >> when will the president hold another news conference so we can ask a question without having helicopters in the background. >> it have anything to share obvious. the president as you reducing he takes questions pretty regularly and enjoys having engagement with all of you. i don't have a press conference to lay out for you. >> is our talk of one. >> i don't have anything as a president enjoys engaging with all of you on a regular basis and he will continue to do that. i think i have to go. maria: joe borelli i'm not sure she's referring to that the president takes all these questions on a regular basis i have not seen any of that. maybe when he's walking air force one he'll take a question when is going on the airplane but he does not take questions regularly at all what is she talking about. >> one thing symbolic of this a administration that the president does not take questions. he is not taking questions like president trump did certainly not like president obama or anyone in

fox news correspondent jacqui heinrich asked white house press secretary karine jean-pierre about it he was hoping executive action on the border would happen by itself, that congress would legislate it. can you consistent fill for us - confirm for us that this indicates he's no longer considering executive action on the border. >> the president is trying to make it very clear no executive action would have that effect, the effect that this bipartisan negotiation would have had. the reason why it was stopped, the reason that it didn't go forward is because republicans awe're told in congress were tod to reject it by the former president. they chose politics instead of the majority of the american people. maria: joining me is lieutenant christopher olivarez. thank you for being here. karine jean-pierre just said the president would not have the same impact with exact testify e order, yet when he reversed president trump's executive order t impact was opening the border. why wouldn't an executive order have a similar impact the other way. >> it would. the federal government continues t

we've got some sound, karine jean-pierre versus a radio talk show host.very rude and impolite, take a listen to this. >> would you please just ask her, does the president have dementia? >> mark, i can't even believe you're asking me this question. with that, thank you so much, mark. have an amazing amazing day. >> wow. wow. larry: she hung up. she hung up, chris bedford. you know, my mother taught me not to hang up on people. it's rude. it is a terrible thing. why do you think she did that? >> probably because she has been so coddled. reporters in the white house who report and actually see the president on a day-to-day basis, they can tell he is adeled. they talk about it in the hallways. they admit to each other over cocktails at their fancy restaurants. of course the president is slowing down but they don't like to really ask that many questions about that. the damn has started to crack as democrats have become more and more nervous over that. she is not used to direct questions. she is also by the way maybe one of the worst white house press secretari

reporter: white house press secretary karine jean-pierre was asking if the scaled-back version of thee biden administration's ev goals were a bit too ambitious and she says no, that's not the case and that the administration is still full speed ahead on the ev push even if that's not what the general public wants to do. david: exactly, they're not buying. that's simple. joining us now is congressman brian babin. good to see you, congressman. the epa screaming about gas-powered cars and putting out less emissions than ever before and don't be caring at all what happens with batteries, evs. batteries are dangerous to mind and dangerous and put out all sorts of pollutants and to use erics and how do you dispose? the epa doesn't seem to care about that, do they? >> no, they got their minds made up of what they want and this green new deal, and they're going to shove electric vehicle issue right down the throats of the american people who are unwilling to buy into this thing. doesn't surprise me at all that they've kind of alleviated some of it but again, david, it is hard to mind -- our b

and that's what bidenomics isha doing to all of us and that's why jean-pierre in thatra interviediw withodno and not eggs and not bacon and not all of the other stuff that matters and that's all i have ty say. >> greg: jessica, also saysmber you have to be a member to buy a dollar 50 hot dog, meaning yousn will need an id. is this an attack on minoritieso who may not have ids? how will they get set dollar 50 hot dog? >> jessica: i see what you did there, and that was so cute. >> judge jeanine: thank you. >> jessica: i think i talkedberg about this bloomberg article next week.h, p >> greg: please talk about it again. [ laughter ] >> greg: i never cite articles here because then people feel po like they have to do homework. m >> jessica: i did it for you. but you will like the content. anyway, it was traumatic for me because it was all about grocery prices and particularly focusing on black consumers and did alla of these interviews, there's been a 25% hike on the staples and that people are having to te cut one shop out. an average family will do threey shops aa week, they are havingo go

here is our own peter doocy in the white house briefing room with karine jean-pierre. >> you guys talkut having a more humane immigration system. this video does not show women and children begging for someplace. it shows adult man landing hay makers on u.s. troops in uniform. if that was happening anywhere else in the world wouldn't president biden send reinforcements. two things, everyone was apprehended by the border patrol agents, that's important to note, they were apprehended. >> were they deported? >> i can't speak to individual cases. >> and the department of public safety quickly regained control and they've doubled the razor wire and they've been instructed to arrest. and how one republican lawmaker described the video you use aired. >> mind you, ladies and gentlemen, the people that ran over them, that ran over them, ran to border patrol. ran to border patrol, to come into this country. border patrol taking orders from joe biden and secretary mayorkas. that's the march madness that's happening at our country. >> here is aishah catching up with a progressive member of the squ

. >> let's go live washington with white house press secretary karine jean-pierre. >> hello, dana.ure to be with you to talk about the most vigorous man i've ever known, joe biden. [laughter] >> really? >> absolutely. i was just with him. and behind closed doors, he's a whirlwind. >> we are now joined live by secretary of homeland security alejandro mayorkas. >> thanks for having me, dana. man, i am exhausted. i us was with -- i was with joe biden, and behind closed doors he's a dynamo. this weekend we both went down to the border town of brownsville is, texas, and joe went into beast mode. he said we're going to the tighten this border. look how easy i can cross it. then he power cored up to the border wall, he front flipped into the rio grande and came back up with a fish in his mouth. [laughter] you didn't report that because it doesn't fit your little narrative. >> well, with all due respect, it doesn't fit reality. will: so -- the end was a little funny. pete: there was another part with karine jean-pierre talking about the soul cycle class and all this other stuff that we had

karine jean pierre said after that biden is aware of the firm hegemony guides america with his hand.are also good shots about a steady hand; speaking to supporters in milwaukee, biden’s head twisted, he wanted to smile, but was left with a terrible grimace. he made a terrible face and at the same time. biden’s condition is deteriorating quickly, my sources, i can’t quote them because they are not anonymous, i don’t do that, but the white house says that joe biden is having a very difficult time every day. breaking news, tensions with russia are rising, putin warns the west that he ready for nuclear war, most americans believe that putin does not care what biden thinks, almost 60% of americans believe that joe biden does not. what you just said is a real dilemma for america and the rest of the world. vladimir putin can do whatever he wants, because if you tell him no, he will start a nuclear war, or you need to resist him and say: you know, our patience is not unlimited, if you want a nuclear war, then your whole country will disappear, from russia nothing won’t stay, we need to under

. >> let's go live to washington with karine jean-pierre. >> hello.asure to be with you to talk about the most vigorous man i've ever known, joe biden. i was just with him, and behind closed doors, he's a whirlwind. look at his schedule. 7:00 a.m., soul cycle class, and he leads it. 8:30 a.m., play speed chess in the park. 8:32 a.m., wins chess game, points at opponent and says, next time young blood. 9:30 a.m., meet with joint chiefs for a military strategy neating and pushup contest. wins contest, points at the head of the joint chiefs and says, next time young blood. then, train time. that's all before a lunch where he eats five whole chickens and a raw potato. >> biden is 81 years old. isn't that a little concerning? >> only if you're scared of wisdom. joe biden was 34 years old before roe versus wade was stated, so you know he was smashing. he dealt with those restrictions then as a young handsome man, and he can deal with them now as an old even more handsome man. ask anyone who works with him closely. >> we are now joined by alejandro mayorkas.

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and i had a chance in that clipe that you just played to ask karine jean-pierre, were these e adult men who were landing haymakers on in uniform, werecai they deported? answer is no, because under u.s. law, it is title eight that they've been using. once they get ine, they cand thy be arrested, they can be processed, but they have the right to due processe. as so as far as we know, they were all released. that's w also consistents al with what the eyewitness who shot the video works, the ne w york post. she said that she saw these guys come in. there wa come ins a chaotic scene.otic they settled down and thentled they were in on this side. >> okay. let in. not deported.ed no vetting, i'm sure, either, which has been happening with the nearly 10 million illegal, unvetted joe bideillegr immigrants that have come into the country. but here's where the narrative now changes for them. they've now tried to blame no republicanste for the fact that the bordert is not secure and the border is not closed, as they were claiming for years. but it was alejandro mayorkas and joe biden. they were out

white house spokeswoman karin jean-pierre said house speaker mike johnson is looking for an excuse noting the bill up for a vote. well, we see how it has been unfolding over the last three or four months, or even five. this entire saga is unfolding with the allocation of 63 billion dollars for the needs of ukraine, you correctly noted that part of the money will remain in the american budget and will be directed to produce weapons and then send them to ukraine, why is this an issue, even after moving into the category of domestic politics, why is it not moving, because... ultimately the future of ukraine and the lives of ukrainians depend on it, because this issue has become politicized, it the issue has become politicized in the context of the fight between trump and the trumpists against biden, and as long as they see a plus in the fact that the ukrainian issue, or rather the inability of the americans to provide aid to ukraine, as long as they see that it sinks biden's ratings, as long as they see that it really has influence and does not allow biden to acquire new ones'. support, t

class fatherhood podcast, ronna mcdaniels sneak story, listen to white house press secretary karine jean-pierrelike hers there is room for her in national political it is course. >> we saw what happened on january 6, we saw what happened when 2000 people mob, went to the capitol and undermined our democracy, it was an dar an attack on our democracy. larry: ro ronna mcdaniels working for is an attack on our democracy, it reports this nbc is dropping her -- she would have been hired for about 15 minute, or 12. what is happening -- nbc, i am told internally, they are crying, oh, my dpo god, they might have hired a republican. as one of their tv con is consultants. >> for inmates running the asylum. every anchor is attacking her. that would mean anthony scaramucci held his job longer in the white house, she is a nice woman, she would be a great asset to many companies, but, broadcasting, she is not most exciting television personality. if she will cause that much trouble i don't think she is worth it. larry: alec? there are a lot of issues, one, and i don't think that it is about how good or bad sh

karina jean-pierre says the administration has faith in the faa and ntsb ensuring safety in the skiesr commitment is, is to make sure the put the safety of america's first and that's what faa is doing so they are taking action and we stand by actions to increase safety and oversig oversight. >> faa is planning a full investigation into the latest boeing incident. >> cup of joe, climate crazies thinking of banning bench is necessary to save the planet. >> every time we drink coffee we put co2 into the atmosphere. >> climate crazies think st. patrick's day tradition to die chicago river going to stop to save the environment. your backyard also are in place. >> get off my lawn. >> washington post columnist wants people to reshape the outcome landscaping. kennedy, i think these people just paid their lives and want everyone else miserable. >> they hate everything pretty, everything cool, everything that might bring some level of comfort or joy, they want to get rid of it. it doesn't matter if it skyscraper. every time we drink coffee, we are putting co2 into the atmosphere. every time we

rachel: karine jean-pierre was asked i can't answer is that. he was not going to definitively say he would participate because they will find an excuse to not have a debate because it will be a disaster. he did well, he had to finish in the speech, not be buffering and mess up and got past that and that is the bar but that was a teleprompters speech at the debate has no teleprompter and if he felt secure he would say of course i will debate him. or he would say -- will: too quick to move on to the idea that it will be president biden versus donald trump. you may say about people who care about the state of the union, proves himself by making it through pretty well. so whatever it was, jacked up and ready to go for an hour but didn't prove anything to the american people, the polls are what matter and that will determine the nominee, a lot of people are saying right now it is time to move on from president biden. >> i want to talk about 2024. you think biden should drop out of the race. 's >> if biden drops out you worry it could help trump. >>

problems in the press office extend beyond karine jean-pierre but that they would join with presidente's previously told gold star families, suggested his son died in the war, which is not true. it's sad his son died of natural causes. there's a difference between having a son die by natural causes and having a daughter brutally killed. you should be speaking to the issues. >> kayleigh: i don't think nomenclature is of the moment to laken riley's family. >> emily: no, they are missing the point for selfish narcissism. i feel i'm a marriage counselor, i said regret, not sorry. how about you apologize for the loss of a life under your watch and apologize for butchering her name and we say laken riley. >> and how are you going to keep it from happening again? >> kayleigh: i wonder if the next question was have you called the family of laken riley. i doubt it. >> john: a live look at capitol hill

and karine jean-pierre needs her own note cards.out choking on utter disbelief on the answers. you saw donald trump take an hour of questions or is at podium giving speech and you have joe biden saying, i may get in trouble if i take questions, the line he's used telling you his handlers don't want him to talk to the press. you have a president protected and doesn't have confidence and donald trump is out there showing he has far more energy and wants the job more than joe biden does if you base it on actions. >> todd: actions speak louder than words. have a great wednesday, super wednesday. jerome powell will be on capitol hill and lawmakers demanding answers about inflation. >> carley: cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: good morning. that is right, powell is heading to capitol hill to give insight what the fed plan is on interest rates. it may rock the markets, coming off historic highs. brand new fox poll shows it is the economy, it is the biggest worry this election cycle ahead of immigrant, abortion and healthcare. 73% say it i

can't be worse than karine jean-pierre. go talk with the american people everyday.e is choosing -- >> brian: he turns around, can i speak now? can i ask questions? >> steve: will he rely on political instincts, one reason he's been in politics for 175 years or rely on advisers and strategists? >> ainsley: i think he relies on his advisers and asks them, can i take questions. >> steve: he doesn't want to get in trouble. >> ainsley: if you are president of the united states and say, i'm the one who is president, not you. >> steve: part of his frustration. >> lawrence: i don't know what strategy or tools he used in the state of the union address, he doesn't seem as alert. >> brian: going to three states out west tomorrow. one thing he has is a lot of money, raised over 50 million and republicans need money. >> steve: i read this morning in the post, sounds like paul m manafortmay be back and work to make money for republicans. >> ainsley: milwaukee convention coming up third week in july. >> lawrence: carley has headlines. >> carley: start with a fox news alert. florid

when i look at this lens, people like karine jean-pierre, it will somehow restore some type of huge tiltedenor here, but it is not, he'll be biden and everyone is still going to be hurting on the other side. >> guy: i don't think he can help himself much tonight, he could hurt himself. >> kayleigh: carley, he should acknowledge pain of the american people, that will be wise. a name that will not be mentioned tonight, trump, he will not mention trump, he will draw contrast between his vision and that of republicans, they say it will not be a campaign speech. he's endeferring to go above and not through the maga look, we will see. >> carley: whoo, i do not envy the president for this amount of pressure to be put on him. a lot of people will be watching this etch spoo, not for what he says, how he will say it. can he get through this? his schedule has been light this week, doing the rep, maybe he will be able to and everything will be okay. keep in mind, what is upon haing next tuesday, robert hur is testifying in front of congress about the president's mental acuity, march 12th, that could b

and jean pierre says he has no trouble keeping up with this man sit may be he needs a cognitive test reporters are asked to not hold up light so they won't to walk towards him. of course joe attempted to shackle -- tackle shrink inflation you won't even notice what they are doing when they charges just as much. >> president joe biden: you don't even notice what they're doing when the charger just as much for the same size bag of potato chips knowing it is fewer chips. what you can notice the cookie monster. the cookie monster would notice his cookies were there i was stunned to find out that actually happened. >> greg: you know you are in trouble when you are listening to puppets to support a puppet. over cut from the same cloth like the cookie monster joe is also manipulated by somebody off-camera what does joe have to say? >> believe cookie concert -- cookie monster is a good guy came to the country illegally asked him why he wanted to come to america he said i love cookies and i said good enough for me buddies voting for me cookie monster kick him and all of his friends, they bett

and earlier karine jean-pierre propress podium would not name the officer and quickly pivoted to gun control, this is a criminal, he would have had a gun, she should be fired for that, that is uni e un-- unexcusable, to see everen between president biden reaction and pandering to left, and president trump's sombering comments was very telling. david: steve. you know, another reason they may not want to talk, it relates closely to the migration problem, so much of what happening at the border we lates to crime, and relates to crime, and international crime with people from china, you don't know why they are coming in and criminal gangs from venezuela, so. and the former president, trump, has categorized it as migrant crime that is sticking. >> yes. because it is right. that is what is happening this is the direct result of the policy, open border policies, we have enough crime already. in america, we don't need to be importing it and re rere-- >> they come back again, they are rearrested, instead of being during the book of them -- throwing book at them, they come back. over and over.

trump, attend slain nypd officer jonathan diller's awake in new york comforted his family karine jean-pierre dodged questions why joe biden did not go to the wake and she blamed the killing on gun violence, watch. >> i just visited with a very beautiful wife that now doesn't have her husband a child brand-new beautiful baby, innocent as can be, doesn't know how his live has been changed they have to get lack to law and order we have to do a lot of things defensively, because this is not working. >> our hearts go out to this officer who tragically lost his life in the line of duty president biden deeply grateful for sacrifices police officers make a sad reminder of the toll of gun violence. >> president biden has yet to speak publicly, about officer diller, joining plea now for our power hour former state department spokesperson polaris national security founder morgan ortagus, also kevin o'leary great to see you both thank you so much for being here this morning for the power hour, morgan let's start with you your reaction to the tale of two different cities last night. >> well i think it is

karine jean-pierre wrote this. fundamentally disagree with the supreme court order allowing texas's unconstitutional law to go into effect. sb-from our will make communities less safe. chaos and confusion at the southern border. with this overnight ruling, the law is back on hold and will reignite a hot issue on the campaign trail. >> president biden: look, this election is not a referendum on me, it is an election between me and a guy named trump. and this is a guy who the way he talks about the latino community, he calls them criminal drug dealers and rapists and says immigrants are poisoning the blood of our country. >> douglas: to add to the drama, mexico is not happy at prospect of getting migrants sent back their way saying they will refuse to take them. >> carley: another challenge. live for us in washington. thank you. bring in ron patello. ron, good morning to you. on this texas lieu that would make it a state crime to cross into the country illegally. doug ladz laid out that it was on again, off again bet

karine jean-pierre was asked, have you called laken riley? what she had to say. >> has the president spoke to the family of laken riley? >> so first of all, i want to extend deepest condolences to the family and loved ones of laken riley. this is an active case and i'll be careful about speaking to that case more specifically and refer anything specific to that case to law enforcement and obviously ice and the president and i don't have anything regarding to the president speaking to the family. it is heartbreaking. i can't even imagine what the family is going through. >> kayleigh: she didn't have anything, but he should call the riley gaines family today. >> emily: of course, he has loads of time, we know he and the vice president have barely anything on their schedule all the time, partly what feeds into the question americans have, what are you doing with your time? i have to point out, look at difference in approaches and perspective and paradigm that the trump and people with common sense have versus biden administration about horrific