jean-pierre: sec. look, i know there's been a lot of reporting on the impact that this will have on the economy. what we see, how we see this moving forward, as it relates to the economy and the potential impacts, is that we are going to continue closely monitoring the situation. what this could have come a potentially, on the supply chain impact, assessing ways to address any concern, if necessary. the president and the vice president, as i said at the top as well, have been brief. they were briefed on the agency assessment -- a limited impact on critical consumer needs at this time, including in the important areas of food, fuel, and medicine. the president has directed -- remember, he started the supply chain disruption task force very early on to deal with what we sell related to the pandemic, so they are going to meet every day. the task force still exists. they will meet every day to discuss the potential disruption, as necessary. we are engaged extensively with labor, carriers, including multipl

jean-pierre: last question.eporter: a judge issued an injunction -- [indiscernible] -- legal battle and economic policies closing the racial wealth gap and what is your message to black and brown americans depending on this relief? ms. brainard: student debt relief is so important for so many young people trying to build wealth. particularly for people who are first-generation, to be able to invest in small businesses, to invest in starting a family, to invest in a house for the first time. we will continue to work to deliver that debt relief to so many students who deserve it. i want to say we have 5 million americans who have already received debt relief. you can go on tiktok and other social media platforms and see their testimonials and the difference it makes in their lives. that's why the president and vice president will continue working hard to deliver. sec. jean-pierre: thank you so much, lael. not right now. i'm not talking to you, sir, i am just not. it would be nice if you would be less disrespectful

jean-pierre: i was in the room. reporter: any sort of normal person watching the clips online would come to the conclusion he was calling at minimum this one man garbage, if not all trump supporters garbage. he was not being more precise. does he have any regret for how this has shadowed the vice president's campaign? sec. jean-pierre: a couple of things. look, the president wanted to clarify because he understood that what he may have said, what he was saying was being taken out of context so he wanted to be very clear about what he was trying to say. i just read that out. you all have the statement on x if you want to read it right now. he was talking about hateful rhetoric. we've called out hateful rhetoric from here. this hateful rhetoric was about a particular community. they are americans. this is a community he respects and he wanted to make sure he called that out. hateful rhetoric should be called out, it should be. at the same time, he is a president for all and he will continue to do so and serve for ever

jean-pierre: go ahead. >> mr. secretary, this is courtney rosen from bloomberg government. i would like to ask about the upcoming election. are you thinking about that in terms of voters being able to access their polling places in states that are having such significant damage? sec. mayorkas: courtney, we have seen state and local officials who are, of course course, on point, ensuring access to voting. we have seen them take measures to ensure that people can in fact reach their polling places. some polling places have been damaged. for example, as a result of hurricane helene. but they are pivoting to make sure there are other facilities available to them and they will have different places at which they can place their votes. this is something that this is -- that the cybersecurity agency of our department, as it is known by its acronym, works very closely with state and local officials to assist in that regard. >> is an example of one way they are assisting at this time? sec. mayorkas: so, what we do,

jean-pierre: go ahead. >> mr. secretary, this is courtney rosen from bloomberg government. i would like to ask about the upcoming election. are you thinking about that in terms of voters being able to access their polling places in states that are having such significant damage? sec. mayorkas: courtney, we have seen state and local officials who are, of course course, on point, ensuring access to voting. we have seen them take measures to ensure that people can in fact reach their polling places. some polling places have been damaged. for example, as a result of hurricane helene. but they are pivoting to make sure there are other facilities available to them and they will have different places at which they can place their votes. this is something that this is -- that the cybersecurity agency of our department, as it is known by its acronym, works very closely with state and local officials to assist in that regard. >> is an example of one way they are assisting at this time? sec. mayorkas: so, what we do,

>> secretary jean-pierre: here's what i'm going to be very clear about.and vice president has had a robust whole of government response to this. hundreds of millions of dollars. i said it at the top more than $200 million. instead, people want to do disinformation and misinformation -- which is dangerous. which is dangerous. when folks on the ground here that, they may not want to ask for the help that they need. that is there for them. that is there for them. that is our focus here. >> there is not enough money right now for people in north carolina. that is not misinformation. >> secretary jean-pierre: your whole premise of the question is misinformation, sir. yes, it's misinformation. >> the president's letter is not informisinformation. >> secretary jean-pierre: there is money we are allocating to the impacted areas and money to help people who truly need it. there are survivors who need the funding who need the funding. >> -- >> secretary jean-pierre: i said we have the money available to help survivors of hurricane helene and also hurricane milton.

jean-pierre: we have always said we've been concerned. we have always asked about other countries providing aid or assistance to russia. we have been very clear about that. this is why the president took it very seriously, making sure that nato was stronger, and bringing more than 50 countries together to make sure that ukrainians had the support they need. you just heard me speak about another assistance package that we are going to be speaking more about delivering, and that is a conversation that president biden is having at president zelenskyy, and that's going to be a really important part of the conversation at the president has when he's in germany. so we are going to continue to provide assistance, show our support for ukraine, stand by the ukrainians, and so that is going to be our focus the next couple days and a continued focus, since the past almost two years now. >> reporter: at the last one, you are announcing international. is the president going to go to brazil for the g20? >> kayleigh: even listening to karine jean-pierre

with the white house press secretary karine jean-pierre's new advisor to the president slam shut her briefing binder today and left the podium after the press briefing, she did so as a point of emphasis and no doubt as a point of frustration. with that were over different very own peter doocy who use are repeatedly pressed her about the administration's priorities when it came to finding money to fund war efforts abroad or give other nations money, while seemingly struggling to do the very same for suffering americans right here at home. >> and on this issue of funding, in the administration money to send to lebanon without congress coming back, congress does have to come back to approve money to spend two people in north carolina do have that right? >> du hundred million dollars we have provided to the impacted areas and instead people want to do disinformation and misinformation which is dangerous. >> trace: >> things did not end there, in fact the escalator to. again hears peter doocy. >> at president biden was saying to show your budget and i will tell you what you value, if you

announced $157 million from lebanon but less than that for struggling americans causing karine jean-pierre to storm out of the press conference with no answers, joining the conversation all morning long national review staff writer caroline downey michael lee strategy michael lee and cheryl casone, "mornings with maria" is live right now ♪ ♪ had. maria: time for the hot topic of the hour we are four weeks away from the presidential election and income of the harrison tim walz continue what they believe is a media blitz last night the vice president attempted to slew of questions about her record during the 60 minutes interview, watch this. >> the reason so many voters don't know you is that you have changed your position on so many things, you were against fracking, now you are for it, you supported looser immigration policies, now you're tightening them up, you were for medicare for all, now you're not, so many that people don't truly know what to believe or what you stand for and i know you heard that. >> in the last four years i've been vice president of the united states and i have bee

and jean pierre explaining something last week that contradicts something that's week. roll that tape. >> biden did not take a fema relief money to use coordinating for fema and other federal agencies and we'll continue to do what we can as a federal government to support the cities as we rebuild our asylum processing system after it was gutted by the trump administration. david: g senator, they're saying this and then the on the other hand they're saying something different. i leave it to you to find out what's going on. >> country is in a mess and the world is in a mess, this administration, david, has no clue what they're doing. aye been in the senate for going on 40 years and been like this the entire time. when it comes to spending money, they know how to do that, but don't know how to prepare for anything. go back to north carolina. first of all, it's not about money at north carolina the first few days, it's about security, people on the ground like military helping find people stranded, opening up roads. doing the things to get communication into the area in nor

karine jean-pierre has taken a lot of questions.ht now she's answering a question on the possibility of the lebanon cease-fire. she is answering that now. let's dip in and listen. >> what i can tell you as we continue those consultations with israel. that's what i can share. >> on the president's trip, can you explain a little bit why the president is taking these trips now when there is less than a month before the election? what is he trying to accomplish? >> you have heard us talk about the importance of the travel. he's going to germany and also angola, the president looking forward to that travel and i would say that as it relates to -- each of them is very different than the other. but we think it serves as a powerful symbol. a powerful symbol of the u.s. germany partnership as you think about the german piece of this trip and our close cooperation on the world's most pressing challenges and to ensure our people have every opportunity for safety and prosperity. what this visit is going to do, it will underscore the deep commit

toward illegal migrants is instead of emergencies. >> out of the mouths of babes you heard karine jean-pierre admit that fema funding was being spent on illegal immigrants in this program is called the shelter and services program and it's been funded to the tune of $1.45 billion both in fiscal year '23 in fiscal year 24 and there was a request earlier this year for 3 billion additional dollars for this program to house illegal immigrants, the one thing we can debate issues and policies all day long but you cannot get away with lying to the american people and i'm holding the administration feet to the fire on this, had a bill i filed a few weeks ago that would divert funds from the shelter services which is housing illegal immigrants and divert to hurricane helene victims in milton victims, anyone who needed to help keep fema afloat until we get back in congress. maria: it's unbelievable to use emergency management money for illegals, we will follow the fate of your bill while the south faces challenges with recovery efforts, national security remains a top priority ahead of the election, th

. >> let's go to the white house now, karine jean-pierre is taking to the podium there, perhaps with questions about what we heard from the president last night. let's take a listen. >> he was regarding to the comedian, and i quote, i refer to the hateful rhetoric about puerto rico, his demonization is unconscionable. that's all i meant to say. the comments at the rally don't reflect who we are as a nation. to your other question that you asked, no, he does not view trump supporters or anybody who supports trump as garbage. that is not what he views. the president has said this for more than three years now. he has said multiple times that he's a president for all. it doesn't matter if you live in a red state. it doesn't matter if you live in a blue state. he's said this himself. i've said it on his behalf. he believes he's a president for all. it doesn't matter who you voted for. doesn't matter if you voted for him or not, he's a president for all. but hateful rhetoric, hateful rhetoric that he hears -- this is something we've done many times from here. we will call that out. we wil

here is the spokesperson for the white house, karine jean-pierre e -- >> biden did not take fema relief money to use on migrants, fema regional administrators have been meeting with city officials on site to coordinate available federal support from fema and other federal agencies. we'll finish to do what -- continue to do what we can as a federal government to support the cities as we rebuild our asylum process system after it was gutted by trump administration. >> on one hand they say this and the other hand the opposite, i leave it to you no try to figure out what is happening. >> our country is in a mess, the world is in a mess. this administration has no clue what they are doing. i have been in senate on 4 years it has been like this entire time. with spend money, they know how to do, that but they don't know how to prepare for anything. back to north carolina, first, it is not about money at north carolina, the first few days about security, people on the ground like military, helping find people that are stranded. opening up roads, doing the things to get communication into the a

we've heard karine jean-pierre talk about how fema monday is used for illegal migrants, she said it on tape in 2022. so where the misinformation is, i have no idea but they're clearly trying to change the conversation. ashley moody, it's good to talk with you. we send our best regards to all of the citizens affected with by this hurricane. thank you, after g ashley moody. quick break and then families affected by hurricane milton urgently need support. you can c can donate to hurricae recovery efforts by staning t sr code on your screen or go to within web. redcross.org/foxforward. we are breaking down one of the final inflation reports before the election. first, the word on wall street is here with their expectations. don't miss it. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ jardiance! -it's a little pill with a ♪ ♪ big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seeee, ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush

karine jean-pierre words tell a different story after she laid out the plan to use fema money towards migrants two years ago. joining the conversation all morning long, mark tepper, liz peek and fox business' cheryl casone. "mornings with maria" is live right now. and of course today marking one year since the october 7th attack on israel where at least 1,200 people were murdered. more than 250 others taken hostage. and it is believed that 100 people are still being held in gaza captors. hezbollah already firing rockets into northern israel today, injuring at least six people as israel has ramped up its air and ground operations on hamas in gaza and on hezbollah in lebanon. israel also reportedly finalizing its response to iran's massive missile attack last week. tehran says the attack was a response to the killing of hezbollah's leader, vowing more strikes in israel retaliates. joining me is former cia station chief and fox news contributor, daniel hoffman. he served in moscow, iraq and pakistan. good to see you. thank you for being here. your assessment of where this war is today. >

. >> trace: no back to this demonstration the battle between john kirby and karine jean-pierre, "the york post"'s mack the follow-up story axios writes the following, karine jean-pierre blocks john kirby at the white house podium and goes on to say jump year has long privately fumed about kirby's role having both of them at the podium was what biden wanted but she thought that kirby's presence gave the impression she needed a chaperone. the truth is she's not been very good at this whole white house prosecutor everything, lydia. >> the palace intrigue and white house is normally the main story in a new cycle and here we have -- we haven't heard anything about in quite some time, you know, i think both of them are very eager to get as much limelight as they can before biden stepped away from the white house, you know, some have reportedly -- that karine jean-pierre does not get along actually would kamala harris, needs to work together and kamala kept her back to biden so i think she knows probably her political career is short lived at least at the white house and she wants to milk i

eastern white house press secretary karine jean-pierre is holding a press briefing. a lot happening that we are monitoring this hour. stay close to fox. >> in the wake of this horrible storm, many americans in this region felt helpless and abandoned and left behind by their government. and yet north carolina's hour of desperation the american people answered the call. citizens poured into western north carolina from all over the country bringing food, water, fuel, medical aid, even helicopters. >> john: former president donald trump moments ago during hurricane hit north carolina surveying the damage with million survivors in his latest attempt to humanize himself with undecided voters all the while the harris campaign wants and portrayed as danger to demo democracy. >> and many, many ways donald trump is an unserious man but the consequences of him being president of the united states are brutally serious. >> you aren't ordinary. you aren't ordinary. thank you very much. a great honor. >> is this the kind of guy you want in charge of the nuclear codes? is this the g

moye where these people are dhs claiming data goes back four decades being misinterpreted, karine jean-pierreat repeated that claim yesterday here she is watch. >> i think it is important to -- to correct the record here. first of all, the false -- the false representation of the data, ice shared so that was what we are seeing false representation, i got to call that out we got to call that out it has been fact-checked by some of your colleagues here on multiple, multiple, multiple -- um -- outlets that has been debunked what has bren falsely misrepresented. >> misrepresent is? >> the numbers that is being put out about -- how many people are out has been falsely represented here, if we're going to report something data that is out there we got to do it in a way that is not -- not confusing american people certainly not lie. >> governor she says it is false we've got numbers from ice say 13,000 people were convicted of murder how do you see it. >> karine jean-pierre doesn't no what she is talking about what you said sis exactly right there have been thousands of dangerous criminals apprehende

residents at least six states struggle to recover from helene, fox peter days ie pressed karine jean-pierre>> president biden saying show me budget i will tell you what you value if you have money for people in lebanon right now continuities congress having to come back what does it say about values? there is not enough money for people in north carolina that is not misinformation. >> the way you are asking the question is misinformation you are asking why are congress needs to come back do their job that is what you are asking me congress needs to come back do their job provide extra assistance funding disaster reef funds what congress needs to do we continue to urge that you may not want that the but that's okay. that is what the president wants that is what vice president wants. >> why would with peter doocy not want that -- she is blaming you you and colleagues get back to work more money to fema where is the money senator? . >> so first of all, we just as you know before the -- um -- the election recess, passed a continuing resolution that includes 20 billion dollars for a deficit reli

karine jean-pierre raising icons on the pleasers she wore. some folks knocking the outfit.ts about the blazer? >> i feel like she looks like karine jean-pierre paulie walnuts with an interesti m-16 t jacket or hillary clinton at all the silverware in the big long leather jacket. that is what i think. she is getting ready. >> when i was press secretary, believe me. it was fine. i do think it looked like she had created an nfl "monday night football" room. shannon sharpe would like the suit back. the thing is also on the day that she decided -- she has a small person. that was the day that she got in a big fight with peter doocy. you see it over and over and over again. it reminds me of when my mom made me wear these ugly green cords. and i wore them to the playground. >> forgive your mother. forgive your mother over that. you bring that up all the time. >> what are your thoughts on this? >> she reminds me of me. but you know what i was thinking? it made me think, what what i wear if i were press secretary? i don't like to wear suits. what do you wear if you don't want to wea

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it is not misdirection or misstatement you can contrast what was said initially by jean-pierre and justng room but this is what they've done also they're not coordinating effectively with local organizations. at every level rather working with whether providers but there's good news. truckers around this country that i talk to every day have been updating me throughout this. teams have been moving up i-85 in georgia towards carolina early this morning. others are coming in roads are becoming more open. i-40 and others maybe fema should be talking to the people who drive around this country every day to tell them how to get there. molly: absolutely it's been shocking to see what's going on also really inspirational to see how many americans are willing to drop everything to help these people out. david: we help each other but we have a situation with kamala harris we saw her doing a little pouches, putting toothpaste in bags she's very much trying to present herself as the current president also somehow being separated from the biden-harris administration policies. what do you think she'

white house press secretary karine jean-pierre and the vice president piled onto the baseless claims that donald trump is a fascist. trump supporters say it seems like a collective desperate effort by the democratic establishment to try and paint trump as a want to be dictator during the final stretch of this election. former trump white house chief of staff and retired four-star general john kelly also made the same claims in his newly released interviews. >> certainly not authoritarian. admires people who are dictators. he has said that. certainly falls into the general definition of fascist for sure. >> reporter: trump strongly fired back on truth social, even though i should not be wasting my time with him, i always feel it's necessary to hit back in pursuit of the truth. john kelly is a lowlife and a bad general whose advice in the white house i no longer sought and told him to move on. also trump already addressed of these claims back in december during a town hall was sean hannity. take a listen. >> he says you aren't going to be a dictator are you? i said no, other than day o

briefing about trump praising hitler for his loyal generals, we will see if that comes up in karine jean-pierre takes the podium because for kamala harris purposes it appears to be the big news of the day, suppressing he didn't come up. >> sandra: she just spoke from the naval observatory at the top of the last hour. watching all of this with just 13 days to go, can you believe it? former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris, they are right now hitting the battleground states. trump about to speak in georgia, screen left kamala harris speaking from the white house a short time ago, heads to pennsylvania. welcome back everyone. and sandra smith in new york. good to be with you john. >> john: good to be with you too sandra. i'm john roberts. this is "america reports." before she left washington, as we mentioned a minute ago, the vice president a sharp rebuke tough former president from character which seems to be the campaign's closing argument. listen here. >> in just the past week, donald trump has repeatedly called his fellow americans the enemy from within. and even said th

money, i understand the republicans are saying these are two separate funds but why did karine jean-pierreago that fema was going to be helping in fema money was going to help illegal immigrants, watch this. >> fema of the original administrators have been meeting with city officials to courtney available federal support from fema and other federal agencies, funding is also available through fema emergency food and shelter program to eligible local government and not-for-profit organizations upon request to support humanitarian relief for migrants. we will continue to do what we can as the federal government to support these cities as we rebuild our asylum processing system after it was guided by the trump administration. maria: congressman, which is it did they use fema money to pay and house illegal migrants. >> absolutely they use fema money whether two different pots of money or not is irrelevant i think with the biden harris administration has done they twisted the mission of fema and now they're using fema money to support illegal aliens coming into this country that should never be

white house press secretary karine jean-pierre is insisting a question is misinformation. when she was asked why the white house is sending aid to lebanon during a devastating hurricane season. >> people want to do disinformation and misinformation which is dangerous. >> there is not enough money right now for people in north carolina who need it. that's not misinformation. >> no, your whole premise of the question is misinformation, sir. what you don't get -- >> which part? >> harris: who can take her seriously. we live in a democracy and can ask questions. kellyanne conway is former senior counselor to president donald trump host of here is the deal on fox nation and fox news contributor. straightaway your reaction to this. >> it's a disgrace. our thoughts and prayers and government and private assistance should be going to those who are suffering and about to suffer more, harris. we used to have phrase in this country partisanship stops at the water's edge with regard to foreign policy and national security. it also has to apply to natural disasters. i think this admini

from the emergency fund to illegal migrants, fema and the white house is denying this but karine jean-pierre022 laid it all out watch this. >> the omitted strangers have been meeting with city officials on site to coordinate available support from fema and other federal agencies funding is also available through fema's emergency food and shelter program to eligible local government and not-for-profit organizations upon request to support humanitarian relief or migrants, we will continue to do what we can as the federal government to support these cities as we rebuild our asylum processing system after it was guided by the trump administration. maria: congressman, give me a break they cannot say they do not redirect the fema emergency money to illegals she told us what they were doing but my question is on you you are an elected official, how are they getting away are there three branches of government here. >> there's a lot to unpack it doesn't make you moral to help your neighbor when you have houses on fire, i was one of those people when i read her tweet about setting hundreds of millions

guy was in the hedge line at in the tree line down at trump national and peter doocy asked karine jean-pierre on the former president before you people stop calling him a threat? and she said that question was dangerous. it's not a dangerous question. they were using that word. and so it's just one of those things they are trying to shut people down by saying oh, you're dangerous. you are spreading misinformation, mister. >> yes, look, it is a threat to journalism. a threat to free speech. one that they have freely wielded before. we have seen them threaten social media and social media, therefore has censored people whether it's about covid-19 or rude moments about the first lady or hunter biden's laptop. they censored american speech now what they're saying is if you dare raise any embarrassing fact like the fact that fema was handing out money to illegal migrants instead of keeping it for hurricane victims like the fact that peter -- that peter doocy mentioned in that question that karine jean-pierre labeled misinformation that the administration has no problem bringing out $160 million to

the fact that we are hearing from karine jean-pierre that this fema money goes for the immigrants ining towards relief efforts, and that money is going to run out, and we see this other hurricane barreling toward the coast, i don't know what else people need to see other than to look at the situation and listen to the people on the ground. i know there's a lot of politics going back and forth here, but the person i interviewed and countless other people saying, we are neighbors helping neighbors and we are getting help from private groups. but the government can't handle this stuff. they stepped all over their own feet, they don't know who is talking to whom, and it is the perfect demonstration of large bureaucratic government that is falling all over itself. >> kayleigh: mollie, maybe the most tone-deaf tweet of the century came from vice president kamala harris saying, "i'm sick. don't concern about the security and well-being of citizens in lebanon. we will continue to help meet the needs of civilians there." and that he has will provide $157 million in additional assistance to th

in fact, when karine jean-pierre was asked president of the united states going to reach out to theseamilies, continued to say karine jean-pierre she continued to say it was an ongoing investigation. also during the interview with bret baier when he pressed her on these possessions that she had when it comes to the border and decriminalizing, and the gender affirming care that the government pays for. she said that was a position that was held five years ago. so, is it now the position of the administration that positions that donald trump or things that y'all bring up in his past from five years ago, anything past five years should not be brought up in the conversation? it is just ridiculous. >> ainsley: elections have consequences. when you know that rachel's death was preventable, the people here illegally are murdering -- they murdered lakible riley, jocelyn nungaray and rachel morin, those were mentioned last night on bret baier. to lose your child it, would be so heartbreaking and she said i want to be happy again and i can't be who daughter would be here. she had five children;

jean-pierre lacroix said all involved parties have an obligation to respect the safety and security of peaceekeepers. he emphasized that the unifill mission serves as the only channel of communication between the two sides. his comments came after the israeli military told peacekeepers to move more than 5 km from the southern lebanese border. currently the mission comprises over 10,000 troops from 50 countries and about 800 civil. stuff according to lebanese sources, nearly 108 workers have been killed since the beginning of israel's attacks on the country. nearly 20 palestinians have been killed in israeli air strikes, targeting the occupied west bank city of tolkaram and its refugee camp. palestinian sources say a senior member of the al-kassam brigades, the military wing of the hamas resistance. movement was assassinated in the strike, number of civilians, including woman, her husband and their child were among those killed. initial reports indicate that the popular cafe was the prime target of the strike. the number of fatalities is expected to rise as some victims are still under

jean-pierre lacrois said all involved parties have an obligation to respect the safety and security of peacekeepers. he emphasized that the unifill mission serves as the only channel of communication. between the two sides, his comments came after the israeli military told peacekeepers to move more than 5 km from the southern lebanese border. currently the mission comprises over 10,000 troops from 50 countries and about 800 civilian staff. according to lebanese sources, nearly 108 workers have been killed since the beginning of israel's attacks on the country. uh, to find out more about the latest up. dates that are currently happening in uh beirot, the capital city of lebanon. we have press tv's correspondent mariam saleh joining us from there uh and uh the first thing that i would like to ask her is uh just some general updates about the situation in beirot, marian, we know that uh israel has not stopped uh its unrelenting aggression in the southern uh lebanese parts so uh we would love it if you could uh shed some light on the latest there. well the attacks are not only limited to s

thank you, jake. >> okay onto the rest of our were gonna get the monitor this briefing, karine jean-pierre white house press secretary. >> now, briefing will listen to that. anderson, but i thought it was very significant with jake sullivan, the president's national security advisor, said that the attack was defeated. and ineffective. the iranian attack with all these ballistic missiles launched towards tel aviv. and elsewhere in israel was defeated and it effective. >> it's also to point out though he called it a significant escalation on the part of iran. if you compare it to the attack in april not only in april, there were i think like 185 drones use which are much slower moving, easier to knock down this was blistering missiles. i think that's one of the reasons for as far as we know, this was exclusively ballistic missiles as many, nearly 200 according jake sullivan, that is why they're saying it is significantly it's a significant escalation in this attack and obviously israel now trying to figure out how they are going to respond and he said that there's extensive consultations are

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here's what white house press secretary, karine jean—pierre, told journalists about the meeting.tinued support for israel's security. you saw that over the past couple of days, obviously the past couple weeks when iran attacked israel. the president directed his military to protect israel, he was very proud to be able to do that — and that support continues. they had a, as i said, direct, productive conversation, as they've had for many times. when you think about the president and the prime minister, they've known each other for decades. earlier, mr netanyahu warned people in lebanon that they face destruction on the same scale as gaza unless they quote "free your country from hezbollah". in a video address in english, benjamin netanyahu said lebanon faces a long war if hezbollah continues to fight. separately, israel's defence minister yoav gallant said israel's response to iran will be "lethal, precise, and surprising," in a video published by the israel defence ministry. israeli raids on gaza's jabalia refugee camp are now on their fifth day. in northern gaza, an israeli air

they said they did not clean out fema money to send it to illegal migrants because we heard karine jean-pierre it out two years ago in 2022 watch this watch this. >> fema religion plrts meeting with city officials on-site to coordinate available federal support from fema and other federal agencies funding i also available to fema's emergency food and shelter program, to eligible local off all thes governmental not for profit organizations upon ask to support humanitarian relief for migrants we will continue to do what we can at federal government to support these cities as we rebuild asylum processing system after it was gutted by the trump administration. >> can you imagine lying in your face? she claims it was gutdz by the trump administration. they gutted it, they gutted the fema emergency month sent it to illegals they deny it all we just heard kjp explain it in 2022. >> yes, they gutted it. they are in a hole on this, are and they have been caught. and it is that thing start telling the lie it comes back around now catching them maria, we know that this administration's policy is america

karine jean-pierre, the white house press secretary today said that's misinformation and faa didn't blockny air space. fema says supplies are getting to people that need it in north carolina. and the transportation secretary pete buttigieg says he spoke with musk over the phone to smooth things over. liz. liz: always great reporting from grady trimble. appreciate you so much, grady. >> i'm putting everything on the line to fight for you and we're going to fight for you, and we're all going to win together. liz: well, get reaction from project 21 share host cooper. pleasure to see you again. a record busting crowd showed up at the rally in butler, pennsylvania. it had more viewership than ososcars in 02022 and thursday night football on twitter, 17 million watched and hugged the family of fire fighter corey comperatore who was killed by the assassin's bullet. how does this translate to votes for the president? >> well, let me say first that i want to cassioppi mog this anniversary -- acknowledge this anniversary of brutal and very tragic attack. our organization project 21, our heart goes

this week and how come lebanon gets but but not enough for americans and when questioned, karine jean-pierre stormed out of the press briefing. it's the sheer scale of the disaster that vastly expands the problem. helene was 800 miles wide and milton may deliver 15-20-foot storm surge and both deliver rain measure maryland feet. there's no quick -- measured in feet. no cheap quick fix. it is indeed a costly and traumatizing disaster but what stands out is the way people came together, helping each other and it's called community spirit. it's alive and well and living in america. third hour of varney starts now. stuart: jimmy failla joining me this morning. there's community spirit. >> yeah, one of the sadly silver linings to the massive the government reaction it's hard to feel good right now knowing that we have fema openly telling us that they don't have all the money and preparation they need at a time when we have prioritized the wellbeing of so many other countries and people are rightfully upset about this because it's not america first. only thing i'll give biden a little credit for i