jen: we are not. but we also from the beginning have felt that working in partnership, working in coordination is -- working together is a stronger way to approach malicious activity, cyber activity and others in areas of concern around the world. reporter: infrastructure. republicans are saying that they don't want to move forward with the wednesday vote without knowing exactly how they are going to pay for everything that bipartisan infrastructure bill. over the weekend the white house isn't working with republicans and it feels like they are competing with democrats' $3.5 trillion plan. can these differences be resolved in the next 48 hours? jen: i think it's important to take a step back. remember that a month ago a bipartisan group of senators stood outside of the white house with the president to announce an agreement on a infrastructure framework. there's been a lot of progress since then. a lot of late nights. a lot of coffee drinking. important legislating, bill writing that's happening. the

jen: he may. he is going to continue to engage, of course, with republicans on moving his agenda forward. today's an opportunity to speak with democrats about oath pieces of legislation that many of them support. reporter: a question on cuba, given the lack of internet access in cuba, how is the administration monitoring the situation, the crackdown on protesters. and if the administration determines there is a crackdown on protesters, what options are at the president's? ? disposal jen: first, we call for the release of the protesters who have been unjustly detained. the protests in cuba have stopped because of the violent crackdown on retaliatory measures against cubans exercising their universal rights but this is unacceptable. we will continue to call for a change in approach and review our own policies about what is possible, and work with partners around the world. reporter: you talked before going county by county. what does the administration think is driving the variation of vaccination r

jen: sure.st, as the president said yesterday, the situation in hong kong is continuing to deteriorate and we continue to see beijing assaulting hong kong's autonomy and democratic institutions and authorities using the national security law to make politically motivated arrests. we have seen a deterioration of fundamental freedom which were guaranteed by an international agreement. so that is why the united states announced steps we are taking to promote accountability and transparency. the state department announced earlier today seven officials who were sanctioned for their actions threatening the peace, stability, and autonomy of hong kong. on transparency, the u.s. government issued a business advisory, as you noted, i just want to give the full context, which is intended to inform businesses and highlight the growing risk for those operating in hong kong. the bottom line is that businesses riskless in mainland china are increasingly present in hong kong and that the president said last mon

jen: yes. go ahead. in the call with president boudin -- reporter: in the call with president and, did he indicate he would crack cyber criminals in the country? jen: i do not have a readout on the kremlin -- it's not an appropriate role for the united states to convey. i can convey what role president biden played in what he delivered to the russians. reporter: as far as chancellor merkel coming out on thursday, will president biden as germany and other countries to stand with him against russia -- [inaudible] jen: it was part of the g7 and his first foreign trip, that we need to stand together and work together to address the threat of ransomware and cyber attacks. it's not just an issue for the united states, it's an issue for countries around the globe. in terms of a percentage of the meeting, we will have more as we get closer to the meeting with chancellor merkel, but i would expect the rising threat of cyber and ransomware would be part of the agenda. reporter: one residual issue still to be addre

jen: yes. it is also publicly available who the individuals are, the thread, most of the information is publicly available information. that is how it works. thank you, everyone. ok, brian. last one. very quick. brian, why not you come back here? [shouting] >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. founded by these television companies and more including media,. >> the world -- mediacom. >> the world changed in an instant and we never slowed down. schools and businesses when virtual and we powered a new reality because we are built to keep you ahead. >> media, supports c-span as a public service along these other providers, getting you a front row seat to democracy. today, senator jeanne shaheen and former investor ryan crocker discussed getting visas to afghan allies at an event hosted by the center for strategic and international studies. watch on c-span, on c-span outward, or listen on the free radio app. final hour of "washington journal," we are joined by william

jen: sure. there will be more from the department of treasury and state later this afternoon on sanctions. the announcement will be coming from them. in terms of our approach to cuba and what we're trying to accomplish, we have of course condemned mass detention, sham trials and disappearances that are attempts to keep people silent. we've called for the swift release of protesters. we've made clear over the last week that addressing this moment was a priority for the administration and for president biden and that he had asked his team to look into a range of options that would both help the cuban people, help provide humanitarian assistance, help look into addressing issues like the lack of internet access, and that also saxe -- and sanctions authority were a part of the considerations. that's an announcement coming later this afternoon. we'll continue to engage closely and coordinate with our international partners from the o.a.s. to the u.n. and others to collectively condemn the actions of

jen: sure. this is of course under the purview of the ambassador, somebody who is working every day to work with countries around the world to communicate what our agenda is. i don't have anything to predict for you in terms of components of a street agenda. i will note that as he looks at our global approach, our economic approach, he believes that we need to build the middle class, make sure we are making decisions through the prism of what will help the middle class here in the united states. reporter: any reaction to the imf calling on him to lift the tariffs? jen: we are continuing to review. i don't have any update for you on a timeline. go ahead. reporter: i have a question on vaccines and afghanistan. many organizations say that despite the one billion doses coming from the u.s., it is not nearly enough to get enough vaccinated to stop the spread of verys. does the administration have any plan to expand from the 180 million doses already pledged? and on the amnesia announcement, they wil

jen? jen: very quickly. i started one of the points i made was that -- it's not the science we need to think about people's experience and the choices -- the things they choose to do and things they don't have choice about. to pick up on that comment, it's also not just science, we have to think about how we get science to people in the future. we have to be planning about it right now. it's not just how their lives are constrained or conscripted now. it's in the future. because there is so much time, i'm going to yield the rest of my time to everybody else and hear your thoughts. stephen: maureen, go to you for what gives you strength, optimism, confidence looking ahead. then chris and adeeba closes. maureen: three points quickly. one is optimism. we have two big vaccine trials that we'll be reading out over the next year, year and a half. secondly, the amazing choice that is we have. interesting things we have to increase our investment in implementation science and figuring out what people want in differe

[applause] where is jen? again, please. >> i just appreciate the opportunity to be here with all these amazing patriots. i thank you, president trump, for everything you're doing for us. [applause] >> thank you, jen. dr. kelly victory. i love that name. i would take that name if i had the choice. as a a board-certified trauma and emergency specialist from colorado. great person. he was asked by the pastor of a church to prepare a video about how to mitigate risks of the china virus to allow -- >> gillian: we have been

that story has been about why hasn't jen psaki taken down that tweet? because according to her in her own rules, around this information on twitter then apparently she should be banned. let's do another. hunter biden and that particular situation right before the election. "russian disinformation officials say that is what the jen psaki twitter account. she should be the first to go. carly: you make such a great point. there also be the one - - videos on social media of doctor how she's saying masks in the early stages are not a good thing so opinions change and things that are once fact turn out to be fiction. now the biden administration says they are doing this for the greater good of the people but they always say they are doing it for the greater good of the people. joe: and you have government pressure. right now social media is acting as a faith actor taking their marching orders from the white house and from jen psaki. basically they are telling them the rules and regulations she wants him to follow. if you banned them here it is all across the

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i'll ask the white house press secretary jen psaki. and the gop's other obsession, the fake moral panic over critical race theory. u.s. health officials are pushing back. an epidemiology youist will weigh in. and england doesn't come out of top. pawnfully. but tonight's soccer match is one for the books. i'll share my thoughts on why england making it to the 2020 final of the euros may help redefine what means to be english. >> good evening. there are two words to every american concerned about the future of our democracy should be aware of, election subversion. that is the biggest threat we face. yes, the assault on vote rights is a huge problem. we documented on the show. week in and week out. and, yes, the myriad and grotesque ways in which local republicans are perfecting the art of voter suppression. but the biggest threat of all, shamefully underdiscussed in our politics and needa so far is the threat of election subversion. to quote election expert, it's trained to manipulate the rules for who counts the votes in a way that coul

host: jen psaki yesterday from the white house. by the way, on the white house scheduling, today we are going to be hearing more from the president today, specifically about those new enhancements. those are going to hit bank accounts today, expecting to hear from the president at 11:45 today, 11:45 eastern. check c-span for those remarks. and then a joint press conference later today at the white house with angela merkel, the german chancellor. the president is then expected at 4:50 eastern. coming back to that budget package, we spent a lot of time on it yesterday. 3.5 trillion dollars number is what we focused on yesterday. the details of that package, still being worked out. the washington post trying to dig into as much detail as we know at this point. the budget package would pave the way for hundreds of billions of dollars in areas including eldercare, homecare, childcare, prekindergarten, medical and family leave. it would open the door for millions of seniors who are paying vision, dental, and hearing coverage on medicare

job openings, we have rising inflation and gas going up the highest in seven years press secretary jenki says asked prices are going up because of supply issue but the biden administration is moving to undercut the u.s.. oil boom what is your take on this. >> when you have an administration that threatens tax increase and it enhances unemployment benefits a people make more money to stay home versus going to the workplace you see corporations that start to make decisions based on the threat of tax increases they don't invest in research equipment andd they don't invest in new employees and that has a drag on the economy, then when you borrow so much money in. so much money and it brings us inflation and my concern and a lot of people were getting raises in their jobs and inflation of the dollar doesn't go as far inor their poor, i thk jen psaki her analysis i will buy on anything but when you attack oil and you go after the keystone xl pipeline and you go after leases on federal land, your attacking the supply and when you attack the supply you have an economy that is not v-shaped was

your reaction to jen sack hey as we look at -- jen psaki as we look at this list. >> saying you're thet ethical doesn't make it true. here's the problem when it comes to the biden family, they have lied and i don't use that word loosely, they have lied consistently about hunter biden's dealings. so i don't give a lot of credence to what they they say. the question is what are they actually going to do. initially, when we first reported on hunter biden in january 2018, they said it wasn't true, he didn't have foreign deals. then they admitted he had foreign deals but they said he never talked about it to his dad. then evidence came out that he did talk to his dad about it. then they shifted to the fact, well, his father never met with any of his business partners. then evidence was shown that that was the case. and on and on and on. the point is, they consistently lied and you can't simply take them at their word and that's why i think, again, the mistakes that the medias making, that's what they've done and they need to stop doing it. maria: i know the top federal prosecutor in delawar

apparently everywhere but to jen psaki and people like her. >> harris: may be jen psaki and some arenfused about what real sacrifice looks like. i don't know if they have military service in their background, i don't know that much about her except that she steps up to the lectern and says stuff like that. i would just challenge her if i got to be in the room. i think we should take "outnumbered" to the press room. >> kayleigh: they wouldn't know what's coming here >> harris: but tears he asked, what would you say to our military members who fought for the right for you to say whatever the heck you want to say about it, but do you understand their sacrifice? up next, actor john leguizamo railing against opponents of critical race theory and a profanity-laced rant on social media that you're going to need your own homegrown [bleep] machine four. is this the way to win an argument? >> the good news is you may not be a racist [bleep]. you might just be ignorant of what crt is. ♪ ♪ [sighs wearily] here, i'll take that! woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram o

brent: jens korte, as always, thank you.s being hailed as a huge step towards tax justice. 130 countries have agreed to a global tax plan to ensure that multinationals pay a tax rate of at least 15%. the plan is designed to prevent large firms including google, amazon, and facebook from taking advantage of weak tax rules. today's show of support is significant, but not every country is on board. reporter: this modest press release from the oecd could have a huge impact on the global taxation system. the newly agreed minimum tax rate could add as much as $150 a billion to government coffers worldwide. germany's finance minister says the deal is an enormous step forward. >> this will stop the race to the bottom. as democratic states, we can now decide for ourselves on a fair and appropriate level of taxation. we will no longer have to watch out for tax havens and tax avoiders, and multinationals that pay hardly any tax. reporter: the push to secure international agreement for the global tax rate came from the biden administrat

you have joe concha on "the hill," jen psaki is a quote, professional gas lighter. gave general talk sy three pinocchios trying to say that the gop was defunding the police. what do you say to this. >> defunding comes from a lot of municipalities. when i hear lori lightfoot that the attacks on her based as a woman are hogwash. you need to get into a crime control strategy and incorporate practitioners in law enforcement because the police no better than anyone else how to gain on a precipitous drop in crime. it is not happening. synergy is nonexistent. politicians are going one way, the police are going the other and the community is suffering as a result because the crime is going through the roof. elizabeth: darren porcher. good to see you. come back soon. >> thanks, elizabeth. elizabeth: okay we'll stay on how americans have been misled by the media. they're still downplaying crime and the border crisis. many in the media are doing that. now we have members of the media flip-flopping on the covid wuhan lab leak possibility. the public was misled for over a year a

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>> i would have rather here president biden and jen psaki say we are not going to sit on the keystonepeline in the united states allowed to operate but unfortunately president biden was more interested in shutting down american energy while allowing russian gas to be pumped into germany. it makes no sense and threatens america's energy independence. it is shocking to see the biden administration take not really anti-american but anti-american jobs -- todd: every time we do a segment about keystone and board stream i ask so haven't got an answer, why is the administration doing this? >> i can't tell you why but hard-working arkansans from across the state have lost their jobs, we are paying more at the pump whether taking kids to soccer practice or calling grain to the mills, they have to pay more because of the increased energy costs in the united states because of president biden's decision, we've been part of a lawsuit to sue president biden and the keystone pipeline, arkansas pushing back, when we see president biden giving a pastor russia and germany it doesn't make sense, hurts a

it is clearly obvious that jen psaki, and one more thing.jen psaki is trying to deputize through joe biden and other people. try to deputize people to do what they can't do. they admitted to having a list. even when you have ler cornered they back down. >> they're say it in the open. white house saying we are working with facebook. facebook also put out a statement today saying yes, we are working with the white house. we banned all of these people. so before it was -- we were just theorists. i mentioned this in the monologue that this doesn't turn into something a part of the campaign. candidates are saying misinformation they can't be allowed to there is no assurances at all. believe me, if you are getting any sense of optimism from me. then i have screwed this interview up. i'm not -- here's the problem. where are the republicans in d.c.? listen, guys, i'm sorry, get off your asses. what are you doing? we have a couple -- i don't want to stigmatize the whole group. buff what the hell are you doing? this is the single most political issue

plus, biden family ethics, jen psaki claims j this administratn is the most ethical in history.n why won't they tell us who is ponying up half a million bucks for hunter biden's new-found hobby, art. investigative journalist peter schweisser is here on the ethics behind the $3.5 million payout from the mayor of moscow's wife and the millions more from chinese companies tied the chinese military and xi jinping. then is it economic policy or a shakedown, senator lindsey graham on the infrastructure plan and whether it's tied to a wildly expensive tax and spend blowout with the democrats' new scheme now to throw an amnesty component in there as well. plus, joe biden's attack on facebook. >> what's your message to platforms like facebook? >> they're killing people. i mean, they're really -- look, the only pandemic we have is among the unvaccinated. and they're killing people. maria: yes, the finger pointing has begun as president trump's lawsuit looms over censorship.ar fox host mark levin on the threat of marxism raging through the country, is it coming through the chinese communis

i think we can all get on the page that that's a distinct possibility so i think jen psaki's answer hadlity. i also think that ultimately this is about critical race theory, this is about, what we teach our kids in our schools and i want to look to texas where republicans are advancing sbu three which is no teacher in public schools can say that the kkk was morally wrong, that segregation was bad. we have gone to such lengths that we are now erasing history, we need to teach history and have accountability because we need to improve our country. and telling the truth about our history is important. there is a reason 1.2 million g.i. bill recipients, black recipients weren't able to get the g.i. bill because of policy. you know that black wall street was burned, we need to teach these things in our schools. >> i'm so that you said that because i find it hard to believe that republicans are saying anything about protecting the kkk when it was a democratic-led group. >> why not teach it? >> absolutely, if you want to talk about critical race theory and talk about teaching appropriate in ou

jen psaki.hat big tech has essentially colluded with government and become a because i government actor. i've got to tell you, the trump lawyers had to have been celebrating, toasting champagne when that was admitted from the podium. >> right, ice dominic i foresee an amendment. i will say absolutely i agree. as president trump was announcing this, he set a specific phrase. he said the government has deputized social media platforms, and the issue is, remember, for example, justice clarence thomas decision which related directly to this, which is why president trump filed a lawsuit. he said, as twitter made clear, this lies most powerfully in the hands of private digital platforms. and the extent to which that power matters for purposes of the first amendment, and the extent to which it could be lawfully modified by the federal government -- "and now this is me talking , such as this. we have now her comments, and actions now that led to us to know for sure that, yes, they are working together c

call to jen imminent and insidious threat to our nation's health.ay his boss at joe biden so that so-called misinformation is literally killing people. watch this. >> m what's your message for platforms like facebook? >> they are killing people. look. at the only people we have been in unvaccinated. and they are killing people. >> jason: naturally in order to battle this insidious thought that's killing people at the house just proudly announced to plan some serious social media in the corning someone call that spying. and is now flagging various facebook accounts that it wants band from the platform. if this seems like a tyrannical attempt to control the free flow of information, that's because it is. but according to jen psaki the biden administration is just trying to protect you from yourself. watch. >> a couple of the steps that we have, you know, they could be constructed for the public health of the country are providing for facebook or other platforms to major and share and publicly impact their misinformation on the platform and the audienc

that is why i was offended by what jen psaki said at podium at white house to behalf of the president. in strong to the athlete disrespecting our flag and anthem, jen psaki saying it is okay because america has not always lived up to our highest ideals, what a ludacris, shallow and divisive thing to do. our ideals are high, maybe even unattainable, but the point is they serve as a opportunity fiing aspiration for the nation, we know what john sacky was talking -- jen psaki of the talking about it was race, true today there is still far too much racial injustice in the country, but as woe acknowledge that, can anyone name a single country on earth, that offers more opportunity to those from any race and about background than america? whether these people like jen psaki, so quick to den great america -- den great america, where do they think is a better place to live. why do the athletes, activists, the self hating talking heads that spear exphier -- smear the one country that give chances to immigrants in the world. why do they want to come here? to america? if this country is so racis

according to jen psaki, the administration is closely monitoring the internet. some would call that spying and is now flagging various facebook accounts that it wants band from the platform. if this seems like a tyrannical attempt to control the free flow of information, that's because it is but the biden administration is just trying to protect you from yourself. watch. >> a couple of the steps that we have -- that could be constructive for the public health of the country are providing for a facebook or other platforms to measure and publicly share the impact of misinformation on their platform in the audience it is reaching. also with the public, with all of you to create robust enforcement strategies that provide transparency about rules, shouldn't be banned from one platform and not others for providing misinformation out there. >> per usual, was not interested in answering the tough questions from sharon peter doocy. have a look. >> speaking of misinformation in the announcement from yesterday, how long has the administration been signed looking for a vacc

. >> i asked jen later on in our exchange and i think a lot of people concerned that that this is biger and she backed off and we are not monitoring people and she said i think people care more of people dying of covid of the nonvaccinated than the federal government monitoring post, they would not call themselves big brother but they admit this is happening because they decided it's more important getting people vaccinated then it is with the expectation of privacy if there is any on social media. larry: one more i know you're covering this hard, the idea that they, the white house, frankly any white house has a monopoly on something called information and in particular regarding covid in the pandemic and the science quote on quote which has changed a thousand times, why did she think she's a repository of the right information. >> that's a great question but they think this is so serious, a few minutes ago president biden was walking out to marine one listen to how gravely he is describing the situation about the misinformation on facebook. >> what's the message of platforms like fa

just a week ago she was still pregnant with denise and jens madness, baby girl. her family has mixed feelings about her job. i will go to the school, of course my husband was against it, but i talked to him, explained everything to him. and then he understood it really well. bob falls into more sees what i do pretty negatively, you know, because he does not understand how you can give away a child that has been growing inside. you know, because i stand by what i do doing that this child is not mine. i'm only carrying it for other parents better for you know, we have a suit keep vendors out of after the birth i blood a lot and wasn't conscious for almost a day. oh, i had general anesthesia and never saw the child feel like this is not my child. louis i have to buy and so i have no special feelings toward her from somebody. my mom, my mother and my 3 sisters understand that because me and they always knew that i could build a new house with the money from the 3rd to see. that's why they didn't ask many questions. thought up by the senior. just our also particular n

we are joined again by laura, ely, abby and jen rogers.ra, tell me what you just heard there from paula. >> wow. when she said a 15-year scheme, that in my mind said for every year that you fail to pay taxes it represents a separate count, which means that you have -- i think it is a minimum, depending on the amount, of about seven years per count if i'm not mistaken under new york law. you add that up and you are talking about a very significant prospective sentence. of course, it is very rare that someone would get the maximum if convicted on all of those counts, but we're not talking about small potatoes here. what is unsurprising is that this indictment did not simply rely on statements about fringe benefits. it was far more expansive, filing fraudulent documents, other aspects that paula laid out for us. but, again, it goes to the heart of what was the nature of the position of allen weisselberg, what was he in a position to know, to do, who was he acting on behalf of. those are the kinds of questions that will now come up. we know th

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jen has tried to explain his absence. >> i said that he probably had a long run, he may be lost, but we and so many other people are helping to look for him. >> reporter: jen, who met philip at mit, said he loves walks and cooking for his family. >> he truly finds joy in just the simple things, like looking out off of our window at the sunset and post meal, to look at it, -- >> jen said she is focusing on moving forward minute to minute, caring for her children and continuing the search for her husband, the family thinks he could be as far south as a word, perhaps even make it to the iron horse trail, and perhaps all the way even back to berkeley because he may be just confused or disoriented at this point. >> it's just break and what she has to tell those kids. just heartbreaking for everybody. andrea, thanks. >>> now to some dramatic video out of hayward. it shows a police officer pulled a man out of a burning car. take a look. >> get out, get out, get out! >> it happened last month. officers responded to reports of a car fire, and when they arrived, they found a man asleep in the

>> tomi: when i listen to jen psaki, it reminds me of when you have a cheating boyfriend and you knowk them about it and they refused to answer the question even though you have solid proof. that's what jen psaki reminds me of every time she takes that lectern, those are always her answers but furthermore, covid from the onset of this pandemic has been about political convenience for the democrats are at least at their messaging. first, it was no masks, then no masks, then double masks and then it was from vaccine, and now they want everyone to get vaccinated and they will go door-to-door to push it. at every turn, they wonder why the american people are skeptical and why they are nervous. why? this pandemic has been handled horribly in large part by the democrat party in the american people have a reason to be skeptical and then not answering questions doesn't help the matter. >> kennedy: you were doing this job so you know this entire situation from the inside out, how differently are they treating this administration? >> mercedes: they get a lot of softball questions but for the je

. >> jen and that crew, by the way.'s in the spritz again? >> it's aperol, prosecco, a slice of orange and in honor of italy winning the cup, the euro cup, it's part of what the italians called apertivo, where you have these great drinks and little nibbles it's very civilized. >> he's so cultured, that roker. isn't he >> he is >> no. he just likes to drink >> yeah, and there's that. >> can we get a forecast >> something i learned during the pandemic >>> anyway, let's take a look. it has been hot and june before prove it 72.6 degrees was our average temperature in the united states hottest june in 127 years. of records, 8 states had their number one hottest june on record out west and in new england, as well for today, afternoon highs are going to continue to scorc out west into texas and the southwest, we're looking at 90s. in the mid-atlantic states all the way down the florida we have heavy rain developing in the northeast. heavy showers down through southern florida and that rain extends back into texas. record highs

[applause] where is jen? again, please. >> i just appreciate the opportunity to be here with all these amazing patriots. i thank you, president trump, for everything you're doing for us. [applause] >> thank you, jen. dr. kelly victory. i love that name. i would take that name if i had the choice. as a a board-certified trauma and emergency specialist from colorado. great person. he was asked by the pastor of a church to prepare a video about how to mitigate risks of the china virus to allow -- >> gillian: we have been listening to president trump, former president trump, speaking from his golf course in bedminster, new jersey. he has announced he's leaving a class action lawsuit against big tech. in the city has filed, he names twitter ceo jack dorsey, google ceo sundar pichai, and also facebook ceo mark zuckerberg by name. the president saying he is suing them essentially for banning him in the aftermath of the capitol invasion on january 6. he said it was unlawful and unconstitutional. so far twitter has pe

jen psaki or as i call her the contortionist pretzel.and had this to say. >> over the last 18 months around the country we see spikes in violent crime to believe during summer months, often unfortunately during holiday weekends. carley: while that may be true, crime across the country is unseasonably high. the numbers are staggering. auto thefts up, 299% in philadelphia. jen psaki says the president will work to address violent crime and advocate for additional $300 million for the cops program. there you have it. jillian: there are no words. carley: the charity golf tournament took place yesterday. you are looking at tom brady. we will show a video of him that social media can't stop talking about, he crushed the drive so far it went 390 yards, landed feet away from the pit. wasn't enough to win. aaron rodgers defeated phil mickelson and brady 322 in big sky, montana. i know this golf tournament is about golf charity but i think it is about trash talk. they do a lot of trash talk before the tournament. todd: the losses they have had. ji

please welcome jen. >> thanks. good afternoon, everybody. welcome to today's acs panel on what's next for court reform. i'm jen bendry, senior politics reporter for the huff post, i'll be your moderator today. a couple of house keeping items before we begin. today's call is being recorded and the recording will be available after the call on acs's web site. if you want to ask a question, you can type it into the q&a box on the bottom of your screen at any time during this call. please don't use the chat function to submit questions because they might get missed. feel free to send any questions during the panel. i will try to pick up some as we go, and then i will save the rest for the end. finally, whatever this means i'm going to tell you, one hour of california cle credit is available for this call. please e-mail info@acslaw.org, with court reform in the subject line to receive your cle credit. if you're seeking credit in any other jurisdiction, to see if it provides with reciprocity. cle materials can be found on the event page of acs's w

jen psaki gave the foul answer and we don't know that.d be, martha. >> yeah, there's a couple of different things that i think crop up here. one is that the information does continue to change over the course of covid. and some of the things that we're seeing as early on, you think about what the dr. fauci said about masks and all that. the vaccine issue, people do have different feelings about whether or not they want to be vaccinated. they have the freedom to make the choices. the government has the freedom to say this is what we believe that you should do based on these criteria. then you hear about the certain entities are on a list that they want to cross off. i think this is a -- like a battle of ideas. they need to combat it with coming forward with what they say is the correct information to block these people on this list or off of it or ask facebook to do that, it gets into tricky territory, joe. >> it's very tricky. if you follow the money, facebook won't change the way they're doing their business. their stock is up 100 points

peter doocy asked jen psaki if kamala harris got the covid test after she met with democrats.t jen psaki had to say on that front. >> anything to be concerned about until a certain time has passed? >> the vice president's office put out that she was tested and there was no detection of covid 19, they put out some specific details about their proximity to the individuals who tested positive as well, we take these precautions incredibly seriously and abide by guidance of health and medical experts. >> kamala harris tested negative and they take this seriously. >> back to my earlier point, this was shady the way they handled this. everybody knew what she was doing at walter reed, why didn't they come out and say it? it goes back to the messaging. the confusing messaging coming out of this white house needs to stop, it needs to be point blank, let the american people know what is going on and with regard to this covid stuff with regard to kamala harris stop protecting the texas state democrats who made the trip to dc, this is all to protect them and their mission, they are shirkin

are state actors. >> straws are not alone in her criticism, article in the "national review" argues jenki escalated the conservative war on big tech. four police officers hurt in texas, all five shot by a man barricaded inside a home. the suspect was arrested after an hours long standoff. three of those offices were released from the hospital can one fighting for his life in critical condition. swat commander sergeant josh bartlett died at the hospital. the sheriff's office holding a procession in his honor, he leaves behind a wife and three sons. >> section work schedules and infrastructure deal for next wednesday. the senate democrat leader calling for agreement on the $3 trillion budget deal. >> the time has come to make progress and we will. we must. >> the deal is still being finalized and need 60 votes to move forward, 10 republicans must be on board. >> can spend the age of 12 might be approved to be vaccinated against the coronavirus. emergency approval for the age group could come in early to mid winter. the agency hopes to work toward getting full approval after that. moderna

do jen! , the false narrative that surrounds this number one and then to peter! and we will hear later from angela, the false narrative is that she has created about american history and our founding. now we're talking about this person having a five-year contract to teach journalism and yet she hasn't been helpful in trying to set an honest narrative. and also she has actionable academic work when you look at her 1619 project. all of this is troubling and to me when i look at it, what i look at what the study says journalism and the state of academia there's more concerned about a false narrative. there frenzy over a false narrative. this group obviously, there are very few people who seem curious enough to get to the actual truth of this. do jen!, some of the local news outlets have reported the correct narrative now, but there are a lot of people in academia who and in journalism too for that matter that aren't curious enough or want to get to the actual truth of this of this whole narrati