reporter: thanks, jen. i want to ask, is there any more you can share on president biden's perspective on progressive's concerns the framework for the social safety net and climate plan is not enough to move forward with an infrastructure bill? jen: well, the president -- first, i'd reiterate the president is absolutely committed to getting both pieces of legislation done. he's conveyed that publicly. he's conveyed that privately. as you all know, yesterday, he had a very good meeting with chairs and members of the congressional black caucus, congressional hispanic caucus, congressional pacific islander caucus, congressional women's caucus and they went to the stakeout agreeing this historic deal we're nearing would have triumphs to the constituencies they all represent. we would reiterate and he would reiterate his commitment to getting both pieces of legislation done. certainly what he's been working on is getting agreement on moving both pieces of legislation forward. but i would also note that if you lo

jen: no. it's conveying that the president's going to have to continue to go out there and make the case to the public about what is in these packages. no matter what it passes. reporter: soon, possibly as soon as this weekend, the united states will hit $700,000 deaths from covid. when the u.s. hit 500,000 the president caused and held a memorial. how does he intend to mark this next terrible milestone? and also what responsibility does he feel for the last 200,000 debts? jen: as the president said many times he feels incredible responsibility for everything that's happening in the country, including our ongoing fight and battle with covid-19. that's why he is focused on this. that's his number one priority since the first day he came into office. we've saved tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of lives because of action his administration took. i think we're about 77%, 78% of the public having received at least one vaccine. obviously, we'll all take a moment to pause when we hit that 70

jen: they very well may. to get additional context, key components of immigration will be in the package. the president was vocal about that. democrats went back twice about trying to get components into the package and the parliamentarian twice ruled that they could not be included in the package. in order to overrule a parliamentarian, it is. not just waving a magic wand. that is a legislative process. i will talk to leader schumer and others to discuss whether there is the appetite to do that. >> reconciliation is one of the last opportunities to get immigration reform passed, president biden says that is on the agenda. are there concerns that this is not going to happen at all? jen: the president is nine months into his first term in office. he introduced an immigration bill his first day and his immigration bill not only included a pathway to citizenship, it included investment in smart border security, border reforms to the asylum processing system, it included ensuring that dreamers no longer have to w

jen: i have two items at the top. in baltimore today secretary becerra announced the biden administration's new federal overdose prevention strategy building on previous actions the administration has taken to address addiction and the overdose epidemic. the overdose epidemic has evolved and our strategy to combat is evolving as well. that's why the new strategy prioritizes prevention, harm reduction, evidence-based treatment and support during recovery. the holistic focus on harm reduction and recovery support in particular are new and innovative approaches. that includes actions like increasing access to medication treatment for people with opioid use disrecord. disorder. and expanding access to harm reduction services. with drug overdose deaths increasing by more than 30% last year, the severity and worsening nature of this epidemic requires an all hands on deck approach. this strategy from h.h.s. builds upon the biden-harris administration's year one drug policy priorities and is a key part of addressing that risi

: jen:? we understand. you are a parent, i'm a parent, parents want to ask their doctors questions and their pd addition -- pediatricians questions. understand the safety and efficacy. of course i want to be available until it's fully through the gold standard fda approval process, but we know that, we understand that. what we will be doing is, knock on wood with this is approved, empowering local medical experts, pediatricians, doctors who can answer questions as they have them will be encouraging people to speak to their doctors. i'm sure as we get closer, if we get to that point we will have more to say about how we will be communicating with parents in meeting them where they are. thanks, everyone. >> get c-span on the go, watch the days political events live our on demand anytime, anywhere, on our new mobile video app, c-span now. listen to c-span radio and discover new podcasts, offer free. case 2443, united states versus tsarnaev. may it please the court. after watching video of respon

jen: hi, everyone. ok. today joining us needs partly introduction, our national security advisor, jake sullivan, who will be reviewing the president's trip, second foreign trip later this week. he'll take questions jf wards, will i do a full briefing. or as long as you guys would like to do a briefing after that. i turn it over to jake. jake: thank you, jen. hi, everybody. it's good to be heemplet as you know the president is leaving for europe on thursday. he'll first head to rome for the g-20 and then to glass cow for the international climate conference. in rome he'll start on friday with a meeting with pope francis. followed by a bilateral program with our italian hosts including meetings with the italian president and italian prime minister. he'll also meet with french president mack roan on friday. macron on friday. saturday and sunday he'll attend the g-20 events. there will be several sessions covering the main elements of the international economy and international affairs. and while he's there in

this is jen carson.43 years old, she has returned home to care for her mother with whom she share a close bond and a dark history. >> recently i was helping clean out my mom's house and i found a girl scout patches and i also found some pictures. jen's childhood started off with many others with a mom and dad who love her. >> those are my faparents. my mom was teaching and my father was staying home with me. >> there is your dad doing your hair. >> yeah, he would do my hair every morning. >> how would you describe your relationship with your dad as a kid? >> in those early years, we have a relationship that most people would have with their mother perhaps. we were incredibly close. he was my whole world. >> think that's around the time he graduated from college. my parents met in the counter culture movement of the late 60s and throughout the first year of their marriage, they were really focused on their activism. for jim and lynn, the '60s was a time of civil unrest, protest war and trip drugs that jim

jen hyman, ceo of rent the runway with us now.journey, steering the company through a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic. nobody was getting out of pajamas and here we are on your big day at the nasdaq. women are getting dressed again. how does it feel? jen: i have never felt so proud. it is such a milestone day. we have gone from a one dress and one situation to a full closet in the clouds. outfitting women for every situation. this business has always been to disrupt the industry. build the largest sharing closet and empower women to feel their best every day. the first-ever female ceo founder, coo, and cfo. it was such a special thing to be part of this moment especially after what our team went through last year. emily: the first company ever to go public with a female ceo, coo, and cfo. what does a milestone mean and what should others take away from that? jen: it is something i'm so incredibly proud of. it shows how much more work there is to be done. i think this is a step in the right direction. until women and success is in a he

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so jen psaki has tested positive for covid. when you lay out the timeline, she hasn't seen the president since tuesday. this decision was made wednesday because of a family member that tested positive. jen psaki proceeded to test negative on wednesday, thursday, friday, before testing positive today. based on that statement, this should have had no potentially negative impact on the president. jen psaki says she's only experienced mild symptoms and continues to work from home. we now know why she didn't make the trip, because of a family emergency. we now know what that is. she will continue working from home for the next ten days. >> we just heard phil describe that jin jen psaki last saw th president on tuesday, but they were outside, masked and sitting six feet apart. knowing that, the risk would be pretty low. what do you think? >> definitely. condolences to ms. psaki. she is vaccinated and i'm sure will be fine. she and the president were both wearing masks, were outside and were six feet apart. that would keep it less pos

why have you not married jen psaki?i am an honorable man. >> greg: you live a life of lowered expectations. so what is your feeling? >> that's why the treadmill quit glinted for me because if there is no treadmill, then i have the perfect excuse for why i don't have to use the treadmill. i just think people aren't stupid. when you're trying to put lipstick on a pig except right now there is not much lipstick or piggy. pig. the other thing i found insulting was people saying jen psaki saying this is a sign of the economy taking up the goods are in short supply. no, i was not waiting to buy food. i am always looking to buy food. >> greg: that's true. it's a very good point. i wish i had come up with ads. kat your entire dating life was focused on low expectations. but then it changed. >> i have been married now for almost six months. thanks. >> greg: good to have you here. >> sorry anybody who might have lost money. reading the article. it's absurd. you can't say that ever. imagine if a therapist said that. did it ever oc

jen ed are these classes everybody takes. there is roughly about a third of the college experience for the typical students. that is your intro to english, intro to get a well-rounded education. over many, many decades they have accrued in such a way a lot of these classes in the way of content but we look at the book at some survey data where they ask incoming freshman basic questions about knowledge and critical thinking. two years later after the end of their sophomore they asked the same questions there's basically no difference on the amount of materials they learn paid no improvement at critical thinking skills. these are all from the years they spend in college taking the jen and classes. so he asked the question why are remaking students take multiple into tens of thousands of dollars taking mandatory classes for getting a degree and they aren't not learning much in those classes. they have figured a way to lobby the curriculum to make their classes mandatory what is that mean? you can hire more faculty, the english d

according to jen psaki, there is no inflation. that's a huge lie.ording to jen psaki, joe's $3.5 trillion bill back better plan cost $0, won't cost us a penny. according to jen psaki, the afghan withdrawal of abandoning americans was a success. and she be the most dishonest indignant press secretary in american history, but she's just following her boss. to her credit, joe biden doesn't make it easy, does it? between between his cognitiveve decline which is so obvious. he's a mess the many naps he takes, the weeks in delaware i'm sure the jobs not easy. make no mistake, joe biden is fast becoming the single worst president by far in american history, if not the history of the great republic. but today, on the hill joe biden is all smiles. i wonder if he knew it was friday? until he doesn't. take a look. >> if i had a whistle on a cord. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. a thousand different questions.o i'm telling you, we are to get this done. it doesn't matter when.te it doesn't matter whether it's 6 minutes, six days, or six weeks. we are going to get it don

we're working to get jen psaki on the line.re you up? i want to watch history. thank you, john. another is up with his kitten jane. dan, what have you got on that? >> audrey is up because her cat managed to get its head stuck in a trash can. audrey, we've all been there. in fact, my 6-year-old has done that too. david, meanwhile, is up early to make sure the basement isn't flooding. again, right here in new york city, everything is flooding including highways. >>> up next, the white house rejected donald trump's latest claim of executive privilege over january 6th documents. >>> and coming up on "morning joe," as democrats continue to vote, we'll hear from majority whip jim clyburn. plus senator elizabeth warren will join the conversation. "morning joe" is just a few minutes away. nversation "morning joe" is just a few minutes away gabrielle? this old spice fiji hand and body lotion has me smoother than ever. that's what it does. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only o

that's why the white house and jen psaki got so many questions on them.y are together going to be inside of the white house and beating with the president all today but not at the same time, peter. how can we expect that they are going to come together if they can't even sit together at the same time? >> that's a great point. jen psaki was explained that as a comment these lawmakers talk to each of their outside of the white house. they communicate by phone and huddle separately but what so interesting is the white house is hearing it from all different kinds of activists. you have people worried about climate, people worried about certain child care benefits and things like that and they will not say exactly what it is that they are okay with topping out. they are saying the only -- and something has to come out to shrink the bill but the only thing they are saying is that their only red line is that president biden won't raise taxes on anybody making over $400,000 per year. >> sandra: well robert wolf, who was sitting on's that, a staunch guy and a busi

we actually pay jen psaki's salary and a job security of their precious public sector. true the face of the democrats. the party of the public sector for the public sector. if you are not a part of it you are nothing to them. it is truly contemptible. got directv stream. now we can watch live tv and on demand. serena... scary movie... serena... scary movie... serena williams ready to serve. ahh! quiet, please. triple match point serena williams... this is her moment. ahh! quiet, please. ahh! quiet, please! get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. introducing directv stream, with no annual contract. steve: guess where liz cheney is going next month? new hampshire. people of first presidential primary in the race for white house in 2024? is she really planning to run for president. will she have the never trump lane to herself. who else is going to new hampshire, maryland governor larry hogan, what are their chances, jason chaffetz is here with us, i don't know, why else would she go to new hampshire. she can't really believe -- what is this about? >> wel

jen is far more of an expert that i am -- then i am. we've got to think about that, do we want to ratchet it up? i think sanctions are a very effective way of doing it. >> we all know we have the glossy house issue. you go back to the peace " deterrence and dis-suasion in cyberspace," and there are options. we are squarely in the deterrence by denial phase of this, or capability. i agree, it has to be all instruments of national power and we have to be able to stand behind when we say we are going to hold actors accountable. we have to be able to have tools that can effectively do that. my world is all about deterrence by denial, but this has to be an instrument of national power. >> i just want to add one thing. that's why the position is so important. we have the quarterback, kind of like the head coach, he will see everything and be able to revise. that's one reason i was such a strong supporter of having a national director. working of course with all the other sectors of government, we need that person to look at the playing field

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jen psaki, the white house press secretary, has tested positive for covid. >>> in the meantime, buckingham palace said queen elizabeth will spend the next two weeks resting on advice of her doctors. all we know is the monarch spent the night in the hospital last week for some preliminary investigations. we don't know what for. questions about the queen's health were raised last month when she arrived at a gala with a cane, which is rare to see. in the meantime, on tonight's brand new episode of "diana," we see how the royal princess shook the family to the core. here's a preview. >> there is a real pressure cooker atmosphere as diana is lang for the publication of the book. it's at least a year in the making, and she's doing all this literally under the noses of royal officials. >> diana was effectively planting a bomb underneath the royal family. >> diana knew the minute buckingham palace found out about this, it would have been stopped. >> at one stage diana felt that all her conversations were being listened to, so we decided to get some skcramblers. thes

when we see them in a restaurant, maybe jen psaki laughs it off. sorry.y are prosecuting fellow americans for doing the best they can or making the same innocent mistake. >> harris: i wanted to chime on this. chris cuomo is on that list. your tax dollars are not paying for him but he was on that list. >> emily: maybe they are. point well taken, harris. just ahead, police shortages in some major cities could get worse thanks to controversial vaccine mandates. now the city of chicago is reportedly threatening to fine and fire officers who don't comply. that's next. (judith) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? don't you just ride the wave? (judith) no - we actively manage client portfolios based on our forward-looking views of the market. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions, right? (judith) no, we don't sell commission products. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client's best interest. (other money manager) so when

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millennial's and jen zeke who claims to be socialist, they love the choices.g to choose between lyft and uber, over each and door -- and that sets us apart but we won't have that because people like jen psaki don't take it seriously insight i guess you're just going to have to do without, i guess you can't have. >> yes and soviet russia -- here's the thing. when we hear the washington post tell us to lower expectations from we hear jen psaki and economic advisors and biden administration thank it's a high-class problem which is good to know, i'm glad to hear low income friends and loved ones and neighbors aren't suffering in a major way from this. this is what happens when government here and across the world have been playing red like we might with the economy for the better part of two years now shutting things down and opening them at will like that scene and squid game for if anybody is still moving, they turn around and die. that's what's happening right now with the economy and as a result, it turns out you can't pull levers all day long and it doesn't r

jens weidmann quitting the bundesbank.he surprise move for personal reasons comes after he was passed over for president. angela merkel saying within the last few minutes that it will be up to her successor to pick his were placement. covid cases continue to climb across europe. the u.k. secretary will hold a conference, expect it to urge the elderly to get boosters. his government is still ruling out lockdowns for now. let's talk about where we are with the market. equity markets bid in europe, up 0.2%. we are just continuing to push higher. the stoxx 600 got up into the mid-for 70's not long ago. crude is negative, but very much off the floor that inventoried that we broken the last half-hour, certainly pushing crude prices back up again. brent crude, $85 on the nose. alix: in the u.s., we are seeing a sixth straight day of gains for the s&p. haven't seen that since about mid july, up by 0.4%. you have a earnings dissecting the haves and have-nots versus the same time, there is no alternative. john authers added somethin

according to jen psaki jen psaki, unvaccinated americans are to blame.his. >> what do you make of these really terrible polls? are they doing something wrong? is it just the communication or some things that have to be done? >> sure, well, i would say this is a really tough time in our country. we are still battling covid and a lot of people thought we would be through it including us. and because of the rise of the delta variant, because of the fact that even though it was a vaccine that was approved under a republican administration, even though we now have full fda approval and even though it is widely available across the country we still have a quarter of the country, less than that, 20% of the country who have decided not to get vaccinated. no question that is having an impact. of course as the president has said, the buck stops with him. that is far and away the biggest issue in the minds of the american people and it is impacting a lot of issues. >> jason: on the campaign trail didn't joe biden promise to get the virus under control? by his own a

jen psaki was being snarky. we are not the post office. you are. greg gutfeld hammering home a comparison that more and more people have been making lately. >> greg: it comes amid a slew of bad headlines showing joes change into jimmy carter is almost complete. americans are quitting jobs at a record pace. inflation surging more than expected in september with consumers paying 5.4% more for goods compared to last year. the white house is warning shoppers their stockings will look empty. >> harris: people are feeling it. americans unloading or economic data which reveals the inflation rate is the highest in 13 years. pinning the blame on the binned white house. one called it the biden economy. will cane from fox and friends weekend. who doesn't think that people are feeling this inside the white house? >> only those that would be saddled can the blame. we are not stupid. the parallels are uncanny to hear greg gutfeld compare it to jimmy carter. in the 1970s you have the iranian hostage crisis. now the shame of our withdrawal from afghanistan. we hav

paid liar jen psaki. after afghanistan, the border, the economy, the covid disaster, why would anyone in their right mind to take the biden administration at their word? joe biden promised to beat the virus, knowing brand-new, more contagious and dangerous variant of the delta variant is on the way, and while joe is attending a squeeze low, middle income americans in order to pay for his new green new deal, build back better plan, these same amg under record-setting inflation, despite gas prices, heating prices, cooling prices, nationwide shortages, we literally pay more for every item we buy now, thanks to joe, in order to combat these challenges, large corporations, they have to alter their own supply routes, suppliers, and of course, it costs more money, they pass that cost all on to you. many small businesses, they are not so lucky and are now getting offended by supply chain issues created by joe biden and the white house is even reportedly floating an idea to use the national guard to help alleviate

sales. >> testy exchange between jen psaki and the new york post reporter.,$000 each, the white house and those who purchase this. >> this is your favorite topic but again, still the purview of the gala rest. we still do not know and will not know who purchases any painting. we are going to move on to some other topic. lots going on in the world. jillian: the us government ethics office under president obama posted a sweet saying these are legitimate questions, disappointing to hear jen psaki send a message the white house think the public has no right to ask about ethics. after the last four years these questions have never been more important and this is into popular opinion but this stuff matters. there are questions over hunter biden's artwork profiting off of his father's political career and hunter biden's laptop came out one year ago today. todd: the gala rests. katie couric with a shocking admission. carley: in it she talks about a 2016 interview with ruth bader ginsburg and admits to editing out some critical comments the supreme court justice made

about to hear jen psaki layout his plans this afternoon.n and k-d him, i said, will progressives stand their ground here? he said this, listen. >> maybe the president can pull a rabbit out of his proverbial hat, i'm not convinced of it, firm to the bill. bernie sanders said they wanted to spend $6 tril yob and thought compromise was $3.5 and they will not go for 1.5 or $1 trillion bill. what say you? do you believe that the progressives will budge at all? >> well, like i said, this is bernie sanders' democrat party issue not my grandpa's democrat party. progressives control the democratic party, you saw synema get the heck out of town, only one that will tell progressives to pound sand. progressives controlling the show and haven't been able to get anything done, infrastructure deal, any aspect of the reconciliation deal. i imagine they will not budge, they will demand they get their way. that is why the democratic party is dangerous as they have been. >> sandra: two major, major pieces of president biden's agenda that are currently in jeop

white house press secretary jen psaki says the u.s. remains open to engaging diplomatically with north korea over its webs programs. so far the kim jong un regime has rejected that invitation. up next, congressional democrats and the president focus on going after tax cheats. so that sounds like a plan that would get a lot of support across the aisle. some republicans say the devil is in the details. fox 35 in orlando 52 people killed, wounded or emotionally scarred in the 2018 shooting at a florida high school reach a $25 million settlement. the lawsuit accused broward county school district of negligence. the lawyer says that the largest payments will go to the families of the 17 students and adults killed at marjorie stoneman douglas high school. fox 46 in charlotte as a judge denies bond for attorney alex murmur talk. second evaluation on mur dowk murdock.family of his deceased housekeeper who died after falling at the family's home. this is a live look at chicago from fox 32. our affiliate there. big story there tonight, congratul

jen psaki said it's not late at night. it's early in the morning. was there with the photo journalist the night one video was shot. she has other news as well -- i love how they say it was an early morning flight. is 2 a.m. an early morning flight? i traveled quite a bit. >> it was typical of the biden administration. they obstruct and never tell you anything. i got the run around when we were trying to find out more engines about these flights. i think the american -- information. i think american people deserve to know where these people are going across the country. white plains airport we watch two come in and another one stopped in jacksonville, florida, before it went on to white planes. hundreds -- plains. from is no way we can track them all without transparency from the adams administration. >> sean: they got preferential treatment. no covid testing because they won't be here long, the jen psaki line. >> they say they are. >> sean: that contradicts what they said early and there is no evidence that happened. we see if they look sick. that's

jen psaki holding daily press briefing.his is the first set of documents. we will evaluate cases of privilege on case by case basis. the president believes utmost importance for congress and the american peep toll have complete understanding of the events that day to prevent them from happening again. >> the president had previously said the american rescue plan would add 7 million jobs to the economy. at this point, are you, is the white house confident in that 7 million number? >> that was based on outside economists providing analysis. you are talking about build back better not american -- sorry, didn't know if you were asking about the bill moving through or the bill that has been passed? >> that has been passed. i apologize. >> no, no, i was trying to understand which part of his agenda you are talking about. nothing has changed in terms of the american rescue plan we are currently implementing, yes. >> and finally, the president became first u.s. president to recognize -- why should the u.s. continue to celebrate col

why is competition good, jen psaki?ed at the beginning of the pandemic in 2020 the entire world economy shut down. people were not producing micro chips. now the economy demand is high but we are behind on supply. we are dealing with supply chain issues. >> [overlapping talking]. >> harris: i want to go back to cathy. what richard is talking about, it's a dangerous issue because we are coupled with china for pharmaceuticals. there will be people with diabetes that would be waiting for medicine. i don't want to overblow this. cargo is cargo. >> we are seeing with local schools that can't get food to their kids. it's not just about christmas presents. there is a supply chain issue. what can we control? maybe back in january, february or march instead of democrats putting forth a multi-billion dollars proposal for workers to say home. how do we get workers back on the line. down the road that's what we are going to need. now you have focus who have to deal with that backlog of not having the manpower. those are the times o

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jen, i went to start by saying thank you for being here, and thank you for your service to our country. it is a true honor to have you here today. not long ago, you had the opportunity to deliver a keynote. for those of you in the audience , i had the opportunity to see it and i thought it was an excellent speech. not an easy speech to deliver, a notoriously fickle crowd. i learned a lot and i think you did a tremendous job of educating people on tremendous topics, but most importantly you did a nice job creating trust with a community not easy to build trust with. kudos to you for that. that will serve you well in your agenda. three other things were your keynote, i learned anyone saying cisa will be banned forever, it is cisa. i learned that another agency was almost named acdc. that would've been so cool, and the third thing i learned is you are a pretty good dancer and you do a mean impersonation of elaine from seinfeld. to kick things off, i would like to give you an opportunity to introduce this and tell us why and how this is unique from other government agencies. >> first of al

i always thought the 70s would have been my favorite decade that's largely because i love whalen jennings and the old ford bronco not because i wanted to return to the failures of jimmy carter but joe biden seems intent to dragging us back to high gas prices empty shelves and inflation. a little less charming than the marshal tucker band. what is happening? why are we in this position? most recently and most obviously our supply chain is broken. but that's a boring way of

i have a message for jen and ron and their cognitively impaired boss joe. americans know the gas prices are arising, we know the cost of everything is rising, watching and witnessing in real time supply chain problems because, we all know your policies are crushing poor families and crushing the middle class. all of this too preventable. at least joe biden finally got his very own boat parade. dozens upon dozens of cargo ships full of goods, they are backlogged. labor shortage is wreak havoc on america's supply chain, impacting everybody. if you're wondering why the shells are empty, the products are on those boats. trump had all those boat parades, by the desperately needed one so he created it. all those containers on those ships, the transportation secretary another great compassionate genius pete buttigieg thinks this is a big joke, not a problem, take a look. >> reporter: how bad are they going to get for americans and i'm talking specifically leading here into the december holidays where people are relying on getting goods, getting presents. >> i thin

. >> at the white house bricks territory jen psaki continued to defend the no-cost position. >> the cost is 0, are you admitting it does not cost 0? >> this is not going to cost the american public a dollar. the plan costs nothing for the american people who make less than 400,$000. >> this is the country barrels towards a historic default on the debt ceiling before an october 18th deadline which would threaten to lower the country's credit rating and raise inflation as even a democrat go it alone path seems unlikely at this moment. >> we can work that out. they shouldn't rule out anything. we just can't. we have other tools we can use and if we have to use the we should use them. >> as the president's agenda is held hostage by disagreements between moderates and progressives in the democratic party he is blaming republicans for refusing to come around on the debt ceiling. >> president biden: not only are republicans refusing to do their job but threatening to use their power to prevent us from doing our job, saving the economy from a catastrophic event. it is supercritical, dangerous an

that same statement jen said that a deal was closer than it's ever been. that's an enthusiasm we haven't necessarily heard, especially from some of those more moderate democratic senators. if the white house really believes we are close, i would expect the president to start getting heavily engaged personally in these kind of hours before a potential vote. host: this is a two-prong front of the president's domestic agenda. the infrastructure bill, the $1 trillion infrastructure bill already passed in the senate, obviously. and tis build back better program. the social spending measures, the $3.5 trillion budget package. is there a plan b if this doesn't work? guest: i'm not sure. i think if you talk to folks in the white house they really think that this is the core of the president's domestic agenda. they want to figure out how to salvage either the infrastructure alone but also they have been very clear they want some part of that bigger build back better plan. i think everybody is realistic that $3.5 trillion is not going to happen. it just doesn't have

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white house press secretary jen psaki is expected to face tough questions on president biden's response and have white house response to his death. she is expected to address the ongoing supply chain crisis happening from coast to coast. have you seen the images over and over again, the liness of cargo ships waiting to enter major ports and get the goods across the country. transportation secretary pete buttigieg says the issue will note be resolved until next year. bring in a former speech writer for george w. bush and fox news contributor. great to see you. with the forecast it won't be resolved until next year according to transportation secretary, what does that mean for all of us in getting goods and services we all need? >> it is seldom i find myself agreeing with pete buttigieg, but i agree here. i think that the response from the administration is likely to make it worse, especially if they pass this reconciliation bill. the problem at the -- is not 24/7, the answer is not the president to say, we'll run this around the clock. that may be part of the answer, but the companies ar

or as jens aki says it's not late in the night it's early morning.s as border arrests at their highest level since 1986 maranda devine has a more exclusive details she was there wwith the photojournalist at night one of those videos was shot she joins us live jazz others as well i love how they say it was an early morning flight. it is 2:00 a.m. or 4:00 a.m. an early morning flight? of travel quite a bit my life. >> i mean it was really but typical of the biting administration and the white house press office frankly. they upped the stage and obstruct and never tell you anything they are so opaque i got the runaround during the week when we were trying to fin out more information about thes flights. i think the american people deserve to know where these migrants are being dispersed around the country. at white plains airport we managed to watch two of them come in and watch the beginning of another onewh which is stopp in jacksonville, florida before it went on to white plains. there are hundreds of these flights occurring all around th country ever

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