jen psaki: i do not have any update. the president has a busy schedule and has spoken to a range of leaders, just not everyone. i would note we have an ongoing dialogue at a high level. either one. you are matching, your suits in blue. reporter: people are talking about recession, goldman sachs and bank of america alluded to it because of inflation. the steps that have been taken so far do not seem to have worked to bring inflation down. what additional steps are you looking at the curb inflation and the feeling the economy is headed in the wrong direction? jen psaki: there are a number of strong economic indicators we would point to. we created more jobs last year than any year in american history. the unemployment rate is 3.6%. inflation projected to moderate by the end of the year. there are steps they have and they indicated they have plans to recalibrate. we support that effort. they have a lot of power in terms of addressing inflation. the president is not waiting for that to happen. he is addressing where we see c

jen: sure, well, look. the way we saw it from the beginning is that the threat of sanctions, you know, your hope is that there's a deterrence effect that's been played out in history. that there's been a deterrence effect at times. that's not a sure thing or 100% but fit reduces or makes a leader potentially think about what arks what horrific action that's going to take, they're worth that threat of sangs. never has it been the case that putting sanctions is in place is the effective deterrent. the threat of them has been an effective deterrent. obviously the war has commenced. sangs have always had the purpose of putting in place consequences. right now those consequences include making it very difficult for president putin to fund the war which as you know includes steps like the step taken by the department of treasury yesterday where they're going to be forced because they don't have unlimited resources to make choices about how they'll spend the resources they have. reporter: how do you describe the l

jen: no. reporter: not at all? jen: no. reporter: he's nonplussed by the fact that a growing number of people around him are getting covid. jen: we are -- we have predicted a rising number of cases. it wasn't the number like omicron, he knows there are a number of steps and precautions by put in place to protect him and protect the vice president and other senior members of the team that includes testing for anybody who goes to see him, that includes social distances in meetings, whenever possible, a step we take, an additional precautionnary step we take in order to protect him and protect other senior members of the white house. reporter: is there any on tboing or future, near future conversations with china on the russia situation? or as the u.s. concluded china is not going to budge on its position which is to not get involved and pray to push them off? jen: there'll be ongoing conversations with china including our expectation that they abid by sanctions and not provide material support to russia. i don't have anything

jen: sure. reporter: earlier today they talked about a new package of weapons, that comes as russia has said that such defense would lead to a nuclear war. it seems like the u.s. is brushing off russia's recent nuclear threats. i'm wondering if the administration, to what extent is it taking the latest threat seriously? jen: i think you heard some of our national security officials make clear there's no winning a nuclear war. obviously our objective continues to be to call on reducing the rhetoric, taking the rhetoric on that front down. i think there's been some officials who have abided by that. but i would note that the announcement by germany is in line with announcements we have seen by a number of european countries in providing assistance they have never before provided which is part of the significance here. so this is an unprecedented change to provide lethal aid to another country. that's the significance here from germany. i'd also note that norway provided anti-air missiles, that a n

mix it up but that might confuse him. >> on jen and peter doocy, peter doocy is to jen psaki what theire white house press corp was to me and dana perino. that's the dinners. -- difference. you have one powerful voice playing the devil's advocate. that's peter doocy's role. the white house should listen to him. he is the canary in the coal mine. he is their first warning signal and they ignored him. they are complaining they have 48-1 when i had 49-0. >> sean: he is respectful. it's insulting to suggest he is being fed questions. i have been at this network since day 1 and never have i been told what to say into everybody. we give news and information you won't get elsewhere is a big part of the success of the network and this show. thank you both. looking forward to seeing the book out soon. ari fleischer and joe concha. here's leo terrell. he is so well informed on his own. he doesn't need help from anybody. he is there all day. he works 14 to 16 hours every day like everybody else. he's done a great job and been respectful in asking the questions. >> he's been perfect. he's been so

jen: thank you. reporter: one question on russia and they say an apparent attack on ukraine one of the fuel vehicles is making it harder for russia to stay engaged in trying to end the war. what do you think of the suggestion from russia that ukraine's actions are the ones that are potentially standing in the way of peace over there? jen: we have seen those reports. remember not in -- we are not in position to remark on the kremlin's statement. this is a war that president putin started, a brutal war with russia's forces continuing to bombard cities across ukraine and committing terrible acts of violence. we've seen the people of ukraine fight violently. there is one aggressor here. that is president putin and the russia military at his direction. reporter: second. on title 42, the announcement it will be lifted may 23. can you talk a little bit why the restrictions aren't lifted sooner than may 23, perhaps even immediately? people who want to come to the country will now have to wait seven weeks to

jen: yes. the president believes it's ludicrous for rush to be a member of the human rights council. the ambassador spoke to this today while she was on her overseas trip and she'll continue to make the case in her role when she returns to new york. reporter: why not permanently expell them? jen: i would point you to your u.n. ambassador on what specific steps but obviously removing them would be the next appropriate step in the process. reporter: so president biden is talking about putting putin on a war crime trial. does he expect putin to hurn himself in to stand trial? does he think someone will have to go into russia an arrest him? jen: without going into the mek niches which i know were the good questions everyone was asking our national security adviser, there is precedent in the past for how this can work. we're not going to prejudge how it will work or what steps would be taken. that's not quite where we're at right now, peter. i can't give you stheefns mechanisms of this, if convicted

jen psaki was talking. about i want you in the audience to know listen, these what we were doing by these inspections which we are allowed to do, it did so traffic coming across the border and as a result c, the truckers in mexico got extremely upset. candidly, the cartels got so upset about it, the cartels sent several trucks on fire in mexico and shootouts begin, which calls on the mexican sided for to clear oute a whole lot faster. but what lopez obrador needs to understand and that is if mexico and the statesti and mexico if they continue to allow illegalnu immigration to continue to flow into the state of texas, i have the capabilitys at any time to turn those inspections back on that will backlog those trucks that are trying to come across the border that will cause havoc in mexico and it will be those local governors as well as lopez obrador. they will be the ones paying the political price for it. will you sendpo every illegal immigrant that you find in theil state of texas tole washington, d.c.? >>

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jen: ok. kelly: each of you have a role to play in bringing the president difficult news of a difficult information, unpleasant, unhappy information in your roles. we don't get to hear about that much, or what is the process in this white house when you have her news to deliver to the president? is there a way you do that? is there a way he process is when you have the tough stuff to say? cedric: no, but i find the best thing to do is to be very direct with him and to the point. don't beat around the bush. don't try to hide the ball, sugarcoat it just give it to him straight and he will absorb it. i have seen him take bad news and in terms of policy and i have also been in there when he found out colleagues that he used to serve with or have relationships with have passed, and the best thing to do is just be very candid with him and he gives that back to you, so it is really easy to do it. he is not intimidating in terms of receiving information whether good or bad, so it makes it easy to just

his widow, kayce freed jennings.what would peter make of these times? do you think that, too? >> oh, i think that all the time. i think he would be fascinated. he would be disturbed. he would spend a lot of time looking for answers. >> peter's sister sarah jennings here from canada. what do you think peter would make of these times? >> well, i think he would have been equally puzzled and challenged as you are. peter had this deep sense of curiosity. he went around his story, took it from all sides. somehow i feel he would have found a way through this morass that we're in -- i'm sure you will, too. >> and then last night, an unexpected moment. the orchestra from canada performing a piece by ukranian composer yuri shevchenko, who they learned just days ago had died in kyiv. the piece is called "we do exist." ♪ a night honoring peter. the truth. and a night of solidarity with ukraine. ♪ >> powerful and deeply moving night. i thank peter's family for inviting us. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorro

you have jen that manages press. we will filter information through us and if it is legislative, we will discuss it. we know how the president thinks most of the time so we know how to handle it and what needs to get to him. many times we will pass it onto him because he will process it and give us an answer real quick and we don't have to waste so much time going around it. we elicit the input from both members of congress. >> for the wider audience, you talked about chiefs of staff, the legislative affairs director. he has around him confidants that have been around him for years. the president has been in public life for 40 years. people that he trusted nose with the need to have new ideas, fresh perspectives, a willingness to say things to the president. how do you balance that? jen psaki: cedric and i are relatively new in the biden orbit. to me, you look around and there have been people who have been working with him for 10, 20 years. he has a dedicated group but i remember i was talking to ron klain, how will

don't expect jen saki to field any questions about that. inen fact, many reporters now reportedly, i guess, are afraid to ask saki tough questions because she's a bully who, quote, makes you look like a a-hole. anyway, here with reaction is fox news contributor joe, former council, councilor to trump and kelly anne conway. kelly anne, seriously they're afraid to ask peter dice's not afraid to ask any question and he's nots afraid to spar with jen saki. >> no yeah, go ahead. >> okay. sorry, there's a delay that same article said how boring it is now to be a white house press core reporter under president biden but i take objection with that. they want to pretend everybody's board. i think everybody is routinely lied to. under control, no americans will be stranded there, we're going to kill the virus, this guy inherited three vaccines and has receive now three variants and we're still dealing with covid. these aren't gaps, this is not disinformation, these are lies and i think what we really need is not someone with a russian title for disin

[inaudible] express will jen psaki ride again. to ask for it nobody provides us question, guess what we would quit. the arrogance and vanity there. and then is that how you make it in the white house by the way, follow the lead of a president or tax voters on the campaign trail, silenced reporters on the campaign trail, believing that if they reported about hunter biden? he has been doing this throughout his term and throughout the campaign. even top obama officials larry summers, even treasury secretary yellen even heard stay tuned jen psaki has been wrong inflation is not transitory that is what peter doocy has been asking about so why all the wine? >> oh yes but she also said if you spend trillions more that no economist out there would agree that it would not actually raise the deficit, right? i could go through the list of things she has wide about purchase at republicans ask her for defunding the police. she blamed the border crisis on donald trump and what they inherited. she said the afghanistan withdrawal could be called

jen psaki making it clear it was never a permanent solution, it was aim at curbing -- lifting it would be return to previous standard. >> press sect. psaki: it is not a policy, it is public health authority congress has given the cdc authority to make the determination about and they made the determination. >> marianne: lifting title 42 would open the flood gates at our border. there is a partnership between 25 governors to launch the american governors border strike force to take security into their own hand. >> there is responsibility for national security, martha, there have been two dozen people during the term of the biden administration known being on the terrorist watch list. >> the real story is the crisis that is happening at our border and the way the federal government is derelict in its duty. lifting title 42 is a mistake. >> marianne: many democrats are backing legislation to extend the measure, including democrats like kyrsten sinema and joe manchin and henry cuellar, who has been very open about the border district in south texas. governor abbott saying eighth migrant bu

jen psaki i think is just making sure her career at msnbc is absolutely safe.timentality and fake emotion is something we know, we have seen for years from rachel maddow and others, breaking down in tears, ridiculous, insignificant things, and this is ridiculous and insignificant. it is ridiculous because she is crying about and you just pointed out, sean, something that isn't happening. the ridiculous thing, on top of all of that, is as we all know here, the whole bill in florida had nothing to do with persecuting gay people or anything like it, it is about trying to stop not just the imposition of teaching about sex to kindergartners, but stopping the teaching of an ideology that was literally invented about 18 months ago. i mean, two years ago, nobody had heard about any of this gender fluid nonsense. nobody talked about nonbinariism. everybody knew until yesterday that there were two sexes and some people are attracted to their own sex. now we have this new ideology the disney and others have decided to enforce on american people, an ancient right, about 10

yeah,, jen saki can jen psaki ce back , by the way,pp because she has one foot out the door and apparently is starting at msnbc probably in may and we're in may as far as next month is concerned. yet still she is there at the white house taking questions while there's a clear conflict of interest, it'ss a joke to get to the whole ministry of truth thing. this is like a mel brooks movie except mel's movies were intentionally hilarious. this is downright scary and the fact is going to fall under dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. this guy is t currently presidid over the worst border crisis of our lifetime and he blames the trump administration forg giving him a broken border system, which is a lie. right. syste som. we should give him more responsibility because he's doing such a good job already. i mean, as you what could possibly go wrong? and as you said, nina jankovics, as you noted, christopher steele dossier fan, not a fan of elon musk, hunterte biden this is what she said about it. quote we should view it as a trump campaign product unquote. nope. you get the point my orcas and jankov

major supplier fox on hold to the operations in the chinese tech with jen, jen. delta airlines has posted a loss of $940000000.00 for the 1st quarter. fuel costs for the u. s. carriers have increased by a 3rd since the end of last year. does a share price, however, jumped on use of a search bookings in recent weeks. but let's get more on this from our correspondent on wall street, jens. go to. yeah, it's good to have you with us. so things are starting to look up for you as airlines. it definitely does. that does also reflect them in the stock price. as you mentioned, delta stock up by more than 6 percent and the rent their session are low and other allen stock also traded to the upside. boeing the play maker was the biggest winner in the del jones industrial average. i mean, clearly at the beginning of the year, the situation for the airline industry was the tough with ami kron not just the passenger side away from flying. but also you had crew members who had pilots getting infected and thousands of flights had to get cancelled. but things clearly got better, e

reporter: jen? jen? ms. psaki: go ahead. reporter: i have i have a question here about following the recent palestinian terror attacks from the temple mount and previous week of attacks that have killed many israelis and wounded more, is the biden administration reconsidering its support of the palestinian authority's two-state solution dividing israel or stopping the welfare payments sent to the palestinian authority, who use the money for their pay-to-slay reward system? and i have a follow-up question. ms. psaki: ok. well, i would just note that i spoke to this last week, on wednesday, where i noted that the united states is deeply concerned by the recent violence in jerusalem and the temple mount and across the we- west bank. and we also strongly condemn the recent rocket attack on israel. you may or may not have seen also that the president conducted a call with prime minister bennett on sunday morning. he accepted an invitation by prime minister bennett bennett to visit israel in the coming months. no specific date yet

peter doocy questioning jen psaki in the briefing room. let's watch this. >> this is a key step in promoting research. it broadens the amount of cannabis for medicinal purchases. also, the president is looking at clemency. >> so he remains committed to what he said during the campaign that people charged with marijuana-related offenses, number 1, everybody gets their record expunged? >> he's reviewing his clemency powers. i don't have anything beyond that. >> and about immigration. does the president still have confidence that the vice president can get to the bottom of root causes of migration? >> he absolutely does. he's grateful for her work in doing exactly that. >> why? >> why does he have confidence? should i give you a couple updates? >> what gives the president confidence when he sees that march 22 has 28% more migrant encounters than march 2021 when she got this assignment? >> you asked me about root causes. let me address that first and what the president and other members of the administration have been working with her have bee

reporter: thanks, jen.n the long-range missile test today, putin says this is meant to provide "food for thought" for those who threaten russia. can you talk us through how the administration is interpreting this and whether you're viewing this as a warning or a threat in any way? ms. psaki: we are not -- they were -- they notified under the start treaty, and so, from our perspective, while we -- they provided advance notice of this launch under its new start treaty obligations that have planned to test this missile, the defense department said today that we did not deem the test a threat to the united states or its allies, and the timing of the scope of russia's missile tests do not influence our approach to countering russia's further invasion of ukraine. so, it was noticed through the proper process and the department of defense has spoken to this as well. reporter: and on an unexpected announcement of another round of assistance to ukraine, could you walk us through any specifics, if you have any, on th

not answering the question she's asked about them consistently she should be asked about the messiah jenhunter biden or something present biden setter, said jen psaki does not get samples everyday she especially doesn't as we are transitioning out of the covid world into it over the post pandemic worldly. >> people like peter use the outfoxed challenge her. and he got called in slb for doing a prodrugs that was wrong it was apologize for pre- >> is not or for computer systems to fix your grammar. next. he fear no food. new poligrip power hold and seal. will . >> google is said to rule out a new language function to cut doubt what it's seeing politically incorrect words like landlords and mankind are pop up a box which pop up words it might not be inclusive to all readers such as a police man, fireman or housewife. it would prompt them to use a different word. let's briefly take their floor guest now, sarah westwood, are you going to be adding your typing corrected by google to make sure you are thinking the right things and saying the right things? >> i wonder what is the constituency fo

will discuss with white house press secretary jen psaki. then, republicans tried to link the end of covid era protections on the border to democratic calls for new covid spending. while republican border state government bus to migrants to the steps of the u.s. capitol precooked must continue the ride all the way to washington d.c. >> this is pretty clothes a publicity stunt records will sit out the senate minority leader mitch mcconnell on immigration, midterms and what he will do if republicans take the senate. >> we need to make sure we have fully electable candidates nominated picnics then we'll ask her sunday panel about vulnerable senate democrats pushing back on bidens border planet. >> just a year after fronting rollover crash, tiger tease up as american teens in. all right now, on fox news sunday. ♪ and hello again from fox news. changes to russia's military strategy in ukraine have the west preparing for even heavier fighting in the weeks and months ahead. this as the president faces headwinds on issues like inflation, high energy

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white house press secretary jen psaki is not denying reports she's going to msnbc.oes to msnbc, toxoid anger since i don't like what you're saying i'll circle back tomorrow on it. when you think of this news? >> somebody joked this is not actually leaving the biden administration to go to msnbc. but it is not a surprise but we have been hearing for a few weeks something was going on. what was kind of odd was a number of networks apparently were vying for jen psaki's services after she leaves the white house. so you had the situation where she would come into the white house briefing room and brief reporters, representatives of news organizations that were trying to hire her. it was kind of an odd situation. and now i finally know what happened. elizabeth: americans have been dealing with a triple whammy. misleading statements, gaffes and blunders in operation clean up after biden, jen psaki has been a damage control it is not an easy job but she's also added to the spin room. most recently on skyrocketing gas prices and inflation. you've seen all that that's just th

jen psaki, and president biden have often called this florida law hateful, jen psaki as you saw therer florida governor desantis asked the following question, why is it so important to her, meaning jen psaki for teachers to instruct children in grades k-three about transgenderism and sexuality. it's a fair point that has not been answered, charlie. >> no, it's absolutely a fair question and listen to the rest of the podcast, jen psaki goes into talking about how she prepares for her daily briefings and one of the things she said, they tries to get beyond the talking points and to really understand issues. well, in this case not only is she sticking to a talking point, she's sticking to a completely dishonest talking point as you point out, the bill says nothing near what the opponents to the bill say that it says. it's about the issue of whether or not schools teach young children about these issues that are clearly not age appropriate for these young children and should be left to the domain of parents who actually are in charge of the safety and welfare of children, not school admin

but you were a saying you invite jen psaki to come on and spend an hour? i thought there's a greater likelihood that i'm going to ride a unicorn and the leprechaun on rodeo to win the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow way. i'm surebe i believe in miraclee that could happen. youu never know. that well, that would be one that would be a biblical proportion if it ever should happen. but this is an administrationn that does not want to answer the questions because they don't have an answer for those questions . and joe w biden can say that he wants to run again. let's hope he does nothing would be better to forever ensconced republicans in power . and i think republicans need to be very careful that we don't rest too easily on his failure ,but that we show the american people that there's really some policies som we'd like to implement. we'd like to cut their taxes. we'd like to to secure our bord. we'd w like to bring america back to the world with a levelth of respect. weo truly like to see the oil and gas that's under our own feet, supply our energy in

joining us now is white house press repertory jen psaki.come back to "fox news sunday," it's really great to have you. appreciate you getting up on a sunday morning. i know how busy your job is. >> secretary psaki: thank you, dana, great to be here. >> dana: we know that vladimir putin is going to reposition. he's regrouping. now he has a new general. this is the general who wasn't charge of russia's part of the syria war. he is brutal. we know that there is sheer destruction of cities and towns, that civilians are being killed at will. if this conflict is changing, and if we are looking at a may 9th sort of victorious announcement from putin, is if the president's position still that putin must lose this war, and if so, will the president try to get zelenskyy what he says he needs? >> secretary psaki: let me first say that you're absolutely right. the reports we are seeing of a in military leadership, putting a general in charge was responsible for the atrocities in syria shows that's going to be a continuation of what we've already seen o

jen psaki needs to resign today, not today, not tomorrow, today.s is clear conflict of interest. taking questions and doing interviews with media outlet she may be negotiates salary terms with, because they have not announced the deal officially. she was pressed on friday and she's back at the podium today as if all this is not going on. she will be at mooesz in may, for certain, guys. >> carley: joe, there is a journalist who was fired from her job at conservative radio station for tweeting a joke about kamala harris' outfit. she posted this tweet, it said, kamala looks like a ups employee, what can brown do for you, nothing good apparently because she was wearing a proun suit. she was fired over that joke. she appearod tucker carlson last night, take a listen to what she had to say. >> the woke mob is never satisfied, they always want more scouts. when a young woman from a working class background with parents who didn't go to college can't criticize the outfit of the most powerful woman in the united states and the woman is considered the margin

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. >> white house press secretary jen psaki because the might cause the ruling disappointing. is confident the cdc authority to keep it in place if it feels necessary. the authorities on air force one to wear those mask. >> todd: lucas thank you. senior advisor kellyanne conway said biden is losing his own party. >> they feel like you are not listening to them and not connecting with them. he is down in the polls among women, with the victory in 2020 key to victory, independence and young people. who overwhelmingly voted for him in 2020. they have predirt, cratered on key issues. joe biden the only thing declining more of the approval rating is joe biden. >> details on the ledge operation into the covid pandemic origin. >> todd: no definitive answer over two years the g.o.p. is looking to dig in onto probe. brooke singman with the details, hey brooke. >> good morning, guys house republicans looking for answers on the origin of covid-19. the latest step in their investigation comes after "vanity fair" report with stuff taken by the nonprofit eco-health alliance and its presiden

not jen -- rachel: well, now you better get home.rime minister boris if jobson. -- -- johnson making a secret trip to ukraine. alexis mcadams is in to poland with more. >> reporter: good morning. this all comes as attacks continue in ukraine. here in poland we saw intensive nato training exercises between the united states army which they have thousands of u.s. soldiers stationed here in poland as well, and this all comes as ukraine continues to ask for more weapons from nato allies. u.k. prime minister boris johnson, you can see the cameras rolling as he met with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, the prime minister pledging new military assistance including 120 armored vehicles and also new anti-ship missile systems. they're also guaranteeing financial aid as russian attacks continue. the u.k. has been tough on putting more sanctions into place against putin. listen. >> we are going to ratchet up the economic pressure, and we will continue to intensify week by week the sanctions on russia. >> reporter: and the sanctions have

so i think actually jen psaki p will probably fit in perfectly there. after all, sheliar is a notorios liar and we have the tape to prove it. take>> y a look. you may have noticed this week that your gas prices have gone to. i want to talk to you a little bit about why a lot of it has to do with vladimir putin's broadly knownid and widely known, peter , that there was a broad rangeel russian disinformation back in 2020. why is the administration lying? thousands of migrants from the border to florida and you're in the middle of the night? well, i'm not sure it's in the middle of the night as individuals come across the border t and they are both assessed for whether they have any symptoms. if they have symptoms, they are the intention is for them to be quarantined. that is our process. they're not intending to staynt here for a lengthy period of time. >> it won't be f thereor for o a period of time because put them on an airplane and fly them to the state of their choice, whether soke is behind the podium in the briefing room or in front of a camera on

but jen jen psaki said it knowingly and proudly, and she should have the restraint and the good mannersl, they can say it was a lightheartedded comment, but should she still be at the white house for a new more weeks while everyone knows she's going to the network that happens to be a rival of fox? >> yeah, yeah, great point. this is part of the ethical trade that she has made. i can understand when i was possess secretary and i was getting ready to leave, i followed the ethics rules. you are allowed to talk to people, you just can't ink deals it's kind of one of these funny things. that's what she's done, but because she's doing it for a media organization, it does present immediate conflict of interest issues for the white house. howard: let's turn to ukraine. i happen to think the biden administration should have done more, more quickly to get powerful weapons to ukraine. but if you look at the dismal polls, the president has gotten little to no credit for holding the western alliance together and leading sanctions on russia. >> the problem joe biden has when it comes to ukraine is i

a bit ironic since cnn tried to hire jen psaki as well.nothing to do with the higher in the programming but with top nbc talent -- or hosting shows on msnbc, that may be lost. contributors include any obama administration -- and sanders, kamala harris top aide was hired. sake who spoke from the state department before joining cnn, and enjoying present bike is part of the long spinning revolving door for white house press secretaries. robert gibbs to msnbc. sean spicer to newsmax. and dana perino to fox along with ari fleischer and from the trump years their huckabee sanders and kayleigh mcenany. jen psaki wasn't confirmed or denied the msnbc move generates the won the perspective the press corps by the sharp criticism, she's lost until fro the podium from her cute featur collies raises the question whether she should have her sig more quickly. >> shannon: thank you. and kevin is back. this is the season of -- were not giving up bar midnight snacks before land. courtesy of ours seeing your -- first, kevin, you have got a story to tell about

watch this exchange between peter doocy and jen psaki. >> it would be great they got a free phone andnthly plan, is upper everybody or just coming in illegally? >> when we talked about this the other day, what i noted is they track individuals who migrate to the country in order to ensure they are meeting their notice to appear obligations and they are appearing in court. >> sean, i don't know about you but i swear i hope to god my 9-year-old girl is not walking, she was begging me for a cell phone and now i'm afraid she may pose as an illegal immigrant to get one. >> i have an eight grader going into freshman year in high school, no phone but when you play the clip, she said means of tracking individuals who irregularly come into the country, not illegally come in. language matters and they are trying to pivot on whether this is irregular or illegal but i think greg abbott is smart saying if joe biden and kamala harris won't come to the southern border to see what's happening to see the open borders destroying our communities, i will take the border to them and send the migrants to w

jen psaki says the president is not going to be sent here, even though this was his answer when asked about coming to ukraine. >> will you --

peter, jen psaki.ave been a great debate show. >> let's keep it going here in the briefing room for as long as we can, how about that? >> sean: all right, peter, thank you. return to another biden crisis, a preventable one about to get really bad. our sara carter was at the border with a situation on the ground that's concerning and this is about to get even worse than last year. take a look. >> we are using very high -- here on the plane. it is set up -- i mean, you can see a climbing amount through the national security implications. i mean, it's like looking for a needle in the haystack. i'm still concerned about how wide open the border is. how much work is placed on the state and local level and the federal government isn't backing that. do you believe there is a national security element to what's happening here at the border and how bad is it? >> i do, and i've always felt that way prior to the predicament that we are in right now. the southwestern border is very open. you can see there's a lot

to hear jen psaki after the beginning of the show saying title 42 isn't an immigration policy, there immigration policy. there is no border security policy the people of this country recognize what is going on. i represent a district where we have many immigrants including my own parents, came here, did things the right way. they waited and followed the rules of this country. people are sick and tired of seeing individuals, three million people crossing our country illegally since this president has become, has taken office. he dismantled secure at the border. on the other side of this, it comes at a tremendous expense to the taxpayer. they're paying for their attorneys, health care, education, housing. we can do this the right way. in fact if you talk to people in various industries, i'm sure watching it now, in hospitality, agriculture, restaurants, or truck companies, they need workers. we have a labor shortage for many reasons but quite frankly we could be looking at bringing individuals into the country, lifting those visas for individuals where they are needed in various sector

>> i don't know that i can improve upon my answer to jen. we are having in directions on occasion with ukrainian troops that momentarily and temporarily have to come into poland for the purpose of trends shipment of the security systems and there's a liaison going there. do you it's not classic in that sense that you and i think about it. these liaisons are happening and they are happening at a frequent level. i know why the questions coming up. he we did have a training mission in ukraine that we had to suspend. we had the florida national guard troops not far from where we were doing training and we would love nothing better than to get back to that. clearly that's not an option right now. you didn't ask this. i'm going to take the opportunity anyway. as we talk about security assistance and we are doing a lot in moving a lot faster and i understand the focus in the interest in the items being used. i totally get that. i just hope we don't forget that it's not just the stuff that matters. it's their ability to use this stuff and that didn'

we go to jens quarter in new york. jens put this into perspective for us. how does this new labor market post cove? it looked like compared to the one before coven? yes, even into you mentioned the 3 point. 6 percent unemployment rate in february of 2020 we had to 3 and a half present and that was the lowest rate in about 50 years. so we almost have full employment here in the united states. and if you look at certain groups, women, for example, at the strongest return a to the labor market since the summer of 2020, or the unemployment rate for a black american men dropped to the lowest. and since the pandemic started about having that said, the unemployment rate for black men is, was 5.6 percent still higher than this missional average of 3.6 percent inflation. a big problem the u. s. right now this higher employment should in theory help raise wages. does that do anything against rising prices? well, i mean, it does help us. we did see wages, some increase by 5.6 percent in comparison to a march of last year. so in general, that is a good development, but