jen psaki: i do not have any more assessment beyond the intelligence community. reporter: as you know president ghani will be here on friday while president ghanian and dr abdullah abdullah are visiting washington d.c taliban still continue their attacking all over afghanistan do you think that president biden committed to a stronger long-term support for afghan people especially afghan military because afghan people are high expectations from this president? jen psaki: i don't anticipate the timeline for withdrawal is not going to change by september which of course is overseen by our department of defense a part of their discussion on friday will certainly be the president reiterating his commitment to work with the government of afghanistan to continue to provide humanitarian support over the horizon. reporter: firstly on the on the vice president's trip to the border, why does the white house view this as the appropriate time for that visit? ms. psaki: the decision on the timing was made in coordination with the department of homeland security as we've said f

jen psaki said -- >> at least some republicans agree. this have escaped the biden white house communications department even if the president himself was unaware or had forgotten? which is entirely possible. >> now yesterday jen psaki told fox news the president did mention normandy in a speech a full week before d-day. take a listen. >> his value for the role that men -- the men who served on d-day and the memory of them, the families of those that kept their memories alive over the course of years on this day is something that the president has spoke to many, many times in the past. it's close to his heard and i wouldn't be surprised if there's more we would have to say. >> so far today we've heard radio silence from the white house. we know presidents bush, obama and trump commemorated d-day. they issued remarks, proclamations. president obama traveled to normandy in 2014. some say that the anniversary slipped the president's mind. one veteran said he nor got to acknowledge the sacrifice of the greatest generation. other world leaders

jillian: you heard jen psaki a few minutes ago say not one single republican signed on to this. republicans voting against the $1.9 trillion rescue plan, that wasn't just for police, that was for 1 million other things too. >> it was $1.9 trillion, a massive bill and jen psaki was saying a proportion of $350 billion could have, not was required to but could have been used for law enforcement purposes and republicans voted against it and are in favor of defunding the police. this is contortion trying to blame a no vote on the rescue plan on republicans. reason democrats -- it was massive spending, increasing debt, lead to more insulation and as peter doocy pointed out in his question this was never sold as a law enforcement bill. more money from the federal government to law enforcement local communities want to defund the police would take more money away from the police, doesn't mean more cops on the beat. the decisions are made in local communities with local mayors. jillian: the president visiting wisconsin, talk about agriculture and rural economies. what do you think the pe

so let's hear from jen psaki to get her perspective five month news the job and what might lie ahead.m mer ahead, infrastructure, election reform, what does the press get wrong when covering biden's agenda, when you watch and read the news what, do you think we get wrong? >> well, look, i think some of the our muscles have atrophied over the last few years and there is not a lot of recent memory on how long it takes to get legislation forward or how messy the process of negotiating and the process of getting legislation across the finish line can be. so we know, we understand everybody is always looking for a deadline, a time line, things like that. but at the end of the day, our focus is on getting these bills across the finish line, doing it in a bipartisan way if we can and we certainly recognize that that could be messy along the process. so i don't know that is the press getting it wrong. i'll leave you to critique that, brian. but i think sometimes we forget how strange the last four years were and when we're returning to a place where democracy is working, where we're talk with

here's jen psaki saying that.e legislatures as you referenced across the country are passing away anti-voter laws based on the same repeatedly disproven lies that led to an assault on our nation's capitol. they are putting these laws in place because they did not like the outcome and they have continued to perpetuate a lie about the outcome of the election. that's why we're here. >> martha: that's why we're here, she says, karl. >> i didn't hear her -- she's been the active voice in democratic politics for years. i didn't hear her criticize delaware that didn't allow early voting. when they pass a law for 2022. it has half as many days for early voting as does the state of georgia, this is ridiculous. every thyme the democrats can scream voter suppression, they do so. every time they say jim crow, they do so. the reality, like in georgia, an attempt to keep problems from happening by cleaning up the code and clarifying matters and requiring equal treatment. in georgia, one of the biggest changes is it required all

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jen psaki just answer that question.nd listen here. >> just quickly, president bush, obama and trump all commemorated dda anniversaries on the dda anniversary. why didn't president biden? >> i can tell you that certainly his value for the role of the men who served on d-day and the memory of them and the families have kept their memories alive over the course of years on this day is something the president has spoken to many, many times in the past. it's close to his heart and it wouldn't be surprised if there was more or he have to say on it. >> i know you said you didn't want to read out any private conversations but it certainly seems like the printed comic president and senator manchin are sending messages to one another, the president last week expressing some frustration about, didn't name him but he had the op-ed from senator manchin this weekend. are the two men on the same page and does white house seem like it understands and knows what they want under particularly infrastructure talks and can you say how often

white house press secretary jen psaki commented on the relationship with taiwan yesterday.his, i want to get your take, if it tells you anything about the u.s. potential support of taiwan, should china invade. watch. >> our support for taiwan is rock solid. taiwan is a leading democracy and major economy and it's a partner. we have also been clear publicly and privately about our growing concerns about china's aggression towards taiwan and the prc has taken a course of action to undercut democracy in taiwan. we will continue to express our strong concerns to beijing in that regard and also our concerns about the prc's attempt to intimidate others in the region. maria: so general, i mean, she says we'll continue to voice our concern over taiwan to china. have we done that even once? >> yes, yes, we have. we have voiced our concern. we made public statements to that effect and it's not surprising that the japanese are very concerned here. for all the obvious reasons, that their proximity to taiwan. if president xi takes over taiwan he gets a huge high tech platform which we'r

he asked jen psaki what is the press getting wrong? he is fawning over joe biden, and then he broadcasts in his boxers and it appears many cnn have a proclivity broadcasting half clothed, both him and jeffrey toobin, had a lot of issues, no wonder the declining viewership. >> sean: why did you have to bring up jeffrey toobin? very bad memories for anyone who has a soul and a conscience. the thing that i find most interesting and i just don't care what other people say. whatever switch i'm supposed to have that cares about what other people think of me, it doesn't exist. they seem to be so hypersensitive in their little blue check bubble world that they live in that they can't take the criticism that they rightly deserve, no or that they are biased. >> i used to be a cnn contributor, spent two years they are and have to say it was under a different president, not under the current president. it was a very different newsgathering organization and right now, the direction of flows from the top and then top is to play to the left, use the

message for professional "hannity," fox news stalker humpty dumpty and his former fake news colleague, jen psaki. they teamed up over the weekend. what pretty, sycophantic exchange. hating fox in the process. first we have west virginia democrat joe manchin feeling the wrath of his own parties woke mob. manchin recently posed sr one. of course eliminating the filibuster. sr one is the insane election legislation that would unconstitutionally federalize all of our elections and then van basic voter integrity loss, simple stuff like that idea. blocked efforts to abolish the filibuster and because of manchin of speeds common sense constitutional opposition to the radical socialist left's power grab, his fellow democrats, the media mob, they are now denouncing his vote as racist. the first rule of the far left and their politics, if you dare to oppose them in any way, you're a racist. joe biden, he's against, oh, let's see, integration of schools, partners with a former klansman, praises the former klansman, and segregationist and doesn't want our public schools to become racial jungles. he it's oka

white house press secretary jen psaki says the president will be traveling to wisconsin to underscore the historic agreement it past. she says it will be the largest investment in american infrastructure. >> since the creation of the interstate highway system. president joe biden will take its recently announced bipartisan infrastructure deal on the road tuesday. to wisconsin. the american people are most interested in. >> what we're going to do to deliver for them how we're going to rebuild the roads and the railways and the bridges. white house press secretary jen psaki says the president plans to pitch the 1.2 trillion dollar plan to the american people after weeks of negotiations, 5 republicans and 5 democrats struck a deal last week. it includes half a trillion dollars in new spending. there is a lot of interest and excitement out the national governors association as well as individual governors on both sides of the aisle. but on capitol hill excitement is stalled last week democrats that the bill must be directly tied to the passage of a multi-trillion dollar families plan that

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judy: jen psaki, press secretary to president biden, thank.ocratic senator mark warner of virginia was one of 21 senators to negotiate the bipartisan infrastructure framework. it was announced today. senator warner was also at the white house meeting today with the president and the senat joins me now. it is so good to see you again. it is not often that we see republicans and democrats agreeing on anything. how significant was this announcement? sen. warner: i think it was very significant. it showed that joe biden knows how congress works. his white house team was involved, there were 10 of us that were really engaged on a daily basis for the last couple of weeks, and both sides had to give up certain things they wanted, but the product we have, $576 billion of new federal spending on infrastructure, is a record investment. we are not just talking about roads and bridges. we are talking about broadband, resiliency from coastal communities, from rising sea levels. we are talking about making our grid a lot smarter. we are including investment

the press secretary, jen psaki, was pressed on the pace of distribution.ted. >> we promise to distribute those by the end of the month. why is it taking so long? >> first, let me say that we are committed to allocating those doses. we have done exactly that's. where we found to be the biggest challenge is not actually the supply. we have plenty of doses to share with the world. but this is a herculean logistical challenge. we'll continue to announces their being sent on the, ground and as their, ship we're looking to do that as quickly as possible. >> in a final circularity seconds doctor patel, can you tell us how complicated it is to distribute vaccines globally? >> yeah, everything from having the right supplies on the ground, the right personnel on the ground, and a strategy to get people vaccinated as we know, you don't just dump a plane full of vaccines and then they get into peoples arms, intentionally. particularly a two dose vaccine. it is complicated, but having said that it is incredible priority. 80 million is just a drop in the bucket. fightin

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what you just heard from jen psaki is demonstrably false.nd the police and you remember that call democrats had two days after the election where centrist democrats were fighting during a 3-hour conversation saying if you defund the police it will do great harm in the midterms and they are right. stuart: i thought jen psaki did an admirable job defending and indefensible position. how would you have fared in the same situation? >> a good communicator but a sign of someone who knows they are in political hot water. it is a talking point that is not going to last, they tried it on the sunday shows, tried to double down on it but they will find out real quick americans are a lot smarter, you can't feed them from the podium like that. stuart: donald trump goes to the border tomorrow. have you spoken to him? do you know what he's trying to achieve? >> i've spoken to him recently but not about this. he wants to put eyes on the border. his last of as president before leaving office was a trip to mcallen, texas at the border. that was strategic. he

but the press secretary, jen psaki, was pressed on the pace of distribution.ve promised to distribute those 80 million by the end of the month, but he's obviously falling short of that goal. why is it taking so long? >> first let me say we're committed to allocating those doses. we have done exactly that. what we found to be the biggest challenge is not actually the supply. we have plenty of doses to share with the world, but this is a huge logistical challenge. we will continue to announce as they land on the ground and as they are being shipped and we're looking forward to doing that as quickly as possible. >> in our final 30 seconds, can you help us understand how complicated it is to distribute vaccines globally? >> yeah. everything from having the right supplies on the ground to the right personnel on the ground and a strategy to get vaccinated. you don't dump a planeful of vaccines and hope intentionally it gets into people's arms. so it is logistically complicated. having said that, it is an incredible priority. 80 million is just a drop in the bucket.

>> morgan: i have a little bit of a different perspective, this will surprise many fox viewers, jen psakispokesperson roll, she had been a prior state department oaks person and really met me and took me under her wing and let me ask questions so i think she is a great person, she is a great mom, she said she's going to step away probably after a year because she has small children i think in elementary school and a lot of women can relate to that so i don't see her success as a threat to my success or kayleigh's success. i think maybe i've come to accept that we are not going to get the same sort of accolades and i think that's okay because the people probably subscribing to "vogue" and other magazines probably, you know, are people who pay to subscribe to them and probably don't have the same ideology as we do. i think what's more important to me is that my family is proud of me, that my daughter is proud of me, kayleigh, your daughter one day is going to be able to see these pictures of you working at the white house, taking her around in her carriage and i think that is worth more tha

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jen psaki was saying they feel better about where they are today than they were a week ago.for this. what that boils down to is they're hoping to get a symbolic victory but know they're not going to get a legislative one. >> does the white house have a backup plan on voting rights? >> it doesn't seem that they do. one interesting thing that came from the white house briefing today, jen psaki said they're going to wait and see what happens tomorrow but they believe if it does fail, which it's all but guaranteed to do, that maybe that would change the conversation on capitol hill surrounding the filibuster. that is not what we've gotten any indication from senator manchin and others who have voiced opposition to getting rid of the filibuster have said. but senator manchin did come over to the white house to meet with president biden today. the white house readout of that meeting and his other meeting with senator kyrsten sinema. president biden sees voting rights as one of the most urgent issues facing our nation in his administration. he made clear to manchin how important he

listen to what press secretary jen psaki said yesterday. >> it is up to republicans, many of whom areave conveyed that, if i'm accurate here, to decide if they are going to vote against an historic investment in infrastructure that's going to rebuild roads and bridges in their communities simply because they don't like the mechanics of the process. that's an absurd argument for them to make. good luck on the political front of that argument. >> what you didn't hear jen psaki say in that briefing yesterday was a repetition of the president's vow not to sign one bill without the other. we're told yesterday the same white house aides that helped to negotiate this bill to begin with got back on the phone, attempted to reassure them that the president was still firmly behind this plan, that he plans to go out and sell it in the country. but what we're seeing here is the huge amount of time between now and when these bills come to the president's desk. it leaves plenty of opportunity for pitfalls like this to pop up. while we have an infrastructure deal here, it's certainly not a done deal

press secretary jen psaki confirmed the issue will be brought out when president biden sits down with vladimir putin later this month. >> mr. president will you retaliate against russia with the latest ransom ware attack. >> we're looking into it now. >> do you think putin is testing you? >> no. >> we do expect this to be one of the issues that the president will discuss with president putin at the summit. this will certainly be a topic of discussion that harboring criminal entities, that are intending to do harm, that are doing harm to the critical infrastructure in the united states is not acceptable, we're not going to stand by that, we will raise, that and we will not take options off the table. >> a florida man is now the second person to plead guilty in the investigation of the january 6th capitol riot. the times reports paul was caught on video breaching the senate while carrying a trump man. the man agreed to plead guilty to the top charges of obstructing an official proceeding of congress, in exchange for dismissal for lesser charges. the recommended sentence of 15 to 21 mont

by the way, jen psaki -- >> go ahead. >> jen psaki speaks for me. >> sorry, donna. me, too.hing to me. the big lie either undergirds a terrorist threat to america or it doesn't and if it does it's speech that incites violence and won't amplify the president's response but it was rooted in the big lie that undergirds the deadly insurrection so to donna's point, what else has to happen to make these bans permanent? >> that's a good question. my understanding is facebook has a whole set of bylaws of disinformation and incitement that will be triggered if trump is back on the platform. i'm not certain if for instance in the interim between now and january '23 if not on the platform and continuing that type of behavior to help or contribute to the continued expulsion from it. i think facebook might say it's brought back on the platform and make determinations. on the more important stuff, the forest if you will, the president continues to cite the idea that somehow he was the rightful winner of this election. it is a lie. it is inciteful for others and creating a real problem for

not according to jen psaki. >> does president biden think that it's appropriate behavior for someonepresent team u.s.a. >> well, peter, i haven't spoken to the president specifically about this. but i know he is incredibly proud to be an american and has great respect for the anthem and all that it represents, especially for our men and women serving in uniform all around the world. he would also say, of course, that part of that pride in our country means recognizing there are moments where we are, as a country, haven't lived up to our highest ideals. it means respecting the right of people granted to them in the constitution to peacefully protest. steve: we haven't lived up to our highest ideals. okay, senator tom cotton was on the channel last night in the 7:00 hour talking to jesse and had this observation about what needs to happen to this olympic athlete. >> i don't think it's too much when athletes are competing to wear the stars and stripes, to compete under the stars and stripes in the olympics for them to simply honor that flag and our anthem on the medal stand. if ms. berr

they are not being stopped and i'll challenge jen psaki, and the left.hts lawsuit. they won't bring one, because it doesn't exist in america. >> congressman, we'll have to leave it there thank you so much for your time today. >> anytime. >> we're watching the dow extending gains even more in the last hour up to 600 points. more cavuto "coast to coast", after this. >> ♪ . . nobody builds 5g like verizon builds 5g. thousands of engineers taking business to a whole new level. employees are empowered. customers are engaged. near real time data for fast decision making. this is business at the speed of 5g. because the more businesses do with 5g, the more your network matters. it's us pushing us. it's verizon vs verizon. keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo do you have a life insurance policy you no longer n

we should note that jen psaki did tell reporters president biden is open for other proposals.nt biden was going to mark up the bill next week. the white house is saying we are not giving a deadline. it is going runway left for some of these talks to go forward. those are the deadlines we are operating by. erin, it remains to be seen how this could be resolved. it does appear that president biden will be coming to a deal with those republicans on infrastructure. >> kaitlan, thank you very much. >>> so one of the democrats taking a stand against biden's concession. the congressman threatening that he may vote no if the final bill includes biden dropping his bill in half. republicans have been giving biden the middle finger since he's in inaugurated. j j jamal boden, congressman from new york. i appreciate your time. do you think he should go back to those terms trying to push the price tag up? >> so biden ran on an infrastructure bill that was north of $2 trillion. progressives organize across the country to make sure biden won the election. to go from $2 trillion to $1.7 trilli

white house press secretary jen psaki blames the pandemic and the trump administration for the spikeence. >> there's been a rise in crime over the last 5 years, the last 18 months. it is a concern of many americans, republicans and democrats. >> reporter: this as a former member of president obama's policing task force shifts blame, has nothing to do with the lawlessness linked to the defund the police movement or last summer's looting and rioting. >> the rise in crime is not the fault of the movement the police. this is the nasdaq all along. why should we fund them systems and institutions rendering themselves in effective? jillian: president biden will outline his crime prevention strategy during a speech at the white house tomorrow. neil: will have a lot on that comment you heard on the other channel later on. jillian: a manhunt underway after an off-duty undercover nypd officers attack with a bat in the bronx, the 33-year-old was taken to the hospital was a witness says the officer got into an argument with several men when things escalated. investigators do not think they knew h

we have democrats at the white house press secretary jen psaki getting blowback and criticize for nowlipping the script they are trying to claim republicans defend the cops and democrats and their bailout are funding cops, what do you b say. >> great to be back i cannot think of anything moree ridiculous. we know it was not republican voters who are in the street chanting defend the police we know it's not been republican mayors who have actually done that, they have defunded and taking funding away from the police department and we've all been talking about you talked about it with the last guest the crime is going through i the ro, it took joe biden quite some time to come out and give a clear stance on where he stood with defunded the police, don't forget he had an interview last july where he said, yes, absolutely when he was asked do you agree we should redirect funding away from police department's, it is very clear where this is happening from whom it is coming it is coming from the liberal democrats it's ja ridiculous notion but this goes back to playbook 101 in the democrat h

. >> coming alive today at 1:00, jen psaki will be answering reporters questions about issues facing the biden administration. you can watch that live on c-span starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern. >> secretary of state antony blinken testifies today on the budget request. watch live on c-span. online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. glad to welcome back brendan boyle, joining us ahead of the budget and ways & means committee, taking up the budget tomorrow. i wonder if your way in on the question we addressed this morning after joe manchin said he would not support the for the people act or ending the filibuster to move the legislation. is he someone that has too much influence on capitol hill? guest: it is great to be back with you and back on c-span. i a worldn in which the senate is 50-50, you could say every member of the senate has outside influence. joe manchin is obviously a moderate, moderate to conservative democrat, i believe in the middle in terms of ideological score on how he votes. so we knew that he especially was going to have a lot of influence. on the

jen psaki has her finger on the pulse of middle america, the last bite explains.g my fingers, then i got the dexcom g6. i just glance at my phone, and there's my glucose number. wow. my a1c has dropped over 2 points to 7.2. that's a huge victory. ben: jen psaki detailed the latest plan to waste your hard-earned money. >> if you go to climate which is an area i think we're still going to do more work making sure people across the country who care deeply about addressing our climate crisis no the components of what is in this package which the president considers a down payment, not the end, a down payment. 500,000 electric vehicle charging stations nationwide is what this would support. focusing on this advantage communities. >> that's all the time we have tonight. i'm been dominic in for laura ingraham. my interview the author of speechless, greg gutfeld next. todd: tuesday gentleman, one of the well-known tourist attractions flooded with police after a us marine shot on a sunday afternoon right in the middle of times square. new york is not the only city grapplin

the white house putting down expectations with jen psaki saying they are not looking for a huge outcomeesident place of the threat of climate change. listen to what he told u.s. troops at american base. >> when i first was elected vice president president obama military that is down to let us know the greatest threat facing america. this is not a joke. you know what the joint chiefs told us the greatest threat facing america was? global warming. david: let's bring back dan henninger and mary o'grady and joe also joining us from london. joe, putting aside for the moment the joint chiefs genuinely believe that i'm a change is the biggest physical threat to the united states right now, they are, the europeans are still in the midst of the pandemic. don't you think that that is closer to their hearts and concerns and climate change? even if climate change is a big concern, the death of hundreds of thousands of people in europe might be bigger with. >> you would think so but the issue is representative biden and europe's attitude with this conference and trip to europe, the issues like clima

a lot of polarized opinions, the big headline this morning on this front is the president via jen psakien barry. todd: are we forgetting literally the olympic field, the reason for the olympics is to represent your country, but for the representation of your country literally the olympics wouldn't exist. jillian: let's talk about a number britney spears's family members have come out breaking their silence. carley: the latest to speak on the britney spears conservatorship front is this woman, her younger sister, jamie lynn spears who broke her silence on instagram yesterday. but now that she has fairly clearly spoken and said what she had to say i can follow her lead and say what i need to say. maybe i didn't support her the way the public would like me to with hashtag on public platform, i supported my sister before there was a hashtag and will support her long after. carley: another one, christina aguilera said in the past few days i have been thinking about britney and everything she's going through, it is an acceptable that any woman were human wanting to be in control of their own

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peter doocy pressing jen psaki on this on the press conference. >> on covid 19 origins jake sullivanonal community. what does they think they will care about? >> what they are referring to is the global community has taken notice. the pressure on china to be a participant and provide transparent data and access in this case, china wants to have a role in the global community and global conversation and they will take note of that. maria: joining me a state department investigator and hudson institute senior fellow david after. thanks for being here. you probed covid origins for the state department gamma give us your reaction to what you just heard and where we are in terms of holding china accountable. >> we are not really anywhere in terms of holding china accountable but i understand the white house coming out with something more draconian like sanctions, unleashing ambulance chasing lawyers in new york and new jersey and florida where they reside to go after the chinese with lawsuits on behalf of american victims of covid but we need to do something more, the idea that we are wai

democrats and the white house press secretary jen psaki getting criticized for trying to flip the scriptey're claiming that republicans defunded the cops. democrats and their bailouts are funding cops. what do you say? >> well great to be back with you, liz, i can't think of anything more ridiculous. we know it was not republican voters who were out in the streets chanting defund the police. we know it has not been republican mayors who have actually done that. they have defunded, taken funding away from police departments and gosh we've all been talking about it. you talked about it with your guest there. the crime is going through the roof. it took joe biden last year quite some time to actually come out to give a clear stance where he stood with defunding the police. don't forget he had an interview last year, i believe it was last july where he said, yes, absolutely, when he was asked do you think we should redirect funding away from police departments. i mean, it is very clear where this is happening, from whom it is coming. it is coming from the liberal democrats. it's a ridiculous

jen psaki tried to blame president trump for these recent crimes in the country. >> tomi: they're not rise and that's a critical issue that should be asked outside of the affiliation. to keep people safe and their well-being is a lot more important than who is going to win the house and senate and the midterms. you want to make sure, let's say there was funding that went to cities and states, who's to say they were going to use it to refund the police department that they voted to divert money away from. seattle and portland, minneapolis, the cities you have talked about. if they're the ones defunding the police, does that mean they are now republicans? they're the ones asking for extra police presence. and he gets it! mayor of new york city talked about taking guns away from nypd officers, she had 24-hour police protection. >> kennedy: they don't want to defund the police, there was a democrat that's exploded, three hour-long conference call, they were chewing out other members. they know they have this problem. it defies credibility to suggest they don't. >> harris: the political cr

considering the former president announced she was visiting the border, listens what jen psaki says ong of this. >> the vice president making a trip to the border, looking at progress that has been made to prevent or change what the president of the united states does. jillian: what do you think of the timing? >> it is taken 100 days since the vice president was named borders are. she could've gone to the border months ago. if she would go she would have heard what i heard when i went to the del rio sector and had conversations with customs and border patrol agents which i heard earlier when you were talking about gangs overrunning law enforcement, the drugs, smuggling, go across the border. i hope that is what she hears when she goes and has these conversations but it has taken hundred days while the problem is compounding and american families are risk because every state is a border state. it is a complete failure of the administration's policies. she will see that firsthand and will see and hear what they need to fix this problem which is what we've been talking about for months, s

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host: jen psaki in the white house briefing room yesterday. you heard him say joe manchin did not take any offense to joe biden's comments, referring to joe biden's comments in tulsa. he did not mention joe manchin or kyrsten sinema by name but made reference to them in comments about his legislative agenda. this was president biden last week. >> i hear all of the folks on tv say why doesn't biden get this done? biden only has a majority of four votes in the house and a tie in the senate, with two members of the senate who vote more with my republican friends. we are not giving up. early this year the house of representatives passed the for the people act to protect our democracy. the senate will take it up later this month. i will fight with every tool at my disposal for its passage. the house is also working on the john lewis voting rights act, which is critical to provide legal tools to combat the new assault on the right to vote. host: president biden come you heard him saying more with his republican friends in the senate. in ap fact-chec

jen psaki has her finger on the pulse of medical america. >> jen psaki details bides administration planard earned money. >> we will continue to do more work. people who care deeply about addressing our climate crises know the components what's in this package, which the president considers a down payment. not the end. a down payment. 500,000 electric vehicle charging stations nationwide. >> that's all the time we have tonight. i'm in for laura ingraham. i hope you don't want to miss it. greg gutfeld, next. >> do you miss me? they miss me. [applause] >> i know. they look at their bad ratings and they are saying we miss this guy. i said it was going to happen. i was waiting for them to endorse me actually. i know that was a big step. >> greg: cnn remaining three viewers saying, yeah, he's got a point.

we played a little bit of the exchange with peter doocy and jen psaki.l start there. >> the president did mention that the american rescue plan, state and local funding, somebody that was supported by the president, a lot of democrats that supported the bill could help ensure local cops were kept on the beat in communities across the country. they didn't receive a single republican vote. >> the american rescue plan is $1,400 checks, vaccines, investigators, put us on the path to beating the virus, not -- >> it did those things as well. it was a pretty good piece of legislation. >> martha: okay. what i'm seeing, richard, i haven't heard in police officers say they left because they didn't get paid enough. in many cases police officers don't get paid enough. the reasons that they were left were myriad. in new york they eliminated plain clothes officers and cut a billion dollars from the overall budget. police officers felt that nobody had their back and they weren't supported, they're retiring in droves. that's the issue that we're dealing with here, not s

we're not sure exactly which day but jen psaki, the press secretary, did just say that he will be hosting lawmakers this week to talk about what they want to do with infrastructure. because what he is dealing with now is a new hurdle that is facing him, as you're seeing that infrastructure package gain stem with the bipartisan proposal but it is taking shots from liberal progressives saying they don't like the way that plan works. the concern is they get those moderate democrats on board to pass this plan and then they won't be on board for a massive reconciliation plan. that's a $6 trillion plan that would involve only democrats getting it passed so there are a lot of hurdles facing the white house as president biden goes into this meeting and having the meeting with the financial regulators today. >> a struggle to balance it all. we'll see if they make some progress. thank you. >>> we are seeing a big spike in air travel. of course, as more americans are venturing out of their homes. >> the tsa announcing more than 2.1 million people passed through the airlines yesterday. but american a

so why does jen psaki or the white house why would they float something like that out there? they don't control how the cities spend their cash on this? >> people don't realize that. i think they are trying to get a talking point in front of the people who don't realize that. despite the fact that yes, you could have used it but it means you could have chosen not to use it. when we're talking about the defund the police movement in the major cities, democrat-led that are dealing with this crime surge, they didn't use the funds for policing. i am in a city currently still trying to defund the police. so this idea what we're seeing now i think democrats are trying to throw up a whole bunch of different talking points against the wall and see what sticks. oftentimes it is conflicting with one another. last week the biden would have you believe that dealers are selling ghost guns to white nationalists and that's the threat. now they say the defund movement, we had nothing to do with it. they also said defund movement didn't happen and police departments across the country got hig

jen psaki was asked about this today. >> the criminal organization based in russia. was the ransom -- >> i'm not in a place to confirm the specifics of the ransom. our team is continuing to evaluate. i would go to the company for any specific questions about the ransom request. >> we have been asking if you we have not heard back from jbs on whether or not they paid the ransom. there's no indication of meat shortages. but there's labor shortages and the weather, as you noted, prices are going up, neil. >> alicia, thanks very much. alicia acuna on all of that. here's what we know ahead of our next guest. russia might have been behind it through an entity called rebel. if that rings a bell, this is a russian entity. we don't know the details to which they might have had russian support. the indications are at this point that it's anyone's guess. the russians are getting very good at this as the number of hack attacks in the united states have been steadily increasing and compromising our grid. that is a big worry with my next guest, pat fallon that joins us right now.

ezra, white house press secretary jen psaki discussed the challenges of passing federal voting rightsnt you to take a listen. >> does the white house see the justice department as its only way of going on offense against some of these sweeping efforts across the country to implement voting restrictions as opposed to legislation? >> no, dwlochlt we're going to continue to fight for battle for work tarred federal registration legislation. i know it doesn't seem easy t.i. we do hard things, that's what we do here, but we're going to continue to engage. as it relates to an earlier question with local activists, with local legislators. you've seen the vice president engage and work with them. we're going to fight this fight on many fronts. >> ezra, when we talk about fighting the fight on many fronts, your group, indivisible, is about grassroots organizing at the local level. what are they using to ramp up pressure for the federal legislation to protect voting rights that psaki was talking about there? >> the best tool of all, which is constituent power. we have a basic understanding which

his white house press secretary jen psaki.there's no sound good, its guns in the trump administration, we do not have jen psaki because she used her witchcraft to make that tape disappear. of course. [laughter] that answer is not predictable enough, wait until you hear what and msnbc contributor had to say, washes for real. >> there are a lot of police unions and gop operatives that would like for us to believe this recent crime wave has everything to do with this idea of defending the police it. this rise in crime is not the fault of the movement is actually the fault of the police this is better point all along. why should we keep funding institution they keep surrendering themselves ineffective? kennedy: you know what's not effective? no police. the police staying's, i'm telling you it's obviously ridiculous law enforcement is not the cause of an increase in crime. that is simplistic and she had figures to back that up. criminals and bad leaders they seem to be working hand in hand here in the many big cities. aside from ca

. >> let's bring in the white house press secretary jen psaki traveling with president biden in st. ives. jen, thanks for joining us. let's start with the pending meeting with pete >> thank you. >> we know the russian government at least according to the u.s. intelligence was behind the solar winds hack and the bad actors in russia launching ransomware attacks. there's two men in charge. he likely poisoned alexei navalny and just this week outlawed navalny's are unit. why is this a good opportunity to reward putin with a meeting. >> we see in the interest of the eyes. we want to move to a place that's more stable and predictable so he's meeting with president putin no in spite of the differences but because of the differences that you raised. all of these challenges is components, how adversarial the relation has been and that's not in our interest and we want to find a way forward. >> you said, quote, we're not expected to have a huge outcome with the meeting from putin. national security adviser jake sullivan said this meeting is more about communication rather than tangible achiev

in a statement released afterwards white house press secretary jen psaki wrote that the current offert the objectives to grow the economy, tackle the climate crisis and create new jobs. he indicated to senator capito that he would continue to engage in the numbers in both parties. they agreed to speak again on monday. so, monday is going to be a key date. june 7th. that is when the house transportation committee starts marking up a transportation and infrastructure bill that totals about $500 billion over the next five years. that is that more traditional infrastructure, railroads, bridges and roads. president biden also spoke with congressman defazio yesterday. the committee chairman. in that meeting, white house press secretary jen psaki said there are realities of time lines including the fact that congressman defazio is leading the markup of ski components with the white house jobs plan next week. key infrastructure components where there is a big overlap. so, boris and amara, if both sides feel like they cannot bridge that very large gap, the next question really is, you know, wh