to my knowledge there was not a correspondent that read that to jen psaki, they should have, becausee is what the secretary jen psaki former was saying just a few months ago. >> i know that there is an outrage right now i guess about protests in the dates, outside of judges homes -- >> kayleigh: so the white house condemn this violence, it's good that they did, but why was this being encouraged? they were arriving at the supreme court justices home, you just read 1507 where they were encouraging the lawbreaking from the podium and headlines like this, the federalist white house press secretary encouraging angry mob in the supreme court justices home, "the washington post" with a mandatory weapon detained near the home and two people familiar with the investigation that "the washington post" has had with the leak draft opinion. this coming, harris, 24 hours after pro-abortion terrorists firebombed a pregnancy center, this has been happening at pro-life pregnancy centers. i do not want this to get worse. so let's all stay calm, there is no place for violence, and the white house podium

it is interesting that a few of these trip -- these press aides, like jen psaki going to msnbc. the deputy or more system-level press aides, they are shuffling to other spots in the administration. they are not leaving the administration, but going to the treasury department and such. host: in terms of the way they move, is there any difference between the weight jen -- the way jen psaki briefed and the current press a gecko --press aid? host: i think she is been very level -- guest: i think she has been very levelheaded. so far, she has upheld the old tradition from jen that she brings just about every day. i think the press corps is probably still getting into the rhythms of the new briefing stock, but so far, yes, she has certainly made an effort to be out there just about every day one we have been in town. host: to missouri next up, independent line, this is mark. mark in missouri, you are on the air. caller: hello and thank you for taking my call. host: thank you. caller: it is really apparent of course that joe biden is having some domestic issues, as well as foreign issu

jen psaki, we may find out that jen psaki was the best press secretary this administration could evere. partly because what we are seeing here is so bad. it's almost to the point where you sort of feel sorry for her because she is so far in over her head and they have been dealing with the press for so long that it's sort of not only going along with the lies and the nonsense that the administration pushes, and have been supported at every turn, but we are in different territory now. we are in a situation where we have serious, serious crises all around the world. most importantly, an economic crisis, a security crisis here at home, and things are getting very, very serious. it's so bad that you have the ladies of "the view" trying to set her down and explained to her, you need to explain to the american people, you need to give some explanation for wyatt to defend this administration. obviously, the talking point is out there, they were laughable and ridiculous about the fact that she had to explain to her that she needs to do something like this tells you an awful lot. the truth is

they didn't treat you like jen psaki. >> oh yes indeed i did. collins or any of these reporters, i went back and was watching a briefing where i was flipping through pages my binder and i'm asked this question by a serious reporter, quote unquote. the question was, is the president glad the south lost the civil war? you could see me stop in my briefing book, look up totally amused by the question and they say there's no such thing as a dumb question, that is done and i was asked a lot of questions like that as i spoke and it's interesting to watch the difference, jen psaki someone shouted over her in the white house press corps got together and said we may punish this person, you may out of the association, i believe that was the punishment and i'm like where were you during the entire duration of my tenure when people were yelling? leaning on first peter 35, it says we need to be great in our responses for why we believe the things we believe. >> it's an interesting lesson about the confederacy, i guess biden would never be asked to that he was

. >> carley: the president's position, you heard jen psaki there say that he encourages although peaceful still protests outside the justices' homes, which is violation of federal law. >> todd: i don't care what label jen psaki puts on it, she and the white house are condoning and encouraging violation of a federal law. that's it. that's it. as plain as day, that is what this is. what is interesting, what if a previous white house had done something similar? kayleigh mcenany weighed in on that and here is what she had to say about intense media double standard and their lack of condemning violence. listen. >> kayleigh: they loved to play this game, asked us to condemn every form of violence any place on planet earth in the moment and it was never enough to say the president condemned that yesterday, let me read you what he said. no, in the moment. if the press secretary did it, they wanted the president to follow-up. it was never enough and you were constantly chasing your own tail. where is the media now? they are trying to ignore the story, no drum beat from the vice president or presid

white house that they have been working on this issue for months, here is former press secretary jen psakistration to work urgently to ensure that infant formula is safe and available for families across the country. during the nutrition recall. this has been work underway for months. >> kayleigh: for months, and days later the administration's health secretary revealed this. >> what the government's responses throughout this? >> for everything i know through the fda, the pride from this last year, we have been moving as quickly as we can. >> kayleigh: just yesterday when the president made this stunning admission it was moments after formula manufacturers told him during a white house roundtable that they knew immediately how bad the shortages could get after the shutdown of the manufacturing plant in february, the president said this. >> i became aware of this problem sometime after -- in early april about how intense it was. and so we did everything in our power from that point on. >> kayleigh: he found out in april, jenna, but jen psaki said that they had been working on it for months,

no getting a lot of people could do better from that podium, i think i think jen psaki, tremendous job now to have something to compare it to. but listen, i saw a video on instagram of all places that have congressman nice enough guy. i don't. know much about him, but he's real. and janet yellen and he gets t her to admit that theirhe strategy for reducing inflation in part is to reduce the deficit because that's one of the things they think they've gotten right and whendu you look at how they reduce deficit, it's laughable. but if reducing deficit reduces inflation, then it doesn't takel a very smart person to say that increasing government spending maybe increases inflation. t and really wish you would have driven that point home because i think that's the point that if you've janet yellen to admit, then joe biden does have to accept responsibility for the majority of this problem. you know, any leader worth his or her salt would admit would empathize and would offer a solution. this president is incapablere as much as people ought to empathize about covid is incapable of acceptingob

of the united states, who actively encourages people to do that, and through your press secretary jen psaki said yes, i support this, you would be actively encouraging that. we know he encourages it. we know therefore that he is trying to pack the court. we've got to stop them now and that is why i encourage people to read "saving nine" to give them the tools necessary to confront this. we need as many people as possible to read it so they are ready to respond. we need the help of all americans on this issue. >> sean: the book is called "saving nine," could not be a more timely book. senator mike lee, thanks for being with us. you now fox legal analyst gregg jarrett. gregg, in light -- the big get out of today's hearing was liz cheney's admission that they had all the intelligence prior to january 6th that violence was going to occur, and now we know that the department of defense, donald trump department of defense and donald trump on january 4th, but as early as january 2nd, they were pretty much begging nancy pelosi, the capitol, the leaders to take the guard and they would not do it. th

no, you know, jen psaki may we might find out that jen psaki was the best press secretary to this administrationld ever have partly because you know what we're seeing here it's so bad and it's almost to the point where you sort of feel sorry for her because she is so far in over her head and they have been dealing with the press for so long that has sort of not only gone along with all of the all of the, the sort of the lies in the nonsense that the administration pushes. th but they have been supported at every turn. butt now we're in different territory. now we're w in a situation wheri we have serious, serious crises all around the world. most importantly, an economic crisis, a security crisis here at home and things are getting very, very serious. it's so bad that you have the ladies of the view trying to site down and explain to her , okay, you need to explain to the american people. youto need to give some explanation for why to defend this administration. now, obviously the talking points that your bank puts out there were laughable, ridiculous. but the fact that she had t toos explain to

so jen psaki basically said she, the president, everybody in the white house wants to ignore the lawohibits picketing or protesting outside of supreme court justice's home and basically saying go for it, and is it just inevitable that at some point it would lead to what happened early this morning? >> yeah, of course it is, john. in fact, you know, the justice department is currently prosecuting in connection with january 6th hundreds of cases involving people who did not engage in violence and who only committed the crimes that they have not enforced in context with the supreme court justices. parading and picketing, and their stated reason for doing it is that created such a combustible situation, created such a potential for violence that they have to act. so it not like they don't know this and like attorney general garland doesn't know this. he was a federal judge for 20 years. he knows nobody in america knows more than he knows that we can't -- violence is not a red line when it comes to judicial proceedings. judges in our system are insulated from politics. we don't want polit

great example of this, the prohibition to spite the law and the prohibition against such protests, jen psaki, while she was white house press secretary, she said, quote, we certainly encourage that outside the judges' homes and that's the president's position. this isn the thing, fear, gettig out of control. it's time democrats admit it. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. members are reminded to refrain from engaging in personalities towards the senate or its members. the gentleman from california. mr. lieu: i am prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from ohio. mr. jordan: thank you, madam speaker. i would yield two minutes to my friend, the gentleman from pennsylvania. >> i thank the gentleman from ohio. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> the supreme court justices are already protected. really? really? they're already protected? the speaker said no one is in danger, no one is in danger after an assassination attempt. mr. perry: i don't know if i'd feel very p

some of the justices went into hideing and press secretary jen psaki said this. watch this. >> we believe in peace profl test, i know there is outrage about protests that have been peaceful to date and we continue to encourage that outside of judge's homes and that is the president's position. >> carley: she says they encourage that outside judges' homes, peacefully protesting, but a protest nonetheless. >> an illegal protest is not a peaceful protest, it is unlawful, it is necessarily intimitory. the biden white house knows better, but they like the intimidation, i don't know a different conclusion when you see language like that out of the white house and you have pelosi sitting on security measures for the supreme court this is intimidation campaign against supreme court of the united states, never seen anything like it in american history. we've got the biden white house encouraging. you have schumer encouraging it and pelosi encouraging it and we almost saw a supreme court justice and his family assassinated yesterday and there is still silence as these inti

or jen psaki said it was the president's position to go to those homes? i have no idea why the democrats held that bill for one month. i have no idea. i think they might be playing politics. and speaking of that, speaker pelosi's select committee on january 6 is unlike any other committee in american history. in fact, it is the most political and least legitimate committee in american history. it is used -- it has used congressional subpoenas to attack republicans, violate due process, and infringe on the political speech of private citizens. it's actually been caught altering evidence, including the text messages of our ranking member jim jordan. it has permanently damaged the house and divided this country. and let's be honest. it's a smokescreen for democrats to push their radical agenda. just in axios this week, the bat's internally. -- the battle's internally. they are talking about the real outcome what they want to achieve, abolish the electoral college. all the while that the democrats are ignoring really what is affecting the american people. the

joe: we saw jen psaki go away a while ago.e we get through the midterms and the messaging and posturing going into election day, we are going to see quite a number of people going through that revolving door. tom: futures, -93, reversing down. dow futures better. fix up 4.95 points. there is research that comes in on an incredible monday through this weekend, carol weinberg with a tour de force on china. it is many pages long. he is heated. their numbers are baloney. he said, where are the lockdowns in the data? lisa: a lot of people would agree with him. if the official figure is 5%, you could look some 4% in terms of gdp growth. in china, that is what the granular data is showing in the beige book. how does that bleed out in perspective? who is going to be the driver in growth when china is bowing out, where is the marginal growth? tom: the idea of supply this, supply that. maybe it is a diminishing global demand which slips in in the summer months. kailey: you saw that reflected to a certain extent, inflation we got out of

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. >> kayleigh: reminds me of when jen psaki said have a marg rita and go to kickboxing class, maybe shekarine jean-pierre, watches. >> well, positioned to face the challenge because of what the president has done this past year and a half on dealing with the economy. >> kayleigh: well positioned, have a marga rita, chris. >> chris: there is so much that you can make up, take credit for the stock market, blame your opponent for this, inflation is not something you can hide. get over it, every person who goes to supermarket has it and the president is feeling this, if they are getting to work and going and maybe seeing price of pringles, it is through the roof, forget about gas. things are going up and up, chicken breasts were $16, cheapest i could find. baby formula is behind lock and key where cigarettes used to be sold. there is something wrong. "washington post" can run cover, everyone sees it and feels it and you can't hide it. >> kayleigh: seems as if karine jean-pierre cued the choir, watch. >> the president has been clear in making sure he does everything he can to elevate, to all

so from what schumer said and from what jen psaki didn't say but giving it license to show up at the homes by his inaction, the attorney general and this group that is still tonight published the address of kavanaugh online and maintains that they will be outside his door again after all of this. so there needs to be investigation, we need to connect the dots, we need to follow the money and subpoena everybody and find out what they really believe under oath. this is the difference between what schumer said and anything else. these guys have appointments for life on the court. when he says you won't know what hit you and you will pay the price, what is that supposed to mean if you're on the court the rest of your life? they're not a politician. they're not a governor or a senator. you can't take them out of office. what does pay the price mean? what possibly could you do to a sitting u.s. justice? that leaves a lot of questions. also, what is up with the guns? they want to take our guns while people are showing up to people's residents with zip ties and knives and firearms and defund

only semicompetent person they had in the administration -- at this point, i have to conclude with jen psaki and she's gone -- his people keep missing the obvious. mayorkas refuses to refer to the border as a crisis. he said there are challenges. general mark millie and lloyd austin missed the dangers of evacuating thousands in afghanistan. treasury secretary janet yellen missed the minor things, though you may have heard about it because it's called inflation. >> i think i was wrong then about, um, the path that inflation would take. there have been unanticipated and large shots to the economy that i didn't at the time didn't fully understand. >> laura: so why, of course, would anyone be surprised that joe biden missed the importance of keeping america's main baby formula company fully operational? i mean, of course he wouldn't! they don't know anything! no wonder 57% of americans in a recent cbs survey described biden distracted. 51% call him incompetent. only 31% say he's effective. look, the public isn't stupid. they know zero accountability when they see it biden's cabinet members shoul

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we had the tacit approval of jen psaki and the biden administration as far as the protests go.justices. now we've got not only the would-be assassin, now we are targeting and giving out the name of the school of the justices kids in the church where they say she goes to every single day. at that to me is an invitation to her -- hurt or kill the justice. your thoughts? >> no question, that the reason the congress and the president passed a section 1507 of the united states code section 1507 to protect the supreme court justices and all judges in a situation where people are protesting or berating in an effort to influence them. this goes beyond that. by the way, sean, the fact that merrick garland especially after the attempted assassination, the fact that that night merrick garland did not use the 1507 to arrest everyone in front of justice kavanaugh's home. he should be fired. they are going one step beyond that, they're not just looking to influence a judge's opinion by threatening, intimidating, or worse. they are children, this is beyond the pale. it started, sean, with max

white house press secretary andrew bates tried to kind of clean that up earlier today, tweeting "jen psakincouraged people to protest outside justice's homes" providing a transcript in which he highlights her saying protests have been peaceful to date. but he didn't include the whole part. >> so i know that there's an outrage right now, i guess, about protests that have been peaceful to date and we certainly continue to encourage that outside of judges homes. >> laura: when the angle recognizes reckless behavior would not cease, we called for the decision to be released immediately by the supreme court. because we knew that every moment it was delayed justices lives would be in danger. if our concerns weren't just ignored, they were mocked. >> we've seen the right outrage over peaceful protest outside of justice is homes buried >> republicans were attempting to deflect and distract by moaning about people protesting outside the homes of supreme court justices. >> these events have been no more raucous than an elementary school recess, but that's not with you've been hearing from some repub

but the pivoting, in answer to the question woman has the right to choose is like jen psaki saying the president thinks people have a right to protest. this is what i was talking about in the last block. if you step back and look at it, this is a government that picks and chooses what laws they want to enforce and what laws they want to ignore. and as a result of that, we've got an attempted murder of a united states supreme court justice, we've got all kinds of people violating title 1815 oh seven, not being arrested, we've got -- finally get a law passed to protect the supreme court justices and the reason that 22 out of 27 democrats wouldn't sign the bill, it simply calls for protecting supreme court justices they didn't move on gun control because we don't care about their lives in all 22 out of 27 of them, they asked for a security for themselves as if they are more important than the supreme court justice was there for life. the democrats in the party of chaos, anarchy, violence and intolerance. >> dana: they also said that they wanted federal judges also to get the protection. t

yes, it seems to me that a member of even jen psaki, a said more meaningful things, because here theworld power that, even under the obama administration, officially proclaimed the cybersphere as a theater of war, a theater of war that is not fundamentally different from the land of water of air. yes, this is the first second the united states has officially announced that in response to cyber attacks against itself, they are ready to deliver not only cyber but also kinetic retaliatory strikes, including, if necessary, the use of nuclear weapons. now all the experts say that in the context of the tension that exists between the usa and russia the usa and china here is the highest danger of escalation, the highest danger of a collision that can turn into a kinetic war again into a hot war such aggression. yes, as the first step in warfare. and now we hear the statement of the official press secretary of the white house that, but we do not believe. this e interference. yes, we don't think so. this is, so to speak, his participation in conflict. it seems to me that the key word that you

then we've got the approval of the biden white house, jen psaki, and chuck schumer threatening on theupreme court. they seem okay with that. we are fine as long as they are peaceful. if i start giving out the addresses of liberals that i don't like and something happens, do you think i'm going to be the one that gets blamed for it? i would think so. >> i would think so, that's called doxxing and blame to 100%. the reason the media is ignoring it is because a way, the president of the united states is ignoring it. his press secretary put out a statement, but where's president biden's voice on this? it's been almost seven days. the press secretary went out there erroneously today and said the president himself condemned to this. he has not condemned that. there will be a mini revolution. there are such a double standard and when i was at the podium and i'm sure governor huckabee knows, we were asked to condemn every single episode of violence big, small, whatever even if it had nothing to do with the president. so much so i had an entire tab in my binder called violence that was pages a

you got to change the channel, get over to msnbc, there is a reporter on there, jen psaki, that is a everything you need to know. cnn, come on. this is a bunch of right wing white supremacists. [laughter] [applause] >> i want to meet the 28% of people who feel that joe biden is doing a great job with inflation. >> greg: those are all of hunter's hookers. [laughter] >> only 28%? that's all i've got to say. >> greg: what are your thoughts, kat? >> yeah, obviously this is going to be something you think everyone would agree with because no matter how much money you have, you generally don't want it to be worth less. >> greg: yes, you get the same portion whether you're making $10 an hour or $50,000 in our, pab, what are your thoughts on this? >> it's the economy, stupid, as they always say. >> greg: why are you name calling me? >> you had it coming. >> thank you. yeah, you know, does the whole maslow hierarchy of needs where they say you have to have your basic needs met before you can go higher up. your basic need is food and safety. if you can't put food on the table, you are not worr

jen psaki said it straight on that months ago.turns out food is expensive because the meat conglomerates are greedy. they are greedy. they are so greedy they don't want to sell the products. watch this. >> i think the president thinks the way people across the country, american families, they just inflation by price increases and if you look at industry to industry, it's a little different. so for example, the president, secretary of agriculture, have both spoken to what we've seen as the grade of meat conglomerates. that is an area, one where people go to the grocery store and they're trying to buy i found pound of meat, two pots of meat, to consummate, the prices are higher. that is, in his view into view our secretary of agriculture because of, you could call it corporate greed, sure. >> tucker: yeah, so let's get someone who couldn't find a spark plug on the lawn mower to explain economics to us. it's great. again, not a defense of corporate america, which india greedy and dark, that's for sure, but the idea that prices are go

baby deltoids holding signs reading things like abortion on demand with no apology remember it was jen psakicouraged that have a demonstration which in fact violate federal law. you can intimidate or the judge especially on the verge of making a decision it also comes as is 20 now pregnancy centers have been targeted by vandalism and property damage since the draft leak of the supreme court opinions demonstrations at justice, barrett's church even went to the school that the children's go. here with reaction fox news contributor's tammy bruce and charlie hurt are with us. it's against the law we know that tammy. we now know the kids are involved in other given out the schools of the justices children this after course we have uncovered an assassination plot against justice cavanaugh. they're not threatening these justices this justice goes that this church every day the week is pretty much can one interpret that reasonably to say if you want to intimidate or harass or maybe worse justice this is where they'll be on any given day at any given time. >> it's outrageous and it's a 21st century m

. >> likely zero patience for this when jen psaki -- here's what she told us on baby formula before she exited the administration. >> president biden has directed the administration to work urgently to ensure that infant formula is safe and available for families across the country. this is work underway for months. >> harris: so working on it for months, carley. biden is annoyed that he wasn't alerted sooner about the baby formula shortage and he got his first briefing in the past month even though the crisis had long been in the waking. so which is it? they've been working on it for months or the president gets his first briefing? >> it's clear the president only recently got his first briefing on it. that was a major communications issue. that was the main fault of the fda and the biden administration for not being on on the of it. i did think that the nbc news reporting on the president being frustrated with his staff or constantly correcting him is fascinating. what happens is the president's staff issues a correction to the report about the president being frustrated with the corr

here's jen psaki in the briefing room not long ago. >> i would note that the equipment that we providedive and we see that as being a difference. >> martha: does this signal a change in strategy to you? >> well, if he truly meant it and that is now the policy of america, that is a change in policy. because as you correctly pointed out, the administration has been very careful to tell mr. putin over and over that we're not going to give offensive weapons to the ukrainians. you've heard the whole conversation about limiting the range of the mlrs or high mars that we gave ukraine. we gave them the shortest range missile so they won't fire them into russia. if we have taken that stop that we're going to give ukraine offensive weapons, that is a policy change and to my mind that is a well-come policy change. >> martha: what do you see as the commitment from the other members of nato? there's talk about over time increasing the troops to 300,000. that's a seven-fold increase. that's a big number and putting a permanent base in poland. what do you think about that and how do you think putin re

instead we've seen people like jen psaki saying they're very passionate.lf. there is a place for that absolutely. i've gone there myself to protest decisions. that's great and fine and peaceful protests should be encouraged. but not taking to the justices' homes and it is threatening and opens the door for individuals like this man that was arrested last night who did not have peaceful protest in mind. >> dana: thank you for coming on with us since the news broke in the last 40 minutes. we appreciate. i'm sure we'll see you later today. >> bill: one point of clarification. we were talking about this in the middle of the night at 1:50 a.m. picked up by police, transported to montgomery county police second district. we'll hear from law enforcement later today. >> dana: that took a turn. the hearings on capitol hill on school shootings as congress wrestles if anything what to do on gun control. harris faulkner is up next. >> harris: a fox news alert. with woke san francisco waking up to a new day after voters kicked out their progressive district attorney. t

jen psaki said it was the president's position to go to those homes.a why the democrats have held that bill for one month. i have no idea. i think they might be playing politics. speaking of that, speaker pelosi's select committee on january 6th is unlike any other committee in american history. in fact, it is the most political and least legitimate committee in american history. it has used congressional subpoenas to attack republicans, violate due process and infringe on the political speech of private citizens. it has been caught altering evidence, including the text messages of our ranking member jim jordan. it has permanently damaged the house and divided this country. let's be honest, it is a smoke screen for democrats to push their radical agenda. you read just in axios just this week, the battles internally. they want to federalize elections, talking about their real outcome of what they want to achieve, abolish the electoral college. all the while that the democrats are ignoring really what is affecting the american people. the highest inflati

and that statement was confirmed both by former white house press -- jen psaki and karine jean-pierren now that he's agreed to go is what does he get if return. >> right. >> i think he's going to be disappointed by the results. >> so that is my next question. you have biden potentially going there to meet mbs and convincing him or hoping to convince him to ramp up oil production. but i mean the saudis have been hesitant to do so, right? >> they have. because largely they're an oil competitor with the united states. and they're also obliged to no anger putin, they're hedging with respect to oil prices and their support for ukraine. obviously they're not going to join sanctions against russia or do anything with russia's ally china. i think that the president is getting very little reduction with gas prices. saudis are not prepared and will not increase production to the extent that it is going to make much of a difference any time soon. the other things that he hopes to gain, i think, is some improvement in the israeli-saudi relationship. i don't think frankly any of this is sufficient

terrorists, but he refuses to enforce the law against the people flagrantly violating the law, and jen psakithe white house encourages people, go and protest at the justices' houses. let me ask you, sean, in all of your years of watching and being involved in national politics v you ever seen a white house press secretary from the white house urge americans to commit a federal crime? well, you have today! >> sean: never! not once! no, sir! i will tell you -- we're just out of time, senator, but i got to till something, we don't have equal justice under the law anymore. we don't have equal application. we have one set of rules for the democrats and if you're a conservative and you get caught j-walking or spitting on the sidewalk, you'll probably spend five years in jail. you'll have a predawn raid, guns drawn and fake news cnn cameras. that's the way it works. senator, good to have you. thanks for being with us. all right, straight ahead tonight, democratic lawmakers, far left media mobs starting to turn on joe biden, an interesting turn. why is it happening? piers morgan joins us next. up to

he's really leading on this issue when we had asked him about this previously, effectively, then, jen psaki and press secretary said that this is up to congress. joe biden has not really moved forward from that position since. >> and hasn't talked about it at all? >> he hasn't talked about it at all, publicly. now, this is something when the stock back, which was buildup in the, past about a decade ago, that was on point and it was really set in the current rules and regulation, the rules of the roads, if you will, or the way that members of congress interact with their own personal finance. joe biden was at that ceremony. so, this is something that he definitely has talked about in the past. this is something that he has dealt with in previous political lifetime, including when he was vice president. but, this is not an issue that's on the top of his agenda, at this moment in time. >> both with this and many other issues, people are going to go back and say, where's the action? if donald trump to run for president today, he still wouldn't have to submit his taxes. and we haven't seen this

jen psaki, here's what she said about these protests even know bill barr said it's crystal clear andhar why she says it's a good then, the protests. >> there's an outrage about protests that have been peaceful to date and we certainly continue to encourage that outside of judges' homes. that's the president's position. >> it also shows alito what it feels like to lose your freedom of choice. he cannot leave the house easily. maybe that's a good lesson for them. >> it's classic intimidation. that's why we have a law against that. wanting me to change my view, lobbying your member of the house or senate, that's appropriate. we're elected officials. this justices are supposed to execute as they see fit the constitution. any attempt to intimidate them outside of writing an amicas is not only not right but it's illegal. >> martha: what are the chances we'll see protection for these justices and their families and some want it for the clerks as well. there's a lot of serious concern here that we could see rage this summer and we hope and pray it doesn't turn into violence for anybody. >> i

journalists didn’t have time to forget, blunders and the mistakes of white house press secretary jen psakissor. carine jean-pierre said what is called according to freud but if you think about it, the jumper is not so wrong. or rather, she just told the truth. but then it was already corrected, it is obvious that the president is taking absolutely all the steps that are in his power to increase, that is, ease the suffering of american families in connection with high fuel prices. it's not just the americans who suffer, many britons say their lives are now turned into a real struggle for survival, millions of families found themselves below the poverty line and this is not remembered in the kingdom over the past 50 years, people began to strike damage, and an already bloodless economy is estimated at a billion pounds because of this and it seems the situation is not only in britain brussels on the street 70,000 people came out demanding to stop spending tens of millions of euros on ukraine and send this money to index wages. but in poland, money is already being scattered in parliament, bec

that was inciting precisely this kind of threat, and just as bad, jen psaki from the white house when potentially violent protesters at the home of the justices, here's what she said. she said, quote, "and we certainly continue to encourage that outside the judges home -- homes, and that is the president's position." now it is a crime, it is a felony to protest outside a judges home while a judge is considering a case. you have the white house, you have joe biden's white house urging people to commit felonies, and we are seeing the fruits, the effect of their rhetoric and it is dangerous. >> sean: so, tomorrow we got this, you know, hollywood production, january 6th committee. they will withhold critical information from the american public. information we have confirmed and corroborated, and people that gave testimony to that committee that in fact donald trump signed off on up to 20,000 guard troops to be called up if, in fact, nancy pelosi or muriel bowser needed them. they decided not to do that. it was outside of the president's purview at that point. he did what he was legally r

. >> we should say the biden administration, jen psaki said this fine.oint, when are adults standing up in the room. >> that's why we need the congress to set the lines or the ones that make the lines. will that i be the appropriate ones? great hearing from all of you. we'll be right back. i didn't. seeing my daughter have a heart attack, it shook me. aspirin helps reduce the chance of another heart attack by 31%. be sure to talk to your doctctor before y you begin an aspirin regimen. ♪ ♪ ♪ thunderstruck ♪ ♪ ♪ thunderstruck yeah, yeah♪ now that'satin' good in the neighborhood. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own financial journey. that's because these moms all have chase. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours. this is remington. he's a

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jen psaki was asked by the white house cast the dog from the air force one color scheme change, i was. they were part of the survey was 71% hit set of journalists who say fake news is a problem or wrong stories. meanwhile the trust barometer 67% in the nation thinks the journalists are the ones making up the fake news. so good job. joe? >> joe: in that same club don lemon said we don't do opening at cnn, we just report. >> harris: now he is a liar, i will say it. [laughter] >> joe: literally! literally, literally -- >> harris: goodness gracious. to >> joe: literally after saying republicans are better, you can't make this up. >> harris: with the cuomo brothers that was 15 minutes ago. how can he say that? that wasn't propaganda and opinion? when i got to got a big q-tip, come on. >> joe: bob schaffer who i thought was a pretty good journalist and he may still be working a little bit part-time, he had a great book about the media. he observed this, right? almost all the political media is located in manhattan and washington, d.c. all right? in 2020, joe biden got 95% of the vote in d.c

only semi competent person they had in the administration at this point i have to conclude with jen psaki and she's gone his people just keep missing h the obvious. remember his dhs secretary majorca still refuses to refer to the border as a crisis. a he says there are challenges and he doesn't know basic facts . when asked general mark milley and defense secretary lloyd austinll missed the dangers of evacuating thousands in afghanistan and treasury m secretary janet yellen missedino a minor thing. >> you may have heard about it. it's called inflation. i think it was wrong in about the path of inflation would take there haved been a unanticipatednd and large shockt to the economy if it's time to fully understand so of course, would anyone be surprised that joe biden missed the importancenc of keeping america's main baby formula c? iny fully operational i mean, of course he wouldn't they don't know anything now. 57% of americans in a recent cbs yougov survey described d biden as distracted. 51% call him incompetent and only 38% says t he's effective. look, the public isn't stupid.ez they k

this is former white house press secretary jen psaki as well as senate majority leader chuck schumer.i know that there's an outrage right now, i guess, about protests that have been peaceful to date and we certainly continue to encourage that outside of judges' homes and that's the president's position. >> if protests are peaceful, yes, my house is -- there's protests three, four times a week outside my house. that's the american way to peacefully protest is okay and i've been -- that's my wife, sorry -- >> she's protesting. >> maybe there is a protest outside. >> it's not a laughing matter as we're thinking about it now. just to be clear those were statements made after that abortion draft was leaked. >> right. but the problem is, yes, peacefully protest but what's happening -- i mean, i go back to, you know, bill clinton's admonition, right, about right wing radio, be careful on whose ears these messages fall. you go outside someone's house, that is menacing when there's children there who are not protected by security. the justices are, their families are not and they're going off

she was able to surpass her predecessor, the infamous jen psaki. ah.n history, if we look at what is happening in the economy, everything is very, very different for the better from what it was a year ago. so it turned out thanks to the actions of the president, while the attempt to expand nato again is stalling, the american edition of lost journal notes that against sweden's entry into the alliance is actively spoken out, the influential kurdish minority of the six deputies of the swedish parliament moreover, the decisive vote that allows the coalition majority to be maintained belongs to the former kurdish guerrilla, and turkey is blocking the reception. finland's spices in nato are not going to retreat the newspaper enis. afaq published 10 demands from ankara to stockholm and helsinki, in particular , the refusal to support kurdish groups, which are formalized in the form of laws, the closure of all procurator organizations of their assets and media resources, the deportation of the kurds to turkey, which ankara accuses of terrorism and finally. li