and her new show inside with jen psaki will debut sunday, march 19th on msnbc. and brendon --, former press secretary to john boehner, as well as chief communications adviser to speaker paul ryan. welcome to you both. so glad to have you. >> it's so good to be in the neighborhood! thank you both very much. so jen, as you folks know, we're okay with the distance things were good just violence isn't watching here. black and white together oh my god! it feels to me a lot like what we are seeing playing out, trump trying to create this narrative and offer these kind of band-aids with the party supporting these efforts and sort of pretending that all this ugly stuff doesn't happen. the party thinks they're gonna solve this with some kind of oh hey, just take a loyalty pledge and it's all good. >> i watched that interview and i thought oh that's so sweet. we're going back in time the 2012, to the republican party that i think both of you were proud members of. where that is a very new normal thing, for a party chair of either party to say at the end of the slots band

jen psaki said he's a great story teller and that means he's a sack of pop. the problem with -- poop. you can't stop lying and keeping track and chuck schumer right 40 million people may watch but not by choice. when all the networks are carrying it, you have no choice but to watch this dreadful affair and it's like i hate to burst your balloon, little topical humor. state of the union used to be unifying, that's correct. now it's about trying out political campaign rhetoric on a .d public. that's what the democrats do. it's like a t-shirt cannon and it goes off every paragraph fires out a new platitude or a new propaganda and then the side claps and the other sides like this. that's all it is. once you see that, you feel that the state of the union is as mechanical as the hall of president's as disney land. it is disney land; right? i think i'll blow your mind or what's left of it, jess gee. jesse. >>jesse: please. >> greg: harold says it's theatrical and the other way of saying that is meaningless. it's meaningless. no one talks like this anymore. remember

tonight >> david plouffe and jen psaki and how the president rattled republicans. >> at one point, it looked like you are trying to shush your side of the aisle. what happened? >> plus, the secret planes tickets are social security hiding in plain sight. >> if it was matt gates, i think that we do need reforms to social security and medicare. >> the latest ruling chapter from mitt romney's scolding of george santos. all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. the last 24 hours have given us a perfect tradition of a very different rhetorical universes that are two major political parties are living. and on one side, there is of course the president joe biden who just delivered his second state of the union address last night. of course, being president, joe biden holds a unique position. he gets to deliver a speech to over 27 million americans, according to early estimates. it was a long speech, clocking in at nearly one hour and 13 minutes. what was most striking to me about it was that the president focused the bulk of that time, just about two thirds, on wh

jen psaki, simone sanders, and michael steele still with us. onald trump claiming that this never happened during his term. for fact sake, just because he didn't know it. does not mean that it didn't happen. it did. what should democrats do here? get over, i shot them, down you, didn't move on. >> i think democrats should be saying look, the whole spy balloon thing is just bringing to the surface all of the issues that we have with china. by the way, they have been spying on us for decades. this is not just about one billion. we have huge issues with their human rights. we have issues with how they manipulate the market economy. this is just bringing to the -- >> spy balloon is a sexy story. you can feed the incompetence angle, the national security angle, the chinese are -- >> except it isn't true. >> since when did that matter. since when has that mattered? that these elected officials are going to come out with the truth. the truth is that the reason perhaps this took so long, we as well we're gathering intelligence. over what that balloon wa

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her new show, inside with jen psaki, will debut on sunday, march 19th on msnbc. i look forward, jen, to heading over to you on sundays. this is quite something. i will say this is something to watch. these last few days, you worked in that biden white house, give me your evaluation of this trip to eastern europe. >> this is probably two of the best days of the president biden's president -- this is a trip that the president wanted to do back when i was still there ten months ago. he knows and recognizes, and this shows us how much he recognizes the importance of showing up, and that is so important when it comes to diplomacy. you are talking about, which i completely agree with, the role that he has played, and the importance of rebuilding these relationships even before the war started. he spent hours, countless hours on the phone with european leaders, eastern european leaders, with zelenskyy and others and talking about what was coming, how to keep the coalition together. this trip was an important shot in the arm for the ukrainian people. there are so many am

also serving as the -- jen psaki, former press secretary for president biden, and msnbc host. they both join me now. david, let me go to you first, just on the kind of split screen effect here of the state of the union, and the hunter biden twitter laptop hearing, as to examples of approaches to political speech, and political persuasion. i felt that the president, he just kind of dunked on them all night last night, and it didn't really seem like today it made me realize or understand it of course, correction might be an order. >> of course not, chris. if you are democrat, it's clear that the republicans and are intent to play their role as basically the weakest, most out of touch opposition. this is what we are going to see for the next two years, and by the way the presidential campaign has not really begun. once that starts, you're going to see this even accelerate, as those candidates all try to appeal to qanon, and the steve bannon audiences of the world. i did think that joe biden last night, obviously he did a great job of talking about the debt ceiling, medicare, soci

jen psaki, simone sanders, and michael steele still with us. hat this never happened during his term. for fact sake, just because he didn't know it. does not mean that it didn't happen. it did. what should democrats do here? get over, i shot them, down you, didn't move on. >> i think democrats should be saying look, the whole spy balloon thing is just bringing to the surface all of the issues that we have with china. by the way, they have been spying on us for decades. this is not just about one billion. we have huge issues with their human rights. we have issues with how they manipulate the market economy. this is just bringing to the service for the public the issues we have with china. so let us have an adult conversation about it. not make this about one balloon. >> then let us talk about the gop response. because the official gop house judiciary twitter has tweeted out. inflation, illegal immigration, spy balloon. are they really going to stay on this? it makes no sense. >> spy balloon is a sexy story. you can feed the incompetence angle, t

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former press secretary, msnbc host now, jen psaki. her show debuts on sunday, march 19th. >> i can't wait for that. >> i can't wait. >> i'm celebrating it along with jen today. you'll notice, jonathan lemire, we are in our celtic green. ready to celebrate this. speaking of boston sports, jonathan lemire, the pitch clock, it's a good thing. games that weren't were 3 hours and 30 minutes, 2 hours and 30 minutes. >> yeah, first of all, i should have gotten the memo of the celtic green, being the biggest celtics fan here on the panel. they had a great win saturday night in philadelphia with a buzzer beater. i'm with you, joe. this is a game changer in major league baseball. we only had a couple days of spring training, but the pitch clock is here and it is a good thing. the games were clocking in at 2 hours and 30 minutes, 2 hours and 45 minutes. barely any broke the 3-hour mark, and that is a refreshing change from what we've seen in recent years, where the games would extend 3, 3 1/2, 4 hours long. shorter games is good for attention spa

jonathan lemire and jen psaki are still with us. msnbc contributor mike barnicle with us. >> yes. >> mike. >> here we go. while president biden finished his trip in europe, china's top diplomat continued his tour of moscow. wang yi met with vladimir putin yesterday. >> what is he doing? this is like going to vegas right now and saying, "hey, you know what? can i bet on the red sox winning the world series? i want to put my money on the red sox winning the world series." it's in the going to happen. >> one day after putin delivered his national address. >> what is china during? >> during the public portion of the meeting, weapons were not discussed. officials warned china could seek to support russia with weapons in its war on ukraine. instead, putin highlighted their economic partnership. >> because, i mean, really, seriously, you look at russia. a country that had a smaller gdp than texas before the war started. i mean, if he keeps going, it is going to be mississippi. >> yeah. particularly -- >> lowest gdp in america. >> china and

let's bring in symone sanders-townsend and jen psaki. ders-townsend, and jen, i want to bring you in to see if you have heard anything from the white house side, and how they see this side of the -- you want >> -- they think the president did great. but i did -- former colleagues about the back and forth between the president and tacklers. they were quick very quick to note about it's not a back and forth. he's the president. and it's a clear contrast laid out tonight. i thought that was stark. and i, frankly, think the president took on the hecklers and walked away not looking small, which is very hard to do. >> jim jen -- >> -- >> the black snow over caffeinated, they are half shaking, half trying to hurl them selves over the finish line. i think there is inhalation. that's what i've heard from people in the white house and our former colleagues. because any time you put all your words and blood sweat and tears into speeches like this, you still hold your breath while it's being delivered. it's kind of a show parent moment, where you ar

. >>> and joining me now is msnbc host and former white house press secretary jen psaki. good to have you. >> good to be here in person. >> i know. in person. i feel so privileged. should the secretary of state have gone to china anyway? what would be the harm in still sending him to china, secretary blinken, to have those economic meetings, to have those diplomatic meetings? >> they had to make a decision in a split moment. the trip was planned. he was about to leave. this was a really important trip for president xi jinping. it's possible that tony blinken could reschedule the trip. in the moment, they didn't know enough. they needed to learn more, and they didn't want to reward the chinese when they were still learning more. >> i was on the phone with brian niese, talking about the state of the union. biden wanted the state of the union to be about the economy because the numbers are looking good. unemployment is at a low not seen since the 1970s or '60s. they've got inflation going down, the fed not raising rates as much as it was. there were things he could hold on t

her no-show, inside with jen psaki debate on sunday, march 19th. very exciting, jen, that is awesome. >> all right, so, as president biden returns home from europe there is new polling that is showing support for his possible reelection bid. >> they are changing a lot, the latest survey of all democrats and democratic leaving independent say that party has a better chance of winning the white house at 2024 at biden at the top of the ticket. 45% say they should give another candidate a chance,. but, you look at november, those numbers from 38% to 50%. again, those polls are just a snapshot that does not mean a whole lot. if joe biden decides he wants to run for reelection he is going to run for reelection, and democrats would be stupid to run against him unless something changes, dramatically. again, joe biden is a guy who is constantly underestimated throughout this entire political career. constantly underestimated during the political campaign in 2020, mocked, ridiculed, abused by the right and the progressive left. constantly underestimated even

jen psaki, former white house pres secretary and msnbc host, and michael steele, former chairman of the republican national committee. msnbc political analyst, and host of the michael steele podcast. hosts, all three. we need to move you over to this camp so you can be hosting over here. i heard stephanie ruhle say that last night. i want to come down the middle to you. the empirical facts are the empirical facts. the economy is on the upswing, but to karine jean-pierre's point, when legislation is passed, it's not like you pass it and all of a sudden the money goes out. except for the stimis. with this, is this just a matter of waiting for the trucks start rolling and the buildings to start being built, and that is what the white house's mind will carry biden through? >> that's a part of it. there's no question if there's a bridge like the brent spence bridge. i have driver over it a million times, it's scary. people will say i'm happy this bridge is rebuilt. the other part of it is they have not done a lot of contrasting of who he is and what he represents with what the other side rep

jen psaki, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> glad you joined us this morning.to the address and what's to come for president biden over the coming months. we'll also tune into that. thank you again, jen. >>> up next on "way too early," are republicans ignoring social and environment crises in their zeal to investigate the president? we'll dive into that question. >>> coming up on "morning joe," the latest from the war in eastern europe as russia seems prepared to launch new offensives in ukraine. we'll hear from the nato secretary general who is in washington for meetings with top national security officials to discuss defense assistance for kyiv. >>> plus, a member of the foreign relations committee, senator chris coons, will also join the conversation. >>> also ahead, former acting secretary of defense christopher miller is a guest with his blockbuster new book. "morning joe" is moments away. so no matter what the market's doing, he's ready. and that's... how you collect coins. your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. ♪m

let's bring into the conversation simone and jen psaki. in terms of how they feel about the speech tonight and how this raucous state of union is going over with them. >> i'll say i have heard that of course the thing the president did great. but i did ask some former colleagues about the back and forth between the president and hecklers. they were clear to doubt it's not a back-and-forth. he's the president. and it was a clear contrast that was laid out tonight and i found that that was stark and i frankly think that the president is going to waltz away not looking small which is very hard to do. >> so, rachel, i mean, what's happening in the white house right now is there's food containers everywhere there is chicken fingers there's french fries. people are so over caffeinated their house shaking, just trying to hurl themselves across the finish line. i think there's an elation. that is what i've heard from people in the white house and our former colleagues. anytime you pour all your words and blood sweat and tears into speeches like th

century, when proposals for security guarantees were sent, they were rejected, and she remembers that jen psaki said that the united states might agree with some proposals, but categorically reject what concerns nato . so vladimir putin replied that noted that i can e message that the united states rejected all the key proposals of russia, he did not indicate which but it is worth reminding yes, this is not the deployment of both russia and strange nato of their armed forces on territories of other european states in addition to the forces that were already on this territory on may 27 , 1997, and here are a number of others. within the framework of the quarter finals of the russian football cup, moscow lokomotiv hosted the capital spartak in cherkizovo then in what weather conditions the game had to be played and how it ended in the report of our special correspondent daniil lokomotiv-spartak could not take place due to severe frost due to weather conditions, weather forecasters predicted in day of the games so in the end it happened below -10 on thermometer, but not lower than -15 °, the tempe

jen psaki tweeted out the "politico" story, which she still hasn't taken down.ut why should she. >> there are 50 former national intelligence folks who said what he is accusing me of is a russian plant. they have said this has all the -- five former heads of the cia, both parties saying what he's saying is a bunch of garbage, nobody blieflts except him and his good friend rudy giuliani. >> you mean the laptop is a russia russia russia hoax? dan: joe biden marched on to the white house. the media did its job and give america the double barreled middle finger which i would do right now but there might be kids watching. did hiding the story make a difference in you can never a counter factual. but a poll showed 1 in 6 voters would have changed their vote had they known about the scandal. liberal media outlets are admitting the laptop was real. now that there is no penalty for it. but it's not just media. even one of the intel officials who signed the letter has recanted his claim. and remember clapper you just heard call the laptop story some soviet tool? even this

. >>> joining us now, jen psaki and stephanie cutter and robert gibbs. 't think of more political expertise in one space here. jen, you were part of the administration. what shaq is reflecting a progressive community in madison, wisconsin, which is not reflective of all of wisconsin. it's a diverse state. what does president biden have to say tonight to try to address both of those audiences, or the multiple audiences politically? >> as stephanie and gibbs can speak to, writing these speeches is one of the biggest challenges in the white house. it's so important. it's also hugely challenging. you are packing about 50 pounds of ideas and policies and contrasts into a one-point bag. i think the woman will be happy. what i understand from white house officials i have spoken to is the president's going to speak to people who feel invisible, who don't feel heard, seen by washington. he will speak to his fight for them and how he is going to continue that moving forward. telling that story and not getting into a data list of all the things he listed. it's my vi

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jen psaki, i'm looking forward to seeing you every sunday morning. >> can't wait for the hand of. >> that's all in for this -- that we look forward to it as well. that's it for tonight, live from ukraine. alex wagner tonight begins right now. right now. >> america can't wait for that handoff. and thank you for everyone at home for joining us tonight, starting with -- ivanka trump and her husband, former senior adviser to the president jared kushner. reporting tonight that kushner and trump have been subpoenaed by special counsel jack smith as part of his investigation into former president trump's role in the january 6th attack. if you watch the house january 6th committee hearings last mirror, you might remember that one of the sing -- a piece of video that the committee played featuring ivanka trump, with a big question trying to answer being how much people in the white house believed the lie that they were pushing, the election had been stolen. it mattered when the committee asked trump's opinion of attorney general bill barr's statement which was made on december 1st of 2020, wh

tonight >> david plouffe and jen psaki and how the president rattled republicans. >> at one point, itke you are trying to shush yo

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it's hard for me to contrast robert mueller to bill barr, because, you know, that is -- to quote jen psakin a different context, they said some things are apples and oranges, and some things are apples and orangutans. they're completely different in how they view their obligation to the public and their role within the department of justice. bob mueller is not an about public spin and giving his personal assessment untethered to the facts. and his personal shyness and being apolitical i think served the fbi incredibly well during 12 years. the fbi you're always being attacked by one side or the other or both sides, and it's really important to keep your head down and to be very tethered to the facts and law. one of the reasons prior to being special counsel he was so revered within the department and in congress and in the white house was because you knew you were dealing with a straight shooter. >> interesting. >> unfortunately, i really don't think you can say that about bill barr, that he is not somebody who is dispassionate about looking at the facts. >> no, and the evidence doesn't sa

elizabeth: well, to your point, senator, let's show then-white house press secretary jen psaki go alongthat narrative attacking the leak theory, and then watch nsa sullivan basically confirm it over the weekend. >> i would caution you against disproving a negative there which is never the responsible approach, in our view. >> president biden has directed repeatedly every element of our intelligence community to to put effort and resources behind getting to the bottom of this question. and one of the things in that "wall street journal" report, which i can't confirm or deny, but i will say the reference to the department of energy, president biden specifically requested that the national labs which are participant of the department of energy -- part of the department of energy be brought into this assessment because he wants to put every tool at use to be able to figure out what happened here. right now there is not a definitive answer that has emerged from the intelligence community on this question. elizabeth: is it irresponsible and is it unproductive for the biden white house -- and

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the former press secretary jen psaki tweeting out yesterday as the state of the net come to an end thoughts and prayers to the staffers trying to movel joe biden out of one of his favorite places. of course president biden being former senator biden and soma years spent in congress get it was c-span's jeremy the clock to that 19 minutes and 58 seconds for joe biden to depart the house chamber last night, bill tragic was a court amount of time to get out of the chamber as his speech here john, thanks for that. welcome your comments and calls. remind you that we certainly will begh playing some of the president comets this morning but all of his speech is available online at c-span.org. you can watch it there, the entire speech as well as some of the reaction from yesterday. we also havees it available on r mobile app, our free mobile app c-span now. just a quick headline from the hill this morning how they are portraying one of their portrayals of the t state of the union last night. biden gop battle at raucous. state of the union. let's go to jane first up in brooklyn on the democrat's line

>> i made a lot of jokes about my own family, about joe biden and jen psaki.erybody. look, the fact that you have so many politicians in this world that take themselves so seriously, everyone has lost a sense of humor, there's no sense of lightening the mood a little bit. we have very serious jobs. but believe me, the job is a lot bigger than ourselves, okay? so the fact that someone might say something humorous or whatever doesn't qualify or disqualify them from anything. like i said, there's a lot of politics to be played out. i think people will look at not just who can win but who can get stuff done. people wanted me to run -- are talking to me about running for president because of the results we have here in new hampshire. wee no sales tax, no income tax, the lowest poverty rate, number one in individual liberties. we are very proud of that record. 49 other states would love that to come to the rest of the country. if we can be a model for that and i can shepherd that through, so be it. >> it's also generous to say you would support donald trump because

jen psaki, the problem also with these hearings are, you look at these issues, they never produce. the twitter files, remember the twitter files? oh, boy. >> yes. >> it's going to be the end. >> it is fascinating that the twitter files had such an extraordinary blind spot. it ended up being the most bias thing i've ever seen in my life. we find out after the twitter files come out, i guess elon didn't give them all the information about, like, twitter executives cowering in the corner and doing whatever donald trump wanted them to do. you have the twitter files. you've got "the new york post," the hunter biden laptop thing. these things have been looked at. it's just like when they were -- who was the special counsel? durham. i read durham's pleadings and say, okay, something has to be here. mika will tell you. i read one pleading all day and called 30 legal experts and said, "what's here?" they said, "i'm reading it, and i don't think anything is here." conservatives keep doing this. they did it with durham in their witch hunt against the fbi. they did it on hunter biden's laptop

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jonathan lemire and jen psaki still with us. moscow, the nearly two-hour-long address filled with propaganda, accusing the west of starting the war and giving no indication the fighting will end any time soon. meanwhile, joe biden is in poland meeting with allies following his historic trip to ukraine. josh lederman is live in warsaw, poland. josh, fill us in. >> reporter: it was not that many years ago that president duda of poland was viewed with a lot of skepticism in the west due to some of his less democratic views and comments. but today there was a real sign of unity and tight alliance between the united states and poland as president biden met with president duda at the presidential palace, duda praising biden for his bravery and courage in paying that visit to kyiv secretly yesterday. duda saying it has shown the world that ukraine is not forgotten. and president biden talking up not only the importance of the u.s. continuing to stand shoulder to shoulder with poland, but also with nato and describing the importance of

then, jen psaki, stupidity with a violent edge to it.e is enraging. can tell you as a mother of two little kids, including one who goes to a public school, where they just walk in and if you have people like lauren boebert out there who are saying everybody should have guns everywhere, it is giving license for crazy people to go after innocent people. >> yeah. >> i mean, that is what is so horrifying about this. when we're talking about the rise in violence, the targeting of members, the targeting of people just for being a part of civic society. >> yes. >> lauren boebert is promoting that. that is what she is doing right there with the guns. how she's talking about violence and arming herself. you know, i think this issue is so enraging because the majority, as a number of people already said, the majority of the country, and i mean, like, 60%, 70%, 80% of people think there should be universal background checks, don't think people should be able to purchase assault weapons. that's what the country thinks. why is there not a change? the

joining us on set, jen psaki, former press secretary, host of a soon to come msnbc show. t's good to have you here, jen. tell us about president biden's process. this is technically second but really his third state of the union. >> he's given speeches for 50 years, so he has a process. there are three stages at the process, i think i can say from experience. one is what is this all about, right? i think nicole can relate, this is any president like what am i trying to say here? the second for joe biden, beeping the radical policies and who is the expert on cyber and the expert on oligarchs, and the last one is when he starts to finally make little tweaks into the words? that's the day, the process happening today, as well as the cut in. these speeches are always longer, by 50 pounds of policy and conscious, that yet the jam it all into. the one thing about joe biden is that it's not final until it comes out of his mouth, so he could be making changes in his mind, should be making final changes as he is speaking. >> do you mean that he is in at labor or a skripal? >> he's

i believe jen psaki, jen psaki i can't speak to her comment.but i was definitely in my cdc capacity when those comments were made. and in fact, we really -- >> all i want to know, >> hang on. -- your time is a. mr. tolman your time is up. -- >> actually we did outreach to over 50 organizations including parent organizations and superintendent organizations as well teacher organization so we did a wide scope of all breach. >> gentleman yields back, you can follow up with written questions and i recognize the gentleman from indiana. >> thank you chairs mcmorris was a, griffith, and godfrey, and ranking members pallone, cast, or an issue for holding this hearing. i thank you to the witnesses today. i appreciate you being here. i do not have a medical background, so i'm going to go off the reservation a little bit mister chairman. but the onset of the pandemic, trump pence administration head quickly to responded to the impact on our health care system, and build a long term strategy to develop innovative solutions and save lives, which you all con

was >> as i said that, i said it from a official c dc capacity and i believe jen psaki said -- i can'tspeak to that and my cdc. >> the last second here is the title of the book. >> the union taking from the parents. ci>> actually we did outreach to over 50 organizations including parent osars and parent organizations and teacher organizations and we did a wide scope of outreach for that. thank you. >> gentleman yields back and written question and recognize the gentlemen for the council. >> thank you, chair. mcmorris rogers and griffin and guthrie and palone and thank you for the witnesses today and appreciate you being here. i did not. i havemc a medical background so i'm going to go off the reservation a little bit, mr. chairman. at thess onset of the pandemic, the temp/pence administration -- trump/pence administration reacted quickly to build a long term strategy to develop innovations and solutions to save lives that you all continued when you came into your job. hoosiers and all americans were fortunate for the trump/pence administration to advance historic whiteco house coronavi

insiders with this from the white house press secretary and msnbc nbc host symone sanders-townsend and jen psaki host of simone on peacock and msnbc. and the man without an msnbc show, but with a phenomenal podcast, michael steele, former former chairman of the -- committee. since you're both part of the administration, senator michael steele. >> okay so i will admit straight-up, i was surprised. republicans for a long time have been talking about owning the libs. they got owned tonight by joe biden. he stood his ground, he laid out his agenda, he was very clear. he took the hecklers and he made america see what he has been trying to convey in a way that they probably have not seen or heard before. and i thought for him it was a very good night. i was watching and reading conservatives and margaret folds on my twitter feed just lose their mind. >> over? what >> everything. the complete package. just the repertory back and forth, clarity of laying out what he did. the moment on social security is going to be in a loop. because everyone in the country in hours, at least those who follow social sec

she doesn't really think independently like the other white house people like jen psaki or even sarahrs. so what she says, i think she's misreading that binder when she says joe biden takes classified documents seriously. i think she's putting the inflection in the wrong place. she should be reading it, and the way it is supposed to be read is joe biden takes white house classified documents seriously. host: this is the text on the student loan message from lee in florida, palm bay. i do not support just paying off the loans, making community college free would prevent most future debt. let's hear from will in cedar city, utah on the independent line. caller: i just have one comment. after everything we've seen in the last two years with president biden, isn't it obvious, indubitably obvious to everybody that he is compromised? with afghanistan, everything that's gone on, he's sweet talking the chinese, the russians, the ukrainians, and we are getting nowhere. he has been giving help for the ukrainians where we've taken everything we had and put it in. he is definitely compromised and