these standards well judge for yourself in an online game or manage to get in for questions to jen psaki biden's press secretary by just pretending to be a white house reporter a few fake twitter handles that's all it took the gamer who was real identity is still unknown created a profile as casey lego montagu who pretended to be a reporter for a non-existing news agency called white house news several white house officials even followed her on twitter montagu then asked credentialed reporters in the white house press room so a pass on her questions because she couldn't make it there to code the regulations and stuff like that and they did no credentials no background check nothing and this laziness or incompetence or whatever you want to call it on the part of the white house press team is exactly what led montague to do all this in the 1st place i love journalism and i think the press corps is doing a pretty bad job at the moment so i decided i wouldn't show us some transparency and ask some questions me and some friends want the answer to and she's not the only one fed up with real journalist

lamalfa: -- -- guest: that is actually a refreshing thing to hear by jen psaki and the biden administration. that said, we see a lot done using corporate america, media and other outlets to do the footwork that the federal government weeks to do. so look him in the company's, how many are jumping on board and saying, we will give you a doughnut or a $25 certificate if you show us you have been vaccinated. that is coercion. it is their freedom to do that. and it is freedom of people to take one of these injections if they choose to, but the key choice is to choose to do so. that is what we are about as a country. what if they discriminate on people that have an allergic reaction to that? i know there are some who will do so. i have gotten word from people who say they do not want to do it. others are not comfortable yet. the problem has been, there has been so much misinformation ever since the beginning, or lack of information, since the beginning of this pandemic situation, that there isn't a lot of trust by people for their media, for what dr. fauci is saying, what is coming out of variou

biden bait and switch. white house press secretary jen psaki says president biden will also focus has address around police reform, immigration and gun safety certainly recognizes the important opportunity that this offers south carolina senator tim scott will give the republican rebuttal an actual outline of what our party to be the direction of the country. >> lawmakers say they do feel safe attending tonight's address following january's deadly insurrection at the capitol. psaki says right before his speech, the president will meet with staff members who were there in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> we'll have more on president biden's address to congress on a special episode of inside california politics streaming tonight right after the president's speech join 3 of our political analyst michael yaki. jonathan madison, david buik on. that's tonight on kron, on. as governor gavin newsome faces a likely recall election later this year. some officials are warning it could be one of the most expensive elections in state history. a group of election officials say governor gavin newsom's recall election cou

has basically been very critical of the use of bitcoin, so clearly, she's the point person jen psaki , biden'sibilities on this with gary gensler, and it's hard to figure out where gensler fits in terms of the regulatory skematic of the cryptocurrencies and i think that's where the pricing is going to have an impact. on the positive side, if you're a bull on crypto, he taught cryptocurrency and blockchain stuff at m. i.t., he was in academic before he went to the s ec as chairman. on the negative side, i just got this from a former student of his, reminded me that during his class, he wasn't like such a big fan. he was often speaking negative about it, so clearly, there's going to be some regulatory impact between yellen and gensler, do they faceoff, do they agree, and if they agree, if you find him moving towards the yellen position on crypto regulation, again, she's been very critical of it, then, you know, there's going to be some there has to be some price impact because there's going to be more regulation. it's going to come out of washington with the sec and the treasury department so th

white house press secretary jen psaki discussed biden's plan on tuesday. >> the president has been consistentw that there is not a military solution to afghanistan, that we have been there for far too long. that has been his view for some time, well reported on. he believes and remains committed to supporting negotiations between the parties, which many of you may be following or resuming next week. he also believes we need to focus our resources on fighting the threats we face today, almost 20 years after the war began. amy: biden's announcement comes just over a week before the scheduled start of a new round of peace talks in istanbul between the taliban and the u.s.-backed afghan government. but on tuesday, the taliban announced it would boycott the talkbecause biden is reneging on a deal made by president trump to have all u.s. troops out by may 1. in recent weeks, the taliban attacked aecret u.s. military base in eastern afghanistan, as well as kandahar airfield which houses hundreds of u.s. troops. on tuesday, a senior biden administration official told reporters the president is commit

and, as a matter of fact, when we asked can jen psaki, president biden's press secretary, about crypto department. so clearly, something is happening from treasury. is that your understanding, that it's treasury that's going to give you guys the rules of the road going forward? >> well, i should say that i speak for myself and not even the sec, let alone the treasury. we are an independent regulatory agency. so that's one of the complexities in the united states. there's so many different potential touchpoints from regulation to crypto, and i think that's been a difficult thing for people in crypto to, you know, discern and figure out that land scape. i will say that within treasury, a department that was looking at crypto, has been look at crypto for many years now, was out early with guidance. and so i don't think that people are too surprised to see fin-sen involved as there are potential anti-money laundering, know your customer, bank secrecy act issues. >> right -- liz: one of the things can be. >> let me just -- liz: i was just going to ask, charlie, one of the things that we don

biden bait and switch. white house press secretary jen psaki says president biden will also focus has address around police reform, immigration and gun safety certainly recognizes the important opportunity that this offers south carolina senator tim scott will give the republican rebuttal an actual outline of what our party to be the direction of the country. >> and due to the pandemic. only a select number of members will be able to attend tonight's address. but those that are say that they do feel safe doing so following january's deadly insurrection at the capitol and other threats that have sense stemmed from it. psaki did say that right before his speech, the president will be meeting with capitol staff members who were there at the time live in washington. i'm jessi tenure. thanks, jesse. >> time now is 5.16. and don't forget, we have complete coverage of the president's address to congress tonight. we've got a special episode of inside california politics. it will be streaming right after the president's speech join catherine heenan and 3 of our political analysts, michael yaki, jonathan madison and

biden bait and switch. white house press secretary jen psaki says president biden will also focus has address around policeorm, immigration and gun safety certainly recognizes the important opportunity that this offers south carolina senator tim scott will give the republican rebuttal an actual outline of what our party to be the direction of the country. >> in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> and today history will be made because for the first time ever, the 2 people sitting behind the president will be women. yes, of course we're talking about vice president kamala harris and speaker of the house nancy pelosi. and we're joined this morning by usa, today's washington, dc bureau chief susan page who in fact just released a biography on the speaker. good morning, susan. >> hey, good morning, james. great to be with was going to ask you about your book, but i ripped up the notes as i was explaining what pelosi won't be doing after speech. and these are this is your book. so sorry about that. but what do you expect her to do tonight after the speech. >> you know, i expected to be friendlier occasion than the

biden bait and switch. white house press secretary jen psaki says president biden will also focus has address around police immigration and gun safety certainly recognizes the important opportunity that this offers south carolina senator tim scott will give the republican rebuttal an actual outline of what our party to be the direction of the country. >> and due to the pandemic. only a select number of members can attend tonight's address. >> but those that are say that they do feel safe doing so following january's deadly insurrection at the capitol and various threats that have since followed psaki did say that right before his speech, the president will be meeting with capitol staff members who were there that day live in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> all right, jesse, thank you very much. and by the way, we will have complete coverage of the president's address to congress tonight. we'll also have a special episode of inside california politics, which we're going to be streaming right after the president's speech. so make sure to join catherine heenan and 3 of our political analyst michael yaki jona

obviously jen psaki and president biden don't know, either.georgia. we have more opportunity for people to vote in georgia especially on the weekends, placed in a signature match process, we are securing drop boxes and making sure that elections officials continuously count until every vote is tabulated, there's been a small businessperson my whole life, these corporate ceos, they don't understand the impact of the day-to-day, they are coming off of covid and now they have this being done to them through no fault of their own, quite honestly. >> harris: i want to point out, colorado in georgia's election laws when it comes to i.d., and all the different, your state has more early voting days than them. but colorado governor, about all the money they are about to get from that game, watch -- >> by some estimates, this could mean more than $100 million impact or local economy. >> colorado really knocked one out of the park and landed the 2021 major league all-star game. the all-star game, the festivities around it, that could be $100 million in

thousands of infantry still there some experts now think biden will postpone pulling out the remaining 2500 troops but white house press secretary jen psaki says americans should nevertheless trust biden to fulfill his pledge. well 1st it wasn't a deadline we said. but the president this president has conveyed that it would be difficult operationally to meet the timeline of getting all troops out by may 1st he has also consistently over the course of the last decade spoken out about his concerns about the war so that should hopefully give people confidence about his commitments i don't believe that the u.s. will really be completely honest sons grew very clear from the statements from germany how the united states leaners really look at the people of afghanistan with such completeness named. you know how are militants who are going to be. the secretary snow becomes in their quest they are because the soviet union. read his column hollow out you today this is the consequence of illegal invasions and wars against other countries. and the war that the united states has waged really against the interests and against the people of earth and ha

. >> julie: let's talk fast, white house press secretary jen psaki furthering president biden's debunkedt georgia's new voting law even after "the washington post" fact-checked them and called them false. meanwhile, "the wall street journal" editorial board ripping "woke and weak ceos denouncing the law, writing the public debate on george's new voting law has become a stew of falsehood, propaganda and panic. part of the blame lies with ceos of major companies who are uninformed at best or cowardly at worst." ouch. multiple companies including apple, delta air lines and coca-cola who are attacking george's new laws have been hesitant to speak out against china's human rights violations as they continue to do business there. radio talk show host and desiree timms, former ohio democratic congressional candidate, joining me now. president biden has claimed that georgia's law blocked people from providing voters with food and water while they stood in line when in fact that is not true in the white house press secretary jen psaki further backing that line of attack. desiree? >> we know that

white house press secretary jen psaki says president biden will also focus has address around policeform, immigration and gun safety certainly recognizes the important opportunity that this offers south carolina senator tim scott will give the republican rebuttal an actual outline of what our party to be the direction of the country. >> in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> the first time there will be 2 women seated behind president by their will. yeah, of speaker of the house, nancy pelosi and the new president of the senate. vice president kamala a lot of things to note as we approach the speech tonight. and joining us now with more on the importance as well. we've got professor donna crane who teaches political science at san jose state university. we appreciate you joining us this morning with your perspective as we try to navigate our way through the new political reality in washington. >> thanks for joining us. and what do you expect out of nancy pelosi tonight. probably not going to doing this after the >> i expect the nancy pelosi may be framing this speech instead her offense

next wednesday we learned from jen psaki that president biden will have his speech to the joint sessionsill lay out the american family plan. it will include more programs like this that will dissuade people from working. >> they're moving us, charles, the man to move us to a welfare state, pretty much the government decides what our lifestyle is, how much we will or won't make. investments are the economic engine of this country. you tax corporations an investors more, they will reroute their invests. they will make other investments. i'm a tax lawyer. we do this all the time when we're doing tax strategy around investments. you start making these policies, to come up with your big social welfare programs, you tax the corporations and the rich people so their average person doesn't think it will affect them. let me explain something to the american people, charles. we don't have enough rich people in the world to spend the money this administration wants to spend there is not enough money in the world. we cannot perpetually pay people to do nothing, not let them go back to work, give th

reagan and here is your cnbc news update at this hour >>> white house press secretary jen psaki says president biden the mass shooting at an indianapolis fedex facility overnight she says biden is renewing his call for congress to act to curb gun violence >>> and the family of 12-year-old tamar rice who was shot and killed by cleveland police in 2014 has asked the justice department to reopen the case into the child's death. last december federal prosecutors said they would not charge two police officers involved due to the lack of evidence >>> in hong kong five top pro-democracy advocates have been sentenced up to 18 months in prison for helping to organ anti-government protest march. the people sentenced include a former lawmaker and media tycoon, jimmy lay. >>> new research shows double masking works best when a cloth mask is worn over a surgical mask the study found doing it the other way, wearing a cloth under a surgical mask, was no better than wearing a surgical mask alone. i'm glad i have been getting that order right now that i learned this scott, back over to you. >> all right, court. we a

obviously jen psaki and president biden don't know it either. >> john: the battle continues over georgia'sseball and potentially some other companies as a result of that. let's get back down it with our panel and start with harbled ford jr. the president continuing to push the notion that this is jim crow law. is this jim crow 2.0? >> you know, i think that we sometimes rush to racialize things a bit. without first laying out all the facts. let me be clear. i think the sport of hank aaron and jackie robinson shouldn't be criticized here. >> the relates is this bill doesn't do the two things. ensure thawing have checks and balances in an election. remove the authority and oversight from the secretary of state. and gave it to the state legislature. and went buy more voting machines. democrats will have to largely give in on the notion that we should have some voter i.d., voter requirement -- voter i.d. requirements whether you vote in person or mail-in. this jumping the gun that corporations have no right to say that they believe access to the ballot is fundamental and fair is the right thin

white house press secretary jen psaki says president biden will also focus has address around police reform, immigration and gun safety certainly recognizes the important opportunity that this offers south carolina senator tim scott will give the republican rebuttal an actual outline of what our party to be the direction of the country. >> and due to the pandemic. only a select number of members can attend tonight's address. but those that are say they do feel safe doing so following january's deadly insurrection at the capitol and then other threats that have since followed psaki did say, though, that right before the president's address he will be meeting with staff members who were there that day live in washington. i'm jessi tenure. thanks a lot, jesse. and we're gonna have complete coverage of president biden's address to congress tonight. >> on a special edition of inside california politics that will be streaming right after the president's speech join catherine heenan and 3 of our political analyst michael yaki jobs in madison and david mckeown. that is tonight on kron on and

. ♪ howard: white house reporters have repeatedly pressed jen psaki on why president biden adopted donalddecided to admit just 15,000 refugees for the coming year especially after bridbiden reversed himself and promised to raise the cap in a few weeks. >> what changed between 1 p.m. on friday and around 4:30 p.m. on friday to go from we're not raising the refugee cap to we are raising it by may 15th? howard: the press secretary repeatedly told correspondents this wasn't a change in position at all but finally gave some ground. >> we wanted to send a clear message we are a country that is welcoming refugees. we recognized that was not the message that was sent and so we reassessed. >> mollie hemingway, we do have some reporters pressing the white house about this washington post, white house changedded its story three times inin six weeks, but should thise a bigger story? >> you said al sharpton was blurring the lines between being an activist and being in the media, as if that's not what everyone in the media is doing these days. seems this was a big issue in part because joe biden has be

biden's overturning of immigration policies have led to a much worsening situation. there's no way to see it any other way. it's -- they still will not call it a crisis. it's incredible, jen psakig it was a misspeak on president biden's take. all right, adam, adam, we will keep watching and have you soon to catch up. thank you, sir. president trump sounds off, what he had to say about the border crisis and taking back the house. plus, what would you do for a year of free burgers, the deal california chain is offering, it's making a husband this morning, stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ o the moon. it doesn't ring the bell on wall street. or disrupt the status quo. t-mobile for business uses unconventional thinking to help you realize new possibilities. like our new work from anywhere solutions, so your teams can collaborate almost anywhere. plus customer experience that finds solutions in the moment. ...and first-class benefits, like 5g with every plan. network, support and value without any tradeoffs. that's t-mobile for business. 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

that was white house press secretary, jen psaki, announcing the biden administration struck a deal withla. ayman mohyeldin is in guatemala covering the crisis, and filed this report for us. >> good morning, kasie. as the biden administration grapples with the number -- the record number -- of migrants making their way across the u.s.-southern border. we came here, to guatemala, to see, firsthand, the conditions that are forcing people to make that perilous journey across mexico. we, also, had a chance to speak to the guatemalan president about what he hopes would be a new chapter in u.s.-guatemala relations. but i can tell you, from spending a few days here on the ground, both, in guatemala city. and going to the rural parts of the country. that, the situation is dire. people here are facing desperate conditions, economically, as well as environmentally. you know, we went just outside of the capital. spent a few hours with a small, rural village. a community there. young mother of two children. both of her kids, malnourished. despite the fact that her husband works in the seasonal-sugar

because last week i had asked the press secretary, jen psaki if president biden was committed to raisingen he talked about it so much and his secretary of state talked about it. and last week she said yes. they were committed to doing so by september 30th, the end of the fiscal year. but now we are seeing them change it. and one reason they did say was not just the way the trump administration changed the refugee program in the ways they did but also because of the surge of migrants that you see at the southern border. even though it's one office that processes this or two different programs that do it. but they say that's a contributing factor to sigho why you are seeing president biden walkway back on this campaign promise. >> thank you for the update on the change on the frunles thank you at the white house for us. let's get to covid. researchers now testing the pfizer covid-19 vaccine on children as young and 2. stanford medicine in california started administering doses to kids wednesday ajts 2 to 5. this is part of a three-phase trial including trial as young as six months all the

this is really surprising because just yesterday the white house press secretary jen psaki explicitly said that president biden did not want to get ahead of the jury. president biden made these remarks this morning during the meeting in the oval office. the president was asked a question about his phone call last night with george floyd's family. he was not asked what he thought the verdict should be. but the president went there on his own. >> they are a good family. and they are calling for peace and tranquility no matter what that verdict is. i'm praying that the verdict is the right verdict, and i wouldn't say that unless the jury is sequestered now. >> this comes one day after the judge in the trial set i wish elected officials would stop talking about this case. the white house press secretary was pressed no matt pressed on this topping and jen psaki would not elaborate what t meant when he said overwhelming referring to the evidence in the case. nor would jen psaki explain why he decided to take the highly unusual step of weighing in on an ongoing criminal trial. but now that a verdict has indeed been r

jen psaki talked about the biden boycott in her meeting with the press. >> this is much bigger than georgiaorgia was one of the first to act on it, to use easily disapproval conspiracy theories to make it harder for eligible americans to vote. this is something we are seeing a prevalence of this, a pattern around the country, and effort to make it more difficult to vote. >> what is the big picture? is she urging these boycotts? trying to bring attention to 30 states for trying to reign in the non-pandemic voting rules because we want to restart, this virus is in the rearview mirror. >> if this is the stage we apply, i that we have to condemn new york and start demanding boycotts of new york state, they have fewer early voting days than georgia, almost half as few can it never had drop boxes, you can play this game with every single state. what georgia has done is made their voting system more streamlined and efficient, convenient and accessible for voters in safe and secure, it was not just on november 3rd the georgia had problems. when donald trump was unopposed you have people waiting in

a lot of questions for jen psaki about biden's politician in the d.c. and struck by the tone.s death notwithstanding. i was surprised the tone that he and the vice president had toward the country the other night. were you? >> yes, i was taken aback. they are not the only ones in this administration. last week the u.n. ambassador, u.s. ambassador to the united nations gave a speech that depicted the united states as a failed nation eaten up by racism. born in racism, living in racism and inherently racist. i for one reject that. what i saw in that terrible tape of that man losing his life of george floyd losing his life was evil. but i'm not willing to say that i saw it in that our police are systemically racist. this week -- tlaib said our police are intentionally racist and no more police or incarceration or militarization. and i think that's absolutely wrong. i think our men and women in blue by and large every day get up and try and do the best for their community and are motivated by the best of values, the value of saving life, providing safety and security to our commun

a special envoy to the biden administration is in talks with leaders in the northern triangle about the root causes of these migrations. discussions press secretary jen psaki says president biden will be involved with. >> his focus right now is on expediting processing at the border. opening up additional facilities. addressing the root causes and restarting programs to incentivize kids from applying within their countries. >> a new poll by the public affairs research finds that more americans do not agree with the president's handling of the border situation. a democratic congressional delegation is here in the south visiting border agencies and facilities. thousands of children have crossed alone, 80% of the children have at least one family member in the united states. hhs is opening new centers for migrants just as early as yesterday in texas to create more space. right here along the border we've seen hundreds of migrants as early as last night crossing the border. one of those individuals was a 7-year-old girl. this morning she crossed alone just sobbing. when she finally stopped crying she talked with border agents and she seemed more like a teenage

jen psaki? chris bedford what do you think of that? >> i don't think they want to let joe biden working for him at least allegedly working for him largely seem to be calling the shots. when he is allowed to answer questions, who is he allowed to call on. exactly to your point earlier, not the election fraud problems this is checking into. all of the unelected bureaucrats, all the officials across our countries, who seized power from the legislature, backed by the judiciary and were able to change our voting laws in the name of covid this or that. those are the people that the legislatures are trying to rein in. it is freaks extremely important because election trust matters. elizabeth: chris bedford, thank you so much. we'll have more after the break on the border crisis with texas congressman brian babin ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile, you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network? sure thing! and with fast, nationwide 5g

possibility that we can sit down and have in direct talks in vienna later in the month jen psaki who of course is joe biden's press secretary has just in the last few minutes been asked about the talks in vienna she said they're welcome development they hope that the talks will be constructive it is a constructive move she has said they are clear eyed about the huddles light and front of them but they realize it could take some time to get the discussions going they said that happened with the original deal what could be a problem nor something that jen psaki talked about iran coming back into compliance with the nuclear deal and the lifting of sanctions the iranians dead set against the idea of sequencing those they believe that the u.s. which was part of the agreement and donald trump pulled them out in me 2018 they should come back into compliance and that means lifting sanctions and then the iranians will start to do what they need to do there's still a lot of what to go with there americans would like to talk about other things such as ballistic missile testing such as iran's influence around the region

anna: that was white house press secretary jen psaki discussion president biden's capital gains plan.he part couple of hours or so. i know you have been throwing it around in the markets live blog. we saw what impact it would have on equity markets yesterday. i suppose the question is how long lasting is it? is it done and dusted? we don't know details yet. it has to get through law making system. >> there are a lot of unnones around the actually timeline of this. will it actually be passed? we are seeing u.s. equity futures crawl back after yesterday's knee-jerk selloff suggests that investors will probably phase this news at this point. that has been the case in the past. if we look back to when capital gains were increased in 1987, 1998. in 2013 we saw equity markets tread sideways into those announcements but then extend gains beyond that. the s&p something like 30%. i would expect similar action going forward. it is really not a case this is going to derail that global equity complex. probably a speed bump for now. anna: something we focused on this morning, the data from europe,

biden will address the nation and speak before a joint session of congress. >> for the first time since the inauguration white house press secretary jen psaki says after this er biden will attempt to grow relationships across the aisle. i would expect that you should all expect the president to invite members to the white house soon after the joint session address. but top republicans say compromise will be hard to do. so. i look at the 100 days it's more like a bait and switch. >> the bait was he was going to govern as bipartisan. but the switches he's governed as a socialist warning to raise taxes in a out. >> and regulate america basically out of business. so i'm not very impressed with a first 100 days. this is not what i thought i would get from joe biden university of wisconsin milwaukee political science professor mordecai lee believes bipartisan support won't happen because many republicans disagree firmly with biden's policy agenda or seen this sort of partisan gridlock. >> and then if a president wants to govern. i president sunglass to accept the political reality of what politics is like we've gotten so ideological and we have so much and the mo

. >> white house press secretary genet psaki -- jen psaki held a briefing on the biden administration's agenda missing on whether the federal government would impose vaccine passports and the possibility of bipartisanship on the president's proposed infrastructure plan. sec. psaki: hello. happy tuesday. no bunny today, i promise. chicks, may be. candy. a couple updates for all of you at the top. we provided a bit of an update on what the job's has been up to since the president announced the american jobs plan last week, so just wanted to provide you an update. as noted yesterday, they have been hard at work in the congressional recess making calls to democratic chairs and republican ranking members and appropriators. they have lead briefings for major house and senate caucuses. secretary buttigieg will meet with the moderate new democrats caucus this week. the office of public engagement will lead calls this week with private sector, rural, and agriculture groups. local chambers of congress, faith leaders, minority leaders community college groups, and , more. the office of legislative

white house press secretary jen psaki snuffed out expectations that president biden will want to weigh in on this until the commission he created presents their findings on reforming the supreme court. >> he will wait for that to play out and wait to read that report. i expect he will not have more to convey about any recommendations or views he will have until he reads that report. his view is that he wants to hear from this commission that has a range of viewpoints. >> trace: some democratic lawmakers see it as an unforced error and frustrated progressives move forward when the party needs to maintain a united front during talks on infrastructure. the sponsors said it would take a lot of debate and they want to start now. nancy pelosi stifled the momentum yesterday saying she has no plans to bring the bill to the florida. republicans are pointing to how president biden's own position has evolved over time once called it a bone-headed idea. ed markey five years ago stood on the supreme court steps with a sign reading we need nine as he pushed for president obama's nominee merrick garl

>> i don't understand what jen psaki and joe biden don't understand. who creates jobs?rporate tax rate from 35% to 21% it is because america's corporate income tax rate was much higher than those we have to compete with on the globe. we have global competition. when joe biden is saying america, he wants us to be uncompetitive with the rest of the world which is all those manufacturing jobs which are already going to go away because of his green new deal and the end of american non-dependence on foreign sources of energy, those are going away. when taxes go up, for the middle class and the working stiff out there your prospects are going to be dinner. why do they want to punish us so much? ashley: i don't know. when candidate biden was running we were assured he's not a radical left candidate. he's a moderate democrats who will work on both sides of the aisle, but the far left of the democratic party is pulling all the strings. joe biden is happily going further and further to the left. my question are they trying to reshape the role of capitalism in this country? >> the

liz: we hear you loud and clear but the white house press secretary jen psaki failed to say if bidensis.s, your final word recall it again on president biden to reconsider that decision and find what is a federal responsibility. liz: got it, general mcguire thinking to your service to our country and thank you for coming on. i am elizabeth macdonald, you been watching "the evening edit" on fox business, that doesn't for us, thank you for watching and have a great weekend. ♪ weekend. ♪ ♪♪ >> it's the revolver that won the west. >> this is a serious piece of weaponry. >> and she inherited a slew. >> buying the guns turned him into a cowboy. it was an obsession. >> you in there? >> lawmen and outlaws alike reach for the hotshot of colt pistols. >> i was always told that it was a million-dollar gun. >> talk about bang for the buck. >> i've been looking for you. >> or will it all backfire? [ gunshot ] [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪♪

jen psaki replied by saying the president believes in freedom of speech and members can share their views. jen psaki reiterated the belief that president biden will wait until the commission releases the report. neil, that commission now has six full months roughly sixful months before it has to releast its findings. could be some time before president biden weighs in on it. neil? >> neil: thanks, kristin fisher very much. we know that ruth bader ginsberg before she died didn't think much of this idea. justice brier alive and well saying he wasn't keen on it as well. and then there's antonin scalia, justice is long gone but he kept up with his son, chris, about what his dad would make of this. chris scalia. >> father was never asked as far as i know what he thought about court packing. because court packing was never an issue when he was alive. that's because conservatives never had a majority on the court. it's only now that conservatives have a majority that court packing is in play. because the left doesn't like the fact that they no longer have the majority on the supreme court. but i suspect my father would have agreed with his good fri

. >> president biden regrets his decision to weigh in on this matter, the issue of courses moving debt all-star game from georgia to colorado, jen psaki simply answering a direct question that was asked of him and that he was not explicitly calling for the mlb to move this game. but jen psaki also says he again tried to make the case at the voting laws in colorado are less restrictive than those in georgia. listen here. >> colorado allows you to register on election day. colorado has voting by mail, and it's up to major league baseball to determine the all-star game. >> to form a trump to republican senator tom cotton, colorado actually has more restrictive voting laws to then georgia. >> they have now -- the paid mouthpieces are repeating his lies, slandering brian kemp and the state of georgia. >> so it's time for president biden to apologize but john, as of now they are zero signs, zero indications that president biden would do so. >> john: kristin fisher across the street from the white house. thanks so much. >> sandra: let's bring in ronna mcdaniel. you caught our eye over the weekend when you tweet it out, you know what i'm not

white house press secretary jen psaki dodged questions on whether president biden would commute prisonent drug offenders and too many people are suffering from all of this so will president biden live up to these promises? i hope so. here with me now, cofounder criminal justice reform advocate, music producer pardoned by president trump late last year, welcome. >> how are you doing? >> how long did you spend in prison for marijuana crime? >> thirteen years in prison for $900 worth of cannabis. kennedy: that is insane. for those of us who hear stories like that, it makes us mad in our blood boil. how did you go through 13 years and maintain hope? when you got out, you are off for clemency and 2016 by president obama but fully pardoned by president trump. when you got out, you had so much creativity and inspiration to go forward and create some foundations, how did you maintain hope? >> and i got out, i was a lucky one, i had people pulling for me but the majority of people in prison don't have celebrities or political people pulling for them so i knew i had to be the voice for the peopl

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biden aware of anyone named kamala harris. did a local volunteer buy the books? if so vice-president is making money. is she, jen psaki? >> i would have to check with the health and human services team. i hear it's a good book. >> greg: what a weird way to get back on the best seller list. maybe i should try this out? >> [laughing]. >> [laughing]. >> wow. >> [laughing]. >> greg: i never get tired of her adorable laugh. that laugh, joe, will carry her to the white house. >> greg, if you cross the border you get a gift and a blanket