john 100 reports jen, saki press secretary for president. joseph biden has put out a statement in that she says, president biden urged russia to deescalate tensions with ukraine. he made clear that the united states and its allies and partners will respond decisively if russia further invades ukraine. president biden also expressed support for diplomacy, and it goes on to say, the president reiterated that substantial progress. and these dialogues can occur only in an environment of de escalation rather than escalation. friday marks 2 years since china informed the w h. i. earth and pneumonia type illness, and has since become known as coven. 19, the city of shia is currently battling the biggest community outbreak. the country has seen this year. the u. s. has condemned the killing of at least 4 protesters. i security forces ins to dawn. there was shot in on dorman, with thousands of people rallied against the recent military takeover. a group of wrangler refugees who spend days at sea in a damaged bows, have been rescued by indonesian auth

c. jen, saki, a press secretary for president. joseph biden has put out a statement in that. she says, president biden urged russia to deescalate tensions with ukraine. he made clear that the united states and its allies and partners will respond decisively if russia further invades ukraine. president biden also expressed support for diplomacy and it goes on to say, the president reiterated that substantial progress in these dialogues can occur only in an environment of de escalation rather than escalation in the usa to colorado. hundreds of homes have been destroyed after wildfires driven by high winds in gulf to cities. new denver has been described as a life threatening situation. tens of thousands of people have been told to evacuate immediately. the u. s. has condemned the killing of at least 4 protesters by security forces in sudan that was shot and undermined with thousands of people, rallied against the military involvement in politics. demonstrators in the capital cartoon been approaching the presidential palace. they want the military to stay out of government affai

though he now announces he intends to say his stake when asked to clarify the relationship, jen, saki, the white house spokesperson didn't have much to say. the president, son is not an employee at the federal government. so i had pointed to his representatives, joe biden just recently gave quite a bit of good publicity to prouder electric bus company. now it just so happens that jennifer granholm, who he appointed as secretary of energy, is a major shareholder. given that status the up to $5000000.00 in value of investment, the secretary run home continues to hold him prosser inc. his position to increase in lights for personal, unsubstantial involvement in an aggressive, wide ranging untie this public relation campaign to promote electric vehicles. batteries on charging infrastructure with jo biden's, democracy extravaganza kicking off. it's worth noting that recent polling data shows very few things. us democracy sets a good example. we decided to ask americans how they view their national leaders. do you think the american political lead is corrupt? sometimes not always, it depend

instead and was saying that he didn't come off quite as expected. archie is kim hopping reports while jen, saki promised that a stark warning would come from joe biden, regarding those who are unvaccinated. however, the millions of americans who tuned in didn't exactly hear that. now it's worth noting that joe biden did defend his unpopular mandates that he says are for the good of the people. i know vaccination requirements, popular for me, not even proper for those who are anxious to get them. my ministration has put them in place, not to control your life, but to save your life. now, those mandate have been quite unpopular. they have been big demonstrations and out pouring of discontent in response. and there's been a number of shortages among jobs such as firefighters, police officers, airline pilots, and others. during his speech, he did brag about the new vaccination centers that have opened and the new widespread ability availability of coven tests. now, one interesting thing to note about joe biden's remarks is he did actually make a point of acknowledging and thanking the previous admi

let's recall that jen, saki, the white house spokesperson, had warned that joe biden was going to get a stark warning to the on vaccinate it. that's not exactly what people heard from the u. s. president. take a listen. i know vaccination requirements popular for me. not even proper for those who are anxious to get them. my ministrations put them in place not to control your life, but to save your life. now, during his speech, he did brag about the new vaccination centers that have opened and the new widespread ability availability of coven tests. now, one interesting thing to note about joe biden's remarks is he did actually make a point of acknowledging and thanking the previous administration for quote, making sure america was 1st to get the vaccine quote 1st to get the vaccine as the words he used. it's interesting because generally the problems of cobra in the united states are blamed on the previous administration. in this instance, he's actually acknowledging some achievement on the part of donald trump, his predecessor. now at one point the speech did get a little intense. her

john hendrick has the latest from washington. jen, saki, the press. secretary for president, joseph biden has put out a statement in that she says, president biden urged russia to deescalate tensions with ukraine. he made clear that the united states and its allies and partners will respond decisively if russia further invades ukraine. president biden also expressed support for diplomacy, and it goes on to say, the president reiterated that substantial progress. and these dialogues can occur only in an environment of de escalation rather than escalation, global current of ours cases of hit a record high in the past 7 days. with almost a 1000000 detected on average each day, the u. s. is the worst effected accounting for nearly one in 3 cases in the world. south africa has announced that it's midnight to 4 am. curfew will now be lifted. as the countries believed have passed the peak of its 4th corona virus wave. the u . s. has condemned the killing of at least 4 protesters by security forces in c dawn. they were shot in on dorman, where thousands of people rallied against the recent milita

this time it was the white house jen. saki, the press. secretary issued a statement saying, president biden urged russia to de escalate tensions with ukraine. he made clear of the united states and its allies and partners will respond decisively if russia further invade ukraine. president biden expressed support for diplomacy. and then you went on to say that the president reiterated that substitute process, and these dialogues can occur only in it, in an environment of de escalation rather than escalation. we also now have a response from the russian side. there was a news conference in moscow in which europe who shock of assistant to the president said one conclusion was underscored if the security and negotiations are successful, it should naturally lead to certain normalization of relations and perhaps an improvement and bilateral relations. the conversation was entirely focused on the issues of security guarantees. he said and went on to say that us bilateral, both presidents agreed that this would be continued at a us bilateral agreement. meeting in geneva, one in between russia

now jen, saki, the white house spokesperson says that this does not contradict the white house's overall stance on the issue. this is jen socket. we want to end this program i but we also believe in following the law. and that's exactly what we're doing. as there was a, a, there was a ruling that required us moving forward with implementation. now, there has been a very significant increase in migrants crossing the u. s. border since joe biden took office. that number has risen quite a bit over the past few months. i, and at this point we're going to see the, the are the program law. they call it the remain in mexico ram or the migrant protection protocols program implemented in border towns out throughout texas next week. okay, kind of open a new york. thank you for that. britain is led by a clown now saw the french president's brand at boris johnson as france, his former u. k envoy bones the relations of hit that was to more than 200 years. and they didn't pay from johnston's party, brushed off microns insult. calling his anti british stance a pantomime, designed to win votes ahead of

and jen saki said at least the biden administration is sending support to do with the smashing grabs but she lied the national sheriffs association but the white house played you for a fool them immigration to remember when, went to guatemala? that is how harris has been figuring that out. >> in meeting with the kamala harris that is the only communication from the biden administration over illegal immigration. >> guatemala hasn't heard since june but the entire vice presidency and then in afghanistan. >> slowdown everybody. [laughter] >> can i get a witness? [laughter] >> she falls for every hoax. and now saying just these small that words innocent. but the resignation just keep piling up and so does the bad press former staffers in the "washington post" quote it is clear you're not working with somebody who was willing to do the work. with kamala harris you have to come up with the constant amount of soul destroying criticism and also her own lack of self-confidence. so you are constantly propping up the bully and it's not really clear why. the biden administration even the democra

the athletes from the us will go, officials will not go jen saki, they're feeling questions on that. and also the video conference phone calls from to take place tuesday morning, local time between the u. s president joe biden, the russian premier, let me put in, but that breaking story about that partial boy comes up for the winter olympics in china, and that's broken just in the past was 1015 minutes or so. the u. s. h apartment, expressing loud and clearly loving and clearly rather they have a big problem with some issues to do with what's going on in china specifically to do with the muslim weakness and how china is handling that ongoing situation. more on that for you in the coming hours here on our to 0. in other news, the up in government says force is a recap of the strategic tons of dessie and convolt show from to grind rebels. the fighters had seen the times in the region of horror in the past 2 months. mean monster pose. liter uncensored, she was initially given a 4 year prison sentence, but that has not been reduced 2 years. according to me in law, state media, mr. she wi

that you know, seems to fly in the face of some remarks that we've heard from other us officials, jen, saki, the white house spokesperson continued to play up this notion of russian aggression . here's some of what she said to fresh were to invade, invade ukraine, prevents of russia and president putin from invading ukraine and most importantly, not to invade russia and president putin decides to invade ukraine. now it's important to note that even though the national security adviser said they felt that raja had not made such a decision, there are new sanctions to be imposed on russia that are currently in the works. we heard victoria newland testifying about these new sanctions before the u. s. senate committee, here's what she said. what we're talking about would amount to essentially isolating russia completely from the global financial system with all of the fall out that that would entail for russian business for the russian people for their ability to, to work and travel and trade. so there seemed to be a desire on everyone's part for today's meeting to result in a de escalation. how

now, at this point, we've heard a comment from jen saki, the white house spokesperson about the re implementation of this policy, that biden initially oppose. and we want to end this program, but we also believe in following the law. and that's exactly what we're doing as there was a, a, there was a ruling that required us moving forward with implementation. now, there's been a very significant increase in the number of migrants crossing the u. s. borders sense, joe biden has taken office. a lot of videos and information has been revealed about how these numbers are rising. the number of people crossing over the u. s. border has been a big point of contention. many of jo biden's critics in the republican party and in local and state government in places like texas, arizona, new mexico have been very critical of biden and his administration and how they handled the situation on the border. so it appears that starting next week, some border towns in texas, i will be re implementing the remain in mexico policy of the trump administration, a policy that biden initially opposed and tried to dismantle.

participating in the white house daily press briefing along with the white house press secretary jen saki at. it's then that we expect that we'll, we'll get an update. those getting an update as we speak are the partners and allies of the united states that joe biden with consulted with prior to his call with the russian liter vladimir putin. those are the leaders of germany, france, italy, and the u. k. we understand that you as president speaking with them at this hour, updating them on what the reactions were to their joint message that was sent to of latter repute, namely that there would be punishing financial sanctions if the unite, if rather russia were to invade ukraine. so what we know is that this was a call that was expected. the 2 leaders after meeting joe biden did tell the partners in of that he would be updating them and stay in close coordination. because as you mentioned that concern of. 6 not just the united states, but also the european leaders is this russian build up along the ukraine border in terms of what a president biden house in the scope of the power of the pun

but what the white house press secretary jen saki said just moments ago, is that what the united states a site has decided to do instead is to send the athletes only they can participate . and in fact, she says they will have the administration's full support. but in terms of a delegation or government officials attending on behalf of the u. s. government, they will be a no show they will be boycotting that event. so we've got kind of a, a partial boycott here. ah, this is something that the united states is doing because there is a desire to send a clear message about some of the concerns that were identified by joe biden when he spoke recently, to chinese president, she about the concerns of human rights abuses, particularly when it comes to the ethnic group known as wiggers or chinese muslims . so this is the way that the united states is demonstrating its concern with regard to this, it will be sending athletes, but no government officials to beijing 2022. now kimberly the other developing story you're tracking for us. let me putin was in india today doing a, a big arms deal. we thi

but jen, saki, the white house press secretary, made it clear. there was one thing that was off the table. this is not a speech about lacking the country down. this is a speech outlining and being direct and clear with the american people about the benefits of being vaccinate, vaccinated the steps are going to take to increase access into increased testing and at the risk supposed to unvaccinated individuals. helen, can you give us a little more information on the situation in the u. s. i just had a numbers snapshot there of daily infections, but there's a lot bigger stories coming out, including our problems with testing. exactly. if you go to the lake, new york, or miami or texas, there's a snapshot of 3 fairly major cities and states. a people are whining up for more than 2 to 3 hours to try and get a test. you just can't get them in pharmacies around the u. s. haven't found them anywhere in a road. washington, d. c. when i've been looking over the last couple of days, people can get their hands on testing. and that's one thing that you're bid

that white house put out a statement in which jen, saki, the press, secretary said, president biden urged russia to deescalate tensions with ukraine. he made clear that the united states and its allies and partners will respond decisively of russia further invades ukraine. president biden also expressed support for diplomacy. she went on to say that the president reiterated that substantive progress in these dialogues can occur only in an environment of escalation or rather, de escalation, rather than escalation. we also got to read out on the russian side and assistant to president putin. uri you shock of said one conclusion. that was underscored is it. if the security negotiations are successful, it should naturally lead to a certain normalization of relations and perhaps an improvement in bilateral relations war, which are at a low since the last u. s. administration. the conversation he said was entirely focused on the issues of security guarantees. us russia, bilaterals will happen in geneva. those are meetings between the us and russia. then there's a nato russia meeting in brussels

everybody sees this jo button is given what one press event in the last 6 months, 3 weeks ago, jen, saki said there would be a bevy of appearances by jo, by the media. so far in that 3 weeks we've seen exactly 0 is the number you're looking for. i mean, this is just so beyond the pale. but again, that's what gas lighting looks like. it's how it works inside the beltway, and here it is. front and center. and guess what, one might think it's actually working. so rubin, i've got to ask you this administration of the chief of staff is not happy about the coverage that he fails. the president biden is give, is getting white, pres, fair coverage for this administration extraction. look like, according to them. so i can answer those questions, got a lot of democratic friends when they criticize the things that i've written, criticising for instance, job biting for his immigration policies. as i continue to do, i hear this, they either say that biden is doing a very good job, or he's doing the work in progress. just give them time, give them a chance to turn things around, just be patient. in ot

with the white house, here's white house press secretary jen saki last month, talking to media before president biden held a virtual summit with china's president. she. so there are areas of course of concern as it relates to the economy where the president will certainly express his concern, expressed his his view that china should be playing by the rules that the rest of the global community expects. raise our concerns with a number of their actions and discuss areas where our interest align a number of experts believe that to counter any threat from china, economic or military. the us needs to focus on technological development. some say that washington current strategies will not help in playing catch up with china in the realm of technology. and that a completely new approach is needed to compete for news views use. and alex mileage after the break or school should in drills helping prepare kids in case a situation happens at the school or the just causing mental anguish and confusion . we will discuss with a well, it's showing wrong when all groups just don't move any new world.

the white house press secretary jen saki already admitted to different standards in september. is saying you know, question, we're not doing that but it is not the same thing. they're not intending to stay here for an extended period of time. all the word salads. that is nonsense word salads that keep colling out of the white house. the real good question from senator rand paul, why are we not pushing for antibody tests to see who has natural immunity? >> exactly. natural immunity. there are 18 studies i reviewed, more than 2/3 of those studies showed natural immunity was actually better than vaccine immune. so here we are, kicking people out of the military, destroying our military readiness because they haven't gotten a vaccine even when they had a better version which is natural immunity. this is the stupidity of this administration. elizabeth: congressman mark green, great to have you on, do your research. >> thanks. elizabeth: the white house doing the obama era blame game on inflation as a new "gallup poll" says it is hitting majority of middle-class families. middle clas

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. >> reporter: white house press secretary jen saki putting out a statement indicating, as her counterpartthe kremlin already had, that president biden and vladimir putin will have their big telephone call on tuesday on video and one of the major topics to be discussed will be the tens of thousands of russian troops massing on the ukraine border. that statement says in part, president biden will underscore u.s. concerns with russian military activities on the border with ukraine and reaffirm the u.s. support for the sovereignty and intelligent of ukraine. so one of the big questions is whether putin is planning on invading ukraine. the answer to that cannot be known. the president on departure to camp david this weekend was asked what he would do if russia invaded ukraine. he did not answer the question, but he did say this. >> we've been aware of russia's actions for a long time. and my expectation is that we're going to have a long discussion with putin. >> do you see that putin's red line on ukraine? >> i don't accept nine's red line. >> reporter: one of the reasons it's so difficult to

jon: his spokeswoman jens action saki says it's covid. >> what we see people psychology on the economys in the country right now is related to covid and the fact that were still in a fight against this virus people expected to be over sooner. we have new variants that have come up and people are looking to get back to a normal version of life. that's our best assessment. jon: i would suppose that you could say pain people to stay home which is maybe a necessity in the early months of the cover pandemic, that might cause inflation but is it responsible for everything that we are seeing. >> that's why we call her jen psaki spin because she protects the president. 92% of americans have a level of immunity to the virus i think it is time to stop blaming covid and they should blame exactly where default lies on borrowing too much money on pain people to stay at home and stopping energy covid has nothing to do with stopping the pipeline and drilling on public lands, this is on the back of joe biden. jon: i want to put on the string the wall street journal poll results on how people are feeli

we are expecting a briefing from jen saki from the white house today and plenty of hearings for you tothroughout the day all available to watch at our website c-span.org also go to our websites for the listings through the this morning on capitol hill but i want to hear what issues you want to talk about, lonnie in north caolina, how are you? >> hi, good morning, i want to say a couple words about the crt. why is white people so scared of crt? >> white people has been villains throughout history. i mean starting with the vikings coming over terrorizing. you have white people put chinese people, asian people in concentration camps. they went to africa and stole black kings and queens. they, look, hitler tried to annihilate another race. white people are scared that people in the world is going to find out how rotten they've been throughout history, they're trying to cover up and make themselves look good. everything that the white race touches is designed to reduce black people -- >> when you say they, do you mean all white people? >> basically. 82% of white people. you know, they silen

jen saki had a blistering statement that man inchin had been a inex-flickable reversal in his positionsquad weighed in with their ususual ven mom. ilhan omar said manchin's statement was bs. democrat civil war and they brought it on themselves. why on earth did the president push through a radical program without a solid majority in congress? because he wants to be fdr. why did he say spending trillions costs zero dollars? that is practically untrue. why, why, why. joe manchin allowed america to dodge a socialist bullet. now what? the democrats will have to regroup but it will be extremely difficult. how do you get socialists to abandon their socialist dreams? you don't because they won't. so the democrats will close out the year a bitter, angry and divided party. ps, if they're too nasty to joe manchin, he could just switch parties. then a republican majority in the senate could kick bernie sanders out as chair of the senate budget committee. we live in hope. the second hour of "varney" is just getting started. ♪. pete hegseth with me this morning. i was dying for this. i've been on t

jen psaki said, well she blames republicans. lauren, can you explain that one to me? lauren: i can try. stuart: please. lauren: sakiost. she said what high cost, then deflect flecked blame. >> you saw every single republican in the house vote against build back better. what were they voting against? yes, they were voting against the president's agenda. they were voting against lowering costs. lauren: todd piro called it mental gymnastics lass week, that is what jen psaki tries to control the narrative for the white house, the policies are food, will reduce costs for you. we've seen the penn wharton model, cbo model, it is trickery in the build back better plan. the real cost of it is much higher. when you have inflation wherever you go, more spending doesn't help the problem. she didn't admit that, she blamed republicans being against everything the president wants to do because she want to be against them. stuart: i understand the reasoning. lauren: i tried. stuart: bring in congresswoman nancy mace, republican from south carolina. congresswoman, welcome to the show. great to see you, you are a republican. what do