so, as we heard just then from jen saki, she was raising some questions about the legitimacy of the calls from kazakhstan, seeking help from the c. s. your alliance. what do you think a goal was without remark? i think just generally to, ah, you know, to, to make passive general sort of information was to have between us and russia and china. you know, i mean, it makes perfect sense. the context time would ask for some help in this situation . it's a member of the c s t o and you know, i don't see how that could really be any question that it is, the government context on that is asking for help from it's made this year. you know what? i mean, saki also made the point, you know, any actions and cosmetics dawn has to be taken within the context of international humanitarian law, respecting human rights and, and of course, all that should really go without saying, you know, it's, it's a very messy situation. being violence on both sides. ah, and the government has now conceded to us 2 or 3 of the demands of the protest suspended. the rising and the l. p g. ah, prices space the president has

this press conference between the foreign ministers of germany and russia. whitehouse a spokeswoman jen, saki said that us intelligence has data according to which russia was allegedly preparing to evacuate from ukraine, employees of their diplomatic missions. we have information that indicates the russian government was preparing to evacuate their family members from the russian embassy in ukraine in late december and early january earlier, the new york times cited and named official that moscow was pulling out tea of embassy staff ahead of invading ukraine. foreign ministry spokeswoman marie, as a harvard noted that printing such sensationalist lies, has turned western outlets into little more than anti russian p r operations. americas new york times newspaper is now an agent of ukraine secured to service through it. the source of this fantasy structure has promoted another supposed sensation, suggesting that the russian embassy and keith is being evacuated, the russian embassy and conceal it's general in ukraine, operating as normal. and the american journalists have lost the culture of ch

if moscow invades ukraine, john hamden has more from washington, jen, saki, the press secretary issued this statement, and she said, president biden made clear that the united states and its allies will respond decisively. if russia further invades ukraine, it goes on to say the leaders express support for diplomatic effort, and there are a lot of diplomatic efforts going on in europe. this week there was a meeting between the 10th and the 13th rush will meet with the us. it will meet with representatives of nato and it will meet with representatives of european countries. all of that churning the diplomacy, trying to stop what seems like a pending invasion with a 100000 russian troops lining the border of ukraine, seemingly poise to invade. that statement goes on to say that indeed the president promised he would do nothing about you without you. meaning he's not going to have a bilateral conversation, which seems to be what latimer putin wants. he is trying to have a conversation about the fate of ukraine without necessarily involving that countries. it's biden who keeps bringing len

there's a reason that jen, saki is there, there is some think there's some, apparently, some kind of masochistic sadistic don't light, that the government loves when he speaks okay. and that's what we're going to into with you guys. thank you for joining me. thank you. and that's all for today show, i want to get his conversation on twitter and i want to know what america has made you the most angry or the last to year. treat me your answer at godaddy. you use the hash tag, team and vh. and for all the program here at r t america download the portable dot tv app on your app or android device. most importantly, importantly, i'm counting on you to say happy stay healthy and stay informed. ah, what else seemed wrong when o please? just a sheep out disdain becomes the advocate. an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look so common ground. ah, it's safe. it has to be rash, to be able to afford enzyme, and find the luxury good for sure. despite having the most expensive health care system in the world, we have poor life expectancy. we have h

i mean, i agree, she should know more, but the same answers that are off base have come from jen. saki, i have come from joe biden. exact. i'm from vice president cobbler harris. they have no idea what they're doing and what you to do and far we have both of you on and thanks for joining me today. and thank you for watching. we'll catch you soon. ah mm mm. july, an annual festival in st. petersburg dedicated to dust. i ascii, ah, the great writer, thinker and psychologist, people often turn to his work to understand russia and russians, perhaps even themselves. they put, they sing on moody, sick with fever, changing a rita, transforming them as they read that does die. estes, unique ability to stay on ski wants to tell us, do you can better yourself. he makes you face your true self or we can beyond conventions, rules of schemes, beyond boundaries and time. dostoevsky is a global brand whose classics, as everyone knows, i'm never out of style. with over the past 2 and a half years, russia, nato have agreed on very little. if anything, however, both agreed to meet for a high level meeti

there's a reason that jen, saki is there. there is some think there's some, apparently, some kind of masochistic sadistic light that the government loves. when he speaks okay, and that's what we're gonna end up with. you guys, thank you so much for joining me. thank you. and that's all for today shout. i want to get to this conversation on twitter, and i want to know what america has made you the most angry of the last 2 year. treat me your answer at scottie. i use use the hash tag team and v 8. and for all the programming here at r t america download the portable die tv app on your app or android device. most importantly, importantly, i'm counting on you to say happy stay healthy and stay informed. lou. ah, so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic, development only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk with the child. what tristan's goal is to c

so did the 1st time he's had a run in with the president or a spokesperson jen, saki, what does this however, say this is the one person about the administration's tolerance for news media that does not go with the narrative and why the media more coming to peer, do see that defense. well, what's happened and thanks for having this guy, i always love it. ah, the do see in biden, and to see and sock as you point out. they've had their back and forth. but the president has always given the impression that he likes to see, you know what he calls on. oh, there's my friend. he might be glue tongue and cheek, but he always does acknowledge him in a way. so it really came as a surprise to me that. 4 he would say that about him. i did that on so many levels . this is crazy, but i think the reaction of the media, it was mixed. you had the women of the view of all people actually saying biden was wrong. you had jake tapper on the gym with jimmy kimmel last night, saying jake, as saying joe biden was wrong. on the other hand, you had the 3 network newscasts this morning on their morning shows.

there's a reason that jen, saki is there. there is some of the do some, apparently, some kind of masochistic sadistic light, that the government loves. when he speaks okay, and that's what we're gonna end up with you guys. thank you, jennifer, join me. thank you. and that's all for today shout. i want to get to this conversation on twitter, and i want to know what america has made you the most angry or the last to year. treat me your answer at scottie and you'd use the hash tag team and v 8. and for all the programming here at r t america download the portable dot tv app on your app or android device. most importantly, importantly, i'm counting on you to say happy stay healthy and stay informed. when i chose seemed wrong when i just don't whole. i mean, you will have to ship out the scene because the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. oh oh yeah, it has to be wretch to be able to afford enzyme and find the luxury that for sure. despite having

the white house press secretary jen saki seeming to mock fox's coverage of weak on crime policies triggering the rise in violent crime. that prosecutors, police nationwide, victims rights groups and polls of americans show this is a serious problem. jen psaki says she is being misinterpreted. we have the sound. congressman kat cammack, mark green, chris stuart, john joyce, former detroit police chief james craig, fox news contributor deroy murder stock, heritage foundation vice president of foreign policy, retired lieutenant colonel james carafano. this fight to reinstate first-responders, hospital workers fired because of draconian mandates for things like booster shots. calls grow for the workers to get reinstated with back pay and benefits. the cdc says boosters do not stop infection. the power of natural immunity after infection. this, pro-lock down leaders, officials called out worldwide for botching the pandemic as it goes endemic. europe is ditching mandates. are they antiscience? s. we have the joe rogan spotify controversy for you. the clinton campaign in more trouble. former genera

white house press secretary jen saki putting issue squarely on covid variant, on states not spendingcue plan money. >> what is important for people to understand, there is some of this funding hasn't been spent in certain states to put in mitigation measures. now is the time to do that. reporter: latest poll show 60% of americans disapprove of how the president is handling the economy. liz? elizabeth: edward lawrence, good to see you. thanks for joining us. hear back with us now, the chairman of the senate homeland security committee. he is senator ron johnson, senator it is always a pleasure to have you on. you took heat recently for saying quote, why do we assume that the body's natural immune system isn't the marvel that it is? why do we think we can create something better than god in terms of combating disease. social media is criticizing you. they're saying vaccine prevents illness or death. they say it sounds like you're down playing vaccines. what do you say? >> happy new year, liz. first of all what i was remarking about is the fact that we don't recognize natural immunity a

yeah, well what we know from the white house press secretary jen saki, and just the last few moments she announced that u. s. president joe biden will be heading to camp david with his national security team. what we know from this, and what we can read from it, is that the united states is sending a very clear message to russia. and that message is that if it decides to invade ukraine, it will be met with a strong show of force. now what we can take away from this meeting in geneva is that there is this window of opportunity for diplomacy, the secretary of state antony blake and making that very clear, the u. s. president will be in meetings with his national security advisors on friday, saturday, and sunday they will be mulling over what was discussed in that meeting between entity blinking and survey lab. rob. we know that russia is waiting for a response, a written response from the united states. and to that end, the united states is waiting for a response from russia. we know that going in to this meeting that was held in geneva today. neither side expected, any big breakthroug

meets with his russian counterpart engine, they neva on friday, the white house press secretary, jen saki speaking in the last hour, telling reporters that it is the belief of the united states of vladimir putin created what she called this crisis. in other words, the tensions that result from the russian troops that have been amassed along the border with ukraine and the fears that it could at any time. c invade ukraine and so as a result of the feeling of the united states is that russia now has to make a choice and that there really are 2 pathways they can move forward militarily, or there is the diplomatic path forward. now the united states is of the belief, given us intelligence and also activity of social media that russia is poised to act at any time. the white house press secretary saying that is the view of the u. s. that it is very, very dangerous situation right now. and so that is why the secretary of state is set to meet with his russian counterpart. now we should point out, prior to that meeting in geneva, we do know that he is going to be traveling to meet with the ukraini

and we heard from the press secretary jen saki just moments ago here on the white house north lawn. she responded to this tweaked in real time saying that the united states, she was, underscore, has the back of ukraine. she said that if there is any movement by russia, that the united states will respond. but again, the president getting a lot of criticism for his comments and his language that he said in that white house press conference because he is being accused by his republican critics here in washington of essentially green lighting a russian invasion. here's what the president said. one thing is, which is minor incursion, isn't we end up having to fight about what to do and not do it cetera. but if they actually do what they're capable of doing with the force, the mask on the border, it is going to be a disaster for russia. now what the white house press secretary said just moments ago is that what they had president meant really was that there were a range of tactics that the russians use. it could be some sort of cyber attack. it could be even a land invasion regardless of

press secretary jen saki was asked about that. she said title 42 were being enforced.g around to other federal detention facilities here in the country. former i.c.e. director tom homan says that is just not true. take a listen. >> jen psaki was asked this today by a fox reporter. she claimed these people are being transferred to other offices to be process the. she is lying. >> i heard that. >> if they're in custody being transferred to other offices to be processed transferred by the i.c.e. air contract they're still in custody. these people are going out on commercial flights to their final destination. reporter: meanwhile, there has been a lot of reaction to the video fox news shot at the parking garage yesterday. some of that reaction coming from texas representative dan crenshaw. take a listen to what he had to say. >> i saw on the news that busloads of single adults are being unloaded and given plane tickets anywhere they want in the u.s. illegal immigrants across the border, single adults. let me say this very clearly. this is an impeachable offense. reporter: