jen: sure. there have been reporting through many sources of multiple ongoing investigations so we're not going to comment on the specific ruling. the president did make clear on the campaign trail that the american people expect and deserve transparency from their president. that's why he released over two decades of his own tax returns. go ahead. reporter: canada meeting, i just wanted to see if you could say a little bit more what biden's plan to bring up with trudeau and also what his view of this decision by canada recently to make facebook pay for news content? jen: well, the president's focus of the meeting will be to continue to discuss ways for them to work together on multiple levels, on the crises that are facing both countries, whether it's covid-19 or getting our economy back. there's obviously a long bilateral relationship and an important one. hence, the first bilateral meeting. i am not sure -- i don't have anything on that particular -- i don't have any reaction in particular on

lisa jennings was dead. the question for detectives was, did she take her own life or was this murder? here's keith morrison with "a crack in everything." >> reporter: it was his secret that started it. a secret gift. it was christmas eve in the year 2006, a little farm not far from a little town called buffalo -- buffalo, missouri. and on that farm, in the fine new house brad and lisa jennings had built for their family, the stockings were hung. the children were snug in their beds. and lisa was sitting up, very late, drinking wine -- and crying. meaning? well, who knew? but for one thing, with lisa in the way, brad couldn't sneak that secret of his into her stocking. which is what started it, the flaring argument, the slamming doors, the sudden silence. before amanda woke up to the sound of her dad on 911. >> and he's very hysterical. you know, he's -- he's crying -- can't really say anything other than, "get here quick, get here quick!" i heard that two or three times. >> reporter: such a complicated tale

go ahead. >> thanks, jen. can you tell us how the ceos were chosen for today's meeting with president biden? i see some diversity in that group, which is not always, and at the top echelons of corporate america. >> far too uncommon, yes. >> is that one of the factors? how did you go about choosing them? >> first, i would expect this is the first of many engagements the president will have leaders from the business community and this was an opportunity to speak directly with some who are major employers in the country, some who are leading the business round table or other organizational kind of business groups where they speak to many business leaders across the country. so this is an opportunity to have a smaller meeting. it's about a half a dozen, as you know, and discussion about the american rescue plan, how it will impact workers and american families and how they can work together to get people back on their feet. >> specifically, walmart and j.p. morgan, what is the president's ask of those types of com

jens nordvig. donald trump's impeachment team is counting on a couple of words from the former president speech on january 6. they will lean heavily on trumps use of the words peacefully and patriotically when they make their case in the senate. that is part of the defense against the charge incited. house impeachment managers focus on trump urging his emmett -- supporters to fight like hell. president biden says the u.s. will sanction military leaders in myanmar. they will not be able to access about $1 billion in government funds held in the u.s. umana terry and support to the country will remain in place. bitcoin is largely holding onto gains from its run to a record $48,000 this week. the largest digital currency was trading about $44,000 earlier today. bitcoin jumped as much as 18% this week following word that tesla had invested $1.5 billion in it. global news 24 hours a day and on bloombergquint take powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in 120 countries. this is bloomberg. francine: comi

i think this book is signed by jen as well, another sign a copy. so, jen. we've talked a lot about the partnership between academics and public historians, it's a large part because so many academics cut their teeth as young historians. national park service. i'm not saying you're not a young historian anymore, i will say this. do you in fact work here as a seasonal, for many of years. i would like for you to sort of reflect upon how did you work as a seasonal -- how does it shape your approach to history as an academic. that's the first question, and now it's the second one before i turn it over to -- the second one is, i'd like to talk to us about what it meant to be a woman historian, in the park service as a seasonal -- talk about what it means to be a woman, working in a primarily feel of -- so two questions. >> pete, thanks for having me this morning and making me a part of the civil war institute. i always tell you it is my favorite event of the year. i think that certainly true. i received some emails from your see w. i attendees. really bumped that

i know you heard jen and their plight there having to burn their own furniture for heat. and the power is coming back on and the issue now is lack of water. fema have arrived in fort worth near where you are. what are you doing to make sure that your constituents have what they need right now? >> well thanks for having me on. jen's story is the story of millions of texans including thousands in my own district north of dallas. what happened here in texas was unacceptable. the storm was unprecedented. it touched and impacted all of texas, 254 counties. but like i said, what happened was unacceptable. we are addressing the situation and working with folks just like jen to make sure the power gets back on, and make sure they have clean water and they don't have boil water for much longer and as we look forward, figure out a way and have tough conversations

thank you very much, speaking to us from virginia. >> wow. >> that was peter jennings back inecr 19,ld just go ahead and say, a lot has changed. >> a lot has changed. also, i now know that my pronunciation h jennings says it, it is fact and i am changing that man's name. >> jeff bezos. >> yes. incredible. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit conventrydirect.com to find out if you policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k tethesblh headph for $20.

go ahead. >> thanks, jen. first on the vaccine, you were talking earlier about how the president wanted to address the concerns of everyday americans with vaccine and the pandemic. one way that chief of staff was doing that last month was creating a national clearing house for vaccine information that would either be available online or somewhere else. can you update us on the progress of that? is that close to being rolled out? >> i don't have any update for you other than to convey that our team is always considering a range of options to make information more accessible, ensure more people, more of the american public know how they can get a vaccine, when they can get a vaccine, where they can go to get a vaccine. that's part of the reason the president is of course traveling to wisconsin. but i don't have any update for you on a clearing house or a website. >> sounds like that's only still under consideration. is that something that's not in the works at the moment? >> there are a range of options under co

couple of questions, jen.l believe as he did back in november of 2019 that the crown prince was personally responsible, personally ordered the murder of jamal khashoggi, and if he does, why didn't he move to act against mbs personally? >> well, the president believes this was a horrific crime, and what we saw outlined in the unclassified report released, as you referenced, chris, is confirmation of the details of this crime, some that we've known for some time. and the president was an advocate for releasing that and abiding by our legal obligations. let me be very clear though, we took specific actions on friday. our objective is to recalibrate our relationships. we've already taken steps to do that, make sure it's not a continuation of the last four years and prevent the horrific acts to happened to jamal khashoggi from ever happening again. that's why we put sanctions on the deputy head of the intelligence d., why we under the magnitsky act designated the saudi intelligence forces, why we've taken very spec

jen psaki was asked if a decision was made on that. she said it's still under review the last time she talked to their intelligence officials who they are going to leave this recommendation up to, and they have not made a decision as to whether president trump can still get access to those briefings that would keep him abreast of what's going on throughout the world. >> that was interesting, gloria, because jen psaki said she had made this inquiry as well, and she was still awaiting the answer. >> it's clearly a hot topic among national security officials who, if gordon is saying you shouldn't do this, as kaitlan points out, and she was the one dealing with the former president every single day, you can imagine that her words are going to have a lot of weight. >> glorgloria, kaitlan, ryan, t you so much for all of you here after the white house briefing. >>> just in a capitol hill insurrectionist charged with hurting an officer that blacked out and collapsed. >>> plus, some of the people who attacked the capitol to overturn the electio

and joining us now, white house press secretary jen psaki.ou emma chris, thanks for having me on this morning. >> chris: president biden has taken to asking critics of his covid relief bill what would you cut? the nonpartisan congressional budget office says that more than one-third of the total bill, $700 billion, would not be spent this year, but would be spent between 2022 and 2031. so how does that qualify as covid relief? >> secretary psaki: first, chris, the focus of the package is getting direct checks to the american people, getting vaccines in the arms of americans and ensuring that people who need help at this very difficult time can get it. but people also have to plan. schools have to plan to reopen, they need to do budgetary planning over the course of the years, businesses need to do that as well. so this package is meant to of course provide immediate direct relief, but also provide a bridge to help us all get through this crisis. >> chris: but let's take one specific area that you just mentioned, schools. if the bill would giv

what's going on right now with jen psaki that you see?nk we've reached a state pretty much all of us agree with us in our discourse where we're -- instead of actually having real conversations about issues in this moment, people are digging up anything they can to cancel somebody. i think it's concerning because this tweet was from years ago. i am not one to -- i stand in solidarity with the lgbt community. what i'm saying we're sitting here pulling up tweets from years ago and making that equal to policies that were coming out of the trump administration when melissa mccarthy was defending and lying on stage about actual policies. this -- >> harris: let me put this in the mix then. we don't have to go back that far. we can go just to this week with the comments about the space force and the very dismissive way that she talked oh, i guess this is just a plane question. remember when the press corps wanted to know how biden would like the colors for inside air force one. that's how she tweeted a question about it. that's not positive. that

go ahead in the back. >> reporter: thank you, jen. a little bit of follow-up on the iran and china question. what does president biden consider the biggest threat to the u.s. national security? >> overall in the world? >> reporter: yes. >> well, i'm not sure i'm going to define that for you in this moment. there are a range of threats that he's talked about in the past, and i'm sure he'll have more to say on his national security approach and strategy in the weeks ahead. >> reporter: one more question. last week a report made by ngo universities is recommending that the united states have conversations on trade orders with brazil over climate. democrats have expressed the same opposition to expand economic partnership with brazil. is the white house paying attention to those reports and to what's happening in brazil? >> we certainly are paying close attention to what is happening in brazil. obviously we share a vibrant partnership that spans two centuries of mutual interests and shared values, and we, you know, have even announced in

go ahead. >> thanks, jen.nt to ask you questions on two fronts here. first off, you know, it's been over a month since the january 6th capitol attack, and we have not received any kind of public briefing from the capitol police. a lot of people have raised concerns about that. does president biden want to see that kind of briefing and on a similar note what does he think about efforts from such as congressman jamal bowman's to establish a congress a.m. investigation or commission into the capitol attack? >> we certainly least determination about whether there's a congressional investigation up to members of congress. i've seen that proposal. others would need to support that to move that forward and a number do. in terms of the timeline of a briefing from the capitol police, you know, i would, again, refer to them on the timeline. we, of course, here in the federal government, there's an ongoing investigation as you know out of the department of justice and i refer to them for any updates on that. >> second qu

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here's ian jens. taliban must renegotiate in good faith, reduce the high level of violence and stop cooperating with international terrorist groups. ros: so let's look forward of the issue of violence. despite this deal, it's still a significant factor of life in afghanistan and increasingly its targeted. in january, two women judges working for the afghan supreme court was shot dead by gunmen on a motorbike. at the start of the year, an afghan journalist was shot in a central province. before christmas, four doctors working in kabul died after a bomb was attached to the car they were traveling in. and it's thought so far in february alone, as many as 340 people have either been killed or wounded in security incidents such as assassinations or car bombings. i should note, the taliban hasn't claimed it was behind any of these attacks, but the afghan government is saying the violence is a taliban ploy to stall talks. what we can say with certainty, the taliban's been absent from negotiations for a month

jen psaki referred to lindsey graham as lady g.acting attorney general sally it's testify before the judiciary the graham chaired. jen psaki has not commented on the post, a graham spokesman responding in part, quote, it says more about her than it is about senator graham. >> after coming under fire -- >> space force has support from the president. >> white house press secretary jen psaki walking out comments, has the full support of the biden administration. seemingly not mocking the space force after reporter asked about it. >> wow, space force, the plane of today. >> a tweet inviting members of the team to brief reporters. and and saying the issue, former president trump for splitting the space force in 2018, congress enacted in 2019 is the sixth branch of the military designated the eighteenth branch of the intelligence community. intelligence officials told fox news space has become a national security focus. more than 80 nations operate in space. todd: thank you very much. jillian: a robbery suspect on a wild chase climbing a

the ceo, jens henriksson joins us. through some of the highlights of your earnings story. our investors missing anything -- are investors missing anything? jens: i never comment on the stock price. let me first say that we delivered a stable result in very difficult times. if you look at the year and, considering the pandemic, we delivered a very stable result in a turbulent year. anna: let me ask you about the housing market, a business you are exposed to. the swedish housing market. it seems to have weathered the storm of the coronavirus. do you expect any difficulties once substantial government support is withdrawn? jens: our economy could be at a lower level. anna: right, are you preparing for the possible increase in foreclosures? it does not sound like you expect that to happen. jens: we do not see that. if you look at the bankruptcies, it looks pretty good. when the vaccine comes, the imf talked about the highest world growth since 1973. if anything goes according to plan, we will see a good year but we still n

todd: a lot to say on the condescending tone from jen psaki. an actual plan, they have some platitudes but they don't have an actual plan to get those individuals who lost jobs jobs asap? >> absolutely, they took away the jobs and say they will find something else and to someone from south dakota, my entire family lives in south dakota and north dakota it is being felt and hurting those states, they lost their jobs and not only those people, not the thousands of jobs being lost in the fossil fuel industry in the pipeline industry but those communities that rely on them. think about living in a small town in north dakota or south dakota being a business owner you rely on those workers, you rely on those business and that is evidence there are so many suffering and being told by this administration don't worry, we will find you something else to do. it is incredible insulting, all the forgotten americans that were remembered during the trump administration have been forgotten once again. i hope they won't forget come midterms and the next electio

jen psaki is feeling that heat already. out in front of the cameras, holding press briefings five days a week, which is something reporters very much appreciate. in an exclusive interview, we sat down with her to dig into the biden press shop's ambitions. >> good evening, everyone. >> as a high profile face of the biden administration. >> with that, let's kick us off. >> white house press secretary jen psaki says she's confronting a challenge like no other. >> it requires something different that has been required in the past because of the administration we're following. >> an environment she believes is unique to this specific moment. >> there is an incredible level of distrust in government, in the media, in information. there is a lack of understanding of what's truth and what's not, what's accurate and what's not. so our role is different from what it has been in modern history. >> cnn sat down with jen psaki on her second week on the job with the contrast between president biden's press strategy and the style by presi

jen psaki in her first sunday show interview as white house press secretary and the response from the number two republican in the house, congressman steve scalise. >>> plus -- >> i started having second thoughts really as i sat down on the plane. >> it's a lie to say any numbers were inaccurate. >> senator ted cruz and governor andrew cuomo under scrutiny. and on defense. insight and analysis from our powerhouse roundtable. >>> and honoring john lewis. his legacy on what would have been on his 81st birthday. >> you have the moral obligation to do something, say something. >> announcer: from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief washington correspondent jonathan karl. joe biden has now been president for a month, but this week seemed to be a new start for the biden presidency. his predecessor's impeachment trial over and the biggest distraction is over now, at least for now. as the nation approaches the once-unthinkable milestone of 500,000 confirmed american deaths from covid-19, there are signs of hope -- infections are down dramatically and there are signs of just how difficu

jen psaki dated today saying don't come here yet. we have to rework the system.icials in dhs saying the same thing because people are listening to the talk in the narrative of the open border policy and smugglers are saying pay us the money. we'll take you to the border and you're going to be able to stay and also on the other side they are creating another public health crisis for themselves. the idea that you can't fly into the united states on an international flight without getting a covid test yet we are just going to have this narrative that we are repealing all of these pieces of memos and executive orders from a previous administration that were put into place for very purposeful reasons, it creates a number of crises in biden's first year. i think they are going to regret this. there will be consequences for these kids and they are going to find out that this was the narrative, separated families, you strip the kids away from their parents arms, their mother's arms. the fact is they were used as shields to get adults, many of them criminals come into the

press secretary jen psaki holding a briefing right now.r. >> secretary psaki: i just want to call out a couple of economists and economic data that we have seen over the last several days. a new report by the brookings institution with the american rescue plan we can boost gdp by 4% and return the economy to pre-covid levels by the end of 2021. a second analysis moody's said the president's plan would create 7.5 million jobs this year and double our economic growth and turn our economy back to full employment when you're faster. the ims chief economist said the preliminary analysis found that the economic growth 5% over three years. in other updates for you, just today, at the u.s. conference of mayors sent a letter to congressional leadership urging them to take immediate action on the american rescue plan and this was signed by over 400 mayors. and i wanted to highlight it for all of you and the governor jim justice and also republicans did an interview today, and it is critical but the last thing i want to do, i often note that i will c

go ahead. >> reporter: thank you, jen. one more foreign policy question. during president biden's big foreign policy address yesterday, he didn't really mention afghanistan. why not, and where is he on the whole withdrawal of u.s. troops from that country? >> i appreciate your question because it was not meant to be a comprehensive foreign policy speech. he will have a lot more to say about foreign policy and his approach to national security in the weeks ahead, but there were a lot of topics that weren't discussed because it wasn't designed to give the overarching biden doctrine or give his comprehensive view on every issue globally. in part because there are administration policies that aren going, as is consultations with members of congress. so there is nothing i have in terms of an update as it relates to afghanistan at this point in time, but he will have more to say on foreign policy in the weeks ahead. >> reporter: what is being done, what could be done to provide covid testing to migrants at the border? because ri

go ahead, katie. >> reporter: thanks, jen. i know you said you would not talk about marjorie taylor greene in the briefing room, but i want to try this question in another way. what is the president commitment to assignin ing an analysis on republican party? >> i would say it is not the president's role to assign fissures in the republican party and what might result. >> reporter: the new bill would require help for 14 million families. is that accurate or a starter? >> certainly efforts to provide additional funding for, i believe you said a child tax credit? >> reporter: it would actually eliminate existing programs and some child tax credit. >> the reporting just came out as i was coming out here so i haven't talked to our economic team about it. we certainly welcome efforts or offers from our republican friends for discussion in how we can improve the american recovery plan, but i haven't done -- they haven't done any analysis quite yet on senator romney's proposal. >> reporter: nearly 2 million guns were stolen in january

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she referred to abandoned landmines instead of abandoned mines, at the white house press secretary jen psaki seemed to chuckle when asked about the space force. >> the president made a decision or maintaining the scope of the space force? >> space force. the plane of today. an interesting question. >> congressman mike rogers of alabama didn't appreciate your tone and called on jen psaki to apologize for appearing to diminish an entire branch of the military as the punchline of a joke. i'm sure china would find funny, speaking of china listen to this exchange from the white house briefing about the timing of a possible phone call between presidents biden and xi jinping which still hasn't happened. >> have they requested this? >> i don't have anything more for you. i don't appreciate putting words in my mouth. >> spirit conversation right there. all this is happening on a day that saw the president rollout more executive action, this time on immigration. those are largely to direct reviews of existing policies and won't have an immediate impact, remember we told you about a federal judge

jen psaki has started. but thank you very much for being with us. jen psaki at the white house. >> and we want to continue to make the case to the american people about the urgency of getting this package through the tax line and hundreds of mayors and elected county officials and stakeholders across the political spectrum. here's a quick overview. a number of you asked about this, to the scope of our efforts. over a dozen senior administration officials conducted over 100 national tv and radio podcast interviews to discuss the american rescue plan. we have done over 30 tv local tv interviews in states ranging from nevada to louisiana to pennsylvania. in the last week alone our legislative affairs team had done more than 300 calls with members and staff on the hill, including 40 calls with republicans or bipartisan groups. you can expect that the president will engage throughout the course of this week with a range of stakeholders, including business leaders, mayors and governors and as we discussed before, this message is resonating. poll after pol

thanks, jen. so during the georgia runoff, president biden campaigned specifically on $2,000 stimulus checks. obviously as we've discussed the payment is $1,400. doesn't seem to be an active discussion of actually raising that amount. reference to voters who may have been expecting $2,000, and what the administration, would they be open to raising that amount? >> well, you're right that the president is very focused on ensuring millions of americans receive those checks and that pivotal relief at this point in time. there were $600 you know in the ak thatch that passed in december. this is $1,400. for that it's $2,000 delivering on the promise made and something he's firmly sticking by. >> question on immigration. the biden administration ex extended temporary protective status for a nationals. the trump administration cut off protection for nicaragua and haiti, and others, does the united states expect to reinstate those for those kints? ku countries. >> the president talked about this but nothin

and jen psaki had no defense.ted, yesterday quote, this is not okay, this is not okay no matter the administration or party. so now we've had twice in the past week where jen psaki is asked about involving policy like this, governor cuomo, do you think that cuomo is the gold standard as biden said and he has the nursing home scandal and what we get from jen psaki, basically don't answer basic questions that have obvious questions and good for peter doocy for calling her out on that. ainsley: there's an op-ed section blasting the culture and headline is woke me when it's over. the op-ed behold in the little story dear reader the woke, no transgression on sensitivities is to trivial that it would not involve a more moralizing rebuke from social media at least the critic has the wrong ethnic pedigree. talking about the smallest little thing can get you canceled. what's your reaction? >> i know that was one of your favorite songs growing up the great late george michael. when you can work that in, great for bret steve

let me come back to you, scott jennings.ator lindsey graham playing golf this weekend at mar-a-lago with the former president. i wonder, after minority leader mcconnell's comments during the impeachment trial and then the response from the former president, what is graham's mission? is it to calm the former president, is it to quiet him? this early, is he trying to get him on any specific team? what from your perspective does he have to do on this visit? >> well, i think senator graham, as he has now for a few years, has tried to play, you know, someone who can negotiate when the two sides of the party are not getting along, and of course i think it's fair to say mcconnell and trump are not getting along right now. and so he's been a liaison, if you will, from senate republicans, to trump world. whether that will have any impact on the president's attitude or not, i don't know. i mean, the ultimate mission for the republicans, whether it's lindsey graham or anyone else, the ultimate mission would be to get as many people in

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in the back. >> thanks, jen. one on immigration and one on jobs if that's okay. >> sure. >> the president's third executive order as i'm reading it, restoring faith in our legal immigration system and promoting integration of new americans, should visa applicants in the k1, student program take this as a sign they will be granted travel waivers to return to the united states? i know you were asked about that last week. >> yeah, i was, and it is still under review. obviously as we talked a little bit about last week -- i don't remember if you were here that day, but it was a question someone else asked and married couples as you know are able to travel. there's a review of students and couples who were not married. that review hasn't concluded yet. >> and then on jobs, given that mayor, i guess now secretary buttigieg has been confirmed, when can we expect to see a detailed infrastructure plan given the potential for new job creation there? >> we're going to officially invite secretary buttigieg to come to this br

legislative agenda stalling out as you see that president biden and the white house press secretary jen psaki are shutting down any questions about impeachment, trying to focus on legislation? >> good morning, good to be on with you. i'm worried about the legislative agenda stalling out what we should focus to see what joe biden has done to create a crisis at the border. they have said we have a surge in migrants at our border. we should be addressing that kind of thing. why the fda is taking three weeks to approve the johnson & johnson vaccine or have a hearing on it. we're focusing yet again on donald trump. the democrats are obsessed with him. to convict and possibly remove from office a man who left office three weeks ago. i don't think many americans

jen psaki has not commented on the post which appears to be on her account.am. senator rand paul pressing president biden's pick to lead the board of education asking miguel cardona if he believes transgender athletes should play according to gender identity. president biden has come out in support of it signing an executive order calling for equal transgender participation in school sports. it is an issue that threatens women's sports. >> the top 20% of boys running and track meets, all the controls in the state, completely destroy girls athletics, the girls are being pushed out. >> cardona only said he believes in every student absurd to participate. cardona from connecticut which has been on the forefront of the transgender controversy. todd: a high school track star who lost a spot in the finals to two biological males and an attorney spoke to tucker carlson last night about the frustration and how difficult it is to speak about it. >> there a biological difference between a man and female's body and that is why sports of always been segregated and that i

jen psaki pressed on parents perception. >> why should we be satisfied with that?they shouldn't be. i wouldn't be as a parent and i am a parent. >> jen psaki went on to say that is just the starting point and will not be celebrated when accomplished. as for the actual guidance it is expected to focus on medication through masks and distancing through vaccination for teachers and classifies schools based on transmission rates with red being most severe. jillian: the defense team for donald trump makes the case in the impeachment trial. >> i think if you analyze that speech, under no circumstances could be incitement. it is a powerful speech. >> reporter: robert charles served in the reagan and bush 41 administration that he joins us to break down the arguments and impact of impeachment on the nation next. todd: why can't the giants get players like this? watch this and don't mess with texas mom. one woman's takedown of a suspected peeping tom, the video everyone is talking about including nfl scouts. "fox and friends first" on friday returns. ♪♪ ♪♪ making me a fight

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jen psaki didn't expect this. john carl of abc asked that question twice.question and then jen psaki, kir kell back psaki -- circle back psaki, could not answer that. even alexandria ocasio-cortez, okay, one of the most liberal congress people in congress, has condemned andrew cuomo, has called for an investigation. obviously, there's an fbi investigation, u.s. attorney investigation, all these horrible things in terms of the way andrew cuomo handled this, putting covid-19 positive patients back into nursing homes and then it appears to be covering up, per his aide and jen psaki can't even say you know what, that was wrong and we disagree with the way the governor handled that. now, couldn't even do that in this situation. todd: unbelievable. >> it's shameful, quite frankly. todd: let's pop up the full screen about dare i say the muppets and one of the key lines from here is they have a harmful impact. if kermit and miss piggy have a harmful impact on you, isn't it time to start re-evaluating your life? >> if beaker -- that's my guy. if beaker has a problem

and this jen psaki.n psaki says strategic patience which is code board for appeasement. judge jeanine: peter navarro, we can always count on you for some good comments. why are the democrats forcing the national guard to stay in d.c. while ignoring the antifa riots? judge jeanine: national guard troops will be staying in d.c. through mid-march instead going to cities that actually need them like portland and seattle. charlie kirk and leo terrell join me now with reaction. leo, i will start with you. you know, we could have national guard there to protect a burning church when donald trump was president. but let's lock down washington with national guard. >> the democrats are antimilitary, anti-police. they defund the military and defund the police. they are using national guard troops in washington, d.c. as a prop. nothing more. where is the credible threat? the credible threat is in portland and seattle. they won't send them there because they are left wing socialist criminals that's the base of the dem

thank you, jen. two questions.elief with legislation set to hit the house budget committee by february 16th. what kind of time line does that create for you with regard to talks with republicans? >> well, as many of you who have covered capitol hill know, there is a process. the budget reconciliation process is a lengthy one. because i suspected that people would want to talk about the meeting last night today, i just wanted to take the opportunity to talk a little bit about that process and where we see there being opportunity. so, first, as you know, once a budget -- well, maybe you know but a lot of people watching do not know, that once a budget resolution is passed, the house and senate negotiators will work to develop a reconciliation bill that can pass through the house and senate. at several points in this process as we look to the weeks ahead, republicans can engage and see their ideas adopted. at any point in the process a bipartisan bill can pass on the floor. so just creating the option for reconciliati

>>hi jen! so this aveeno® moisturizer goes beyond just soothing sensitive skin? exactly jen!s formulated with prebiotic oat. and strengthens skin's moisture barrier. uh! i love it! aveeno® healthy. it's our nature.™ >> shannon: time now for the real news roundup. a crowd of ice skaters in central park booed and tackled a man waving a trump 2024 shannon: time for real newsroom, ice skaters in central park,. and tackled a man waving a trump 2024 flag, people nearby were clapping and trump supporters tackled to the ground, almost a flag which parents and students in los angeles protests continued school closures. resume blackout will last for, quote, as many days as it takes. nearby san diego county healthcare workers forced to undergo critical race. training. according to one of those workers the 6 hour online course teaches, quote, only white people can be racist. in a harvard study suggesting social justice could be key in fighting the coronavirus, the city claimed slavery reparations would reduce kim jong un 19 infections and deaths by as much as 31 percent-60%. democratic m

but we have a lot of things to get to, jen. one of the things is "the new york times" is reporting last night that a second allegation of sexual harassment against new york governor chris cuomo -- this is a report from a former aide, charlotte bennett, saying that cuomo asked her alone in his office last spring about her sex life, including whether she ever had sex with older men. she has other allegations as well. governor cuomo says he never made advances toward ms. bennett. but does president biden believe governor cuomo or charlotte bennett? >> well, first, president biden has been consistent that he believes that every woman should be heard, should be treated with respect and with dignity. charlotte should be treated with respect and dignity. so should lindsey. there should be an independent review looking into these allegations and that's certainly something he supports and we believe should move forward as quickly as possible. >> governor andrew cuomo i should say obviously. president biden told reporters in 2018, quote,

but this time it was a jen psaki doing the cleanup work, jen. >> the question of it when we get someblance of normalcy. that time also needs to be shifting. dr. fauci she said that maybe in the fault and out seems is being slid to early next year, the president said maybe around christmas. what is going on here? when do you think will get back to some? >> this is the question as i'm sure is the case for all of you. every neighbor, every friend, every family member asks. at least me in the street when i'm my dog in the morning. we want to be straight with the american public. the president once things return to normal as we all do. we don't know with that timeline is going to look like. >> speak for yourself i love that there is less traffic. enough this complicated with the pandemic things change we all know that. why keep making promises you can't keep? so let me ask you, carol, is there a timeline here, it keeps shifting. so when he says next christmas i don't think he means christmas 2021. i think he truly means christmas 2022. >> it's definitely a concern but it's not something w

now i want to bring in the residents here, jen studebaker. and tell me, you weren't just burning wood to stay warm. what kind of measures were you taking in the beginning. >> well it was a learning process for sure. so we started with some chairs, and have i some ---y ikea chairs that we booked first and then we realized the power wasn't going to come on but we tried to find wood and the stores were close and we dragged pallets from the black of a grocery store and then we scavenged wood from the creek beds which was frozen and we had to thaw it out and then we emptied out green bean cans to make warm water. luckily we we have water and now we don't so we're melting snow in the bathtub. but we have power to melt it. it takes four spots of snow to fill a toilet sink. so it is been constant. i almost brokepy finger the other day and we are just exhausted honestly. >> and every morning you didn't know how exactly you were going to keep your family warm at night. >> yeah. we eventually moved all of the blankets on to the wall, closed everything d

because jen psaki basically goes to every person who is in that room. and then the everyday briefing obviously is something that the white house correspondents association welcomes to be able to ask questions and get them answered. if the topic they are going with actually has an answer that is substantive because they say this is the topic that i care about, it's okay all around. >> sandra: some of the big questions that will be happening in a briefing room will involve covid relief would be struggling americans that so badly need the government to step in here. do you know the senate democrats and republicans are holding a press conference near the top of the next hour, what are you hearing could get done anytime soon? any sort of compromise? can it be reached? >> does not sound like democrats are going down that road. it sounds like they are going down the budget reconciliation road which would be 51 votes. tonight on "special report" we have joe manchin the democrat from west virginia who is very important and that 51 number if he decides to go down

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does jen?e president's remarks, could you give>> us a little flavor of what he's going to say? is e going to announce sanctions? >> i've been a here -- we're having such fun together, i don't think you want me to get fired on week three of my time here as press secretary. he will have more to say about actions taken in response to the coup in the burma. greg: there's that sarcasm sidestep. makes you wonder what she's like when she's not at the podium. ♪ ♪ >> hi, how are ya. >> well, that is an interesting question,, right? i am not high, and that is one of president biden's top priorities. finish. ♪ ♪ >> hey, jen, i love your dress. where'd you get it? >> well, that's a great question, and so -- your mom. >> [inaudible] >> well, as i said before, your mom, and i don't think i have any more to add to my answer at this time. >> hey, jen, your husband called, he wants you to phone him at home. >> h wow. check out e.t. over here. >> hey, jen, how's it going? >> how's it going. okay, i know there's

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