jill: will? mr. pomerantz: i think this question of integration in the 1990's and what was actually proposed to russia, i do not think the u.s. proposed a marshall plan. i do not think the united states proposed to bailout the soviet industry because we did not understand it. we could not have done it in terms of economics. but we did say that over time we would integrate russia in the global economy. i think in light of all the economic problems that have occurred in the aftermath of sanctions and so forth that we actually lived up to that promise. we did integrate, to an extent, the russian economy into the west. and the failure of the 1990's is that we did not create those institutions that would allow russian to continue that integration. so, i do not think it is the west's fault, as it were, that somehow russia has not integrated. i worked in law firms and with businesses investing in russia during the 1990's and 2000's and they were, as ambassador sullivan said, they were optimistic. they had t

and jill taylor?the county jail. charges of first degree murder would dismissed withou prejudice, meaning prosecutors do have the option of re-filin at some point in the future. but at this point, jill ha never been convicted of an crime in connection with vern' death. >> if it wasn't for jill putting it all together, i think helping daniel put the pieces together, this would no have happened. >> i think that's criminal it shouldn't have happened you know, she, in my opinion definitely got away with murder >> and when you walk out o this interview, she might be standing on the street >> >> yeah you never know and crosses my mind. >> we wanted to talk to bill taylor and it turned out, she wante to talk with us. to tell a story of betrayal. but in her telling, she's th one who was betrayed when we sat down with joe, she'd been out of jail for about three months, claiming she was caught in a web of daniel blizzard's creation >> when you heard that vern ha been attacked and left for dead, how did you feel

as you can tell, jill, i a long time. as you can tell, jill. i am _ a long time.ime. as you can tell, jill, i am also in _ a long time. as you can tell, jill, i am also in the - a long time. as you can tell, jill, i am also in the studio l jill, i am also in the studio tonight, sojill abramson, tonight, so jill abramson, former executive editor of tonight, sojill abramson, former executive editor of the new york times, thank you for coming to discuss this with us. sure, happy too. russia says that a huge blaze in the crimean port of sevastopol has been caused by a drone strike. the city's moscow appointed governor said the fuel tank had been hit and a video on social media shows smoke and flames billowing from an oil terminal. sebastopol is on the crimean peninsula which was annexed by russia in 2014 and was... these reports follow a wave of air strikes on friday which killed at least 25 people, including children, this was the scene of the central city of man after a nine story apartment building was hit. our correspondent is in there. ~ ., was hit. our correspon

, jill! was gone >> i knew she was gone and i said dave, i think they're all gone, buddy, they're all gone >> david lost. >> he went down to the groun he was rolling on his back rolling around why did they have to go? why did they have to go ahead to stay with him. >> uncle nelson managed to get a bit away from the garage >> they've was trying his best to go back in, and i would not let him go back in >> so you really are the officer securing the scene >> i knew it had to be done. because it was a horrific crim scene and i wanted to make sur that i didn't do anything to hamper it. >> david says that he was wa beyond understanding anythin that night but the questions wouldn't stop >> just all these things spinning around inside my head is this real am i really here did i really just find camm. it was surreal >> it was the end of everythin that david and kim had built together >> they had met in the lat 1980s. they were introduced by marcie mcleod marcy had been best friend with can since eleme

i'm joe biden, jill biden's husband.secretary cardona, thank you for fighting so hard for our nation's children and our teachers. and thank you for the members of congress who are here today, including two outstanding educating congresswoman -- j ahana, who happens to be the 2016 national teacher of the year. [applause] by the way, she's pretty good, isn't she? [laughter] i think she could run. [laughter] folks, you all know what a big deal that is. and congressman jamaal bowman. congressman, where are you? jamaal, good to see you, pal. [applause] a teacher who went on to establish a middle school. and most of all, i want to welcome our guests of honor, the 2023 teachers of the year. again, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. [applause] folks, if you didn't know it before, we hope you know now: teachers have several champions in the white house. [laughter] jill and i and kamala and doug. jill is the country's first first lady to work full-time, full time teaching while doing her duties as first lady, as a communi

jill biden. [cheering and applause] dr. biden: welcome to the easter egg roll. first lady into teacher, i have seen again and again, learning doesn't only happen in a classroom. they are so many fun opportunities to learn around us every day. that's why we wanted to celebrate our easter egg roll. we turned the south lawn into a school community. what brings it to life is all of you -- your laughter, your joy, the art you create, and the memories you take home with you. that is what makes this event so special. today, we hope you learn, explore and grow by listening to a story in the reading nook, rolling some eggs, or building robots. and most of all, having fun. welcome to your house, the white house. happy easter. [cheering and applause] now please welcome my husband, or president, joe biden. [cheering and applause] pres. biden: good morning, everyone. i am joe biden, joel's husband -- jill's husband. welcome to the white house, your house. thank you to the american aid farmers, white house historical association, the national park service and all of the talen

and two, this was not jill biden's finest moment. >> roy: yes, dr. jill biden made a mistake.year, the white house should have vice president kamala harris extend the invite. you know? another strong woman. >> a strong black woman. >> roy: who made u.s. her-story. >> not to mention, she knows how to kick it at that cookout, know what i mean? >> roy: that's right, girl boss. >> yeah! [applause] >> roy: desi lydic, everybody. [cheers and applause] all right, when we come back, we'll talk about why college has got to go. so don't go away. [cheers and applause] ♪ “you can't hurt me no more” by gene chandler ♪ ♪ (no) ♪ ♪ you can't hurt me no more ♪ ♪ after all the pain you sent my way ♪ ♪ (no, no, no) ♪ ♪ no, no, no, no, no ♪ ♪ (no, no, no) ♪ ♪ you can't hurt me no more, baby ♪ cleaning is the worst. seriously. there's gotta be a better way. so we gave swiffer a shot. if we don't love it, we get our money back! spoiler alert: love it! sweeper's heavy duty dry cloths grab dust and hair and lock it away, better than my broom that can push it around. it even gets into hard-to-clean gr

so props to doctor jill biden there.his is just part and parcel, i think, of this universe we've created. i think you hit on it. the democrats have so gone into identity politics, that even sports, which should be the last refuge of the americracy, the best man or woman wins and the best man or the best woman or the team of best men and women should get to visit the white house. but the problem that we've created here is everything is about the oppression olympics now on the left wing in this country. and you can't just say the best man or the best woman. you've got to figure out who the biggest victim is and you've got to analyze all of this. now, i will say the positive is, i don't know that women's college basketball has ever been talked about more, and as you well know, controversy is not a bad thing. conflict draws attention. i think the net result here is probably good for women's college basketball. >> laura: i have to ask you, let's say just for the sake of fun, that melania or any republican first lady had made

i am jill hurley. i want to thank everyone for joining us. we have people physically in the audience and virtually at home. it is a very good turnout. i want to thank the wilson center's global u.n. program for cosponsoring today's program. i encourage everyone to stay up-to-date on the latest kennan institute events by subscribing to our website and two blocks. "focus ukraine" and "russia files". in the latest episode of the kennan x podcast, i hosted a longform interview with ambassador sullivan and you can find us on our website. please visit our hindsight upfront ukraine collection on the wilson website for the latest news and analysis focused on ukraine. housekeeping. we have an hour and a half which is great. we can really get into this discussion. if you want to ask a question during the course of this conversation, there are several ways you can do it. you can submit via emails you kennan -- to kennan @institue.org or to our facebook page at any time. please include your name and affiliation when sending question. i will briefly intro

and two, this was not jill biden's finest moment. >> roy: yes, dr. jill biden made a mistake. have vice president kamala harris extend the invite. you know? another strong woman. >> a strong black woman. >> roy: who made u.s. her-story. >> not to mention, she knows how to kick it at that cookout, know what i mean? >> roy: that's right, girl boss. >> yeah! [applause] >> roy: desi lydic, everybody. [cheers and applause] all right, when we come back, we'll talk about why college has got to go. so don't go away. [cheers and applause] sam adams boston lager now brighter? heh. a brighter boston. ♪ take the parking spot! you take the parking spot! i insist! no, i insist! boston lager. now brighter. sam adams, baby! no two bodies are the same. some pads, never got that message. but, always flexfoam did! it protects against different flows for up to zero leaks. and it flexes to fit all bodies, for up to zero feel. feel it yourself with always flexfoam. as a business owner, your bottom line bodies, for up to zero feel. is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile se

jill, i get your legal expertise on this. call trump's lawsuit form of harassment and intimidation is there any merit, or is it solely to intimidate him, yo think? >> i think it is solely to intimidating for political purposes this is not a justifiable, legal move the reading of it is almos laughable, and i'm sure it's not for michael cohen. but it takes everything that h could possibly grab from any document that says that michae cohen did x, or why, which all has nothing to do with his obligations to donald trump. and it ignores the crime fraud exception. attorney client privilege does not protect a lawyer fro testifying when the client i engaged in crime and fraud which is exactly what is being testified to by michael cohen. so, you have to put it in that context to realize how silly this lawsuit is. it is brought by a lawyer in florida, whose specialty i franchises and distribution. he does have some criminal experience and some navy first amendment experience maybe, bu his big practice is franchises which has nothing to

because they played such a good game. >> jimmy: come on, jill.se is no place for ladies who finish second. [cheers and applause]. >> jimmy:. >> jimmy: but look at on it the bright side at least none of the women is a dude. for her part dr. jill did end up walking back the idea but i guess the woke liberal world of the bidens, everyone's a winner. ♪ ♪ we are all champions my friends ♪ and everyone gets a participation trophy in the end ♪ oh, we are all champions according to jill biden ♪ plenty of time for losers, 'cause we are all champions i'm gonna hurl ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: now kat i'm going to go right in with you on this. isn't it a little fascinating jill will invite two entire women's basketball teams but won't invite one hunter stripper baby? oh, yeah, i did it. anyway. i did, i went right there. go ahead >> kat: that was important to you. >> jimmy: it was. >> kat: i, oh, i would actually be super mad if i was on either team because you're telling them oh, you played a good game too, that so patronizing. when i don't do a good job i know it when

have letas they have with jill ?>, of course not., she' look, i mean that they are she's being treated with kid glovesh year. hen i stati wonder honestly, when i heard this statement, the firsirst thit thing was notu politics. it was actually politics in general becausally politic e ths trying to make south carolinoua the first primary state. and i wonderedd whether dr.. jl jill biden might have beent concerned about turning her o back on iowa and new hampshire, at least so far . far, so and so this was considerede some to b e some sort of olive branch to the people of iowa who i believe correctly voted joe biden around fifth in the caucusy that began his illustrious run through the primaraucuy states . but that's what i thought of,t was that there was some political machination, associated with the primary in e the caucus. p >> clay, i mri and they theory s is jill biden just didn't knowin what the she was talkingabout. about. i don't think she even knows that the winner only comes to the white house. i think she wa

reese added her time shot down the opportunity to meet with jill biden pregame.dy was at the game. let's say this ceremony at white house does happen. how awkward could it get? our panel is back, chris barron, marie harf and steven l. miller, real talk. would the first lady have suggested this type of thing for a men's championship? >> well, i don't know. the women's championship this year was a much better game. i think what she was talking about, lsu will be invited, they should go, the coach took her team from baylor to trump white house, i think they will go. but this historic championship, caitlyn clark who plays for iowa is the best basketball player, men or women, playing today, i think jill biden was channeling that. i don't life that angel reese said they didn't meet with jill biden because joe biden picked his wife a alma matter to beat them in his bracket. do it now. go to the white house, celebrate the women's baseball game that we're seeing played today it is like nothing we've seen before. guy: steven, president biden, picked again lsu that marks fi

joining me now, contributor and former watergate prosecutor jill wine-banks. she co-hosts the -- and its offer of the watergate girls. thank you for being with us tonight. obviously, that failed, why mike pence's testimony might be particularly damaging or interesting to the grand jury? >> thank you lindsey, it is a great question. pence's testimony is important because it is one-on-one. he had the conversations. we had testimony from trump's daughter, ivanka, and from others from the conversation. now we will hear what he has been told by pence. he said it is illegal, what you are asking you to do is against the constitution, against the election count act, that is important to know. that makes a big difference in the outcome of criminal charges against parents. against trump. now pence could we have his way hoping to get support from trump supporters by giving a break to trump, so i worry a little bit about whether he will come forward to speak the truth. things we know would sound like he's guilty. but what if he says something like, i told him it was the a

but because of an injury to her hip, jill almost didn't finish - her hip, jill almost didn't finish thet didn't finish the expedition. i'm not going to lie, there were _ the expedition. i'm not going to lie, there were a _ the expedition. i'm not going to lie, there were a few— the expedition. i'm not going to lie, there were a few tears. - the expedition. i'm not going to | lie, there were a few tears. they sat me _ lie, there were a few tears. they sat me down at the end of the day and said. — sat me down at the end of the day and said, look, you have got a decision— and said, look, you have got a decision to _ and said, look, you have got a decision to make. you are clearly in quite _ decision to make. you are clearly in quite a _ decision to make. you are clearly in quite a lot— decision to make. you are clearly in quite a lot of— decision to make. you are clearly in quite a lot of pain. wiese got up at 4pm the _ quite a lot of pain. wiese got up at 4pm the next —— for a&e next morning and got _ 4pm the next —— for a&e next morning and got set _ 4pm the next —— for a&e next morning

jill, i will start with you. i how you jules is this kind o legal action, and what can you say that bragg is asking the court to do here >> it is unusual, but that i because that the action that i precipitating it is very unusual. frankly, even if bragg were th u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york or even i he was the attorney general he could not be called to tal about a pending case any congressional committee or before anybody else. that is the law of our land. so it is a ridiculous, he is right when he says that this i an unprecedented kind of subpoena he is right to do that, and think ultimately the court will say that he does not have to testify, nor does pomerantz because the we have an interview with the same ongoin investigation. he is trying to protect th rights of anyone under investigation, they have a right to secrecy for all of th information that is gathered and in their trial >> the right place to challeng it is once they get indicted and then you can challenge anything that is happ

bank of america's jill carey hall. what is going on underneath the hood? we will ask her. stick with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: this is bloomberg markets. tech is driving the surge in today's trading day session but only partially. let's discuss with jill carey hall, over from bank of america. it is a pleasure to have you. you have an earnings picture that is coming in strong. caterpillar, we discussed on the show, meta and alphabet and microsoft talking about they are able to weather the storm because of the price hikes. what happens when the consumer is unwilling to pay anymore? how could he do these armies deteriorate -- do the -- how quickly do these earnings deteriorate? jill: i think the earnings season has come in better than -- we have been surprised to see strength in some tech companies have reported. beyond this quarter, what is important to pay attention to this earnings season is guidance for the out quarters. it is early but we will get more companies and smaller companies reporting over the next few weeks because there, i think we are below concessions

>> thank you, thank you, jill. it's a pleasure to be here as always with you talking about russia issues and to be here at the wilson center on this anniversary week of the special military operation a year ago i was at my office at embassy moscow. we were digesting the news that russia had just digested two so-called peoples republics in luhansk the day before, on february 21st. which was the lead into the special military operation which began on the 24th. at the time, i've said this, and i said this before february 24th 2022. that i was certain that the russians were going to reinvade on a large scale ukraine. but what i wasn't certain of was how the ukrainians would resist, how president zelenskyy, how he could survive the onslaught from the russian military. it was certainly my impression from my engagement with russian leaders in the months before the war. that they were supremely confident, bordering on arrogance on their ability to handle the situation in ukraine. one year later, it's an entirely different

>> we came up with a number of dishes with doctor jill biden and her staff. ten, 12, 13 different courses of food and it was a collaboration of talking through the dinners and what fits, colors and everything so we narrowed down and did another round of testing. >> didn't put extra pressure on you? >> it is a lot of pressure, yes. [laughter] the first person i called was my mother. i've done a lot of these dinners, i've done dinners for thousands of people but this is a little more important. there's diplomacy involved and my mother was an immigrant who came here from korea. ... >> it's the variation, yes. so it's not traditional recipe. a little bland but with korean flavors. >> thank you, chef. i know you have a lot to do to get ready for the state dinner. >> very first president to attend the white house correspondents' dinner was calvin coolidge in 1924. i had just been elected to the united states senate. [laughing] >> the white house correspondents' dinner washington's premier black tie event is saturday at 8 p.m. eastern. what c-span's live coverage fr

joining me now, contributor and former watergate prosecutor jill wine-banks. she co-hosts the -- and its offer of the watergate girls. thank you for being with us tonight. obviously, that failed, why mike pence's testimony might be particularly damaging or interesting to the grand jury? >> thank you lindsey, it is a great question. pence's testimony is important because it is one-on-one. he had the conversations. we had testimony from trump's

jill and i pray for the lives lost in today shooting.nt on to say too many americans are paying for the price of an action with their lives. when will republicans in congress act to protect our communities he asked. as we know, this is a very politically, culturally divisive issue. there was some progress last year with the passing of the safer communities act. it did not ban any weapons but it looked to invest more into upgrading security for schools, tougher background checks for well -- as well. more money for crisis intervention. joe biden and the white house have been calling for a ban on assault weapons paired balanced against that, the view held quite a lot often times by republicans thathey are keen in their view to protect their second rights, the right to bear arms. >> this latest shooting comes exactly two weeks after six people including three children were shot dead in nashville. >> that is right. of course that was another very emotional moment for the nation. there was the school shootin last year in uvalde, texas. any peo

jill biden said runner-up iowa should also be invited. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> it's friday, april 7th. this is the "cbs morning news." lawmakers expelled. the tennessee house votes to kick out two democrats for their roles in a gun-control protest. why the rare move is drawing accusations of racism. >>> suspected shooting plot. a colorado teen is in jail for allegedly planning to attack schools and churches. how police were tipped off. >>> luxury trips. why supreme court justice clarence thomas is facing questions about vacations with his wife. >>> good morning. i'm wendy gillette in for anne-marie green. we begin with an emotionally charged vote in tennessee concerning the battle over gun rights. the republican-led house voted to oust two democratic lawmakers last night. this comes a week after they led a gun-control protest in the chamber after the deadly school shooting in nashville. the crowd in the gallery erupted into boos and chants after both expulsions. jarred hill is in new york wit

. >> well jill, new reporting about chief justice john roberts wife is adding to concerns about the supreme court's conflict of interest. we know that he's already refused to adopt an ethics code. so what are options for increasing oversight on the high court and do they need anymore? >> it is going to have to -- yes, there definitely needs to be more. i think that we are at a point where the supreme court has lost so much credibility that people cannot trust it anymore. we have seen an amazing conflict of interest with both justice roberts, and justice

jill, i have -- no, love it, and he's engaged. i'm with it. it really strikes me that when it comes to holding former president accountable that you know a little bit more tha most. you have been open tha the pardon of richard nixon, i caused a lot of the problems that we still see today. so do you see the indictment o former president trump as step to remedying some of thos problems >> absolutely. it is something that i have regretted ever since watergate. that we wer unsuccessful in convincing - the special prosecutor tha richard nixon should b reunited. indicted i argued he should be indicted once he was sitting presiden and then once again clearl after he resigned. the evidenc was clear. the case would have been very very clear. this is way to prevent a futur miscreant from doing the sam thing. if richard nixon ha been indicted, there is possible possibility - although i'm not so sure given donald trump's character. bu possibly he would have bee counseled that he could not ge away with things. and i also want to point out that w indicted t

i'm joe biden, jill's - everyone. i'mjoe biden, jill's husband _ everyone.e house, your house. special thanks to the eggm _ egg... inaudible well, the sound going there in our feed from the white house, but sitting still there in our studio is jess parker, watching that. we were talking about those off—the—cuff comments from the president on that morning show about his intention to run in 2024. i'm assuming on that thought it would be a joint ticket with kamala harris. thought it would be a “oint ticket with kamala harris._ thought it would be a “oint ticket with kamala harris. those are the indications _ with kamala harris. those are the indications we _ with kamala harris. those are the indications we have _ with kamala harris. those are the indications we have had, - with kamala harris. those are the| indications we have had, including from kamala harris herself. all of that has to be officially decided, and i think what the democrats are doing is keeping a close eye on the republican race, which is a little bit more crowded than the democratic one, but o

jill biden invitiing iowa t the white house having people heated. the white house had a crisis on their hands. jill's comment is intended to applaud the historic game and only lsu would be invited. >>> at least nine student groups are condemning an on-campus event attended by supreme court, brett kavanaugh. brett kavanaugh met with students back in february. kavanaugh was a target of an assassination attempt. >> an oregon mother claiming he was prevented from adopting children because she was unwilling to abide by state rules on gender identity, due to her christian faith. she was asked a hypothetical question by an oregon department of human services official, if she will support a child who asked for crossed-sex hormones. she was later denied the adoption. >>> the minimum salary that you would need to be happy living in california. the number is more than $145,000 a year. that's down from last year when the minimum was $149,000 a year to be happy. >> there you go. . >>> the hbo series "the last of us" of a deadly fungus that affects the brain maki

biden's christmas stocking display, like joe and jill couldn't spare an extra ticket for navy at theaster egg roll where she might have met her dad and her mom lyndon says hunter wouldn't be able to pick her out of a lineup. how sad. so, if biden doesn't have the compassion for his own little granddaughter should we be surprised he doesn't have compassion for ours? editor chief of the federalist and fox news contributor molly welcome good evening. i think there's a lot you can say about the biden family but this particular case the way this little girl navy has been treated and discarded by this family i think very revealing about biden family values. >> yeah and i doengt think of this as a political issue or a part san issue there. are families all over the country who have dealt with children entering into their families in less than ideal circumstances but it is never the fault of the child. even if the parents' behavior was len than ideal and a good family makes sure that the child does not suffer because of the bad decisions of his or her parents and you mentioned just now she's

president joe biden, first lady jill biden, and others will attend this evening.s the first time in the seven years where the president, vice president and both spouses will be present at the event. you'll by months -- the obama's and bidens attended in 2015. tune in to our c-span now app, it is a front proceed to that you can use to tune in at your convenience. -- front row seat that you can use to tune in at your convenience. [indistinct chatter] >> white house correspondence -- darren cook. washington bureau chief, todd gilman. politico, white house correspondent and co-author, eugene daniels. wh ca, and nbc news senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell. the ceo of npr, john lansing. abc news white house correspondent, aaron schreiber. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre. photographer, from the new york times. justin sank, white house correspondent for limburg. -- for bloomberg. and the president of the white house correspondents association, npr white house correspondent and cohost w npr, camera keen. tonight's headliner and correspondent fo

jill and i are a team. if she tells me to do something, i usually jump on board.olo was doable, it's realistic, and it's something we can do the rest of our lives. ♪ ♪ [ cat purrs ] [ phone vibrates ] introducing astepro allergy. steroid-free allergy relief that starts working in 30 minutes, while other allergy sprays take hours. now with astepro fast allergy relief, [ spray, spray ] you can astepro and go. >> kayleigh: president biden today gave new insight on whether he plans to run for reelection in 2024 he had >> you be taking part after 2023? >> at least three or four more. maybe five. >> may be five. >> maybe six. >> are you saying that you would be taking part in our upcoming election? >> could end up being the guy who is pushing them -- we are not prepared to announce it yet. >> kayleigh: did not have an advisor hopping over to stop them, but anyway, although he is not prepared to announce just yet, he does have a strategy ready to go. his plan to win is banding together an army of tiktok follower is in hopes of wooing young voters. you heard that right. t

. -- jill is ——jill is of —— jill is of course this way.iece of legislation, seen as a landmark moment but it didn't ban any weapons. what it did was invest in crisis intervention, and upgrading school security, tough and some background checks but the biden administration has talked about wanting to ban assault weapons, something that others are reluctant to do, of course this largely falls along party lines. some republicans reticent to tighten gun controls in certain areas. there is of course the argument of those who are very protective of their second amendment rights. they say that if criminals are armed with weapons, and of course many, many guns are in circulation in the united states, than ordinary seasons may be need to be as well. so i don't think we are expecting any big political changes after today's tragic events but this debate of course keeps on running. the world's top economic leaders are converging on washington to discuss the state of the global economy and the war in ukraine. the world bank and the international moneta

jill and i are here to show our support. unfortunately, i have been to so many sites like this over the last two years around the country. probably, with the fema director, the better part of 12 to 15. i always see the same thing in america. when the neighborhood is in trouble, the whole neighborhood comes to help. walking down the street here, being told by people, the reason were able to get through it. one family told me. when finally the roof came off the house, all the sudden it was quiet, before i knew it the red cross was out front. before i knew it, they went on to talk about the neighbors that helped. folks. i know there is a lot of pain. it is hard to believe in a moment like this that this community will be rebuilt, and rebuilt back better be -- that it was before. resilience in this community has been remarkable. i want you to know as you fight through this you are not alone. the american people will be with you. they will help you through it. and so will i. multiple tornados tore through mississippi, alabama, an

had i not had the family i had it for years jill and i took care of both our parents . they didn't have to take all four. but my point is, we were with them until the very end. we could do it. we can afford to do it because of where we were. we had the housing. we understand and in the pandemic we made it clear how hard it is for millions of working-class families to provide care . it's not just important to care, is, it's when people have to leave the labor force and can't enter in the first place because caregiver responsibilities, they can't participate in the economy. it drags the down of all nations productivity overall. work is demanding as many in this audience know. it requires serious skill but these workers are isamong the lowest paid workers in the country. as soon as i got in office i signed the american rescue plan to millions of families afford childcare. [applause] in consequence where it will take a 200,000 childcare providers in small owned businesseskeep their doors open through buthe pandemic . taking care of 9.6 million children throughthe pandemic .

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yesterday evening, they join jill and me at the korean veterans war memorial. past the shoulder -- soldiers standing sentinel and read the names of the fallen edged in the granite. as many of you know, there is an engraving that reads, our nation honors our sons and daughters who entered the call to defend a country it never knew and a people they never met. a solemn reminder that our alliance was born out of not shared borders but shared belief, belief in democracy, liberty, security, and above all, a mutual belief in freedom. a little over seven years ago, korean and american troops stood together for those beliefs, serving and sacrificing for the children of both our countries to have a better future. and it is the future we are living today. the way the korean people have transformed your country through courage and hard work to one of the most prosperous nations in the world is testament to what can people -- people can achieve when we do it together. we know that our work is not yet done. today it is our duty to answer the call to make the world better fo

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jill biden, when she visited bergen community college.ble to share my experience as a student parent with access to free child care i . i am so thankful for all the support i received, including fundings provided under the american rescue plan that allowed me to have access to free childcare well working towards my associate degree. i was able to complete my degree with honors, all while my daughters were being cared for. now, though, well working towards my associates degree, we're in the same position as most families, trying to find affordable care that is safe while juggling work and school obligations. all that you need to start a fire was a spark. my family was that a spark. and free childcare was what allowed my fire to continue to burn. the greatest part is seeing the pride reflected on my daughter'' faces. i want them to see that you can truly achieve anything you set your mind to. they want to be doctors so they can work with mammy. i guess it is working. [laughs] [applause] free childcare helped propel my education and although