this is what john knotty, and john pierre told us a deal in security as well plan to create fear in the country. because it is very bizarre, that a person cannot even buy a sandal and yet have a big gun. what all of these weapons go through customs. this means that our whole country is caught in a skin this over. they do what else? with a situation the country is in, the government should do something to solve the problem. been security because no one has sped. no one could have thought it would be this bad. now it is the gangs of the for place, the government and in the area they control. they are called the community leaders because they are more powerful than the state of the day on the stream. definitely gang violence in hating. what can be done about it? that is our conversation. you're very welcome to join us right here in the comment section on youtube. ah, this is such a pressing conversation. let me introduce you to your pat over lena jamison jung junior. good to have all 3 of you with us, felina, please greet our audience. tell them who you are, what you do. hi everybody. hi,

the messaging only got worse from there after kirby departed the briefing room and comes kareem john pierre. >> three days now since the chinese threatened to murder nancy pelosi. where is the president coming out to respond at least to say don't do that? >> kirby was just here talking about, i've not seen those reports. >> the oregano may be shoot down her plane or it would be in their rights to shoot down the plane. >> we have said that there is no need for this type of rattling. >> brian: i know that there was some country that wanted to shoot down the speaker right out of the sky, all right maybe it was china thanks for shooting me out. let's get this straight white house press secretary was unaware of the chinese threat, the threat on the speaker of the united states? that's not too reassuring. what is she due throughout the day? can she keep up with the news? michael how do we get here? [laughs] >> while the chinese are suspicious of us brian they know that the one china policy is could be modified. they have a number of reasons for that. one china policy was to prevent any u.s. defen

the national security council and press secretary and john pierre they're expected to be speaking tos. to stay tuned will be bringing you that white house briefing life here on bbc news. they good evening. it's been a warm and a muggy day and we'll keep that high humidity through the night, as we keep a lot of the cloud. this is a weather front, still bringing a little bit of rain and drizzle as it eases southwards. to the north as well, you can see we've got some more rain to come across northern and western parts of both scotland and northern ireland through the night, and it's still quite windy as well. it's been a breezy old day, so 15—18 and that high humidity making it uncomfortable for sleeping. and another warm and muggy day, particularly in the south. that weather front does weaken and clears out of the way, so the sunshine starts to develop. here, we lose the misty low cloud eventually in the south and west. there are more showers, though, to come across scotland and northern ireland. here, because we've changed the wind direction to the northwesterly, it will feel fresher

jean-pierre: thanks, john. i just have one thing at the top gas prices. we have now been fallen for almost seven straight weeks. gas prices have dropped $.81 per gallon since their peak in june, as you will see from the chart to my left. that means american families who with two cars are saving $80 per month. drivers can find gas for $3.99 or less. around half of all gas stations, gas prices have come below $3.99. president biden is taking historic action to mitigate impacts on american families. he has released in one million barrels of oil per day from the strategic petroleum reserve, which is a historic action that he is taking. he rallied global partners to release millions of barrels of oil. u.s. oil production is up under president biden. it is on track to reach a record high. the treasury department estimates the historic release of oil by president biden and international partners has reduced gas prices by up to $.40 per gallon, as we have shared with you last week. more work remains, but the fact is we are currently experiencing the fastest decli

the event hosted by the heritage foundation. 1:45, karine jean-pierre will brief reporters. she will be joined by johnirby. later, rob portman and chris murphy take part in the debate from the bipartisan policy center. live coverage starts at 7:30 p.m. eastern. you can watch these events on c-span, on the video app or online. >> c-span has unfiltered coverage of the house january 6 committee hearings investigating the attack on the capitol. go to c-span.org/january6. to watch the latest on the attack and investigation, we will also have reaction from members of congress and the white house, as well as journalists and authors. go to c-span.org/january6. >> this week on the c-span networks, wednesday morning, with the upcoming midterms, the senate judiciary committee hears from the department of justice and a cyber security officials on threats to election repairs. then susan collins and joe manchin testify about their bill on residential election reform. thursday morning, the fbi director goes before the senate judiciary committee. the house is out this week the senate remains in session one more week

john: and you have to share the e.v. as well. >> sandra: the white house briefing room, karine jean-pierre just walked out, and john kirby is expectedit, and taiwan's foreign ministry have no comments on the travel. let's listen live at the white house now. >> today i think you are tracking the first ships successfully left the port of odesa in ukraine under the recent deal between the united nations, turkey, ukraine and russia. we obviously welcome this important step and hope to see more ships depart in the coming days to travel onward to world markets with agriculture products such as grain, wheat, sunflower, oil and corn. the ship that left today had like 26,000 tons of corn. russia has weaponized food and has effectively blocked ukraine's ports since the beginning of this crisis and we urge russia to meet its commitments under its new arrangements, included by facilitating unimpeded black seaports to ease the food insecurity around the world. so we are going to be watching that closely. also on ukraine, today national security advisor jake sullivan, tony blinken and the chairman of the joints chief of staff spoke together with

pierre. she is definitely not the press secretary that john biden needs but perhaps she is the one he deservese a perfect match. just like joe jkp has trouble answering questions asked about policy of unvaxxed tennis legend novak djokovic not being allowed to play or let into the u.s. while migrants cross every single day. >> somebody unvaccinated comes over on a plane. you say that's not okay? somebody walks in to texas or arizona unvaccinated, they are allowed to stay? why? >> but that's not how it works. like we actually. >> you know that's not what you guys want to happen but that is what is happening. >> it's not like somebody walks over and. [laughter] that's not how. >> that's exactly what's happening. >> brian: every day. thousands of unvaxxed migrants walk through joe's open borders daily and then biden just ships them across the country but i guess k.j.p. can't see any of that she is laser-focused on flipping through and reading reg from binder of lies. kjp doesn't have the best way with words. >> the process is -- we are starting our process that we're -- protocol process on close c

the press secretary job should have gone to john kirby, relatively credible and steady at the podium and in interviews. it went to karine jean-pierre is getting on the job training. >> gillian: they have brought kirby in to handle the national security briefings to make sure that every line item delivered to the press is 100% correct, verifiable, fact checkable. do you think the issue with carine is more about the substance or more about the delivery? something that maybe some media training could help iron out. >> i think it is both. the old navy seal saying, gillian, is the more we sweat in training the less we bleed in war. it seems that she comes to the podium not as prepared as she should be. there is some questions that are very obviously going to be asked given the current state of affairs in this country and seems like half the time she is blind-sided by it. media training would help. talking to some other former press secretaries. give robert gibbs a call and say what can i be doing better? how did you do your job? ask jen psaki and learn from those who have succeeded. instead of just doing the same thing over and over aga

>> joe: no, john kirby was a spokesperson at the pentagon, he is capable and steady in his job and he's a veteran and karine jean-pierres for television, she was on television, on msnbc for sometime, we saw it this week, guys, peter doocy asks her why is novak djokovic not allowed in this country, but millions can crossover the border and stay here, karine jean-pierre said nobody is walking across the border, what are you talking about and look at videos from bill melugin and other reporters showing this happening on a daily basis, unsteady and not honest and not good at spinning dishonesty, we'll see john kirby in this position before joe biden's first term is over. >> ashley: and keeping truth social off the app store, 44% androids cannot download truth social, it is not available. this is insane. >> joe: insane, yeah, it is something that we've seen before, ashley. we talked about collusion or lack thereof over the past five years there is collusion between big tech giants and political party they serve. parlor was not allowed on apple app store or google play store or amazon in the cloud services, that made it diff

karine jean-pierre has no idea what's going on , which is why today the white house put the pentagon spokesman, john kirby at the podium. and here's what john kirby said . i guess i'm wondering why did the president bother this from the beginning? i mean, why not rather than blame the military, he doesn't think it's a good idea to go . why not call the chinese bluff or tell them how ? and when i started a possibility of this trip, given as you pointed out, there's no change in policy precedent for flosses. so what's the job with the until the very last couple of weeks? i'm interested in this question . yeah, i think the last couple of weeks hasn't been any drama. i think i think you manufacture it with your questions. so oily. i think your manufacturing drama with your question said the pentagon press secretary after china has threatened to shoot down the speaker of the house to kill the speaker of the house, i think you're manufacturing coming of the dramas inherent. so again, what the is going on this seems like a systematic attempt to end the united states . how does the u.s. conceivably benefit

pierre, thank you so much. >> thank you so much for having me. >> still to come, a group of experts warned president biden last week that there is an ongoing threat to american democracy. historian john meacham was part of that group, and he joins me next. afi wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. at the barnes firm, our injury attorneys work hard to get you the best result possible. call us now and find out what your case could be worth. you might be surprised. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> we are still following the big breaking news tonight from the washington post. classified documents related to nuclear weapons were among the documents sought by federal agents when they searched donald trump's florida residence on monday. it was unclear if the documents related to america nuclear weapons or that of another country. as we find out more and more about what's the mar-a-lago search was all about, the rage in maga world, about the search, remains so virulent, that it is adding to an alrea

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. >> john: andy mccarthy, the president departing the white house did not comment specifically on the affidavit, he did say something about declassifying material. karine jean-pierrehe white house briefing was asked about this moments ago. how she answered the question. >> relates to, and i understand why folks have an interest in this. we totally get that. as it relates to any comments on anything related to this independent investigation, even underlying materials, we feel that it is not appropriate for us to comment on this. this is an independent investigation that the department of justice is leading. that's something that the president finds is an important thing to do for the department of justice to have that independence. we are just not going to comment. >> john: that's why we have you, it's your job to comment on things like this. you've had a chance to digest the affidavit and the attached materials. what are you thinking now in this hour? >> i'm increasingly convinced, john, that the justice department doesn't have any intention of prosecuting president trump for classified information violations or record retention. unless he talks himself into being

sandra: john, perhaps to answer your question earlier about whether this is a political or a policy speech, it's an important distinction and one that was brought up on air force one, karine jean-pierres asked that very question. we just turned the sound, it happened a few moments ago, listen. >> why is he giving that speech now? is this considered a political speech, is this a kick-off to his midterm message? >> like you said, it's a topic you've heard from him before. clearly i can't talk about politics from here, but -- >> political speech? >> no, no -- let me just say on thursday president biden will give a primetime speech as you just mentioned on the continued battle of the soul of the nation. >> so it's a political speech? give a primetime speech, i'm not sure that clarifies anything there, but we also had this headline up, mistakenly, but bring it back. bloomberg pointing this out, perhaps it should be an economic policy speech considering more americans today than ever before cannot afford to pay their electric bill, more than 20 million american households have fallen behind on utility bills, one in every six homes and the amount they owe has doubled before the pandemic. >>

john eastman, one of trump's private attorneys who is thought to be one of the architects of this strategy. the stakes in this criminal investigation are rising by the day. george? >> they certainly are. pierre thomas, thanks very much. michael? >>> george, now to the escalating tensions between the u.s. and china with house speaker nancy pelosi meeting with taiwan's president overnight. china is accusing the u.s. of playing with fire. our senior white house correspondent mary bruce is tracking the latest. good morning, mary. >> reporter: michael, good morning. well, overnight a historic moment on a trip that has sparked a lot of controversy and fierce pushback from the chinese. the white house this morning says they anticipated this response, but is warning china not to escalate things further. this morning, the meeting china did not want to happen, house speaker nancy pelosi defying beijing's stern warnings warmly received by taiwan's president. >> my delegation came here to send an unequivocal message, america stands with taiwan. >> reporter: pelosi is the highest ranking official to visit taiwan in 25 years, a self-governing democracy that china considers part of its territory. >> the wo

jean-pierre trying to lower expectations now says she is expecting closer to 150,000 jobs, that -- this is the economists estimates 250,000. joining me to break it down fox business dagen mcdowell, john, joanie bily freedom works economist former trump economic advisor steve moore great to see everybody all-hands-on-deck for jobs numbers out of july, stephanie pomboy i begin with you spot-on on expectations for this economy what do you want to say about minirally in stocks since june 16 you could argue that that was a bottom, for this market, would you sell that, what are you expecting out of july jobs numbers. >>. >> you will be not surprised yes, i would sell that i think a classic bear market rally, i think the markets believe obviously, fed is going to pivot they also believe that whatever is coming down the pike whether it is recession, transition or banana whatever you want to call it, it is going to be pretty mild i think there is every reason to -- to believe otherwise. and we can go through all details on that, about it mostly, this economy is most he leveraged in history we have a federal reserve that is raising rates, fastest rate in history as well not a good combination.