john pierre told me, it is not stopping, it is continuing. that gives you a little bit of an idea of the tone of that we will see from president biden. i will note, this will mark the second of three trips planned to the state of pennsylvania in just about a week or so. you really get a sense of how much this political calendar is ramping up. mj lee, cnn, the white house. >> still to come, waiting in line for clean drinking water. it will be the new normal for some sippy residence until a ry local water facility. is back online. the weight could be longer than expected. back witith that, in a moment. nexium 24 hour and prilosec otc can takeke one to four days to fully work. pepcid. strong relief for fans of fast. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about i

white house press secretary, corinne john pierre, express her condolences when the news of the queen's death broke during a news conference. our hearts and our thoughts go to the family members of the queen goes to the people of the united kingdom. i don't want to get ahead of what the president is going to say. i want him to from you all to hear from him 1st. and so i don't want to get ahead of that. but and i said this earlier, our relationship with the people of the united kingdom. and this is something that the president has said himself has grown stronger and stronger. and it is one over the kingdom is one of our closest allies. and again, our hearts go to the people of the united kingdom, to the queen, and to, to her family. in a paul, join me now from washington d. c. m. s. tell me, what's the reaction in washington besides the one we just saw? all and many, many people are up at the british embassy right now, laying flowers, lightning candles. oh, sending some prayers or she was very love to you in the united states and also many former presidents as george w bush bragg obama.

now it is the belief of the white house, according to white house press. secretary, korea, john pierre, that these will be manipulated in terms of the results. as a result, the white house will not accept the outcome of these referendums and also they believe that they will very much be manipulated. now we can tell you that as a result, the white house has decided in consultation with allies to impose economic penalties . but the weight has not saying specifically what those penalties will be. we are prepared to impose additional swift and severe economic costs on russia along with our allies and partners in response to these actions if they move forward with annexation. as we said in today's g 7 liter statement, the united states will never recognize this territory or as anything other than part of ukraine because it belongs to the people of ukraine. we stand with our partners around the world in rejecting whatever fabricated outcomes. russia announces, we do know however, that this comes on the heels of escalating rhetoric from blad repute and the russian president who has threatened

talking about people leaving with wounds with tears in their eyes white house spokeswoman karina john pierre announced plans to announce new sanctions against russia in the coming days in the united states. she noted that the united states will in no way recognize the territories temporarily occupied by the kremlin as russian and will continue to work with allies and partners to bring the russian federation to justice . also reminded the house that the us is ready to make russia pay an additional swift and heavy economic price in response to the so-called vote that the us will never recognize these territories as something other than a part of ukraine and together with our partners we reject any falsified consequence of pseudo-referendums announced by russia , you will hear more about this from us in the coming days , you can buy or rent housing during the war, however, the demand is mostly for rent, say real estate market experts after all , due to the full-scale invasion of the russian federation, many ukrainians were forced to flee to safer regions. people are also coming to zhytomyr obla

response to conducting pseudo-referendums on the territory of ukraine, white house spokeswoman karin john pierre confirmed washington's position that they will never recognize their results and moscow will pay an economic price for its actions, let's first remind you of the new santiz package against russia in connection with pseudo-referendums, great britain introduced this restriction against 92 individuals and legal entities, among them 33 russian officials whom the kremlin sent to seize territory, as well as local collaborators, in addition, london imposed sanctions on four russian oligarchs and more than fifty members of the board of state-owned companies of russia kazakhstan does not recognize pseudo-referendums in the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine this was stated by the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs of the country, and beksmediyarov reports that reuters recently pointed out to kazakhstan that kazakhstan adheres to the principles of territorial integrity of states and their sovereign equality and peaceful coexistence and also added that kazakhstan confirms its

the us administration welcomed such a decision, white house spokeswoman karin john pierre said that the cap on oil prices would help achieve two goals: first, to significantly reduce putin's largest source of income for his military treasury, and second, to ensure that oil continued to enter the market at lower prices, and we will talk more about this topic with bohdan tsyupan, who is also joining us from london . ceilings we currently have few details. and the so-called political solution of the seven countries has actually been announced. these are the usa, canada, japan, and also the countries of europe , great britain, france, germany, and italy. oil is higher on the international market than a certain defined limit. obviously, this will be of great importance. but how to implement these restrictions? of certain maritime transportation services, in particular , we are talking about the marine transportation insurance market, namely the transportation of oil by tankers, since a large part of these was concentrated here in london, about 95% is controlled by the london insurance exchan

effect of the sanctions against russia and not help it economically, white house spokeswoman karien john pierrescow against the background war against ukraine we have made it clear that we are concerned about the depth of china's allied relations and its ties with russia, even against the background of russia's ongoing aggression against ukraine, an unprovoked war that was unleashed by the kremlin against ukraine, this meeting is as an example of such allied relations, we will discuss a russian-chinese meeting at the highest level on the sidelines of the shanghai cooperation organization, we invited oleksiy koval, a journalist, an internationalist , a member of the board of the ukrainian association of chinese studies, china, i congratulate you, well, according to the results of the meeting, putin said that xi jinping had questions and concerns about the situation in ukraine, but at the same time the russian president thanked the chinese for a balanced position, what is meant by this balanced position with putin's words position is a calm, balanced position of beijing is that it does not adhere

operations on the ground e-e and p yuri, finally, the press secretary of the white house karina john pierre noted the other day that, according to our assessment, russia received unmanned aerial vehicles from iran in a few days in august at the russian transport planes loaded uav equipment at an airfield in iran, then they flew to iran, from iran to russia, this is what we see, these are our estimates. well, there is a suspicion that russia can use these uavs in our country, and what are the possibilities in general of combating them aircrafts, they are fundamentally different from any others. well, of course, these are impact fighters that carry quite a lot of e-e weapons, that is, they are a useful load on the site, the pilot, well, in fact, three times more than our bairaktor, it is on request the manufacturer introduces a large drone and must draw preliminary conclusions until we see it and, of course, did not want to because, you know, as they say, you have to try, well, this is a common target, this is a common target that will be added by our anti-aircraft missile forces, as they are

white house press secretary, corinne john pierre, expressed her condolences when the news of the queen's death broke during a press conference or hurried to her thought, i'd go to the family members of the queen. i goes to the people of united kingdom. i don't want to get ahead of what the president is going to say. i want him to from you all to hear from him 1st. and so i don't want to get ahead of that. but i said this earlier, our relationship with the people of the united kingdom. and this is something that the president has said himself has grown stronger and stronger. and it is whatever the i came to him is one of our closest allies. and again, our hearts go to the people of the united kingdom, to the queen, and to, to her family. alex, 1st wining is still with me alex. tell me what else have we been hearing from world leaders? well, they have been sending their condolences and paying their tributes from across the globe. and you can understand why given that this was a monarch who reigned for 70 years. she was of course, the queen of england, of great britain and northern ireland.

and you can't beat the timing is john pierre just reminded us with the white house its hispanic heritage with it martha's vineyard. things are about to change a lot for you. but that's okay, radical destructive change is the essence of antiracism. and as he told us so many times you support antiracism. the less we need to remind you, and in any case pretty soon you'll have no memory of the way things were before. martha's vineyard will feel and look just like el paso at all seem normal to you. what is el paso like you wonder? have a been there lately? okay, here are some recent pictures. >> i want to see you an exact look of overseeing out here. were right next to the greyhound bus station where i was you've been telling you for days now migrants, mostly a large group of venezuelans. it has been using this area as a temporary camp and a home. we'll take a look at this video from earlier this morning and overnight where you can see have stopped sleeping arrangements on cardboard and mattresses in the same spot here outside the bus station. another city leader says the number one priority

kareem john pierre says i don't know why we would reach out to them. they don't want a solution.y are putting people's lives at risk. now she's talking about bill melugin committees let not looking for a solution is just reporting the facts. is that what he supposed to do? what's amazing is when karine jean-pierre, she starts talking about the fact that this is all new, how is this new that we got this 18 months we been watching these individuals and you know it's amazing? today i think it was midprice it was on a channel and they are talking but all the successful efforts they made to try to resolve a crisis. he talks about the summit that they had. this past summer to deal with these issues. guess who wasn't invited. they don't even talk to them. let alone try to figure out how to resolve the issue. they want to put the burden on bill melugin to decide what are the root causes. isn't that supposed to be kamala's job? >> is doing a better job then, love. at least he shows up every day. >> that's true. if he does an annoying laugh. it seems to me that whatever problem is illustra

it always has got the white house press secretary, corinne, john pierre. he said, are how brilliant we're out in our thoughts. go to the member family members. if the queen to the people of the united kingdom, our relationship with the people in the united kingdom, and this is something that the president has said to himself has grown stronger and stronger. i'm sure we will be hearing for more head state in the few. also heard for example from emmanuel macro on the president of france. we've also heard from, i think from shows the, the, the german chancellor as well, has also issued a statement. so they will be coming in thick and fast. of course, because this is not just, this wasn't a politician. the queen was a woman who was respected widely around the world. and she has been the one person who many people will know all around the world because she has been on the was on the throne for 70 years. thanks for that alex. i just want to come back to that statement that we heard from the united states. and actually get back across to our correspondent beer, g

now it is the belief of the white house, according to what a press, secretary, korea, john pierre, that these will be manipulated in terms of the results. as a result, the white house will not accept the outcome of these referendums and also they believe that they will very much be manipulated. now we can tell you that as a result, the white house has decided infiltrated with allies to impose economic penalties by weight of not saying specifically what those penalties will be. we do know, however, that this comes on the heels of escalating rhetoric from vladimir putin, the russian president who has threatened to use nuclear weapons. and we, i also know that the white house has said at this time that it is not adjusting its nuclear pasture. its own nuclear posture in response. so let's discuss this in mall with our tourist resin us, his associate professor of politics that you can of us. he joins us live now from new york. so obviously these votes are starting to take place in southern and eat eastern parts of ukraine. what is, what are your thoughts on how it's been going so far? so i d

. >> john pierre said this is not a political speech, david. can you agree with that?s politics and that is where we are today. in some ways, trump is moving faster. what joe biden did was define his opponent which is what you do in a campaign. define himself, define the future define a subset of trump supporters who i think of as extreme. who do not believe in rule of law. who believe insight and political talents. nothing was wrong with 9/11. also you win or you were cheated in an election. >> i have not heard any trump supporters say nothing was wrong with 9/11. rj, i will give you the last word. >> no, january 6. >> right. >> the morning after that i condemned all of that. still to this day, those that did what they did there should have been arrested. however, everybody that showed up in washington that day including dog who was nowhere near the capital with his wife, he went to the rally, key then left and yet everyone that went there that day including relatives of mine are painted as hooligans and that is just not so. millions of americans support trump and are

. >> john: karine jean-pierre curt response from jacqui heinrich on immigration, what's been going on this week with migrants being sent by bus to places like chicago and new york city and elsewhere and then flown into martha's vineyard. more on that with shannon bream in a moment. >> sandra: molly line is live at joint base cape cod, where the migrants from martha's vineyard have been relocated. what are you hearing from people there? >> well, right now the 50 migrants, they have made it here after arriving late wednesday unexpectedly on martha's vineyard. they have now been transferred and arrived at joint base cape cod. they left the church where they had been housed there on the island travelling today via bus and ferry here to the base where the massachusetts emergency management agency is coordinating all the efforts to give them food, shelter, healthcare, legal services as well. democrat lawmakers, state lawmakers have been very harshly critical of florida governor ron desantis and the lack of warning the migrants received, including children and the community received before t

. >> john: so karine jean-pierre, earlier this week, said look, the jobs market is cooling down and we >> we've talked about how we anticipate a cooling, right, for the job numbers to not be at the high job growth that we have seen these past several months. that is something we have talked about many times, and any time you ask me about what we expect for jobs numbers. we always talk about, we expect a cooling, especially as we are in a transition for a stable and steady growth. >> john: a cooling as we are in a transition to stable and steady growth. cooling is one thing, karl, what's the danger that they overshoot, and not only do we not see the creation of new jobs, but see unemployment ticking up. >> this all goes back to an issue. inflation. we have rising inflation, the economy is overheated, we have too much money chasing too few goods, and we want the inflation to stop because it's attacks on everybody. it's attacks on, particularly hard on working families and on people, on the lower end of the scale because their pay raises are not keeping up with the prices that they are pa

was ridiculous. >> i was talking about voting rights and in danger of voting rights. >> john: karine jean-pierre peter doocy head to head at the white house, and the internet, it lives forever and you can go back and you can find these examples that some people might prescribe a double standard. >> sandra: peter doocy pressing the press secretary and holding them accountable f. there is a double standard, people want to know. the state of california forging ahead with the plan to eliminate gas powered cars by 2035, all while calling on residents to conserve energy as extreme heat strechtes the power grid and now at least 17 states are weighing whether they are going to follow the golden state lead in all of this but is this the right time to make the transition to all green energy? charles payne, all right, i should have saved it for tv, i always ask you the questions at break. i mean, you sat down, i said charles, where do you stand on this. you are a cutting edge guy, you have the latest vehicles. do you have an e.v., by the way? >> no, i got the latest truck, the badest truck out there. a gas

jarret >> muhammadou jawara >> [bell ringing] ♪ >> francois jean-pierre >> maxima jean-pierre >> paul edward jeffers >> johnles jenkins >> -- and my cousin john. we were close and our families close -- chose to do so many things together. there are memories that time does not erase. our teenage years are ones that still make me laugh. my first giving john a perm. john coming to visit to my college. i don't think it was to see me but to see the sorority sisters, but they drove all night to get there. i am blessed to have these memories and do so many more. i am humbled, honored and privileged to be here today to show respect for all of the families who were affected by this terrible tragedy. 9/11 is a part of john, but it does not define his person. we will never forget. [applause] >> and our knees dominique lisa penned all flow -- pandolfo. she was an up and coming superstar. her heart filled with love and a zest for life. we will never forget you. dominique, we miss you. [applause] >> joseph jenkins, jr. >> alan keith jensen >> prem nath jerath >> farah jeudy >> hweidar jian >> eliezer jimenez, jr. >> luis

before i let you answer, this is john pair on that listen to this. secretary jean-pierre >> these migrants were misled about where they were headed. told that they would be headed to boston. misled about what they would be provided, when they arrived, promised shelter benefits and more. >> secretary psaki: these are the kind of tactics we see from smugglers in places like mexico, and guatemala. and, for what, a photo op. >> what you make of all this, what is this going. >> obviously this is a political hot potato. but at the same time, it has huge consequences. and i noticed both the president and a spokesperson are talking with moral terms. and you know, what is immoral is to governor desantis' point is immigrants dying in the back of tractor-trailers, and dying as they try to make it through the desert and the mountains, and dying in the rio grande river. >> this is a humanitarian crisis. but it is not because of the governor trying to share the burden of this policy. >> matt: that joe biden single-handedly enacted. no, this is far bigger than that and those governors i

gerrit >> muhammadou jawara >> >>[bell tolling] >> francois jean-pierre >> maxima jean-pierre >> paul edward jeffers >> johnmy cousin, john m poacher. we were only five months apart and i am so lucky our families chose to do so many things together. fortunately, there are memories that time does not erase. our teenage years are one that still make me laugh. my friends giving john a perm. john coming to visit with his friends to my college. i don't think it was to see me. but, they drove all night to get there. i am blessed to have these memories and so many more. i am humbled, honored, and privileged to be here today to show respect for all of the families who were affected by this terrible tragedy. 9/11 is a part of john, but does not define his person. we will never forget. >>[applause] >> and our niece, dominique. the daughter of my sister, barbara. dominique was an up-and-coming superstar. her heart was filled with love and a real zest for life. we will never forget you. dominique, we miss you. >>[applause] >> joseph jenkins junior. >> alan keith jensen >> prem n jerath >> farah jeudy >> hweidar jian >>

. >> john: you know, i want to bring in olivia here, too. because karine jean-pierrehere. >> they use them as political pawns, treated them like chattel in a cruel premeditated political stunt. these are the kinds of tactics we see from smugglers in places like mexico and guatemala. and, for what? a photo op.? because these governors care about creating political theater. >> john: i don't think there is any doubt here olivia that everybody is playing politics on this. what constantly gets lost in the back and forth is at that time fact that more than 2 million people have come across the border this fiscal year so far and it's not over yet and that's a new record. and the white house doesn't seem to be addressing it in any kind of way that's relieving the situation. >> right. john. you know, with the vice president basically saying the border is secure whether or not they are actually trying to make that argument, most voters don't believe that. and public opinion shows that about maybe 58% think disagree with how president joe biden has handled the issue of immigrati

not accept v citizens to john russia because the or so unfortunately with jeffrey sheep is not independent depend. so for her financial on military 8 or to pick up a photo or pierre pierre. i am so sorry. i do apologize, it's the signal is just breaking up on us and at a point our conversation, when i well, you will even some very interesting points at pierre of emanuel tom and the president of the euro continent. think tank a real pleasure having alive with us today, especially right after this bigger signing ceremony here in the central, at the center of moscow. thank you very much for that. we'll see you soon. we'll let so across live. now to our correspondent in the don yet republic, romana kazora has now been dining by for us now. and of course a roman. you've been there now for quite some time down there on the front line, seeing how the people have been living and coping and surviving during a very difficult time, but also in a very exciting time as well looking towards the future. but my what, what is the atmosphere like now in don bass officer incorporation sarah mission that was just made in moscow just no cementing their decision at the referendum, whi

john roberts hemi life at the top of the hour. ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: white house press secretary karine jean-pierre has responded to criticism of two marinesisive speech last night. she was asked why the president sounded very much like politically charged speech as an official white house event, that means you pay. listen to her appearance because the president gave an important speech last night. an important speech at an inflection point. and you know, are democracy and values and our values our men and women protect us every day and fight for us every day believe in as well. the presence of the marines at the speech was intended to demonstrate the deep and abiding respect that the president has for the service members. to these ideals and the unique role are independent plays in defining our democracy no matter which party is in power. again, no matter which party is in power. and it is not abnormal. and is actually normal for the president were either side of the aisle to give speeches in front of members of the mil military. >> kayleigh: sean, it is abnormal when it is a political speech. no she said it was on political pull speech b

. >> john: awaiting a white house briefing at the top of the hour, and see if peter doocy again tangles with press secretary karine jean-pierree president's divisive rhetoric ahead of a speech tonight. and tyrus, and kevin graham on the lawlessness that has gripped chicago. stay with us. it's so easy. and more customers today are relying on their cars advanced safety features, like automatic emergency breaking and lane departure warning. that's why our recalibration service is state of the art. we recalibrate your vehicle's camera, so you can still count on those safety features. all right, we're all finished. >> customer: thank you so much. >> tech: thank you. don't wait--schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other allergy sprays take hours astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can... astepro and go. lisa here, has had many jobs. and all that experience has led her to a job that feels like home. with home instead, you too can become a caregiver to older adults. apply tod

. >> john: crisis have not gone away for president biden, border and baby formula are just as bad if not worse than a few months ago, but karine jean-pierreuld not find one fact check since the first day of the podium. >> on the job four months as of yesterday and nobody is holding her more accountable and not giving her a pass than peter doocy, particularly on the border issue, pressing jean-pierre over the thousands of migrants into the u.s. every day. >> that's not how it works. >> that's not what you want to happen but is happening. >> it's not like somebody walks over, that's not how -- >> that's exactly what's happening. >> some cases they are scaling the wall in camouflage before running into the country, as we saw over the weekend, yet vice president harris still denying there is a crisis existing. >> the border is secure. we also have a broken immigration system in particular over the last four years before we came in and it needs to be fixed. >> the administration says they cannot get the baby formula under control with empty shelves. 61% out of stock rate, one louisiana mom says team biden is not doing enough. >> we are not a p

pierre briefs. jacqui. >> jacqui: incredible to hear that from jen psaki, for so long she was the biggest defender of the president. all right, thank you. >> john: guy benson, host of the guy benson show on fox radio, and jacqui's point, now that she's not spinning for the white house, jen psaki has some reasoned analysis. heard what she said whether or not it's a referendum of the president and what the democrats chances are. listen what she said about the vulnerability on crime. >> they also know crime is a huge vulnerability for democrats. one of the biggest vulnerabilities and if you look at pennsylvania, for example, what's interesting to me is it's always, you follow the money and where are people spending money. in pennsylvania, republicans have been spending millions against fetterman on crime ads, they see his vulnerability. >> striking candor from a woman who used to admit there is nothing to see her, there are no problems, guy. >> striking is the right word. she's right. sound analysis. but given what her role was for that long period of time as peter was mentioning, it is sort of eyebrow raising. she is admitting on national televis

on that with karine jean-pierre saying yes, we agree the border is secure before she went on to say as she did many times in that briefing that there's more work to do. >> johnrant talking to griff jenkins who disagreed the border was secure, standing there outside of her home and joe manchin saying that is not the case. philadelphia progressive d.a. facing a potential impeachment. krasner refusing to comply with a subpoena with the city's rising gun violence. >> sandra: krasner has been under fire for far left policies, including a repeat offender to stay on the streets before he killed a police officer. what role did that officer's murder play in sparking an investigation into krasner's office. >> thanks for having me. one of the key cases people point to why he should be impeached. no one is more upset about it than his devastated with -- widow, 23 year veteran cop was kid in march of 2020. bill mccrane said krasner puts people at risk. hassan elliott, a known gang member was free to kill officer o'connor after accepting a plea deal from krasner's office on gun charges that allowed him to walk free the very next day. >> sandra: after the plea deal, still

john karl or other members of the press asked about that? precisely zero. they don't fit. they don't care. it doesn't fit the liberal agenda. so they won't ask about it. not me, not karine jean-pierrehe innocent people who like mcdonald's harassed. >> jesse: you would think the press would cover the story because of how sensational it is. hollywood industry see its this and make a story out of it. this is a scene out of a hollywood horror film. a guy wildly swinging a tomahawk barely hitting someone in the head. frifs are going everywhere. pickles are on the floor. women are getting assaulted. you have would think the media would just be interested just for the pure tabloid sensational crime aspect. but, no, they don't want to talk about it. they would rather talk about the real fascists. the real threat to law and order. which is someone who has a few questions about the 2020 election. >> that's exactly right. and then when the prop up guys like john fetterman who was the single vote on a parole board to allow a guy out of jail who murdered a woman with a pair of scissors. talk about a crime story. they want to let this guy take over the senate there in pennsylvania as they decry

. >> white house secretary karine jean-pierre, thank you so much for going back to the sunday showing coming on set. >> thank, you appreciated. thanks, john. >> and up next, we are going to dive a little deeper into the presidents speech and the political environment in which he delivered it. after the break. more of the sunday show ahead. how ahead. disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day, that's effective without topical steroids. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin while some saw up to 100% clear skin. plus, they felt fast itch relief some as early as 2 days. that's rinvoq relief. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal, cancers including lymphoma and skin cancer, death, heart attack, stroke, and tears in the stomach or intestines occurred. people 50 and older with at least one heart disease risk factor have higher risks. don't take if allergic to rinvoq, as serious reactions can