we heard john pierre's son, luca, coughing all last night. feeling it. but still, they set out whatever is ahead, haiti. it's heat, hunger and hellish chaos is at least that their backs. there are older to 58 year old maria, a teacher from venezuela. his monthly salary of $16 can't feed anyone. so she and her daughter, landry headed to houston. hopefully to relatives. it's only been going a matter of hours. and it just seems endless series of river crossing. just constant water. i'm pretty exhausted. tom intense. okay. therefore manuel and tamara, like many here, try to keep the kids going with treats. and then there are those whose jungle it is the wildlife. one bite from this snake never leave. the walk is organized as that makes more money. in fact, the cartel gave us permission to be here as if the parade that these discarded color coded armbands show which day and root people have paid for football shirt supporters, each numbered, charging to carry bags, even children uphill. but it doesn't always work out. wilson is separated from his parents, port

i spoke earlier with john pierre gout, g founder and director of the people for change foundation. that's a multi based human rights organization and i asked him for his take on that 6 months state of emergency that prime minister maloney's right wing government has just announced in italy. i think we're overreacting very quickly and trying to find a pretext in the law to allow us to, to allow italy and to allow european countries to violate their international obligations. including the obligation of non refundable and including the obligation to individually assess every asylum application by individual seeking protection in europe. we know that member states and the international community as a whole has obligations both to rescue people in distress, etc. such as the people that we're talking about. but also after the trip rescue has happened to facilitate this embarkation in a place of safety and to allow access to assign a procedure. the idea of saying there's an emergency in order to allow repatriation clearly flies in the face of international obligations and is clearly a pr

now corinne, john pierre, the white house. this spokeswoman there has called for congress to take action and call for called for new restrictions on guns. already you have a number of republicans and gun advocates who are arguing that it's not the guns. it's the people that there's a mental health issue. but that leaves open the question of whether there could be something that could bridge the gap between those positions. president biden has called for a ban on the ar 15 sal assault weapon, as there was for 10 years. but the, the chances of getting that through the current congress, which is divided between a republican house and a democratic controlled senate, it is almost nil. and this is the impasse. the u. s. has been in for decades. the shootings keep happening in congress keeps doing essentially nothing. thank you very much, john hendern for bring us all the latest on that. sorry, thanks. john. ought to bring up to speed now developments in israel and the occupied territories. a group of israelis including the national

karine jean-pierre shifted the blame to congress for not acting. bring in texas republican john cornyn. good to see you this wednesday afternoon. on this subject of this "new york times" report, is this a problem of president biden's own making, i mean, his administration has let in more unaccompanied children than the u.s. has ever seen, and there are also criticisms that homeland security and hhs watered down the vetting requirements for people taking responsibility of the unaccompanied minors. >> getting to be a habit for president biden on the debt ceiling, he said he will not negotiate with speaker mccarthy, won't work with congress to come up with a bipartisan solution at the broken border and this is the consequence. thousands of children allowed into the country and who are literally lost, only to be found in forced labor situations like the "new york times" documented. i'm afraid that forced labor as bad as it is may not be the worst conditions these children are subjected to, recruiting in gangs, sex traffic, abused, and the biden administration doesn't know where they

bill: congressman tony gonzales, thank you for your time. >> sandra: any moment now, john kirby, karine jean-pierretions at the press briefing. the growing threat from china as beijing flexes military muscles near taiwan. that is expected to come up. we'll by listening for questions. a.i. potentially heading to court. a popular chat bot accused of defamation against several people, including jonathan turley. kellyanne conway, art laffer, robert wolf and more coming up as "america reports" heads into a brand-new hourhave a. windshi, and recalibrate your advanced safety system. so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ when you find that perfect pair, nothin' can stop your shine. because when you feel fly, you look fly. um jamie? i'm pretty sure that was my line. get two pairs of privé revaux plus a free exam for $89.95. book your exam online today. ♪ sfx: [text notification] ♪ your prescription for... staying right where you are. ♪ ♪ your prescription for... the blue or white pill. ♪ ah, these bills are crazy. she has

. >> john: cast of the long defunct tv series, "the l word," joined karine jean-pierre in the brady briefingrate lesbian visibility week, ran on show time from 2004 to 2009, the last episode was 14 years ago. followed a group of lesbian and bisexual women, so there we go, as the white house celebrates lesbian visibility week. earlier this afternoon there was another one to add to the president's blooper reel of tall tales. this one about his coincidental family history. listen here. >> by the way, when you do, think about it this way. my grandpop, i never met, he died in the same hospital i was born in two weeks before i was born. >> john: anecdote to pull on the heart strings. but sandra, it's a story. it does not appear to have the added benefit of actually being true. biden's grandfather that he was talking about there died september 1941 in baltimore. president biden was born november 20, 1942, in scranton, pennsylvania. so we looked, could he have been talking about his other grandfather? that grandfather died years later. so -- take it for what you will, but apparently history does not

. >> john: the white house, a briefing is scheduled to begin any moment now and for the second straight day, karine jean-pierre likely to face a barrage of questions over an issue she does not want to talk about, hunter biden. hello, john roberts in washington. sandra, made it to friday, the finish line is in sight. >> sandra: it's been quite a week and a lot more to go, peter doocy is in the room, likely a lot of questions thrown to kjp. i'm sandra smith in new york. this is "america reports." we are getting those brand-new details from the irs agent's bombshell claims regarding the administration handling of the hunter biden investigation. reports are surfacing that attorney general merrick garland is the senior political appointee who the irs agent is accusing of lying under oath about the hunter biden probe. >> john: new testimony from former acting cia director says the now secretary of state antony blinken was behind trying to discredit the bombshell before the 2020 election. blinken, a campaign adviser at the time, orchestrated the letter signed by 51 intelligence letters dismissing the laptop story as

concealed weapons without a permit in a statement last night, white house press secretary careen john pierre on guns and deserve better. the permitless carry bill was signed by desantis yesterday in a private ceremony with the nra in attendance. it overturns a law that requires gun owners to obtain a license to carry concealed weapons in order to obtain that license, gun owners were required to take training courses and pass background checks. with the addition of florida, a majority of states now allow people to carry a concealed weapon without a permit. >> mike barnicle, elections have consequences in this case, let's be clear, i don't know a gun own er that sas i think this is a great idea no they want their fellow gun owners to be responsible and to know how to actually use their guns, to have training you talk to a certain generation when bush 41 got out of the nra and a lot of other people did too after they started calling federal agents jack booted thugs. it used to be that the nra actually trained people, that that was their focus, gun safety was their focus. this is a bill that ext

the white house security council committee kitchen corner john kirby will join karine jean-pierre. we are waiting for this to begin right here on c-span. [indistinct chatter] >> director of social security works, thank you for bring her to talk about the future of social security and medicare. what should be done? >> no one gives -- we pay for social security. it is our money. the last thing anybody wants is some politician reaching their hand in our pocket and stealing our money by cutting benefits. that is what is being debated. we fully reject that and the idea that there is any sort of crisis. this is not a system in crisis. if we just ask millionaires and billionaires to pay the same rate to social security as we do, we can have solvency into the next century. it is the opposite of the crisis, it is incredibly safe and a system that works and millions of americans know that. host: let's talk about the state of social security. the trust fund can pay benefits until 2023 -- until 2033. after 2033, reserves will become depleted and continuing income can pay up to 77% of benefits.

john lansing. abc news white house correspondent, aaron schreiber. white house press secretary karine jean-pierrepher, 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 for the daily show, roy would junior -- roy wood jr.. now, please welcome vice president kamala harris and the second gentleman. ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, joseph r biden, and first lady dr. jill biden. ♪ [laughter] [applause] >> hello. i am much taller on the radio. thank you u.s. marine band, and the drum major, winking. -- duane king. and i think you all take a seat, as the president would say. welcome to the white house correspondents dinner. we are all thrilled to see you here. all rights, team, do not make me shout about the quorum -- decorum. we are happy to see all of you who got dressed up to celebrate the first amendment and the fourth estate. your tickets help fund scholarships for

jean-pierre: i understand john. i understand. i understand. have dealt with this question about three times already. i understand, it is the job of you all to ask this question to me. i totally get that and that's not a problem at all. but certainly the president many times has, has stood in front of all of you, has taken questions on his own because he wanted to see what was on your minds. he wanted to see what the questions you all were going to ask him and he wanted to answer them directly. that has happened many times during this administration. and that will certainly continue to be when it comes to a formal press conference. they don't have anything to share it with you at this time. >> just one last thing. you recognize that as it relates to prior administrations, the president's predecessor, president obama, president george w bush, i've been here long enough to have covered president bill clinton. this is not the norm. the norm is we do get an opportunity to ask the questions to the president about domestic and foreign policy issues i

when karine jean-pierre says that, it's pure cringe and it could leave even a guy like john roberts speechless >> sandra: when it's so obvious, what's the point of even making that statement? by the way, i think you acknowledged, the president called a lid at 9:00 this morning. >> he received the daily briefing at 9:30 a.m. and that was it. >> sandra: the media is asking questions, where is he, why is he not accessible to us. >> his advisers are terrified he will say something very bizarre, a kid asked him what's the key to success in life and the president responded by saying not getting covid, and a speech he talked about people there, the attendees in the audience, we have to go out and lick the world, that is just bizarre stuff. so either saying something like that or profoundly dishonest, he blames inflation on his predecessor, blames crime, the crisis that is a catastrophe at the u.s. southern border on his predecessor, and even the afghan withdrawal was somehow donald trump's fault. he can get away with it. basement strategy is alive and well. the current president is not in a front of

. >> john: quick trip to the white house. peter doocy asking jean-pierreesident trump getting all of the headlines in the last few days. listen here. >> does it bug president biden when former presidents suck up all the oxygen? >> what is important for the president is to continue to focus on the american people. >> so it's good to lay low for a couple news cycles? >> here's the thing, peter. this is what we'll speak to. we'll speak to the fact this is a president that has been able to get historic pieces of legislation done. when you think about the infrastructure legislation, something that, you know, we heard many times during the last administration. infrastructure, infrastructure. that's what this president was able to do. >> but donald trump still claims the news cycle. >> i'm john roberts. see you tomorrow. >> i'm gillian turner. "the story" with martha maccallum starts now. >> martha: thanks. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. breaking right now on "the story," brand new legal reaction pouring in around the indictment of former presid

pierre couch, you better. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. as strikes by john mars ruling military hunter, left hundreds of people dead on tuesday, including many children. these picture showed the aftermath of the deadly attack which took place at a very ceremony being organized by groups opposed to the country's military road. as turkey's president, dressed by your bed on, has kicked off of reelection campaign on tuesday, i don't slammed what he called global imperialists, and on the and dance to boost of expanding next month. turkey heads to the pools for what's expected to be at once. toughest election to date us president job rived in belfast of the start of before day visit to northern ireland. i'm the republic of ireland in northern ireland. he will be mocking the 25th time worth 3 of the regents landmark be still known as the good friday agreement. then by the bible travel onto the republic of ireland, defense secretary lloyd austin says the us will tunnel what every drop in social thought of the leak classified documents that appeared on porcelain medi

. >> john: the white house briefing wrapping up just moments ago and karine jean-pierre did not call fox's peter doocy but still faced plenty of questions about the bombshell allegations from an irs whistleblower involving the handling of the investigation into hunter biden. listen here. >> last question is irs -- investigation of hunter biden's taxes. what is the white house's message to employees when there should be considerations that affect the president's family? >> look, i want to be very clear here. the president respects the rule of law and the independence of the department of justice. he believes that's what they should be and this administration we believe it should be independent, so i'm not going to go beyond that. >> just to be very clear, for the sake of transparency which the president says he values, does the white house support giving this irs agent whistleblower protection? >> the state of transparency and so we do not politicize any of this. the president has been very clear that this is something for the department of justice which is independent and we have bee

to be made there at the white house in the briefing room karine jean-pierre is giving her opening remarks. you can see to the left johny council, he is expected to give some information about the pentagon releasing the after action report on the withdrawal from afghanistan. i want to go to nbc's mike memoli who joins us from the white house and who along with several of his colleagues broke this story just a short time ago. tell us what we're expecting here >> reporter: well, chris, according to multiple administration officials, what we're seeing now from the white house today is the formalization of what's called the after action report. this is the internal review considered administration wide for what the mistakes, lessons learned, and a real detailed accounting of the decisions leading up to and following the president's decision to order the withdrawal of the remaining u.s. forces from afghanistan this is a report that had been long expected and i should add, long delayed it's one that now the pentagon is sending to capitol hill in a classified form. they're also releasing ten pages, which will be unclassified

karine jean-pierre would not even confirm that there had been a serious breach that happened but john kirby was a lot more candid in his assessment. listen. >> we cannot speak to the validity of these document. >> the fact that you have leaks of classified information that are out in the public domain and don't belong there. >> federal investigators haven't released information on a potential suspect. the "washington post" said it was a man in miss 20s who worked on a military base sharing material with two dozen members on the chat discord. battlefield conditions in ukraine and potential trajectory of north korea missiles that -- a teenager in that chat group said the original poster of these documents didn't leak that material beyond that group itself but another teen in the group did. right now the pentagon is taking steps, they say, to further restrict access to sensitive information, harris. >> harris: what else do we know about all these people in the group? they called the perpetrator the o.g. some kind of gangster trying to lead the group. the fact that there was stuff on russ

pierre, who asked questions about trump. recently tortured the doll was grateful, but even more so behind the mighty back of the rabbits. i wanted to hide. john better as a bunny suit. and it was him , he was in the suit. no, i'm kidding. i'm kidding. the admiral then became not laughing. i had to move on to the topic of reconnaissance leaks, which is most unpleasant for the white house - this is already a real hole, than to plug it up. incomprehensible sentence not to notice looks helpless, but other sentences. no, i'm not talking about authenticity documents, but this information has no place in the public space anyway. and if you will allow it, there is no place on the front pages of a newspaper on television to think about it, probably it should have been at the end of february or at the beginning of march, when an unknown or unknown person just started posting scanned files of the pentagon presentation in the gamers chat of the discord platform now nodding at the american department of justice mule. they will figure it out there kirby assures that he will do without consequences for the ukrainian project of the united states, first of al

. >> let's bring in "morning joe" reporter daniella pierre bravo we know john a native of queens.ing series you celebrate the diversity within the community and you really do get into the influence of the latinos have had in the u.s. i had no idea that latinos had a big hand in hip hop in the movement in new york city. tell me why do you think it is that we forget about the influbs of latins have had in this country? >> i think it's -- we are -- there is erasure going on. we discovered america. we built it. we have experienced oppression in this country. we had $2.8 trillion to the gdp every year if we were a country we would be the fifth largest economy in the world. and yet the stories aren't being told we are not in movie stories, children's picture books are missing. this is my job is to put us back into the puzzle. >> i know you're really big into getting out the latino vote you do a good job of going into the communities of latinos around the country to connect with them and understand what's important to them. i wonder if you have insights or lessons to give campaigns how t

john. so you have issue even talk about law. 8.80, if you're there right now, southbound i-80 north of us pierrerd. that's in san lorenzo. not seen major issues. looks like they're really close to getting this off the highway. there. good all of the mission boulevard. if you are traveling in that area at this hour. >> averages. let's check on those. 23 minute ride may so that fremont street exit. how about our san mateo bridge? a little under 18 minutes. so we are gradually building as the hours go on. a richmond center fell bridge 18 minutes. definitely picking up there. and if you're taking the golden gate bridge looking much better. we started off pretty dense fog. 23 minutes. 37 to the tolls darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 7.33. and crews that self driving autonomous taxi service in san francisco. >> has recalled the software in their cars they have. the ceo says this recall is connected to an incident that happened back in march. now we spoke with a tech expert about what this recall means, particularly for the future of driverless cars for some. and harry has the story. >> afte

pierre to say this. >> something for a child and their parents to decide, it's not something we believe should be decided by legislators. so i'll leave it there. >> johnaying wait a minute, plenty of restrictions on other issues regarding what minors can and cannot do until they reach a certain age and these are life altering surgeries that in many cases are irreversible, and should teens or tweens in some cases be subjected to them. >> shannon: critics say driving, drinking, voting, getting married, all of these things have age restrictions on them. we'll see. as gosh, you are not going to put a lower limit on the ages to this. shocking for some folks. >> john: fox news sunday is coming up on sunday, but celebrate your book "love stories of the bible speak," amazon best sellers list. not only a time in the calendar but in american history we could use some love stories. >> we could. and i believe god has unconditional love for us, we think about through the holy week and passover as it's combining with easter this year, but listen, the toughest assignment from god to love our neighbor as ourselves. and no outs on that. >> john: it's sometimes hard wh

await a response through karine jean-pierre, she'll be hosting the press briefing at the white house a short time from now, the easter bunny took to the podium, and john kirby, and you can assume a lot of questions or at least some on our discussion we just had on china's growing threat. >> bill: easter bunny in the room and then the president going to ireland of all places, right? >> sandra: we are going to watch for the briefing. fox news alert, we are waiting on the briefing, will take you there when it begins. but meantime, also at the white house, president biden is making news on 2024 and the presidential election. this happened earlier today, watch. >> are you saying that you would be taking part in our upcoming election in 2024? >> i plan on running, al, but not prepared to announce it yet. >> sandra: so that happened, still no formal announcement, though, from the president. what exactly is he waiting for? kellyanne conway is here, former counselor to president biden and fox news contributor. what is he waiting for? >> i hope he's waiting for more democrats who want him to run. he's getting a lot of backlash and pushback, a third of democrats

pierre. i'd better watch her back . i'll tell you, laura , the biden administration rolled out a new press spokesman today in the press room launch. john indictment's the bunny was as transparent as the rest of their comms team. laura and then hunter biden made an appearance at the easter egg roll today, i guess, at this kind of event, you have to expect a rotten egg or two . so there you go . the bunny actually might have a better chance of winning office in 2020 four , at least. the cottontail family are not under federal investigation. near as i can tell raymont, i thought that maybe hunter was there looking for some new inspiration for his painting. just throw an egg yolk on a canvas and say, china, give me another four hundred thousand dollars and now you get a lot of art from an egg. so hungry, raymond biden had. it is true at least biden had an inspiring easter message, though, for the nation. >> what's the message that you have used, dr. bipap, for our nation? we reach out to somebody, do something nice, a simple act of kindness. >> i mean, it's not complicated . well, i hope that uncomplicated kindness extends to the catholic

pierre. in their speeches. she makes fewer fatal mistakes than her predecessor. jane dogs. maybe it's for the best the second contender to move to the white house press room was johnrby , pentagon spokesman, an even more zealous supporter of bone-tonguing. okay , it turns out that to be the press secretary of the white house you do not need to be a professional to fit. but under a certain them say check mark gotta match. well, according to the criteria, if so, these criteria are listed by jean-pierre herself, talking about how she was accepted for a position in the white house, a black woman, a lesbian and a migran, and i am the first of each of these three categories who ended up in this position . this is a historic moment. i understand how important this is for many people from different associations that i represent, and for me it is a great honor and privilege to be on this podium. i will do everything in my power to be worthy to represent the president of the first lady and the american people. yes, it’s worthy yes anastasia i wanted to comment here two goals fell and her personal goal and uh , the us government look here the key word is gay women , because

for strategic communications john kirby accused the brazilian diplomat of following russian chinese propaganda, and the press biden administration secretary, karina jean-pierreey lavrov's answer is not neutral. he reminded me that a multipolar world order is now being created, and the united states, as if not noticing this, still believes that it has the right to make verdicts, including on any occasion. russian cosmonauts sergei prokofiev dmitry petelin have started this year's first work in open space. they left the iss at around 5:00 am moscow time and will be expected to spend more than six and a half hours there. during this time, they will have to transfer special equipment from the flourishing module to the science module, which will reduce thermal loads. during scientific experiments, it helps to dig it and loops. at cosmonauts it is located inside the station and controls the era manipulator, which actually carries out yekaterinburg student teffi has started , this year the all-russian television competition is already the ninth in a row, it is held at the ural federal university, the largest in the region, for a creative review, novice journalists