karine jean-pierre will also take to the microphone after john kirby. >> john: in the meantime as alllace, a republican congressman from pennsylvania is facing new efforts to remove him from the keystone state's 2024 ballot. a liberal activist has asked a court to disqualify congressman scott perry, accusing him of insurrectionist activity following the 2020 election, essentially mirrors the ballot challenges against donald trump and several states. sarah bedford, so, i guess you know, it's a slippery slope, the dam has burst. you go after donald trump and then after anybody who supported him in 2020. >> absolutely. where does it end. if you look at the texas of the lawsuit brought by this liberal activist and what congressman perry is accused of engaging in -- insurrection, it opens up a black hole. are these 14th amendment lawsuits going to qualify as insurrection if a republican gets into office, it's a dangerous slope and applying any official, court, secretary of state, anyone can decide if anything is insurrection. >> perry has not been charged by anyone, however his cell phone

karin, my mother brought us up to speed a little, but i would still like to know this story from theany years. yes, ah... i met artyom, and at first everything was very cool, i fell in love, i loved this man very much, at some point, he says, so... i want, we, we will have a child, we had spartak, then, as it were, well, there were some rough edges, to say that we lived just like in a fairy tale, well, no one lives like that, it’s everyday life , it’s still a family, but to say that it was really really bad, no, and until the moment i actually stopped feeding the child, then more serious calls began, yes, i i once told him that you love me. you drink, he says, if i hit you just once, says, you wouldn’t have stood up, that is, there is a hair-grabbing, a standard phrase of any such abuser, a tyrant, whatever word you like, choose a word, you lived together or not together, but we lived episodically, that is, when, when you didn’t live together with whom the child lived, with him and his parents, that is , every time he kicked you out of the house because you lived in his house, right?

a live look now at the white house briefing room where any moment karine jean-pierre is set to brief reporters. john kirby will be at her side as well after the death of two navy seals. we will be watching for this closely. those seals going missing in the waters during a mission to seize iranian weapons headed to yemen. all this as the tehran-backed terror group shows no signs of letting up. keenly interested what happens in the briefing room a few moments from now. sandra smith in new york. >> john: john roberts in washington. that weekend went by quickly, didn't it? president biden mourning the loss of two navy seals releasing a statement writing in part "they represented the very best of our country." >> sandra: and it all comes as the biden administration is reportedly preparing for a sustained military campaign targeting the houthis as they continue to attack commercial shipping in the red sea. >> john: and breaking a short time ago, the pentagon revealing 11 iranian proxy attacks on u.s. bases in just the past five days, upping the total number of attacks to a whopping 151 now

meanwhile, we are just now moments away from the white house press briefing with press secretary karine jean-pierre, and nsc spokesman john kirby. you heard kayleigh saying the first questions ought to be about that show, that stunt with hunter biden and republicans needed to step up. 9:00 p.m. eastern along with donald trump, that's what's at 9:00 p.m. eastern, the town hall. now "america reports". >> who bribed hunter biden to be here today. that's my first question. i think that hunter biden should be arrested right here, right now and go straight to jail. >> the witness being afraid to come in front of the committee, it's interesting. he's here. doesn't seem to be too afraid. >> the rule is -- >> those are your words. >> he was issued two lawful subpoenas, the chair recognize miss green from georgia. >> thank you, mr. chairman. excuse me, hunter, apparently you are afraid of my words. >> sandra: whoa is right. fireworks on capitol hill after the president's son crashed that house oversight contempt hearing just a short time ago, taking a seat before leaving just minutes later. house

karine jean-pierre, thank you so much. >> great to have you in studio, come back. we like having you here. >> good to see you. >> we know you don't get to sleep. >> but look, we're matching today. >> and you're not getting phil back. he's not coming back to the briefing room. don't try. thank you very much. we appreciate it. >>> developing this morning, boeing's 737 max 9 jets could be flying soon, maybe even this weekend nearly a month after that door plug blew off a plane flight. >>> and leaked audio allegedly capturing benjamin netanyahu criticizing qatar, a key intermediaiary in the isisrael-s war. we have e that leakeked recordi next.. >>> boeing 737 max 9 jets could be flying as soon as this weekend, according to alaska and united airlines, the two big u.s. carriers that fly these planes. the planes have been grounded since the door plug blew out of an alaska airlines flight earlier this month. it left a hole the size of a refrigerator in the side of the aircraft mid flight. look at this video obtained by cnn from one row behind where that door plug blew off.

karine jean-pierre, thank you so much. >> thank you so, much laura. >> thank you. up next, former president trump stepping up his attacks on rival nikki haley. and tonight, haley is calling it all a temper tantrum. your stories need to be told. at contra costa college, you can become a leader in journalism and help shape world views with hands-on experience at the advocate, contra costa college's award-winning, student-run news publication. learn to use digital media to tell stories and gain the research skills needed to uncover truths while exploring careers in media. so what are you waiting for? the world needs you. start your career in journalism today at contracosta.edu >> things are really heating up. there were dueling campaigns in new hampshire tonight. nikki haley was in -- donald trump in portsmouth. and haley had something to say about some late night attacks from the former president. listen to this. >> i know trump threw a temper tantrum about me last night. i heard that. and i've seen the commercials you have seen. i will always tell you the truth. so,

i'm going to ask white house press secretary karine lapierre what she thinks about this. next. >>> vice president kamala harris was asked to respond to nikki haley's comment saying this country has never been racist. today on "the view." watch. >> when i think about it, i think we all would agree that while it is part of our past and we see vestiges of it today, we should also be committed collectively to not letting it define the future of our country. >> just to remind you, this is what she was responding to. >> we're not a racist country, brian. we've never been a racist country. our goal is to make sure that today is better than yesterday. >> this comes on the heels of haley flubbing the answer to a very simple question. what was the cause of the simple war? >> i think the cause of the civil war was how government was going to run. the peoples and what people could and couldn't do. note the lack of the word slavery. and maybe it's more nuanced, it seems. joining me now to look at this and more, white house press secretary karine lapierre. >> i appreciate it. thank you

said even including the potential for criminal prosecution. >> thank you, karine and admiral.dly now more than 26,000. is there anything at this point that would stop the president from supporting netanyahu? >> we continue to believe that israel needs -- >> sandra: so we are going to continue to monitor this briefing. the u.s. halting funding for the u.n. agency amid claims that staff took part in the october 7th attack, so we are going to continue monitoring this briefing for any more questions about this and answers from john kirby, karine jean-pierre will likely take to the microphone in a few minutes as well. we also want to get an update on the standoff with the white house and texas over the border crisis. we'll keep watching this. meanwhile, desperate search for answers in the deaths of three kansas city chiefs fans. >> it's very difficult and i don't think that i could ever fully heal until i find out what happened. i'll never be fully healed. >> sandra: what one expert is now telling fox news about that mysterious case. >> gillian: a u.n. agency accused of being invol

karins first took up national politics by initiating the transfer all schools to teach exclusively inmmediately emphasized his fanatical commitment to western guidelines, completely ruining relations with russia. he even managed to accuse zealous latvian nationalists of working for the kremlin. what can we say about the russian-speaking population, who were required to retake the language proficiency exam in order to renew their residence permit in latvia. as a result of this legal machination, the national office of citizenship and immigration reported to the government that it was prepared to deport there are almost 1,200 people in the country who broke the law by not passing the exam. 800 people from this list are people over 60 years old. there are older people, much older than me, who do not integrate. they are being prepared for forced deportation at the end of january. karinzh himself , returned by the west, formulates the ongoing latvianism with the successful practice of integration, but those politicians who... are simpler do not hide their open joy, they will become more co

joe biden and his cohort, including karine jean-pierre, have done more to dehumanize people by laying the foundation for human traffickers to profit off human suffering and misery and stood by while children drown and women were gang raped for almost three years and done nothing and said nothing. and now you have border encounters at record high last month and secretary mayorkas today when asked on another network, i think he brought up climate change. to use the word dehumanize, swallow it, bury it, i don't want to hear it. this is on them, they want to make sure there are no republican president never elected again fchl they can flip texas with illegal migrants, it all over for any president other than democrat. >> pick your poison. >> kevin: it is a heartbreaking situation and has been for decades. last time we saw meaningful immigration reform was when reagan was president. i want the secretary to pass president biden supplemental package that would hire 1300 more border agents. i'm hopeful james langgood, chris murphy can pass something as serious people in senate that will refor

will: i want to go back to karine jean-pierre for just a moment.at i would like to use, and the reason i want to use it is not because it's inflammatory, but because it is the most accurate word that the you can conjure up to describe what she's doing there, but i can't. and it's not spin. it's b.s.. because that is a line of b.s. that is not working, that is completely blatant. they're going to try to make it work still, but it's working on a decreasing percentage of the american population that is represented by more than 25 governors. you've got mayors, chicago, new york. you've got the effects of this, this things that he metastasizing out of control. and you saw a letter from the former the fbi -- carley: chris swecker signed it. will: yeah. we're on a road to a bad terrorist attack that we are not just enabling, but encouraging by allowing this problem to go this way. and you're not going to simply get up there and be able to b.s. that,s ah, it's if the republican governors would, republican congress would pass comprehensive reform. no. enfor

the obstinate karin sometimes also throws in some firewood.zy apartment in hamburg, justus france plays brahms, there is already an invitation from his beloved friend valery gergiev to russia at the mariinsky, there is already one from... at the moment i am trying to get a residence permit in russia, so that when the mariinsky calls me or another theater, i could say: “okay, i ’ll come, i’ll be there tomorrow.” a friend of russia, of russian culture of the seventies, when he met shastakovich. franz worked in russia, conducted, staged plays, he organized the philharmonic of nations, in which the most famous russian young talents began their international careers. it was so, so. i feel a sense of shame for the germans for their decision, my father fell victim to the nazi regime, my family fought in the resistance movement in nazi germany, i am not saying that there is a similar regime in germany now, but every evening, when i shave, i look in the mirror, i ask myself the question: will i bend to the opinion of the majority or will i go my own wa

karine, good morning to you. great to have you. start with secretary blinken on his fourth trip to the middle east since the start of the conflict. what message is he bringing to our allies in the region as many have called for a cease-fire and amid the growing fears of the war expanding? >> so, you know, whit, thank you so much for having me. happy saturday morning. look, the president and the secretary have been very clear about this since october 7th to make sure that we do everything that we can to make sure that we show support for israel. let's not forget what happened on october 7th. it was a terrorist organization, hamas, that attacked israel, and so we want to continue to show that support. obviously we want to make sure that as they are protecting themselves, that they are also making sure that they're protecting innocent civilian lives. so, the secretary is there for a fourth trip in the region. he's also going to meet with some of our european allies to offer our support, also make sure that we're getting these hostages

it was a question put to karine jean-pierre what is the president doing today and karine jean-pierrenswer that question. you could put that so the economy. what is the -- they say day after day the biggest focus is bringing down prices for this president and focusing on the middle class and the lower earners in this country. if that's the biggest focus and the priority, what he's doing isn't working because prices are up. they remain up and just went back up. >> inflation is down two-thirds from its peak, but yes, prices are up and different things. and they are also down in different things. but the service sector, and douglas knows this better than me, 80% of the economy, we have service sector inflation, and so we are seeing it in rent and seeing it in insurance and seeing it in things. but the flip side is, we have had every month wages outperform inflation since january of 2023. we need to keep that going. but you know, we have to tell our story and i think actually the president has been out. we can have a different debate on that. >> sandra: what people are feeling, price incr

karine jean-pierre: thank you. reporter:reporter: i wanted to ask you about the decision ordering israel to prevent acts of genocide but stop short of ordering a cease-fire. you have suggested multiple times that south africa's claim does not really have merit. and i am wondering how does the u.s. repair relations with south africa, which is a big voice for non-allied countries in the global south? john kirby: i believe our disagreement over the founding claim that the allegation causes any permanent damage to the bilateral relationship with south africa. we just happen to disagree on that point but, we will keep working on that relationship as we do many others. reporter: so you fundamentally believe the u.s. is supporting a genocidal state, that will not impact relations? john kirby: i don't believe i heard that from south africa. south africa filed the case on allegations. i don't believe it was directed at us at all. we have said consistently we find that claim is unfounded. and you know, the court did also not

here is what karine jean-pierre said. >> there say trickle down debt, if you think about it republican tax cuttings are responsible for about 90% of increase in debt as a share of the economy over last two decades, you heard president speak to this what he has done to lower the debt, he signed ledg ridge l legislation do lower deficit. larry: this big lie should have been put to rest at least last november, if not before. when economists from harvard, princeton, university of chicago and u.s. treasury reported after examining 12 thousand corporate tax returns, before and after the 2017 trump tax cut bill that slashed tax from 35 to 21, created bonus distr. and in fact they found, business investment capital, increasing about 7.5%. over the long run. leading to higher real worker wages, and increased worker productivity. study found that after an initial decline in corporate tax revenues in first couple years, those were fully offset by revenue gains over the 10 year budget window, numerous other studies have confirmed this blue ribbon support. former obama adviser, jason fermin called

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. >> john: the spokeswoman for the white house, karine jean-pierre, was asked about funding for border communities. >> we have been in touch with the governors and the mayors dealing with the issue they have been dealing with on the ground and provided resources to them and have those conversations. congress needs to act. the president took it seriously on day one. >> john: she said the white house and the president are providing resources. is that correct? >> i haven't seen any. >> john: hopefully you will at some point. you also said when you talked to fox digital, the federal government has to put its foot down and say no more migrants coming in, they need to stop the madness, but no indication they are thinking about that let alone doing it. >> they have not done one thing and we keep on getting the large amount of migrants coming through eagle pass. we had to get together with emergency management this weekend because one of the ngos, the only ngo here in eagle pass, shut down for a day on new year's day so we had migrants on the streets. >> john: it's a terrible situation down th

back to school and back to work, lester, one to three inches and treacherous roads tomorrow >> bill karins, thank you. >>> defense secretary lloyd austin was released from walter reed medical center today after being treated for complications that followed prostate cancer surgery his treatment and complications had been kept secret for days, prompting widespread criticism. the pentagon said austin will continue to recuperate and perform his duties from home. >>> in the middle east a tragedy at sea tonight in the gulf of aden where two u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s are missing as hostilities increase in the waters near yemen courtney kube is following it all for us courtney, what more do we know? >> reporter: yeah, lester u.s. military ships and aircraft continue searching for those two missing navy s.e.a.l.s. last thursday the s.e.a.l.s were part of a team sent to search a small boat for weapons. it was nighttime the seas were rough. and as one sailor was boarding he was knocked overboard according to two u.s. defense officials. a second sailor jumped in to save him, and they are both still missing

as karine said, the president did not know about the diagnosis until this morning. he wishes the secretary all the best. >> did the president or white house instruct him to make this disclosure? >> no. >> does the president plan to stick with secretary austin? >> yes. >> did they learn of the complication on saturday? he was under anesthesia on september 22. what would have happened had there been a national security emergency at the white house on that day? >> it is speculative, but the idea of delegation of authority, you need a process for delegation. no different than a warship. a captain in a second in command, sometimes second-in-command has to take over. there is a process. i hate hypotheticals but for the sake of argument let's run that through. had there been a need by the commander in chief to seek greater clarity about a specific issue, deputy secretary kathleen who had that authority, who had a full communication suite while she was on leave would have been more than capable of being secretary of defense. >> the white house would have learned on that day

. >> thank you, karine.s karinesaid and as president biden has made clear, since today, the court's decision to overturn roe, the biden harris administration will continue to fight to protect access to reproductive healthcare. since the supreme court overturned row vs. wade, the administration has taken action to help ensure that women receive the care they need in an emergency, to protect access to safe and e effective medication abortion, to defend the right to travel for medical care, to expand access to contraception, affordable contraception, to strength privacy protections for patients and doctors and produce healthcare and partner with state leaders who are on the front lines of protecting reproductive freedom. to coordinate this work, the president established a task force on reproductive healthcare access which i chair. today as you heard as we mark what should have been the 51st anniversary of row vs. wade, president biden will convene the fourth meeting of that task force with agency lead rs. the

go ahead, brian. >> thanks, karine. >> john: peter doocy back and forth with the press secretary, karine jean-pierre, and asking why polls show the president increasingly believed to be less mentally sharp and finally, a question on abortion, sandra. >> sandra: and push on the economy and economic policies that the white house says are working while it does not poll well with voters. more on that coming up as well, john. >> john: all right. well, as we said, you just heard peter doocy presidenting the white house on the border crisis. emerging as a major weak spot for president biden next november. voters, city leaders and officials begging the president to take action for months while he is not ready to admit it is a "crisis," he finally did say the border is not secure. here is more from the white house. >> this is an urgent moment, urgent time to get things done at the border to make sure we move his national security supplemental forward. >> john: hello, john roberts from washington. good to be with you for hour two, sandra, kick off another brand-new week with a lot of political stu

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that was white house press secretary karine jean-pierre yesterday, avo avoiding pea doos question allnals illegally coming into meek. america. she was asked if the president planned to visit the border before the election. >> the president admitted the border wasn't secure. does he have plans to visit the border. >> he visited the border recently. >> in january. >> that was a year ago, he's been there. maria: a year ago. that's the answer a. no plans to visit the border despite the fact that immigration is the number one issue for voters right now. joining me right now is florida congressman carlos jiminez, a member of the house homeland security committee. you're seeing the impact of a wide open border in your backyard in florida. what can you tell us? >> yeah, there is a gang called the ring of -- it was formed in a notorious penitentiary in venezuela and gang members are here in the united states and they're here in my hometown a couple of the gang members are now accused of murdering a former venezuelan police officer, abducting him out of a hotel, taking his car, invading his hom

karine jean-pierre adding we need congress to make changes for gun reform.ally, we have to do something. we will continue to keep our eye on what's happening in perry, and obviously as we get more updates from officials we will bring them to you. >>> now for the first time hundreds of pages of court documents tied to convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein are being made public, several high profile names from politicians to celebrities are mentioned in the more than 900 pages released last night. we should note most of them have been previously reported, and more pages are expected to be released at any time. the documents are from a civil suit filed by epstein accuser virginia giuffre. giuffre's attorney tells nbc news these documents only begin to scratch the surface. >> we learn more each time about how this sophisticated trafficking operation happened for so many decades and how many people were involved. it was vast. it was significant, and it harmed literally hundreds of young women. >> nbc's tom winter is following this story very closely for us. talk

bill karins is tracking this storm sweeping across a pretty wide stretch of the country. bill, what are we looking for tonight? >> good evening, lester. we don't need a lot of snow for significant impacts. just ask any of our friends in tennessee, mississippi, alabama even louisiana with some freezing rain, but now the snow is on the move heading through the mid-atlantic region tonight toward the northeast. we will be seeing the snow picking up especially in new england during the overnight hours. we have 95 million people, a lot of winter storm warnings all the way down into texas and louisiana. these winter weather advisories in the northeast will be for a period of snow tonight through ending tomorrow. it does look like about 8:00 a.m. roads will be treacherous around new york city to boston and then the storm exits. it's not the amount of snow, it's the timing with everyone going back to school and back to work, lester, one to three inches and treacherous roads tomorrow. >> bill karins, thank you. >>> defense secretary lloyd austin was released from walter reed medica

bill karins is here, and that radar is pretty concerning. >> yeah, good evening, lester travel is difficult to almost impossible in iowa, wisconsin, and spreading quickly into areas of michigan. we're also going to watch maybe an additional three to six inches in areas of wisconsin and michigan higher than that the official forecast for that buffalo bills game, 40 to 60-mile-per-hour winds, single-digit temperatures and one to two feet of snow blowing all over the place. that is going to be interesting to watch as far as the east goes, the heavy rain is moving in many rivers are still flooded, and so we'll have one to two inches tonight, and my friends in maine, get ready for a record-breaking high tide tomorrow with a storm surge, and then in the midwest we've already had windchills all day today in the negative 40-degree range. as we go throughout this next three days, it just settles right in that kansas chiefs football game, negative 20 degrees, and all eyes on texas, look at dallas, negative 1, they are predicting record energy demand tuesday of next week. >> all right, bill karins, th

meteorologist bill karins is tracking when that storm is going to hit, but we start with nbc's adrienneaddus, in a very snowy and cold and wet chicago. how is the system impacting travel for people across the country? >> reporter: hey, zinhle, i caught -- i didn't catch the last part of what you said, but i'm thinking we're talking about not only the midwest here, but also what's happening across the country. you know, this is not just isolated to the midwest, almost every state has some sort of weather alert, we're talking about high winds affecting nearly 145 million people, and winter storm warnings affected for 56 million people. here in chicago, we're expected to get up to nine inches or more inches of snow by monday, that's more snow than what the city saw last year, and out west, they've already surpassed us, especially in island city, oregon, they've received 13 inches of snow, and in deadwood reservoir, idaho, about 11.2 inches of snow. now, another thing that's a big concern are these extremely strong wind gusts, we're talking about 45 miles per hour, and out west, they could

you can see karine jean-pierre at the podium. john kirby is also there answering questions.er doocy is in the front row there. let's listen in. >> existing protocols for delegation of authority that they already have in place for review to the white house office of cabinet affairs and the chief of staff by this coming friday, january 12. second in the interim, while the review of each agency's protocols is completed, the memo directs a set of robust protocols that cabinet agencies must undertake in the event of a delegation of authority. so that is what the memo says. those two important things. this is something that we have said over the past couple days that the president believes that we have to have robust protocols and procedures in place across the cabinet. that's what you're seeing from this memo. >> finally, who does the president hold responsible for this lapse? secretary austin, his aides, the chairman of joint chiefs that new about this the day after the secretary was hospitalized? >> i'll say this. secretary austin put out a statement. he took full responsibilit

>> peter: two weeks after karine jean-pierre was elevated to the job after jen psaki left and two weeks john kirby named to a role undefined because he is not part of the press shop and not part of the communication shop, they made up a title for him under umbrella of national security council. president biden was watching pentagon briefings during early days of ukraine and russia war and he thought this effective communicator in virginia and said we should have that guy over here and we know that in time sense going back to may of 2022, almost two years ago now that in the time since john kirby did not have a close relationship with the president developed one. we have seen him any time there is international news, he is the guy they bring out to break it down and explain how the government is -- >> ainsley: seems to do a good job doing it and seems pretty likeable. something about the way he presents. >> steve: joe biden asks john kirby about -- has kirby brief people on air force one. we were showing pictures of kjp. john kirby is answering things, but she is telling reporters who as

he introduced karine johnson.t was corrected to karine jean-pierre. >> jesse: if you are working remotely and stage a walkout, do you leave your house or come in and walk out of work? >> peter: probably depends how much you want the neighbors talking. >> jesse: stay warm, peter. last night trump closed out iowa caucus with a record blowout, flew to new york for a court hearing and to new hampshire for a rally. joe biden last 24 hours not eventful. president called lid at 10:00 in the morning. not sure what he did all day. dr. jill biden campaigning while joe biden rested at the white house senior center. jill has been campaigning more than her husband. typical dude, make your wife do the busy work, not right, just not right. yesterday this was joe biden's so-called event. [applause] >> jesse: biden was there for 20 minutes, then left. can you feel the excitement? joe has had four real public events, he picked up apples at a food bank in philly. no one is talking to the president of the united states and he's not t

the border crisis is karineing out of control under president biden is that's what border authoritiesre saying. fox news aishah hasnie on capitol hill with the latest. reporter: elizabeth, good evening to you. for the past year house homeland security republicans have been investigating secretary mayorkas' job on the border and now they'll lay out their evidence in a series of impeachment proceedings and the first one happens next wednesday, january 10th and these proceedings are expected to culminate in the markup of articles of impeachment. we don't know when that will happen and final formal step before sending articles to house for a vote. committee chairman mark green says our investigation made clear this crisis finds its foundation in secretary mayorkas' decision making and refusal to enforce the laws passed by congress. here's how secretary mayorkas is responding today. >> i don't have time for words like that. we are focused here on solutions. i don't have time for politics, we're focused on solutions. reporter: now, this impeachment push could very well complicate negotiatio

. >> jesse: kirby said, with karine's permission. do they not like each other?reporter: i think they are a good team, right? they have different strengths. look. they bail each other out though at times like that. she would rather have him talk about foreign policy. he would rather have her talk about a lot of the domestic stuff. there was a story last week that said two are at logger heads behind the scenes. doesn't seem like they're that sensitive. in that story, it alleged kirby really doesn't like that karine won't let him call on reporters himself. he has her picking people out. but that story came out last week. time has passed. today policy did not change. she was still directing traffic for him. i think they like each other just fine. >> jesse: i think they hate each other and you're being a good sport. >> it would be like if they told you that you are going to sit on a show at 5:00 and four other people will be doing basically the same thing. would you hate all of their guts? >> jesse: only greg. >> that's clear. >> jesse: i don't hide it, unlike these

karine jean-pierre was asked about this yesterday and said she invoked the hatch act. endorsed him before in 2020 saying, i will vote for joe biden and kamala harris. we have seen celebrities like jay-z and beyonce for hillary clinton and -- for barack obama. it is not unusual to see a celebrity come out. does he go to the eras tour? >> todd: she got 35,000 people to register during one of the last elections. this will come down to swing states and votes. >> cheryl: he has a big problem with young voters. >> carley: i would just post, get out and vote, nonpartisan, make everybody happy. fani willis not happy, she is under scrutiny. >> cheryl: did she and the boyfriend go to the white house? former prosecutor says reports about fani willis and nathan wade in the white house raise serious red flags, listen. >> i want to know if there was improper purpose, were they trying to set timing up to interfere with the 2024 election? these need serious answers. >> cheryl: bank statements we've seen, they used taxpayer money to purchase a hotel stay, 5700 dollars toward cruise shi

giving me specific candidate, impressive, white house should take notice if they want to replace karinea, how would you like to change our country from where it is now in the beginning of 2024? >> it is hard to say, we have this effect going on we don't actually, we have so much playing who is on the ballot. i can tell you, for me, never biden, anyone, but biden. bidenomics is killing us and it is really crushing and removing access to the american dream for our children and for our families. >> yesterday was nikki haley fan club. today we have political considers, they underscore what different people are feeling and tina and holly, you nailed it, we need change and something different. biden administration could deliver change. they have had three years and so far, nothing. best of luck, check back as the year progresses. iowa, they play basketball there. one lady in particular crushing it is really good, clark leading her team to victory last night with this insane buzzer beater. watch. >> everyone in america knows who it is going to. >> anticipation here. davis timelining down. are

instead of a show of force, the biden administration again disgraced itself; biden’s press secretary, karine what kind of soldiers died in jordan and who these soldiers were for. served, in the end i got confused and said, that three american soldiers died, not for the united states, exclusively for the biden administration, oh, karina said at the end of her speech. in general, dementia is apparently transmitted by airborne droplets, but look here, biden, menacing and stern, put on camouflage for the first time, makes a decision surrounded by generals, photo at the same time, minister austin returned to work today in pentane, for the first time in almost month. austin was working from home and was in the hospital for two weeks due to complications from prostate cancer surgery. today he met with the nato secretary general. the meeting marked secretary austin's return to the pentagon, where he last visited on december 21. as he spoke to the press, austin shared his furious sadness over the deaths of three soldiers in jordan, and i would like to express my outrage at the deaths of three america

bernardo arÉvalo y karin herrera estÁn por terminar su primer dÍa como binomio presidencial.o lo posible por retrasar el traspaso de poder. una situaciÓn que fue condenada por los guatemaltecos y la comunidad internacional, quienes pidieron que esta situaciÓn fuera precisamente apegada a la ley y se llevarÁ a cabo el debido proceso. tras mÁs de 12 horas de retraso y por primera vez en la historia democrÁtica de guatemala el traspaso de poder ocurriÓ pasada la medianoche. bernardo arÉvalo juramento como presidente pese a la falta de reconocimiento su partido semilla en el congreso y los mÚltiples bloqueos de varios legisladores que a toda costa buscaba retrasar el traspaso de poder. >> la razÓn del atraso fue burda y fue una instrumentalizaciÓn de los diputados salientes de una comisiÓn que solamente tenÍa que verificar las credenciales de los diputados, pero con la intenciÓn de retrasar, incluso impedir la toma de posesiÓn. eliÁn: mientras esta reuniÓn a puerta cerrada ocurrÍa dentro del congreso, un grupo de diputados electos del nuevo gobierno entre gritos y empujones ingre

with me now is press secretary karine jean-pierre. what's the white house's response to that?ay, john, thank you for having me on today. let me first say that we are mourning with americans across the country today who are mourning the deaths of three souls, three service members who lost their lives yesterday. yesterday was a very dark day. today is a very difficult day for americans. our deepest condolences go out to the families, friends and the units who lost three friends, three colleagues. let me say that first. look, the president -- you heard from the president yesterday. you've been showing the clip of what the president said in south carolina. he said, we shall respond. i'll let the president -- i'm not going to infringe on the president's decision. he has always been very clear as commander in chief, one of the things he focuses is on making sure we protect our troops. >> has the president spoken to the families of those lost? >> don't have anything to share at this time, john, any conversation that the president has had or may have had with the family members, we s

well, i think karine has talked about this. the fact that they voted down proposed legislation that would, at the president's urging, increase the number. just by dint of the sheer numbers and the votes, the house republicans have said they don't favor increasing the number of border agents. you heard speaker johnson down at the border yesterday. that they're not interested in moving forward on the president's national security supplemental, which had $6 billion in there, much of it designed to get us another 1,300 border agents. >> but this line about the 2,000 border patrol agents being eliminated, i think that's a reference to the house dhs appropriations bill, which was obviously not taken up by the senate. they had a cr. but that very bill, republicans say that actually would have increased the number of border patrol agents because it was going to eliminate funds for climate change and clean energy programs. the white house even issued a statement at that time saying that those cuts to those programs would be unpalatable

24-year-old specialist kennedy sanders, 23-year-old breonna moffitt, white house press secretary karine jean-pierre tripping over words as offered or tried to offer condolences look at this. >> our deepest, obviously, deepest condolences go out heart fefrt condolences go out to families who lost three brave -- three folks who are military folks who are brave, who are -- always fighting who are fighting on behalf, and of this administration, of the american people. >> get it together girl! >> your reaction? >> i am appalled she needs to be off air building, building, building not just she doesn't -- very offensive someone told her you call us military folks you call them military folks, and that they serve this, for this administration no, ma'am we serve on flag of the united states of america we for the constitutional swear constitutional oath, we swear to this country those three brave individuals died for this country not this administration, karine people get words messed up offensive to military the lack of response the lack of any kind of even economic sanctions against iran trying

. >> trace: but the white house press secretary, karine jean-pierre, had this to say. watch. >> it's unfortunate that there is a governor in texas, governor abbott, who has politicized this issue of what's happening at the border. it's not making people's lives safer. it's making it harder for law enforcement at the border to do their job. >> trace: the truth is, lieutenant governor, the border patrol has been unable to do their job for the better part of three plus years. >> because biden has tied their hands. the rank and file border patrol officers like working with us and we like working with them. i'm glad to know that there were some reasons sent back up the chain to washington not to have this confrontation. as far as karine jean-pierre and alejandro mayorkas, and biden, and kamala harris, i hate to say this, trace -- they just lie evy about this. they think we are part of the problem? we are the one saving lives. all the people who have died of fentanyl, drowned in the river come all the women who are raped come all the children who are traffic, all who have be

earlier today white house press secretary karine jean-pierre was asked about the images and had this >> there were fake sexually explicit images of taylor swift all over social media today created by ai. how concerned is the white house about the misuse of this kind of technology and is the white house wanting to see legislation that make sharing and putting images like that a federal crime? >> i am glad you asked that questions. we are alarmed by the reports of the circulation of images that you just laid out. false images to be more exact. it is alarming. >> here with the reaction is the cohost of outnumbered emily compagno, criminal defense attorney mark geragos. good to see you both. emily, i feel sorry for her. there is a lot of things i like about taylor swift. i'm not a swiftie and don't know all her music. she writes her own music and does 40 or 50 song sets. she gives huge bonuses to her crew. it seems like a nice person. i'm kind of tired of people hating on her all the time. but she has legally the right to her image and likeness. people can't just, a long and profit off o

he was sworn in, alongside vice president karin herrera, a few minutes past midnight guatemala time ononday. but that was not the time he was supposed to be sworn in. opposition lawmakers delayed the ceremony by more than nine hours as a last-minute attempt by guatemala's corrupt elite to block his transition to power. the move sparked more protest with thousands of people pouring into guatemala city from every corner of the country sunday to witness the historic moment. indigenous leaders held ceremonies and rallies while guatemala city's constitutional plaza and historic center filled with people celebrating. arevalo spoke monday after he was finally sworn in. >> what might appear to be simply the outcome of a political process and formal changes in institution's reality a starting point for transformation that has begun in each and every one of us. the share to rise in, we are united of a country that we all aspire to see floors and prosper . we cannot become accustomed to the daily pain or look away from the mirror to avoid recognizing our painful realities. we limit ourselves to c

. >> my name is karine jean-pierre, thank you for the intro. >> raymond: thank you for the re-intro.t is the standard, you decide, this is the commander-in-chief in philly this weekend at a food bank. ♪ [laughter] >> raymond: laura, there should be age restriction on all the biden events, only girls 18 and above should be allowed entry. when the president isn't -- small talk, when he is not chatting up little girls, very small talk, delivering scripted and edited trivia like this. >> president biden: it is kind of funny, republican candidates trying to beat donald trump. i'm still the only person that ever beat donald trump and i'm looking forward to it again for the good of this country. >> raymond: laura, why does every biden post look like a therapy session at a memory care wing? it is like the desk is too high and he can barely read the prompter. >> laura: an odd framing. i keep saying this, for all hollywood producers and all the entertainment talent trying to pull him across the finish line, you would think they could frame a shot better. make it look good, make him look good.