uh-huh so well, what a good fellow, yoga and doing. you cook loves? great good, karin well, it's interesting to get involved in this. sorry, too korean, dances and korean are different. just wondering, uh, spending time like that. and i like to travel inside minsk in particular. including, for example, riding a shared bike . fine. thank you very much. i am very glad that you came to you. good luck to you, and to my right is the liber team, manna karina and anton hello hello and tell us where you study or where you already know how teaching in general. and why did you come to us together with the belarusian state pedagogical university named after maxim tank wow, future pedagogy of all historians of all history historians. oh, how lucky we are, anton, you are also yes, there is a special mission, but in fact, i am already getting my third historical education, and it turned out that i am learning from history. study, for sure, there is a lot in the program, an extensive big one, you have to learn a lot to memorize, you need an outlet for emotions. what is your emotional

thank you very much karin well , everything is simple for me, too, sports, but i have more weightliftingan’t say for me, i would never have thought, that is, drawing will be good for you to cope with our construction site. anton you tell me, well, in addition to the historian, where i already said, u, i have a very big hobby. i am an organism. please explain, because now many viewers might not think about it, and the body is the person who plays the organ go crazy. yes, i know how to play the organ and i do it with pleasure in various churches of our republic, the first organ, on which they won the city of borisov, thank you for coming. i am very glad to see you. good luck to your team with the team met. let's get acquainted with the rules of the game, we will have tours, in each tour i will ask questions correctly answers bring small incorrect answers, and they invite you here to the construction site and you build a tower each tour lasts either 10 minutes, or the tower does not collapse on the head the team falls the tower that has dropped loses all earned points - in short, let's move

that's aside and that's how, well, what a good fellow does yoga and loves to cook. great, good, karin dancing. here, well, it's interesting to get involved in this. forgive me, too, korean dances and korean are different. it's just interesting to spend time like that. okay thank you very much. i am very glad that you came this applause good luck to you, and on my right is the liberu team, manna karina and anton hello hello to you, but tell us where you are from where you study or already know how, maybe you teach, in general. and why did you come to us together, we are students of the belarusian state pedagogical university named after maxim tank wow, the future pedagogical unit. yes, i am a special mission, but in fact i am already getting my third historical education, and it turned out that i am a postgraduate student at our university and, at the same time, an extensive large one. you have to learn to remember, you need an outlet for emotions. what is your emotional outlet? i i love doing sports very much. in particular, i have been doing swimming all my life and i plan to continu

the omd director young will be there and council of economics adviser chair will be there as well. karineean jean-pierre in them and likely to get pressed on the president's plan to spend more and raise taxes on the american people. we'll monitor that for news. it follows today's monthly jobs report outperforming expectations in february. 311,000 jobs were added back into the u.s. economy last month alone. it also comes after president biden rolled out his new budget calling for trillions in new tax hikes and spending. bring in our econ panel, steve moore, doug holts is here. first off, and keep it short, how would you characterize the jobs report? i just want to hear from both of you, good, bad? i mean is this showing resilience in the economy despite those rate hikes? steve. >> yeah, it was a good report. no question about it in terms of jobs. you know, there's 10 million job openings so the jobs are out there. my biggest concern, sandra, and i've said this on your show for, what, the last 18 months is wages. they continue to fall behind inflation and month after month workers are getti

no, this white house humor could well have appreciated karin john pierre she wished everyone a greatbefore talking about the victims of the shooting at the parochial school such dark humor, good afternoon everyone you are his monday so we see the heartbreaking news of another shooting of innocents schoolchildren this time in nashville, tennessee, biden came to his senses by the middle of the speech. we know that at the moment there are a number of people who didn't survive, including children this is a heartbreaking worst nightmare and i want to thank the police who responded incredibly quickly within minutes as you know we have to do more to stop gun violence so i again urge congress to take my ban is our assault weapon. well, to maintain the safety of their citizens. for starters, it might be worth stopping arming another country unequivocally, hinting at ukraine , the republicans suggest to baidun, the biden democrats sent hundreds of billions of dollars and weapons to ukraine to protect them from the bad guys from the guns. why don't the biden democrats send money and support the

well, karine jean-pia asked about thisy situation today. >> >> watch.e checki this is the white houseng tracking thihes and how worried is the white house about this? no, we have not been i've not heard any discussions about this protest over the weekend. th to gould have t back to the team and see wheree we are, where we're standing and a response on that. ng about just this is the first time i'm hearing about this protest[h over the weekend. jazir>> laura: is ti, about it. i mean, if this was something that happened at cpac, you know, that was some scuffle outside cpac should be all overg . bu , no, it's just a police training side of a giant protest. well, they're swarminge swarminr the weekend and setting fire , but that's. >> no, no,re i haven't. gone. just th she makes you sound like your lovely, lovely, peaceful, polite gathering. not anything like when they said thirty armed officerte home orders to go into the home of a pro-life activist. and we've seen this again and again with the department of justice uses extrr justica or force against cons

nbc news correspondent morgan chesky is in little elm texas north of dallas and bill karins is with us as well our meteorologist. morgan, how are conditioning now and how extensive is some of the damage from yesterday's tornadoes? >> reporter: it is about the soipt of what they were yesterday evening and overnight when the wall of storms tore across north texas, spawning five confirmed tornadoes in north texas, another lone tornado in louisiana. and the damage where it did strike undeniable, we have seen some of the damage in the north texas area, from some of those reported twisters. i'm actually standing in front of a grocery store that had its roof partially collapse due to straight line winds that also proved to be a huge issue. in fact, we have some video of what these winds were capable of. i want to show you what these powerful winds did in just a few seconds, to a marina, not too far away from where i'm standing, shredding it in just a few seconds, tearing apart its roof and covering nearby boats with debris there. that is what tore through this area last night. we do know that through

congressman, your reaction to that statement from karine jean-pierre? congressman: well, what we have here is a -- what you could sum up as a tax and spend initiative, a budget that frankly is going to be doa because we do have a republican majority. we have advancing and enhancing entitlements that is not unexpected, just high levels of increased spending and excessive spending but what's the worst part to me he's also trying to kill growth, cheryl, with the tax increases. you know, our revenues have been extraordinarily high. 10% higher than even the cbo projected. that's due to the tax decreases of 2017 that has brought companies back that has allowed companies to invest in capital investment and to grow. and so now this is -- this is an antigrowth budget and heavy spend budget. cheryl: antigrowth, antibusiness and completely reversing the signature tax cuts in the last administration that actually to be clear here were a boost to the market and boost to the economy but to be clear because the house is gop controlled we've heard from several of you and your colleagues

asked about the progressive woman, marianne williamson and her 2024 presidential bid, karine jean pierre decided to welln leftist circles. i believe they call this other ring. i mean, if i had a what is it called? a little little globe here. first of all that. i can tell you, but i can't imagine a paul whatever if i can feel her aura. i just i just don't have it. i just don't have anything to share on that. oh i found that truly disgusting. actually who the hell is this ridiculous laughing stock of a press secretary to patronize and sneer at marianne williamson. marianne williamson has more integrity, more principal and an infinitely more substantive contribution to make to our politics. korean korean jean pierre will ever have much more up ahead. ♪ ♪ to all the chevy silverado owners out there. the adventurers and the doers. to everyone that works hard and plays hard. whether it's your first silverado or your tenth. thank you for making chevy silverado the #1 best-selling retail full-size pickup. fox news audio on sirius xm america is listening. so bernie's been out pushing his new book, it's okay to b

asked about the progressive woman, marianne williamson and her 2024 presidential bid, karine jean pierre decided to wellleftist circles. i believe they call this other ring. i mean, if i had a what is it called? a little little globe here. first of all that. i can tell you, but i can't imagine a paul whatever if i can feel her aura. i just i just don't have it. i just don't have anything to share on that. oh i found that truly disgusting. actually who the hell is this ridiculous laughing stock of a press secretary to patronize and sneer at marianne williamson. marianne williamson has more integrity, more principal and an infinitely more substantive contribution to make to our politics. korean korean jean pierre will ever have much more up ahead. i'm a screen addicted, tween. and if i'm not posting on social media, i don't feel seen a mom. look, mom. oh my god. mom you gotta look at this. keeping my eyes on the road is paying off with driveways post about that ring. no cheese. no, thank you blocked me stop. that was awesome. hey, what's your adult tag? you dr wise from all states, said 40% for avoiding m

well. [applause] >> the white house briefing today press secretary karine jean pierre will be joined by the director of management and budget, and the chair of council of enomic advisors. briefing reporters on president den's budget request for the next fiscal year. watch live at 2:30 p.m. eastern here on c-span. online at c-span.org. and on our mobilepp, c-span now. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more. including buckeye broadband. >> buckeye broadband supports c-span as a public service. along with these other television proed advisors, giving you front row seat to democracy. the president top lin9 trillion. it aims to reduce the deficit by $2.9 trillion over the next 10 years. here's the president yesterday on reducing the nation's debt. [video clip] pres. biden: my budget is going to give working people a fighting chance. we can pay by these jobs by reducing the deficit. cutting 160 billion dollars in medicare expenses is one. we also have to ask the wealthiest the -- to pay their fair share. and cutting subsidies were spe

well. this is karine jean-pierre on the designation. where they stand, listen. >> look, designating these cartels as if this would not grant any additional authorities that we don't really have at this time. so, the united states has powerful sanctions, authorities designated to combat narcotics traffic organization. >> sandra: you tell me what you think of that and whether that is the case, mr. attorney general. but clue our audience and appear they have been watching this unfold for not just for years but decades with the cartel and at this moment, you are bringing a big light to this subject because it is getting worse and worse and killing so many americans in the country every day. who are these cartel members? >> there are tens of thousands of members. and there are some very large cartels, but they are also smaller cartels and essentially act as subcontractors for the larger cartels. they control large parts of mexico. they have completely intimidated the government because they either bribe people because they have oceans of mon

bill karins, thank you so much. >>> well, the faa is issuing a safety alert for airlines and pilots,ks debuting a new drink this season. so we have heard. >> joining us with more of today's money minute. hi, steve. >> let's start with the faa issuing a safety alert after a number of near collisions at -- pilots -- group -- incidents. >> all right. steve, my friend, i think we are having trouble with your signal. we can tell you a little bit about the starbucks. >> i was going to say we can't do the other stuff. >> we know the other one. >> but starbucks, a little bit of olive oil in your coffee apparently. >> we'll see. >> vicky is going to drink it. >> you know what? i will give anything a shot once. >> it is worth trying. >> you drink it. >> i have low standards. >> but you said something about iced lemonade inside your coffee. >> people can tell, that's a thing starbucks offers now. you do lemonade in cold brew. >> it works. i don't know how or why, i order it and i'm drinking it and i'm like -- >> no shame there. >>> we have a mother's emotional plea after newly released video sh

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well, today at a briefing at the white house , biden's press secretary. karinumper refused to, uh, actually comment in any meaningful way. let's hear what she said. i can only say a few partners in europe germany sweden denmark launched an investigation into what happened and this investigation is ongoing. i can't get ahead of their conclusions. we respect the right of european countries to conduct their own investigation. and i'm not going to go beyond the information we provided on friday when chancellor scholz visited us. well, we have already gone beyond this information. the same article, sheep. this generally reveals some details about this strange group, where there were five men one woman rented some kind of boat went down. uh, they used explosives, of course, that's all. it's not serious, at least, considering. eh, what he talked about in his investigation. ruff, uh, nord stream 1.2 - these are capital and powerful structures. there, a few meters of a layer of concrete, in general, to undermine. it's all a small amount of explosives. impossible need wo

today, cnn got this exclusive interview with karine kohn, the icc's chief prosecutor. he joins us as well as ivan watson from ukraine. this is a story that he and 360 have been reporting on extensively. we start things off with carissa ward and her interview. >> reporter: john, he was keen to tell us that this is really just the first step in what promises to be a long journey. the arrest warrants that were given out today for president putin and also the russian height commissioner for children, these are just the first two, essentially. there may be more coming. there may be other areas that they will be exploring. there is no shortage of alleged war crimes that have taken place. the prosecutor's office that we hear from the icc have made multiple trips to ukraine, but they were keen really to stress the importance of this historic day. take a look. there are many different war crimes for potential war crimes that we have seen playing out in ukraine, whether it is the bombing of the theater in mariupol where people were sheltering, civilians were sheltering, whether it is the atrocities

. >> well, charlie, at the white house a day karine jean-pierre, the press secretary made i karit clear what the administration has its eye on . he >> and it's not the ball. watch. >> when he came into office, hee talked about the differentre and crises that this countryas is dealing with . and one of them was racial equity. hehe signed an executive orderrr that that made sure that acrosse the across the government government that political appointees in in those agencies put that in, put that equality lens as they were moving forward with dealing with policy. >> charlie, i thinu thk chinina is obsessed with proportional representation in the workforce. are they going for excellence te across the board of the most talented people, the most importan t positions? sition the whole country has?s becomes a college campus. i mean, that's something that. you would say at stanford like, okay, fine., you say it's an intro to freshman class. you know, we signey d the equith guidance. you can all see it in the hall. she's running the government where she's a spokesperson for running the government

well. [applause] >> the white house briefing today press secretary karine jean pierre will be joined by the director of management and budget, and the chair of council of enomic advisors. briefing reporters on president den's budget request for the next fiscal year. watch live at 2:30 p.m. eastern here on c-span. online at c-span.org. and on our mobilepp, c-span now. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more. including buckeye broadband.

well,, she's got her talking points. that was white house press secretary karine jean-pierre yesterday as the budget debate escalates.se telling fox news digital yesterday, apparently, republicans in the house value tax welfare for rich special interests above all else. meanwhile, house speaker kevin mccarthy about the budget under gop if leadership. watch. >> we're not taking up an omnibus. it's not gonna happen. we've got to get back to doing the work that the american people expect us to do. maria: joining me is missouri congressman jason smith, chairman of the house ways and means committee. mr. chairman, thanks very much for being here. >> it's great to be with you. maria: tell me your priorities and when debt discussion starts taking place. i know it's been ongoing, but when do you expect you're actually going to hear some compromise? >> you know, we've been having considerations for weeks now -- conversations for weeks now, and we just finished our congressional retreat with house republicans, had some incredible panels of discussion talking about the debt limit and getting everyone together. you know, the way

karins. dana, we'll start out there, how serious are these flooding threats and mud slides? >> wellthe biggest impact, as you know is flash flooding and we've seen a few slides in the area. i want to show you behind me the los angeles river corridor. this area is usually bone dry, but as you can see there's so much water flowing through it. this helps to divert that extra runoff out to sea, but the big concern is as that rain fell, a lot of snow melt happened and we've already got the oversaturated ground. i want to show you some of the video of the impacts that we are seeing across the area including mud slides, downed trees and flooding for drivers in one area. this is in san clemente, california. this is orange county, close by where we are. they had a mudslide there and three apartment buildings had to be evacuated just because it is so close to the cliff and there are concerns about structural damage. we had a second one in baldwin hills and that trapped one driver in his car for 30 minutes and some of the other impacts we're seeing here is flooding. we know the governor of cal

they review inflation more specifically in job data as well as evidence of the president's economic plan is working. maria: white house prosecutor karineling the president is expected to release the budget tomorrow yesterday he called a medicare tax increase on those earners of more than $400,000 a year rejoining the virginia congressman house budget appropriation and judiciary committee the incline. good to see you, thank you very much for being here. they say your budget is aspirational, tell us what your values are, what you expecting for biden's budget, will there be a focus on deficit and debt reduction? before i get to the congressman james, kayleigh i would get your take on whether or not we've seen movement in terms of the white house and congress coming together on budget cuts mckay have not seen anything so far it seems biden is committed to spending spree and he made it clear he's going to fight tooth and nail with republicans to make sure he gets as much money as he wants. whether republicans can hold the line and rollback federal spending is another question, we know they don't want to touch social security we know they do

well. back with us is cnn. white house correspondent arlette signs are like what stood out to you. we know the president was notified. i believe this morning, karinesaid. it is presidential daily briefing. yes that timeline was actually a little bit of a new detail from that press briefing. we had previously been told president biden had been briefed on this matter. but she specifically said that he was off presented the information during the president's daily brief. that was something that was on his schedule to take place around 10 45 this morning in the oval office, and they're in the white house press briefings. karine jean pierre, the white house press secretary, said that that was in fact, when president biden was first informed of this matter. i think it's also noteworthy the way that you heard karine jean pierre really pushed back on these espionage allegations that evan briscoe earth covic is facing at this moment, she said that they believe that they are ridiculous and that they have no reason to believe that they are accurate. of course, one of the things that the white house and the state department have both said today is that they a

well. >> john: you mentioned recession. to that point the white house sees it completely differently. listen to what karine jean-pierre said. >> we do not see a recession or pre-recession. we see a strong economy and because of the work this president has done. >> john: they must have an entire crate of rose-colored glasses in the white house. they appear to be the only ones seeing it that way. >> she has her talking points. i don't know what she is looking at in terms of research. we are looking at an economy slowing down and likely to continue to slow down. recession either at the end of this year or next year is baked in the cake for the economist i've spoken with. >> john: elizabeth warren doesn't like what jay powell is doing at all and calling for his head. listen to what she said. >> do you think the united states is headed for a recession? >> i think that is where jerome powell is trying to drive it. it is a danger to my economy. i think he is a dangerous man to have in this job. >> john: she didn't say she would accidentally trigger a recession and that he is dangerous and needs to go. i don't thi

karine: take a couple questions. reporter: reaction to the failure of the silicon valley and whether you are concerned our banks may as well. >> the most important thing will i say here is that our secretary of the treasury, secretary yellen, is closely tracking the developments with the silicon valley bank. what i will emphasize as well is our banking system is in a fundamentally different place than it was a decade ago, and that the reforms that were put into place back then provide the resilience we like to see. we have every face in our regulate -- faith in our regulators and we can see that today. secretary yellen is closely tracking. reporter: one more on that same topic. the government ensures up to $250,000. this bank served a lot of tech companies that had a lot more money stored with them. how concerned are you that we could see a ripple effect throughout this? ms. rouse: two things refer you to fdic how they plan to handle. and the second i want to re-emphasize we are a fundamentally different position. with the reforms of the global financial crisis of 2007 and 2008 we put in place stress tests and other tools

. >> john: and i thought karine jean-pierre said that he would take some questions, no? >> there was some outrage behind the scenes about that as well. >> john: all right, mark meredith at the white house, thank you. >> sandra: house oversight committee chairman james comer. thank you for joining us. america wants to know who the fourth unknown person is. can you add to what we have learned so far, who is it? >> well, all the bank wire said was biden. it did not have a first name, i've been involved in banking for a long time and never have seen a wire with one name on it. so there's some serious questions here with respect to the wires. this llc had had several bank wires over a decade. we have a decades' worth of bank records and like any other bank wire, a name address and date and memo, and it would say what the bank wire was for. but they left them blank on the bidens. the white house said today that was seed capital for an investment. i don't think that's an accurate statement. we have not found where anything happened other than this chinese energy firm that was directly tied to the ccp made direct payments to the biden famil

karine jean pierre from the podium. what did she say about how this is going to be handled? well boris and bianna. the white house is trying to stress that this is a top priority for president biden and they are also pushing back against these allegations of espionage against that. wall street journal reporter evan herskovits now white house press secretary, karine jean pierre flat out called those espionage espionage charges ridiculous and said that they have no reason to believe that they are accurate. the white house has also started to provide a very limited timeline about when exactly that they became aware of this. detention the white house has said that last night, the white house officials and state department officials spoke with garcia vic's employer, the wall street journal, and the state department has also been in contact with his family for president biden's heart part, he was first informed and briefed of this matter this morning as he received his president's daily brief. that was something that was scheduled at 10 45 in the situation room, and we've also heard corey jean pierre re

karin kneisel, whose wedding putin attended, she , at his invitation, received a position in the rosneft concern, another austrian politician , former chancellor wolfgang schüssel, after exiting politics got into the lukoil company. well free and how consciously european politicians of this level were involved in this story and did they understand that it is , in simple words, political corruption, well , corruption, in fact, yes, it is called strategic corruption and a very good tool it has probably been used there for centuries, but the russians simply became arrogant and began to do this en masse, you know, for example, well , continue for another 20 minutes, this list of questions here seems to me to be different because, for example , in the united states, former officials diplomats or military personnel can then work for defense industrial, some other corporations. that is, this is a completely normal thing, but the question is whether you perceive the state for which you actually start working and lobbying, there are interests within your democratic society, as a threat, this is a key point, because, for example, no one from applies, for example, to britain as a threat and to the united states, and when someone

karins. delaney, i lived in california maybe about a decade ago. i never ever experienced anything like this. what's going on where you are? >> wellr experienced anything like this, even those who have lived here their whole life. i'm here in ocean, where residents are under an evacuation concern. now, we can see the water isn't too high right now but there is a pretty good amount of consistent flowing water behind us. but the main concern is that nearby lake lopez reservoir is going to overflow, and it's only about 1 foot away from doing so, and the central coast has experienced consistent rainfall since the beginning of the year. we saw significant rain events in januar february, and now as we near the end of march, we're continuing to see rainfall. it's not raining right now, it was raining pretty hard earlier this morning. we're experiencing a break in the rain, but there is more in the forecast. the potential for that nearby reservoir to overflow is there. so the residents here are under that evacuation warning. now, just weeks ago i was across this creek where the levee had breached and residents were actually stranded near

karin agness, fellow former chief assistant d a. for them manhattan d a savant. so of course i know you worked on this as well. criminal defense attorney now so you did used to work at this office. so when you hear this today in the context of these twitter threats and everything else that's happening. how troubled are you? well he has committed new crimes . these are absolutely criminal behavior on his part with the posting the baseball bat image to alvin bragg's head. calling him an animal and then calling for death and destruction because it's just like january 6th. he knows what his words mean. he wasn't calling for peaceful protests. this is a call to action to his supporters , and he has stepped over the line and committed multiple, albeit misdemeanors at this point, but he has committed multiple crimes. we'll see if he gets charged with him, but he is absolutely crossed a line does that impact the indictment here ? i mean, i mean, i guess i mean, brian, because i'm saying is, you know you've got these are human beings involved, right? a d. a is a human being right? and he's gonna obviously he's trying t

well, this project estimated to yield 1.5% of total u.s. oil production offering increase in energy security at a time when it is needed according to proponents. yesterday white house press secretary karinen-pierre said the president is capable of improving energy security and reducing fossil fuel simultaneously. speak with the president has been very clear how he is approaching the energy in that . he does it in a way that is responsible. he does it in the way it delivers for the american people. >> that a billion-dollar willow project estimated 9 million hours of work with 900 drops may generate anywhere from eight to $17 billion for the federal government and alaskan communities. the bipartisan delegation met with congress last week to push support of the spear of the state lawmakers weighed in here appear and speak with the fossil fuels this is not the time to start. too unstable in the world right now and will continue on. >> oil and gas sector presents the backbone of alaska. so the president supporting the backbone of the country, it starts in the states. so, the willow project could represent anywhere near about $10 million to the local communities and state government. so, it is

karine jean-pierre, answering a question about evan possibly answering a question and working for the u.s. government. >> did you say gershkovich never worked for and does not work for the united states government? >> well, i just said the charge of espionage is ridiculous. this is something russia has done all the time, many times before, right. >> answer the question, has he ever worked for the united states government or does he in any form, even put it to bed? >> what i can say the charges against him are ridiculous, we have been very clear about that. i'm not going to get into more specifics. >> sandra: curious your take away from that. was that a gift to vladimir putin? >> well, probably -- again, we don't know if he did work for the u.s. government or working for the u.s. government, it's a different category. they may have not had it in the briefing book and did not want to answer, and sometimes if she does not have the answer in front of her she cannot answer it. it's not a blame on her, a lot of tough and varied questions, she may not have known. but the way he answered it, if he's not a u.s. gft employee, she did not do evan any favors and they need to get the message right, and maybe admiral

well-under the 17.2 million unit average we had back in 2017-2019. stuart: that was a very succinct run down of the economy juxtaposed with the way karine jean-pierre seesake a look at this. moments ago, tiktok, the ceo of tiktok, he arrived on capitol hill. he will begin his testimony in about 10 minutes. got it. speaking of tiktok, the platform just gained its first defender in congress. new york congressman jamal bowman blasted efforts to ban the platform. watch this. >> republicans in particular have been sounding the alarm, creating a red scare around china. let's not marginalize and target tiktok. >> i just realized something. republicans ain't got no swag. stuart: [laughter] ain't got no swag. all right taking that one. if we get rid of tiktok won't kids just use another platform? that's a pretty good question isn't it? the mayor of new york eric adams wants to give migrants free college so how much will taxpayers be on the hook for? a report on that, after this. ise sam who make...? ...everyday products... ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that... ...i need

negotiations, well, he's laying out his priorities whether he's going to negotiate or not, polar opposite of what republicans want. stuart: just listen to what white house press secretary karinepierre had to say about the budget. roll it. >> building on that record of fiscal responsibility, the president's budget cuts the deficit, again, by nearly $3 trillion over the next decade. the budget achieved this while lowering costs for families, investing in america and protecting programs americans have paid into because it proposes tax reforms to insure the wealthy and large corporations pay their fair share. stuart: joining us the thursday morning, brian brenberg, that would be professor brian brenberg. what do you make of this claim of fiscal responsibility, brian? >> i would say borrow a phrase from the who, don't get fooled again. there is no fiscal responsibility in this plan. this is a president who has seen projections for deficits go up, stuart, by $6 trillion over a decade from when he took office. so he's talking about cutting deficits by 3 trillion? that's like gaining 100 pounds and losing 50. you don't get credit for that, stuart. i don't care how big the pants are t

from karine jean-pierre that the white house senior officials have been in touch with officials from the "wall street journal" to try to gather information. the state department the same, as well as with evan's family, it's our embassy in moscow that has been attempting to obtain information from the foreign palestinian industry according to a state department spokesperson at their briefing in the last hour, they have not received any response from their counter parts there on the ground in moscow, and in fact, they said it's likely to be several days until they do get any form of response from moscow that's a really striking detail that speaks to what matt is referring to, the complicated nature of this, and the unfortunate reality that it may be some time until we hear more about it what the white house is also doing is in the strongest terms, one condemning the tension of gershkovich, saying it's ridiculous in the words of careen karine jean-pierre, but secondly, sounding the alarm, and including the warning to americans who might be on the ground in russia that it is not safe for them, encouraging those who remain in russia to leave. this is alarming in terms of detaining

karine jean-pierre, i wouldn't want her job. she's probably going, i don't know what to say anymore -- kennedy: i i think anyone in the world would be better at it. >> well but she's the worst press secretary i've ever seen. she's, like, i'm not even going to talk about that. [laughter] you know, there's so many lies. let's often the truthful part. and i'm shocked by her. and one eye sounds like what hunter biden would call his babymaker in the champagne -- >> yeah, one-eyed mole? i don't like the sound of that. and like you said, this being the worst spy movie ever that these characters coming up that, well, or patrick ho was the name, and if there's anyone who knows about hos, it would be hunter biden. [laughter] internationally, people from china are sending him money, people from ukraine -- what is his qualification other than being face down on a bed in a motel six? what is the skill set that hunter biden brings to your board of directors? that's the question that -- kennedy: little, tiny weasel crack teeth that we got to see on the laptop. i can't unsee those. >> i think it's the part that comes at the end of his name, the part that says biden. ken

well all right, paula. thank you very much with all of that new reporting and paul again, having a chance to actually speak to costello herself. ryan goodman is outfront karin agness. follow stephanie rawlings, blake and scott jennings all with me here to talk about this. so when you hear paula, she spoke to costello today, and it does seem from everything we know that his testimony on monday is causing a problem for bragging. something in there did not go the way they expected it to go. you know, it may be the case. i mean, at some level, i think that brags office probably anticipated a lot of what costello would say because they've just been doing this work for a great deal of time, but it does make sense that if they do want to rebut his testimony, they might want to bring somebody else back in. the statement that he has also made out on the street in front of the courthouse is something that's rebuttable. he says. nothing irrefutable, but he says that you know, this whole thing was michael cohen's idea. will you know david pecker, who has already appeared before the grand jury through his company, american media incorporated, they submitted a statement

karine jean-pierre. she came to the journalists and wished everyone a happy monday. and joe biden. welllet's listen to his speech about the state of emergency appearance. my name is joe biden. i'm dr. jill biden's husband, and i ate chocolate chip ice cream. i came here because i heard there was chocolate chip ice cream. by the way, i have a full refrigerator. upstairs. do you think i'm kidding? i am not kidding. i can't stay, i have to go. i hope the conference goes well, there's something going on all over the world, anyway. thank you. really comment here only to spoil. well, let's talk about the inadequate reaction, the minister of defense of moldova , with a memorable name for the russian ear , anatoly nosaty, made two statements here , one more beautiful than the other. so the first statement he admits that there is no military danger to moldova now. he says yes fees for trees. we will carry out even stronger. this year we have planned more events in this area, we will train the reservists of the armed forces and familiarize them with the equipment. they will get more practical ski