he's asking the question of karine jean-pierre. as the president have the stamina physically and mentally. do you think to continue on even after 20204? don lemon is asking that question. he could have said i think sean hannity on fox is right. he forgot that part is asking the question even the left as i've been saying, they all see it but they don't say it. >> don lemon has called himself a serious journalist before so there's that. there's never been and i understand she's new. but there's never been a more unsteady, unconfident, unprepared press secretary quite like karine jean-pierre. she couldn't be the spokesperson for america she continues to read most of her answers from a binder. not just looking at notes. we are talking about whole paragraphs. don kirby should be in that position. he's probably the most competent, articulate person but karine jean-pierre was chosen for other reasons and in the end, joe biden is officially pulling at the lowest numbers of any first-term president in pulling history, talking about truman t

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it's been a rough tenure for karine jean-pierre at the biden white house.e is just a small sample including when she blamed the wind for joe biden tripping three times while attempting to climb the stairs to air force one. a windy day. take a look. >> what i am trying to say to you is that the economy is in a better place than it has been historically. so we feel at this administration, other experts as well, we feel that we are in a good position to take on inflation. >> does the present i have the stamina, physically and mentally, to go one after 2024? >> you are asking me this question, my gosh! he's the president of the united states, i can't even keep up with him. we just got back from new mexico, we just got back from california. that is -- that is not a question that we should be even asking. >> the president taking a fall on the stairs, is he doing okay? >> as you know it is pretty windy outside. it is very windy. our most welcoming of the steps myself. he's doing 100% fine. >> sean: not a question we should be asking. i can't even keep up with joe

but karine jean-pierre whichchhe for other reasons in the end joe biden is officially polling at the lowest numbers of any first term president in polling history. we're talking about from truman to trump and the guy who got v more votes than anyone else in history is now polling lower than anyone else. and his position at this time of his presidency. and look, , when you when you're seen by the american people as too old and not mentally sharp foror a job, that is a perception that is impossible . i don't know you maybe there's a side, though, just to play devil's advocate here , when karine jean-pierre says that she can't keep up with joe biden, maybe we're just not seeing that energetic part. ge maybe we're missing it. maybe there's a side to himhe they've been hidingre the entire timeme. there's s a schedule that's out every day of what the president does on a daily basis and as you said, call it at twoai o'clock atd, i just don't see the work ethic at least ifoo he looked likek he was putting in the effort as he is approaching age 80 , then you could say, well, at least he's try

karine jean-pierre is hard hitting interview in case youd missed it on the view from i earlier today which despite all the softball questions turnedll out to be a big challenge for britain's brand new white house press secretary. t also tonight , look at your screen. they say you miss 100% the shots you don't take. but if you kamala harris, the same might be true for 100% of the shots youou do take. we'll have h some of that fun video straight ahead. but first we turn to today'shead big newsn t out of the u.s.. supreme court in a six three landmark decision, the court struck down a new york state law forcing individual to showr proper cause in order to obtain a concealed carry permit. now the so-called proper clause provision is often difficult to prove and a dangerous city like new york city, it's a almostla impossible to get a concealed carry permitt. rr the state asks law abiding citizens they must provide evidence to the government that they qualify for the rightg toey q keep and bear arms that given to them in theth constitution after demonstrates some kind of imminent threatt o

. >> at her first press conference back in may, newly appointed white house press secretary karine jean-pierrein a new abc news special "pride: to be seen." correspondent gio benitez sat down with jean-pierre at the white house to discuss how her lgbtq plus identity has shaped her and the unique position she's now in. >> we are seeing so many laws across the country that many see as anti-lgbtq plus. i wonder for you as a mother what do you think? >> i am always concerned as a mom because you're trying to raise a little person that's going to be the best of themselves. i see those laws, and i feel for young people who are in school, right, who are trying to just be who they are. that's why i'm here, to continue to fight and to make sure that we hopefully deliver and change things and make people's lives better. >> i also hope congress will get to my desk the equality act to protect lgbtq americans. >> reporter: president biden has urged congress to protect lgbtq plus rights with legislation like the equality act, which has passed the house of representatives but stalled in the 50/50 divided sen

joe, the american people are not buying what karine jean-pierre is selling because it is not true.es the white house need to change messaging at this point? >> joe: it would be like janice dean telling viewers it is snowing outside in xyz part of the country in new york city, for example, where it is 71 degrees. no, the economy is at historically great place. just like the last press secretary, the current one in karine jean-pierre is not playing it straight with the american people. a survey showed the u.s. is leading world on inflation due to president biden's stimulus and trillions being spent. three quarters of americans disapprove of handling of inflation and don't want to hear about global challenges and solutions and don't likeit when this administration plays victim and doesn't take responsibility. instead of taking tough questions on this, this president will run to jimmy kimmel, to laugh it up. whoever is adviing president biden should -- >> todd: such an important point to make. people feel this. people know what is go og when they put their credit card in the machine an

jean-pierre: i'm going to move around, ka- - i'm going move around. reporter: all of those things were true - ms. jean-pierre: i'm going to move around. i'm going to - aide: hey, karine he's about to get started. ms. jean-pierre: i'm going to - really? ok, i'm going to take one more. reporter: just, on these negotiations: if changing background checks for younger people than 21 is what ends up happening, opening these juvenile records to more scrutiny is what comes of this, does the president believe that that is meaningful change? is that satisfying? if that's what comes of this moment, is he ok with that? ms. jean-pierre: so, the president was clear last week that there's real urgency and - to make sure something like uvalde or buffalo and many mass shootings prior can't happen again. and we're encouraged, again, by the progress that we're seeing. you know, we're - we're going to stay closely engaged. we're going to not negotiate from here. we're going to let the contours of the legislation and those conversations play out. and what we are encouraged by is that the conversation is happening, both sides are coming together. we saw the house taking some - taking some

crack down on the smuggling industry, the press secretary maintains the border is not open, karine jean-pierrethis. >> the effect of the matter is the border is closed, which is in part why you see people trying not to make this dangerous journey using the same network. we will stay focused on the facts and making sure that we hold them accountable. the smugglers. >> dagen the pictures and numbers challenge her fax directly. take a look at this group where we have 300, 400 crossing every single day i have been here. i've been counting five days, dagen, 7,000 commit 8,000, and earlier this morning dan patrick had this to say. >> totally agree, dana and when i hear karine jean-pierre say the border is closed i can't see anything other than this, that is a flat out lie. speak with these 51 people that died or on their hands. >> now, you talk about migrant deaths, here is justice del rio sector, the border sectors, 124 migrant deaths this fiscal year today. 71 from exposure, many of them from heat exhaustion and heat strokes directly. as far as the border wide numbers of migrant deaths this fiscal

me of when jen psaki said have a marg rita and go to kickboxing class, maybe she heard from karine jean-pierre> well, positioned to face the challenge because of what the president has done this past year and a half on dealing with the economy. >> kayleigh: well positioned, have a marga rita, chris. >> chris: there is so much that you can make up, take credit for the stock market, blame your opponent for this, inflation is not something you can hide. get over it, every person who goes to supermarket has it and the president is feeling this, if they are getting to work and going and maybe seeing price of pringles, it is through the roof, forget about gas. things are going up and up, chicken breasts were $16, cheapest i could find. baby formula is behind lock and key where cigarettes used to be sold. there is something wrong. "washington post" can run cover, everyone sees it and feels it and you can't hide it. >> kayleigh: seems as if karine jean-pierre cued the choir, watch. >> the president has been clear in making sure he does everything he can to elevate, to alleviate the pain that american

. >> carley: you heard karine jean-pierre say the border is closed, and if you have a eyes and are readingnot true. thanks for joining us, we appreciate it. two hours went by. they you for being with me. have a great day. >> president biden's open border policy being blamed for the death of at least 15 migrants. >> karine jean-pierre responded by claiming the border is closed. >> will stay focused on the facts. the fact of the matter is the border is. yesterday -- >> facing off against the governor. >> in overhead. >> a big swing and voter registration. >> more than a million voters have now officially switch the

but i really think that karine jean-pierre's answer was ridiculous.o do what he is going to do. that's not a question you should ask, are you kidding? he stumbles up air force one every time he walks up. he is embarrassing. >> greg: i have to say, dana, i said this last week and find myself repeating myself again which is a surprise. we are giving him kind of -- we are giving him a get out of jail free pass on the stuff that he actually does by just talking about his cognitive impairment. >> dana: i think that the buck stops there, these are his decisions and policies and owns them, so the media does something you will see forever they broke the seal. now you're going to see it everywhere, because now there is no putting this horse back in the barn. how many metaphors can i use in this? >> greg: you are up to two. >> dana: you will see the democrats distancing themselves from joe biden are running against their own party, but look beneath the surface for example the senator in nevada who is on the run, her name is catherine cortez masco, she is basica

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karine jean-pierre says let's refine more. haven't had a refinery built in the country since the 1970s so to a certain extent it's not surprising, we've been talking about it for a long time. what's surprising is the letter itself. biden didn't write it. presidents don't write those kinds of letters. it's written by staff. he surrounded himself with people that don't understand capitalism and the profit motive. surround himself with people that think the government can wave a magic wand and get people to make more things and a i think that's more disturbing for the long run. maria: who do you think is running the country then. >> the chief of staff for sure. ron klain is probably about 90% of the executive branch of the government. joe biden, a nice guy, not running the day-to-day operations and when you have a leader like that who sort of disengaged, the chief of staff takes on a tremendously important role. klain is a lot more liberal than biden has been traditionally. i think that's why you're seeing the whole administratio

let me go to white house press secretary karine jean-pierre being asked about reparations last week.tion two about california on reparations. would use it to guide executive action? >> his stance on reparions and supporting the study has not changed. i've not seen the california report, but his personal -- his stance, policy stance has not changed on reparations. amy: that is the white house press secretary karine jean-pierre being asked about reparations last week. we are joined by kamilah moore, attorney and chairperson of the california reparations task force. talking about the significance of this 500 page report. there is one to be another report that comes out next year that recommends exactly what to do, but this focuses on many different areas of life when it comes to reparations. just to read aquote from the report, it says, "along with a dereliction of its duty to protect its black citizens, direct federal, state, and local government actions continue to enforce the racist lies created to justify slavery. these laws and government supported cultural beliefs that since forme

to scare what the square what the difference is, karine jean-pierre basically said it comes down to resultsis focused on getting things done for the american people. you know, and if he determines that it is in the interests of the united states to engage with a foreign leader and that such an engagement can deliver results, then he will do so. >> reporter: so karine jean-pierre continued to defend the president trying to re-establish a relationship with saudi arabia and that crown prince there. now of course that is after he once said that the country was a pariah and that it was his intention to isolate them especially after the human rights abuses that we saw including the murder of former journalist. now, that tune has changed a little bit after the administration has spent time trying to cultivate the relationship that was really nonexistent at the beginning of the president's conti 's tenure. so the president possibly making inroads with that relationship with saudi arabia while the u.s. here faces significant snubs when it comes to the summit of americas this week. >> all right, jasm

actor and gun policy advocate matthew mcconaughey joined white house press secretary karine jean-pierre for the biden administration's daily briefing. he paid tribute to some victims of the recent mass shooting at uvalde, texas, where the actor was born, and recommended solutions to gun violence. this is about 40 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. so, i'd like to welcome messy and camilla mcconnaughhay to the white house today. to speak on an urgent issue our nation is currently facing. you may know matthew as an actor, but more importantly, he is a father, a native of uvalde, texas, and a gun owner. he is here today to use his platform to call on leaders to take bipartisan action to end this senseless killing and pass reasonable gun responsibility measures that we know will save lives. just a few minutes ago, matthew met briefly with the president to talk about the importance of taking action, keeping our community safe. without further ado, i would like to bring up matthew. matthew: thank you. thank you. thank you, camilla. to make the loss of these lives matter, my wife and i spen

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his press secretary, karine jean-pierre, she's also going full baghdad bob.atch this. >> the way that we see this is that the american people are well positioned to face these challenges because of the economic, historic gains that we have made under this president. under this president in the last 16 months. kennedy: doctor, my leg is broken. the bone is literally sticking out of the skin. you're well positioned, just walk it off. historic gains. good lord. we all see proof of inflation every time we buy anything. so why is the white house gaslighting and denying reality? tonight's party panel, attorney and republican strategist alexandra wilkes is back, radio host, fox news contributor and all-around california guy leslie marshall in the house, and rad radical libertarian, georgia governor candidate, it is shane hazel. he's tan, he's rested, he's ready. [laughter] let's do this, panel. i will start with you, alexandra. extraordinary progress is such a hurtful phrase when people cannot afford basic things. what are they doing here? i don't understand. please

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white house press secretary karine jean pierre said the biden administration is watching closely to see how the fed respond. they have the strongest tools already. wall street is bracing for a more aggressive interest rate. spike stocks plunged friday after last month's inflation rates rebounded. president think the fed is running the risk of hiking rates too quickly at the federal reserve it needs to have their independence. in the meantime, the white house and says it's doing everything in its power to try and ease the financial pain on american planes. record gas prices on the war in ukraine. but the thing the way that we see this is that the american people are well positioned to face these challenges because of the ecanomic historic gains that we have made. republicans see things differently. runaway inflation has pushed workers. and families to the breaking point. monday senate republican leader mitch mcconnell railed against the administration's economic policies he says are at the root of the problem. is the democrats choice to assist on flooding, flooding the economy with trill

dagen: did you hear what karine jean-pierre had to say yesterday? >> yes, i did.l and hopeful thinking. as i said in the past, i don't see this alleviating until the first quarter of 2023. there's still fragile supply chain issues and although the port of la may have reduced the number of vessels and times of getting goods off the pier that has shifted to new york. we have ten-day lag time so you see shift from one port to another and we still have the peak season coming about right now where all the back to school and holiday goods are starting to be imported into the u.s., port of black swans in china where you don't know one more issue that will raise its head and create another disruption. i don't believe that 2022 we will see supply chain suppression. dagen: and then salvatore, we are looking at oil prices and it's really the price of degreesel that's at new all-time high today that factors into inflation because if you're importing something on a ship, diesel is used in trains, trucks, ships, two-thirds of the farm economy and something coming into a port, i

k-pop boy band sensation bts attended a news conference with white house press secretary karine jean pierre earlier today, members of the group talked about the importance of diversity and equal representation addressing anti-asian hate crimes and their responsibility as youth ambassadors for unicef. >> he said we were devastated by the recent surge of hate crimes, including asian american hate crimes. that puts a stop on this and support the cause. and lastly, we thank president biden and the white house. we're getting this important opportunity to speak about the important causes. >> remind ourselves of what we can do as artists. after the news conference, the group headed to the oval office for a private meeting with president biden and a very giving autographs to the press. troubling. get that they're working for unicef. yes, that's it for us tonight at 6. >> tonight at 8, we'll keep you posted on that fire burning in napa counties or stay with us for that. we'll have the latest information on evacuations will see them. ♪ ♪ >> what we are learning about the jurors deciding their fate. >

states of america is providing military aid as quickly as possible, said white house spokeswoman karin jean-pierre during a briefing. unfortunately, russia now has certain military successes in some the united states is trying to do everything so that the ukrainians can defend themselves, and american weapons should help them in this. well, not only american weapons will also give us weapons. prime minister mateusz muravetskii, during a visit to the plant in the city of stałowa wiła, the head of the polish government announced that the value of the deal is 630 million dollars, part of this amount will be reimbursed by the european union, and part will be allocated by ukraine it is not known exactly what weapons we will receive , but the prime minister said that they are very important on the battlefield, although experts already assume that among the purchased weapons there will be a polish self-propelled artillery installation, a strange statement, but serbia must speed up its path of integration into the european to the union, no matter how strange it may seem, but this statement was made by the

karine jean-pierre said the current policy of the american government has nothing to do with the bordersder lock and key, and elusive smugglers are to blame for the tragedy. let's try. the fact is that the border is partly closed, so you see a flow of illegal migrants trying to make this dangerous journey, using smuggling routes, and it is from neighboring mexico that for many years a huge problem for the united states, which has been in a legacy to every new president of the former, head of state donald trump set to work with passion. first, he staged a grand purge and expelled millions of illegal immigrants. after that, he started building the famous wall, complicating the procedure for passing the border, and for a while even banned the entry of foreigners into the states, all these decrees immediately after the inauguration were canceled by the current president. joe biden claimed that the politician planned to only slightly increase the influx of migrants in order to increase his own rating, but in the end, henna crossed the american borders. okay, not even a wave from the tsunami o

announcer: actor and gun policy advocate matthew mcconaughey joined white house press secretary karine jean-pierre for the biden administration's daily briefing.

>> reporter: their calls to add seats to the high court, today, white house press secretary karine jean-pierreaid, that is something that the president does not agree with that is not something that he wanted to do instead, the president is making abortion a top campaign issue, urging voters to elect candidates who support abortion rights, calling on congress to make abortion legal at the federal level, something democrats do not currently have enough votes for democratic senator amy klobuchar on "today. >> and the only way you can peacefully respond to this is at the ballot box. >> reporter: many republicans taking a victory lap today after fighting to overturn roe for 50 years. and aiming to energize their voters around calls to elect candidates who will vote to ban abortion federally. >> this is going to be an important issue in the election pro-life voters are very motivated as well >> i believe this is a moment for incredible celebration. this is a momentous moment. >> reporter: but not all republicans are cheering today, maine senator susan collins telling "the new york times" she feels

and karine jean-pierre trying to explain why biden is not responsible for record high inflation, watch. >> how do you make the case to voters gas prices are not joe biden's faults, how do you do that? >> press sect. jean-pierre: it is a global challenge. >> joey: liberals want to dissolve the supreme court after they shut down a new york conceal carry law. we'll get reaction to the ruling next. pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now get relief without a pill with tylenol dissolve packs. relief without the water. when it comes to cybersecurity, with the biggest threatscks. don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™. it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. on the largest, fastest, reliable network with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. so you can be ready for what's next. get a great offer on internet and security, now with more s

. >> carley: karine jean-pierre is saying the american rescue plan may have made things more expensive for people, thankfully we gave americans extra montow pay for expenses. there are gas prices at record highs and over the weekend president biden talking about the greed of energy companies. he's saying there are 9000 unused permits, energy companies are not drilling to keep prices high. is it simple as that or is that misleading argument? >> that is not factual what they are saying, from day one biden declared war on the american energy sector and that is unfortunate, we're seeing how important energy prices are to the economy, not only does it affect everyday americans, it affects cost of every good and service in america. gas prices do nothing, but go higher. when biden blames the energy companies what they are not saying is, their activist bureaucrats in the administration they have given the green light to, they are harassing the energy and coal companies, increasing fines, making life hard on the energy companies, every state joe biden makes is a negative statement on the energy

press secretary karine jean-pierre said the border was closed. now back to you. >> tucker: grotesque. that's, bill. one of the many reasons we came to brazil is to take a closer look at china's effort to control brazil and its economy. 70% of china's global infrastructure investments in brazil have centered on its energy sector. once you control a country's energy, you control that country. increasingly china has been doing the same thing in our country in the united states. the biden administration has been encouraging it. they have been funneling energy to green sources. they call it the green new deal but what the biden administration is pushing dependence on china. chinese control of the united states. we have a journalist that has looked carefully into this story and joins us to explain. thanks for coming on. starting with the premise that if you control a country's energy supply, you control that country. where is the united states moves? >> well, our problem here is that everything within our energy -- the biden administration's approach t

. >> carley: white house press secretary karine jean-pierre talking about covid schedule after multiple people in his immediate circle test positive. listen. >> the president has a regular testing by his doctor. he has not had a close contact that stays that, it is a cadence that is in close coordination with his doctor. >> we did not know about the close contact -- >> if there was close contact, we would acknowledge that. >> carley: she says the president has never tested positive for the illness. jane's revenge declares open season, targeting this pregnancy center in minnesota as house speaker nancy pelosi refuses to condemn the violence. >> a woman has a right to choose, this talk of politicizing all of this is something uniquely american and not right. >> ashley: former u.s. attorney bret tillman is on the left double standards next. we've got cheeseburger sliders on king's hawaiian pretzel slider buns. sliiiiiiiiii-der sunday! [crash] everything's better between king's hawaiian bread. especially now with king's hawaiian pretzel buns! some people have minor joint pain, plus high blo

. >> karine jean-pierre responded by claiming the border is closed. >> will stay focused on the facts. the fact of the matter is the border is. yesterday -- >> facing off against the governor. >> in overhead. >> a big swing and voter registration. >> more than a million voters have now officially switch the party to the g.o.p. >> voters are mined every day, it was lower when republicans were in charge. it was easier to get every grocer i needed when republicans were in charge. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> everybody knows that we are looking at the sun in pittsfield, massachusetts. another shot of pittsfield. what time is it? must be a study of the day before. >> that's the same son of a new york. >> the same from last week. we need to stay warm. >> it's crazy, because sometimes it looks like we should be warm when we look at it in the winter but we are not. the mayor is there. the unemployment rate, 5.1%. a little bit higher than the rest of the country. it's the largest city in massachusetts. >> pittsfield? it is? >> probably from wikipedia and you know how accurate that is. [laughter] >> it's the

i don't even think he has contempt these protest may be through a statement, through karine jean-pierre if roe v. wade gets overturned he thinks it will work politically. you know that happens, he will make a speech sating he wants to defend women's rights. it will become a key issue for him. do you think that is where the american people are? do you think if roe will get overturned, it will boost his poll numbers? >> i don't think so. i think joe biden's poll numbers are where they are for a variety of reasons. i don't think there is much political support for abortion on demand with tax dollars, which is the left's approach here. and i think americans are going to be better off where we have more protections for mothers and their unborn children. now, joe biden's on the wrong side of this. we may see a negative because he is promoting extremism. i may have missed it. i don't want to say he's actually never said anything directly on this yet because who knows. maybe he said something. but has he said anything directly personally about the assassination attempt of justice brett kavanaug

white house press secretary karine jean-pierre defending the move, taking aim at those ceos. >> it is patriotic duty. as we've talked about, there is war. they have been taking advantage of the war. we are calling on them to do the right thing and be patriots here. dprieks they stopped issuing oil and gas leases, cancelled pipelines and cancelled three oil leases in alaska and gulf of mexico. senator tom cotton had this criticism. >> it is coincidental oil company executives became greedy just when joe biden took office. they were going to declare war on oil and gas in america. >> griff: the fox news national survey showing inflate iant was dominant number one issue for americans in both parties and voters said they trust republicans over democrats to handle the issue by's 19-point margin as the president's approval margin continues to tank. only 42% approve and 57% disapprove. >> carley: thank you. let's bring in kathleen scott of western energy alliance president. it is great to see you today to break down this letter the president said energy companies where he scolded them. one th

a live look at the white house, karine jean-pierre just started the briefing, matthew mcconaughey has act on gun responsibility. he said as a father, son of a kindergarten teacher and an american, he wants to speak out about gun responsibility. he was born in uvalde, texas, he has decided to speak out and write about it. so we are going to hear from him shortly and we'll certainly head to the white house we begins. >> john: and he talks about the idea of gun responsibility he says is different than gun control. he said "the first is a mandate, gun control, could infringe on our right. second is a duty that will preserve it. there is no constitutional barrier to gun responsibility. he goes on to say keeping firearms out of the hands of dangerous people is the responsible thing to do, let's listen. >> to make the loss of these lives matter. my wife and i, my wife and i camilla, we spent most of last week on the ground with the families in uvalde, texas, we shared stories, tears and memories. the common thread independent of the confusion, anger and sadness, is the same. how can the fami

white house press secretary karine jean-pierre pivoted to the administration talking points if biden takes any responsibility for the price of gasoline. >> do you guys think that any part of inflation this year is because of president biden's spending plan or is it all putin's fault? >> since the war we have seen an uptick on gas prices. >> so the next question would be does president biden take any responsibility for his policies potentially contributing to inflation? >> his policies have helped the economy get back on its feet. >> harris: she seems so nice even if her facts are wrong. house minority leader kevin mccarthy republican of california in "focus" now. i hadn't seen that clip. it is hard to believe people in this administration not only don't want to do their jobs but congressman, don't they know what their jobs are? >> they do not. anybody with economy 101 understands supply and demand. if you have greater supply of something the price will go down. what we watched from the first day of this presidency was to go after the supply of american-made energy. stopping the xl pi

white house press secretary karine jean-pierre was asked over the weekend if the president is open toing seats but she told the press the president made his view clear on the issue. he does not agree with expanding the court but some other democrats are looking to kick justices off the court because they feel some of them lied under oath when testifying to the senate before being confirmed. >> this sends a blaring signal to all future nominees they can lie to duly-elected members of the united states senate. i believe lying under oath is an impeachable offense. reporter: as protesters take their protests to justice's doorsteps the republicans are warning the doj to draw a line for people protesting outside supreme court justice's homes. >> if we don't draw a line someone will get killed. if we don't reset here pretty soon, somebody is going to get killed. reporter: liz, the president did on friday tell protesters to keep things peaceful but he also made a point to single out the supreme court justices that were nominated under president trump, saying they are to blame for this decisio

the white house press secretary karine jean-pierre said he's officially against what happened.out it to the press and he was also on jimmy kimmel for three different segments. didn't address this at all. neil? >> neil: thanks, david. back to the incredible nature of this. people protesting feet away from a supreme court justice's house. little more -- only hours after a guy was picked up with the intent to kill him. john yu, there ought to be a law against this sort of thing. apparently there is. but the protests keep coming and nobody intervenes to stop him. their intent is not to kill him. i understand that. it's very different from this other guy. but still, there's a law on the books that says you can't do this. >> you're right, neil. there is a law against this. there's a law against protesting in front of judges and jurors houses to try to influence their decisions. that's basically object instruction of the justice system. there's also laws against trying to kill federal judges, federal officials and their families. so the problem isn't the written law. the problem is wh

listen to this from karine jean-pierre today. >> using this moments that there is a war in ukraine to actually make a profit. >> exxon is disputing that. they wrote a letter back to the white house. it says we've been investing to increase refining capacity to process u.s. light crude by 250,000 barrels per day, the equivalent of adding a new medium sized refinery. we kept investing even during the pandemic when we lost more than $20 billion. i had a chance to talk to the press secretary at her briefing a little while ago about what exactly will happen next when it comes to production and refining here in the united states. >> we need them to actually refine the crude oil, which is not happening. that she what we're calling on oil companies to do. >> why not drill more here in the u.s.? >> because we don't need to do that. >> so no plans to try to ramp up domestic oil production. the focus remains on long-term ramping up green energy and encouraging electric cars and things like that. they want to just have refineries take the foreign oil and do whatever they can with that and fast. n

and a lot of my colleagues in the press briefing yesterday tried to get karine jean-pierre, if the formula folks knew and the government was looking into and the fda had been involved in shutting down this plant, why wasn't the president of the united states involved or at least briefed on the issue. and the thing that she kept pushing back with, this is a whole of government approach and i think the most interesting question or the most interesting retort that was sent back to her, does that include the president of the united states. so that is a answer that they have still yet to -- a question they have still yet to answer but it is not going away any time soon because the issue is still right in front of the american people. >> one would hope and assume it would include the president. but apparently it didn't for several months. eugene daniels outside of the white house. thank you so much. >>> and come up this morning on "morning joe," a big warning on the economy from jp morgan jamie dimon where he's telling investors to brace themselves. and from ukraine, where russia is gaining more

a few minutes ago, karine jean-pierre held a white house press briefing.go, then it's not going to be to ask for more help pumping oil. list to jean-pierre today. >> asking for oil is simply wrong. a misunderstanding of the complexity of that issue and our multifaceted discussions with the saudis. >> so we know they want to talk about regional issues, human rights issues. they won't say they're going to ask for help with oil in the states. >> charles: has anybody used the wore pariah lately? >> it's been awhile. they were and maybe they still are. but we'll see. >> charles: we'll see. thanks a lot. i'm going to go to economist steve more for more on this. listen, we understand the president is in a pickle. there's no doubt about it. he could have a shorter trip if he went to visit folks in texas and north dakota. much shorter. we could get the gas. we have it. >> we should be up to 15 million barrels a day production and we would be if trump were president. we're now we're at 10 or 11 million. we're way belower where we should be. there's no question about

white house press secretary karine jean-pierre responded when she was pressed by peter doocy. >> he sayson is worse everywhere but here. that's not true. the u.s. has the worst inflation that germany, italy, japan, saudi arabia. why is he saying that? >> what we are saying is when you talk about inflation, it's a global thing. it's not just about the united states. this is something that everyone is feeling because of coming out of once in a lifetime pandemic, because of the war that russia has started in ukraine. >> kalyeigh: so cheryl, inflation is higher in the united states than in germany, france, japan, canada, india, italy, saudi arabia and the "new york post" debunked ten economic lies from biden's speech tuesday. among them that parents are paying $12,000 to $14,000 child care a month. it's actually a year. that is one of the many whoppers he told. >> cheryl: their economic policy just -- i can't help but laugh at this point. japan? hardly the bastion of good economic policy. i'm sorry. so no, the recession question, we're already in it and they know it. we're in a recession. we

i want to play this from white house press secretary karine jean-pierre today. >> what we are tryingonomy is in a better place than it has been historically. and so we fill here at this administration, other experts, as well, we feel we are in a good position to take on inflation. >> shannon: steve, it is better the economy than you think it is that there are a good position to handle inflation which is good news because we all want that handled. >> yeah, more chuckling, i think, shannon, but i will try to contain my mirth. everything -- let's take the best case they can make, which is for the low unemployment. it is true that the actual rate is low, not as low as it was with president trump but still it is low, however if you look behind that number, proportion of americans working from a size of the labor force, have we bounced back from the pandemic, no we haven't. the size of the labor force and proportion of adults working is at its lowest right now for 45 years apart from the immediate shutdown numbers. how they can say this is a good economy and if you look at the everyday exp

here's karine jean-pierre about what is going on at the border from over at the white house. >> we are held holding the human smugglers who have endangered vulnerable individuals accountable, and we are focused on continuing our historic action to disrupt dangerous smuggling networks. but the fact of the matter is the border is closed. which is in part why you see people trying to make this dangerous journey using smuggling networks. >> shannon: i want to get you both to comment on that. guy, start with you, she says the border is closed. >> insulting. obviously wrong. last month, nearly a quarter of a million people were apprehended at the southern border, and according to our colleague bill melugin, at least 50,000 others were known to be got-aways. then there is the unknown number of got-aways, including the people smuggled in trucks, for example and sometimes things go sideways like they have down in texas with this incident, it is absolutely heart-wrenching, one dead, it is really gruesome to read about the details, and while the people primarily responsible are the smugglers and

we have fresh reaction from white house press secretary, karine jean-pierre. she said the president condemns this. the president is on his way to the los angeles for the summit of americas. we're told the national guard in washington is told to be on stand by and possibly activate other part of the national guard around the country if needed once the supreme court decision is released dealing with abortion. martha? >> martha: tense times in our country. thanks, david. former attorney general bill barr will join us in a moment. but first, we begin with mike lee of utah, a member of the judiciary committee and author "saving nine" an effort to pack the court. good to have you. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: so your reaction to this latest. according to the report, the young man said he was upset about the leak from the supreme court, about the overturns of roe v. wade and the mass shootings that we've seen across this country. >> yeah, this is very tragic result of what happens when people think that they can influence the supreme court by protesting at the homes

and that statement was confirmed both by former white house press -- jen psaki and karine jean-pierren now that he's agreed to go is what does he get if return. >> right. >> i think he's going to be disappointed by the results. >> so that is my next question. you have biden potentially going there to meet mbs and convincing him or hoping to convince him to ramp up oil production. but i mean the saudis have been hesitant to do so, right? >> they have. because largely they're an oil competitor with the united states. and they're also obliged to no anger putin, they're hedging with respect to oil prices and their support for ukraine. obviously they're not going to join sanctions against russia or do anything with russia's ally china. i think that the president is getting very little reduction with gas prices. saudis are not prepared and will not increase production to the extent that it is going to make much of a difference any time soon. the other things that he hopes to gain, i think, is some improvement in the israeli-saudi relationship. i don't think frankly any of this is sufficient