karine jean-pierre has stepped up to the microphone. what will they say about the chaos on college campuses which are now in full blown crisis mode? the latest flareup where anti-israel protests have emerged in the last hour hello and welcome i'm sandra smith in new york and john, imagine a moment where it takes a bipartisan group of lawmakers to step up and say anti-semitism is bad and wrong. that's where we are. >> john: i imagine it takes a bipartisan group of lawmakers to stand up and say that but some are saying no, no, no that goes too far and we can't agree to it. that's where we are i am john roberts you in washington and we are at "america reports" colleges are beefing up their police presence on campus. it appears some of the protesters are not students at all. law enforcement warrants outside agitators are fueling these violent demonstrations. >> sandra: we will get reaction from south carolina republican senator lindsey graham, he will be joining us in moments. >> john: first rcb cotton on columbia i believe she's at fordham

white house spokesperson karin jean-pierre.the crimes of the zionist regime , he said that our commitment to the security of israel is iron. the us military base in al-omar oil field in deir zor province in eastern syria was targeted by a missile attack. seven missiles were fired at this base, three of which hit the base from the southeast and four more hit its vicinity. still more details about. this attack has not been published and no group has claimed responsibility for it. since the start of the zionist regime's invasion of the gaza strip , american military bases in iraq and syria have been repeatedly targeted by missile and drone attacks. hamas in a statement about the positions of the secretary general of yemen's ansarullah movement and the armed forces of this country appreciated the defense of the palestinian nation. hamas asked the arab and muslim countries to unite their efforts to encircle the zionist regime and show solidarity with the palestinian nation. other palestinian resistance groups also praised the positi

cheryl: karine jean-pierre, she gets the golden reviews, gets the puff piece.how they cover up for this white house. >> will she be press secretary in a second potential administration? we won't talk about that. >a.>> maybe there's timing with this. cheryl: maybe she'll be the ceo of women's health. coming up we've got florida senator rick scott, he will join us in just moments, he'll be talking about his bid to become the upper chamber's next gop leader. that is next. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. (qb) this is it. this is when we find out... (luke) hey, quick question. student body math proficiency... (player) what? (luke) ...would we say it's good? fair...? (player 1 player 2 and qb) get out of here, man. get off the field. (luke) understood. (security) hey, grab him! (luke) excuse me. we get you real, in-depth school info. (vo) ding dong! homes-dot-com. we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitt

the white house press secretary karine jean-pierre pressed on why it took so long for the president toress this, watch this. >> why did it take them so long to make the remarks today. >> he does it need to follow anyone or someone else, there's no violence we believe all americans have the right to peacefully protest. and that is important just as long within the law so the president wanted to make sure once again, he spoken multiple times about that calling out hateful rhetoric. in this case colina anti-semitism. the president, if anything has been a leader on this. maria: what do you think, ashley, was that the right commentary from the white house press secretary? >> absolutely not, it was obviously ten days way too long and obviously it was a political issue for him he's afraid of what's happening in michigan with the protesters that are mad at him with israel and other progressive democrats it was completely political to wait this long. maria: you are right it was political but that's not what he should be doing he is making a moral moral equivalency between the palestinians and w

that karine jean-pierre just said when it comes to the border. you think about the response? >> hey. good morning, carley, good morning, todd. thank you all for having me back. look, the first and foremost, the system isn't broken. if we would just enforce the laws of the immigration nationality act we could solve the problem that's going on right now. border security and immigration are two separate issues. yes, they cross paths, but we have to get back to the border securipiece and then later on wn work on the immigration piece. are there things we can work upon, certainly. but what we have right now suffices. >> todd: when you hear an answer like that completely kicking the can down the road on a problem joe biden precipitated. let's being realistic during the trump administration immigration was relatively under control. when you hear an answer like that from his spokesperson how angry, and frustrated does that make you? >> you know kjp has no clue what is going on along the border. she needs to come down along the border. invite her to come

peter doocy question karine jean-pierre about it on biden's watch.atch this. >> the president is being kept regularly updated on what's happening. he is monitoring the situation closely no president has spoken more forcefully about combating anti-semitism that this president. >> can you explain the silence. >> the president has not been silent on this issue when it comes to hate speech and anti-semitism, he launched the first ever anti-semitism the counter anti-semitism something no other president did. >> a school building that ivy league campus got. >> we call that out and we said is not peacefully protesting. we've been very clear taking more than a hundred new actions to deal with anti-semitism in this administration. maria: 100 new actions, i'm not sure with anti-semitism strategy that she's referring to is all about, your reaction? what is the strategy i have not seen it. >> her comment, she was talking about what he said in 2017 with charlottesville, this is 2024 who cares about seven years ago, why is it so difficult for him as he's walking t

. >> sandra: two things on that karine jean-pierre confirmed in another gaggle today there has been norsation with university presidents or with the president of the united states. there has been no discussion about how to bring calm to these campuses and safety to these campuses but a professor we had on the air a few moments ago with calling the cops he said it is a delicate balance and the fear is that bringing in the police will lead to escalation. that is their viewpoint. that is how they respond to that challenge. >> that is what aoc and the entire squad says how dare you do that and escalate things but >> johnson and these republicans and i think it is josh got josh gottheimer, why can't they get in and pick up the phone and say straighten this out. do know what that is question market leadership. if he is worried about his poll numbers or terrible advisors but to run away from the white house correspondence every single day and mock them over the weekend and they continue to not answer any questions is really insulting. >> sandra: not just that but john and i were covering the

maria: that was press secretary karine jean-pierre say the biden of administration is monitoring israelespite moving forward with the 1 billion-dollar weapons package for israel the massive arms deal coming a week after biden held back a shipment of weapons threatening to cut off aid of israel launched a full-scale invasion of rafah a new fox news poll shows 64 present registered voters disapprove a president biden's handling of the israel hamas war house republicans are plated to vote on the israel assistant support act this week that would condemn biden's approach to israel and force his hand to send armed shipments there the white house is vowing to veto that that would've undermined biden's ability to execute foreign-policy calling it a misguided reaction and once again insisting their support for israel is ironclad, joining me north carolina congressman greg murphy house veterans affairs ways and means administration committee also the gop doctors caucus chairman, thank you for being here this morning. it feels like joe biden tried to do a380 on holding back the weapons after he sa

>> carley: we want to ask you about a deep dive women's health magazine did on the life of karine jean-pierre most stressful jobs from her volunteer firefighter past and love of truthfully fries. >> will: never had a picture of myself stretching. i need a stretching class. >> carley: excerpt from the article. this talks about how they view her as the white house press secretary. her voice is quiet, firm and focused. gone is the relaxed smiling woman from the office. she owns the podium, emphasizing and illustrating her points with her hands and leaning her arms against the dunnigan lectern named for the first black white house ethel payne. her relaxed demeanor and firm grasp quiet strength and ownership. what do you think of that. >> i read the article twice. shallow puff piece. and guess what? she -- i would be relaxed, too, if ai was just reading from notes somebody else wrote. binder. b never had to answer a question when do i either have some conversation that's political i can't answer it or i don't tell the truth. she has said from that podium not under oath that joe biden has done more

report from axios this is biden and his advisors do not believe is bad poll numbers here is karine jean-pierre that voters are unhappy with their policies and unhappy with two-tier justice system. >> a lot of the policies of president are pushing forward are incredibly popular they are student debt fighting big pharma that is popular with americans making sure that we lower cost on healthcare that is popular with americans. we have to figure out what she's talking about in terms of what's popular but here's biden's response to the recent polls when he was on cnn. >> since he took office economic growth far short of expectation, consumer confidence no surprise is near a two-year low with less than six months ago to election day are you worried that you're running out of time to turn that around. >> we already turned it around if you look at the michigan survey for 65% of the american people think they're in good shape economically in the nations not in good shape but there personally in good shape, the polling data has been wrong all along. maria: the polling data wrong all along? >> right now

this is the following statement issued from the white house products secretary karine jean-pierre inon't comment on specific enforcement matters, president biden strongly supports fair and robust enforcement of the antitrust laws. the president launches the strike force on unfair and illegal pricing because no american should pay higher prices or lose choices because companies break the law and engage in anticompetitive practices. has a administration taking action for corporate greed banning event tickets unfairly whizzing, increasing prices for hardworking families that they are tired of being played for suckers. >> he is the sucker not me. >> well, taylor. coming in hot. >> this is interesting because live nation's of the bulk of the service fees goads of the not to them. and competition has eroded a lot of their profit margins. you can argue if the venues are getting that money not ticket master and live nation. >> sandra: you want to talk about a slam respond to all of this and the doj lawsuit the complaint ignores he says everything that is actually responsible to your point fo

still, coming back to the debates, when peter doocy asked karine jean-pierre about why they're doing it now, i just -- we gotta play this sound bite. >> reporter: shouldn't we see in this sudden offer from the president to debate as a signal that that you guys realize you need to change the subject after some really bad polling? >> look, this is a president that has had a pretty successful legislative, especially legislative tenure in the first three and a half years and has delivered on many things that are popular to the american people. >> reporter: who is going to stand in during the prep for donald trump -- >> who's to going to stand in? do you want to stand in for donald trump? do you want to do that? i can connect you with the campaign. it might be pun for you. >> reporter: actually, is so you're saying i can go debate joe biden behind the scenes -- [laughter] for as long as a i want? yes! >> you know what? i think that might be fun for both of you. jackie: final word from from each of you. steve, real quick. >> i think this shows they are doing the hail mary, and they hope th

and here is what karine jean-pierre said in the exchange with peter doocy. watch... >> you mention what he said in 2017 at -- aftershocks will. he said about trump's was once their capital strollers will to me was a moment i thought where i thought >> the president had not been silent on this issue when it comes to hate speech, anti-semitism. >> martha: she went on to say that he started an anti-semitism program. clearly, felipe got the program is not working right now in this country. >> luck, i say this. understand where the governor is so high up on donald trump's possible looked -- list of vps because he's doing a better job of setting the former president then the president. he did make a good point that the president is making the arguments for a leading from the stage calculating so unemployed because america saw donald trump leaving while he was in office and chose to pick donald trump, chose joe biden. so let's be clear about something. we've had a chance to see both of these men. i don't know exactly how is going to flush out in november. but donal

white house spokesperson karin jean-pierre said that the united states is deeply concerned about the approval of this bill in the georgian parliament, and that president the president of this country wants to veto it. yesterday, the parliament of georgia approved the foreign influence transparency bill with 84 votes out of 172 votes. according to this bill, political groups and media in georgia must declare the aid received from abroad to the government. do this bill has been opposed by western supporters in georgia. the flow of volcanic lava in the indonesian province of sumatra left at least 57 dead. 22 people are still missing. the flow of these lavas, which occurred due to rain , has caused the destruction of buildings, roads and other infrastructure facilities in several areas of this province . rescuers with heavy and light equipment are searching for traces of missing people . are the end of this news section. hello, dear viewers, have a good time . we are talking to the head coaches of several teams, teams that are in danger of relegation, mr. kamalvand, you have three games.

the spokesperson of the white house, karin jean-pierre, ignored the crime of the zionist regime and saidr commitment to the security of israel is iron. the us military base in al-omar oil field in deir and zor province in eastern syria was targeted by a missile attack. seven rockets were fired at this base, three of which hit the base from the southeast and four more rockets hit its vicinity. more details about this attack have not been released yet, and no group has claimed responsibility for it has not undertaken since the start of the zionist regime's invasion of the gaza strip, american military bases in iraq and syria have been the target of repeated attacks. hezbollah does not want war, but it is ready to face any war. he said that the resistance won because it did not allow the enemy to achieve its goals of destroying the resistance and freedom of its people. sheikh naim qassem, criticizing washington's support for tel aviv , thanked the american people for supporting the palestinian people. in a statement, hamas appreciated the positions of the secretary general of yemen's ansaru

what's your reaction to karine jean-pierre there?people i talk to are very frustrated. they're spending $1,000 more each month just to get by, just for their groceries, their event, that up type of thing. they've seen the cost of a new mortgage double under joe biden as well. the number one concern for young folks is their safe safety and security and the economy. the inflation is killing them. this is the worst economy of my professional lifetime the right now. they're feeling the pinch of it, they're ready for a change. maria: it's amazing to me, it's all politics, and it's quite exhausting to hear over and over again like whatever group it is, oh, the president's aligned with the black community, the president's aligned -- you know, he grew up in puerto rico. all this stuff, and we all know it's just because it's an election year. now she's saying it about young people. >> yeah. so he's doing things -- listen, again, don't listen to what he says, watch what he does. and his actions are killing the economy. increased regulations, t

we're going to help joe and the administration and karine jean-pierre understand exactly why biden's poll numbers are so awful. plus, a shocking new report accusing the white house of withholding intelligence from our ally, israel surrounding terror threats from the terrorist group hamas. later, also, you're going to love this story. we're going to check in in san francisco, where that city is now spending millions of taxpayer dollars to give shots of vodka and beer to homeless alcoholics. wait until, you see sara carter's report? all right. but we begin. where else? in a new york city courtroom tonight. and lawfare has a new mascot. his name is michael cohen. the serial liar, fraudster, convicted felon. back on the stand today, asking jurors to believe him now and, to make matters worse, while michael cohen has a fixation on any all things donald trump, it's clear he's got a pretty big ax to grind. it is clear he has nothing but a deep hatred of president trump is bent on revenge. but don't take my word for it. just listen to michael on tick tock. this clip from april the 23rd. it w

speaking at a news conference, the white house press secretary, karine—jean pierre, said more neededbe done. the facts on the ground tell us, we don't have to be scientist to see the consequences of the removal of food. also, forfamine, particularly the removal of medical care and nutrition care, which is the precursor to... nutrition care, which is the precursorto... famine nutrition care, which is the precursor to... famine kills through disease, as well as hunger. benjamin netanyahu benjamin neta nyahu was benjamin netanyahu was speaking to troops and he was shown flying over the gaza strip with military officers. he made comments after a very public spat with his defence minister yoav gallant over the future of gaza. he was speaking in a visit to soldiers at a military base. translation: the battle for rafah is critical. - it is notjust the rest of their battalions, it is also their oxygen pipes for escape and resupply. this battle, of which you are an integral part, is a battle that decides many things in this campaign. i repeat, we are in a critical battle now. your action help

thus, the official representative of the white house, karin jean-pierre, answered the journalist's questiont sino-russian cooperation and its deepening. according to her, this position is held not only by the usa, but also by nato group of seven partners and the european union. and then mrs. jeanpierre added another short quote of hers: if ki... seeks good relations with europe and other countries, then he cannot continue to fuel the biggest threat to european security at the moment, well, that is, it made it clear that there is some information in the american intelligence services that, despite all the statements that come from beijing, the leadership of the celestial empire continues to somehow support the russian military machine, and the united states of america, said karin jeanpierre, are preparing to send another batch of military aid and equipment to ukraine, she said about this, and in addition, she confirmed that the united states is trying to provide assistance to the armed forces of ukraine in order to repel attacks, in particular in the direction of kharkiv. well, this statemen

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speaking at a news conference, the white house press secretary, karine—jean pierre, said more was neededbe done. so this level of aid remains insufficient, and we want to continue to press israel to increase the level of assistance moving into gaza. we understand what ijust laid out is not sufficient. we want to get more in. we are continuing to have those conversations with israel, and we have seen some progress. we need to get more in. on thursday, us troops anchored a long—awaited floating pier which will soon enable aid to enter gaza by sea. hundreds of tons of aid has arrived in cyprus, where screening takes place before being loaded on to ships for delivery to the pier. but the pentagon stressed this would not be enough to meet the needs of people in gaza. the purpose of this temporary pier is to deliver critical humanitarian assistance to the palestinian people. the pier is temporary, and not meant to replace land routes into gaza. and last, this is an internationally backed effort co—ordinated with the united nations. the us military is merely providing the logistical support to

that the president repeatedder and over and might forget joe biden for forgetting it once and karine jean-pierre and bernstein and then it was trans-tear and price and then they're grasping at straws and can't find something to sell and household income went up $6,000 under president trump and down $2,000 under president biden that they'll lose voters unless they can convince people not to believe their own experience larry: kevin hassett, there's a lot of numbers out in the last ten days on the economy and inflation cpi and retail sales and we went and took a look at it, sort of eyeballing the chart and they're a federal index reserve. basically, overall production hasn't moved in two years, kevin. even worse, business equipment production, which you find in the production report and it's a very important component of overall business investment and capital spending. that steps flat line for two years and why is that? >> president biden is promising tax hikes in the future and lift corporate rate to 28% and allowing the expensing of new promises thorn and promised future tax hikes and they're l

cheryl: a white house press secretary karine jean-pierre discussed a potential plan to bring palestinian refugees into u.s. says taking this very seriously in particular issue of vetting, a group of more than 30 republican senators have written now to the administration, to end plans to bring in gazans refugees focus on securing release of u.s. hostages held by hamas. are you agreement with those republicans. >> i certain am, you can understand the concern. this administration isn't capable of maintaining our southern border people on terrorist watch liz across our southern border every day the thought biden administration could properly vet people from gaza, 70% of gaza support what hamas did october 7 i think very hard to imagine that we're not going to see even more introduction, a endangering to national security the billion dollar plan announced the minute senate approved the last major bill that came through congress. cheryl: also, too, what is happening at home, relating to the war in the middle east, anti-israel protesters hoisted a large palestinian flag above encampment at geor

karine jean-pierre previewed the president's speech. >> an opportunity to lift up and give a message to our future leaders, these morehouse men will be our future leaders, he understands as the president tends to do meet the moment we are in and we will get beyond that. i will say stay tuned. >> it's not a coincidence he's going to historically black college, his losing black voters, he's lost 7% of the black vote across the country and young people too. another poll shows a more dire situation for the biden campaign and swing states. according to a new new york times paul biden made 28% in the swing states. the drop in supporters due to the economy, the situation. >> he should be worried about black voters. it his own fault for instituting a radical agenda that turning our country. probably too late for him. >> reporter: some republican lawmakers want to see him take a forceful stand in gaza, five american hostages remain in hamas captivity, us special forces on the grounds. perhaps your next guest has some thoughts on that, 40 americans were killed october 7th. aishah: visit too la

> brian: president talked about african americans -- >> i was in atlanta, in the hotel with karine jean-pierre and others and i had a great candid conversation with one guy, used to be regular contributor on our network, he said i agree with you on the economy, it is bifurcated economy and poorest people are not well served. >> steve: first one in the office today on your show, show kicks off at 2:00. >> some things never change. >> steve: thank you very much, great observations. >> brian: carley shimkus, we hate to brag, we have carley. >> carley: i was looking at the couch gazing on you going, five smart, wonderful people. giving comp limp back to you. >> brian: that was not in prompter. >> carley: fox news alert,ire know land, nor way and spain announcing they will officially recognize palestinian statehood, leaders from the three nations saying intent to get nation through the two-state solution. will take effect on may 28th. new jersey state police say one person has been killed in major crash on i-80 earlier this morning, video shows jack-knifed tractor trailer across the concrete median

maria: are a keeps saying it fox business edward lawrence asked karine jean-pierre why the president keeps making this claim. watch. >> two times, president said inflation was 9% when he came into office, president -- just not arrives inflation 1.4% when he came in. >> the point that he was making uh is that the factors that caused inflation was in place when he walked into the administration. when he took office. , as you know, the pandemic caused, inflation around the world, to be -- uh, disrupting our economy, and breaking our supply chains this president is committed to doing everything to fight inflation that is what the president was trying to speak to. >> um let me be clear pandemic has nothing to do with inflation if anything slowed the economy because stopped buying stuff stopped going out because economy was shut down your reaction. trish: inflation reduction act -- was more inflationary, look, biden administration joe biden has continued to tell -- don't believe what you experience believe what we tell you, american people just simply aren't buying all it new report said o

we heard this now, art, we heard from karine jean-pierre and conditions were set for high inflation.ditions were set. 1.4% in january 2021 and covid spending bills were going to run out. it was the so called the american relief act passed by democrats in march of 2021 started immediately after spending was going on. art, how can they make these arguments? the public will see right through it, won't they? >> of course, larry, not one single month under biden that's lower than every single month of trump. not one month. larry: wow. >> that's really powerful. just for the record, this latest one that was "no so hot". the reason it wasn't hot wasn't because of the one month number. the one month number was hot and the 12 month dropped off with very hotter and looked like rate of inflation was dropping but it wasn't because of the current. it was dropping because of the lack so next month you'll see a much smaller number dropped off and my bet is you'll see a slight up tick in the rate of inflation then. let me if i can come to gerri willis as well, 40,000 on the dow, wow, isn't that wond

maria: a great point karine jean-pierre sidestepped the question about the report that president bidenspeak publicly about the trump verdict even the biden will speak from the white house, he wants to speak from the white house setting not a campaign setting to make us believe that the statement is not political, watch this. >> argue to be super mindful as i always am when it comes to especially this ongoing case and as you know the former president as a presidential candidate, i'm not going to comment on that or speak to an ongoing case into someone who is a candidate for 2024. maria: how rich, she doesn't want to talk about it, somebody that's a candidate but those do a press conference with robert de niro and president biden will do a whole statement from the white house was a verdict is reached. >> the gas lighting the american people it's an illegitimate case and were constantly seeing joe biden allowed for the third person in the justice department to go and prosecute the case should you so biden allowed the show trial and he's been speaking from the bully pulpit from the start o

bill as comel jersey under booker says no vote he climbs does not viechd relief for dreamers karine jean-pierreays it is all on you and colleagues watch this. >> it is up to republicans, in congress, if this is going to be successful or not would be toughest fairest legislation to deal with broken system broken for daidz we have not seen legislation like this in some time. >> all talking points in front of her greatest legislation of all times reactionary. >> probably right on that point there hasn't been a -- on immigration bill there hasn't been one, up here in years and years nobody wanted to tackle the situation other than donald trump wanted to build a wall slow down or try to stop immigration let people in we really need to be here an example why they want people to come here all you have to do is look at europe maria, sweden, germany, italy france bring it all overrun by immigrants changes their lifestyle their country changes their laws they want that to happen here want to be like-minded with xa democrats socialist democrats here leaded that direction for our country, it is all plan al

the fundamentals and now all the sudden jackie: watch this exchange with peter doocy asked karine jean-pierre about the stock market. listen. >> why is president biden celebrating today the dow reaching 40,000 if his position dating back to 2021 about the stock market is that's not how i remember having economic flow. >> we have long said that the stock market is not the economy. we have said that to your point and it's clear that we'll say president biden's economic plan is working. be really grateful for that for the american people. jackie: she's really brain dead. i don't know if i can say that on tv, but she's really brain dead and they're shrinking the middle class and not addressing the flip-flop biden is doing on the stock market and they're a mess with their messaging. >> it's supposed to be for the working man and middle class and it's going for plus one and paying off student loans is something that annoys the middle class and two kinds of people and work hard to get their kids through school and that's not the group that joe biden is addressing and this white house is confused and

karine jean-pierre and never come up with spend like that. the media doesn't wear them.is wise if the president is going to quote all these people, i would quote the people on the left who are making the case that all the things that jesse just said we're said today by people on the left. i would read those out. >> greg: all right. that was none. coming up, and angry old man yells at the sky. joe biden gives a race baiting speech to a black filled college. ♪ ♪ of bringing textile manufacturing back to america. we're taking the best fibers our farm can produce, spinning it at one location, weaving it, then finally into a cut and sewn product. there's value in buying american made it has a real life impact up and down the supply chain. we want our customers to feel how special this product is, right when they open the box. go to redlandcotton.com and receive 20% off your order with code fox 20. hi, i'm todd. i'm a veteran of 23 years. i served three overseas tours. i love to give back to the community. i offer what i can when i can. i started noticing my memory was slippin

one of the witnesses special counsel's go is going tl to testify against hunter biden i asked karine jean-pierret were they doing? she said they were visiting ahead of her widows the night anniversary of his passing. she says they did not talk about her testimony coming up. optics of that are something a lot of critics are pointing out are a little bit off of it. >> they sure are in fact that reminds us to member the tarmac case. [laughter] in 2016 or 2015. peter doocy thank you very much for that appreciate it. for more on all the spring in kentucky congressman james, chair of the o house oversight committee. so, remember the case when the attorney general then attorney general was met on a tarmac by bill clinton in a case that he should not been talking about. he may say it had nothing to with hunter biden's case but kind of hard to believe that did not enter into the conversation, right? this is very hard to believe and i have no reason to believe much of anything joe biden said after i've been investigating him for about a year end a half now. the number of lies he has told pertaining to his

tone is set from the top white house press secretary karine jean-pierre discussing ebb potential plan to bring palestinian refugees into america says taking vetting very, very seriously, but if he were to take gazans into america down the that suggest answering anti-israel protesters giving them what they want? a group of more than 30 republican senators sent letter to biden administration a demanding end plans to bring in gazans refugees, and focus on securing release of uas you say hostages held by hamas? tell me more about this. >> right look at this situation american hostages held in gaza right now that situation going on for months no i, we don't know how many are still alive we don't know even, where they are, or anything so american citizens. president biden lowest afghan ininterpreters helped us for years he endangered their lives left thems in afghanistan did nothing to try to bring those folks back who have helped us now wants to open our bounty our country to gazans citizens prioritize that? this is political it is all political. and just -- it is so aggravating to me who

the witnesses to the special counsel will call tos go testify against hunter biden, i asked karine jean-pierres his passing and she says they did not talk about the testimony coming up but the optics of that are something that a lot of critics are pointing out it's a little bit off. david: it reminds us of the tarmac case back in 2016 or 2015. thank you very much for that i appreciate it.uc for more okyn this spring in kentucky congressman james comer chair of the house hou oversight committee. what i was describing remember the case when the attorney general was met on the tarmac by bill clinton talking about a not of beenshould talking about, he may say it had nothing to do with hunterat biden's case but it's hard toin believe that to not entetor into the conversation. >> it's very hard to believe an have no reason to believe muchee of anything that joe bidenn sah after i've been investigating for a year end a half, the number of lies that he stole pertaining to his family ismo almostst immeasurable, when you look at what happened with the clintons and obama and biden i with respect to compe

and karine jean-pierre prices are down. housing costs and the cpi core inflation, when we are trying to feed ourselves, clothe ourselves and put a roof over our head that's up to 20%. the "wall street journal" had unbelievable set of graphs today everybody should look at demonstrating. this on the flip side, the biden voter, the hard core biden voters vote for him again according to the "new york times" they tend to be whited, they tend to be abortion voters. they tend to be against trump, not for biden, so, biden has failed to knit together a coalition that can actually support him and feel enthusiastic about it. and the reason claire mccaskill doesn't think this is real that the numbers don't add up because she lives in parallel universe to the one the rest of us live. in there are more voters than elites, take it to the bank. >> laura: new polling from cbs has trump leading biden by 5 points in arizona the white house is banking on one issue that can turned tide. >> arizona, we are looking at the issues of economy and in

karine jean-pierre. she sat back and said fin finally, someone else is worse.ith her popcorn saying jared, you need a binder, he should have brought your binder because that was not leveled bad i think. >> greg: get this, guy, he has no degrees of economics which negligible against him but should, i should hold -- but he went to the manhattan school of music and has a degree in get this, social welfare. that is the problem. nobody should have a degree in social welfare. >> i think is from colombia, i'm not even getting grandma and i think it's actually from columbia. >> greg: that might make sense. >> but he's the achieve! economist. top dog. number 1. the guy. >> at least the president is in full command so -- >> he's well aware and he's concerned. >> greg: you know what's funny is were still answer that -- why do you borrow money and then pay interest on it when you can just print money? i don't even know the answer to that but i'm not the chief freaking -- >> and this spring were going to circle -- >> isn't it crazy to think the previous guy was better with

mather.maria: there you go, anr muddled and weak message from white house press secretary karine jean-pierreinian refugees to america. a group demanded they end the plan to bring in gazan refugee, instead bring back the hostages held by hamas. they write we are not confident your administration can adequately vet the high risk population for vair terrorist ts and sympathizers before a admitting them to the united states. joining us now, congressman warren davidson. thank you for being here this morning. >> always an honor. thank you, maria what do you think? is this a real plan? it feels like if he were to bring gazans, palestinians from gaza to america now, isn't that suggesting he's responding in a positive way to these anti-israel protesters? >> i think absolutely. look, you can feel empathy for the fact that surely there's some peace loving people in gaza that would love to be he free from hamas but it does the exact wrong thing. you want those people to be protected in gaza so that gaza has a future and you want to extract the evil hamas leadership that is crushing the people of gaza an

at the time the documents were discovered in the president's possession, why is karine jean-pierre dodging transcripts are out there they have been out there and they have been released to the public, the public is it opportunity to hear from the president and what exactly the president said the attorney general made it clear that law enforcement like these need to be protected. >> the house judiciary and oversight to hold attorney general merrick garland in contempt of congress over his refers refusal to handover the audio republicans are holding their majority, a georgia appeals court is moving forward to hear arguments of fulton county fani willis should be removed from the election interference case she's been embroiled in controversy after it was revealed she had a romantic relationship with special prosecutor nathan wade she hung on while the judge wrote she could stay on if wade quit. now chop may have a chance of getting her disqualified, august was the earliest day it could be heard in it could take until the spring of 2025, high-tech changes to the vacated payment options america

yesterday karine jean-pierre said fundamentally they are are not the same. bad faith to say that. that's really all that we've been getting. they have not told us which university presidents the president has talked to or how much of this he has been consuming on tv like the rest of us. instead, they have just been telling us and assuring us he is being briefed in realtime. >> the president has not been silent on this issue when it comes to hate speech, anti-semitism. he launched the first-ever anti-semitism strategy to counter anti-semitism. something no other president did. we are going to continue to do the work. as the president is being kept regularly updated on what is happening, he is monitoring the situation closely. >> and that's critical. they are looking at this as something that president biden doesn't need to talk about every day. something crazy happens overnight on a college campus. they think he has such a strong record speaking out against anti-semitism. when you look at it. he does have a strong record, just not this week. he put out an anti-semitism plan for col

david, when i asked the white house press secretary, karine jean-pierre whether the ministration thinks student loan forgiveness leads to inflation, she argued that those who have their debt forgiven can contribute to the economy in other ways say by buying a house. that's the argument from the white house as they cancel more debt. david: all right, that's the excuse. grady, thank you very much. joining me is house administration committee chairman bryan steil. he's also house financial services committee and home depot and chrysler ceo bob nardeli. thank you, gentlemen, for coming in. congressman stile, how are the concerns that americans are having and how are they affected by this latest student loan bail out? >> student loan bail out is not only unfair and unconstitutional, it's politically but it's also inflationary. here's the worst part is it doesn't actually address the underlying problem, which is the high cost of education in the first place. so i think what most voters will do is they'll see right through what the admin vagues is doing and out trying to buy votes in the home

maria: a quick break the white house is getting desperate to pass the failed border bill as karine jean-pierredy to mission about president biden's executive power. ohio congressman warren davis is here with thoughts on that, the increase of chinese nationals crossing into america via the wide-open border, is coming up, stay with us. ♪ daughter: hey, dad. dad: hey, sweetheart. daughter: what are you doing? dad: i'm gonna clean the fence. daughter: it's a lot of fence. dad: you wanna help me? dad: aim at the wall, but get closer. daughter: (gasps) what the?! daughter: alright. dad: side to side. when you work with someone who knows a lot and cares even more... you can do this. ...you're unstoppable. (♪) wow... are you kidding me? you can do this. at truist, we believe the same is true for banking. when you need to prepare for unpredictable adventures... (gasp) you need weathertech. [hot dog splat.] laser measured floorliners front and rear. [drink slurp and splat.] (scream) seat protector to save the seats. [honk!] they're all yours! we're here! hey, i knew you were comin'... so i weatherteched

here's white house secretary karine jean-pierre. >> 15 house democrats wrote a letter to the president urging him to take executive action on immigration. is that something he's considering doing? >> the first day the president walked into the administration he took action, put forth had a comprehensive immigration plan. we know the immigration system has been broken for decades and a we need to address that. congress didn't take action. the president of mexico has led to actions to help mitigate what we're seeing. there's more actions to be taken. >> if that doesn't happen -- >> we'll look at all of the options as always. we don't have anything to share at this time. we'll continue to push for the senate bipartisan agreement, get what in the hands of the president so he can sign it. maria: jonathan, how rich is that, that kjp actually says that he took action on day one. let's talk about what he did. he overturned all of president trump's security a at the borde. and she says this with a straight face. >> the action he took was to open the border. maria: right. >> and the bill he's pr

the university of georgia to this because particularly at emory that is some controversy and karine jean-pierreking about that. some other news broke today which is the department of justice has emory university in its crosshairs or possible civil rights violations against muslim americans. a lot of america is asking where is the civil rights investigation into what has been going on regarding jewish students? >> i mean, it's just insane, john, thank you for having me on. it's typical of the biden administration, the spokesperson just talk for close to 2 minutes about this issue and i have no idea where they stand. the president when he should have said something and stood strong two weeks ago just did it last night. that is the problem with the administration. you don't have clarity. nobody knows where they stand and to have the justice apartment opening investigation, what they should have been doing over a week ago wasn't doing like us, standing with the president to keep the campus secure. to keep all students safe and to go after people who were trespassing and violating the law as well as

and remember, for years karine jean-pierre went to the podium and said the border is not broken. secure. you had secretary mayorkas testifying that they had operational control. oh, now it's suddenly broken? it's because the pictures and videos and the american people understand that when you pour ten, 15 million people into the country illegally there are consequences and they can see it for themselves in their own neighborhoods. >> julie: the press secretary refuses to call it a crisis. the house advanced a bill yesterday to repeal a law that allowed non-citizens to vote in local dc elections. it will upset a lot of legal voters out there. some democrats joined republicans. majority voted against it. the final tally 262-143. the d.c. law was passed in 2022 and survived a court challenge earlier this year. speaker johnson on this program yesterday warned of the national security threat of the law. let's watch that. >> that's a real problem because all you have to do is reside in the district of columbia for 30 days and you can participate in the election. that means russian spie

karine jean-pierre say gas is down by the excuse me housingon cost and cpi core inflation trying to feedothd ourselves and put a roof over our heads as close to 20%. "the wall street journal" hade, what they should be demonstrating. on the flip side to come at the biden voters, the hard-core biden voters who will vote for w hihim again according toe ab "the new york times" tend to be white, abortion voters and they tend to be against trump and not for biden. so biden has failed to knit together a coalition thaiastt cc actually support him and feel enthusiastic about him and the v recent claire mccaskill doesn't think the numbers are up is because she lives in aha parallel universe told the ones the rest of us. there are more voters than elites. take it to the bank. >> laura: it has trump leading by five points in arizona, but the white house is banking one one issue:is that it believes c> turn the tide., we >> arizona, we are looking at the issues of the economy and inflation driving the vote there.s ine is a part like 82% of voters and 78% say top of mind but all is arnot lost for presi

so karine jean-pierre, the press secretary, was asked about why joe biden isn't doing moreful watch.ble conversations] >> why should he have to do it unilaterally in why shouldn't we do it many in a legislative way? and let's not forget finish. >> [inaudible] undo some -- >> wait. so, you're right, he took many executive actions before. but in order to deal with what's happening at the border, you need legislation. you need it to happen in a bipartisan way. sean: and that's true, you need a bipartisan bill that secures the border. again, they have done nothing to sit down with republicans and figure out a policy that's truly going to secure the border. have they looked at the house's h.r. 2 that truly secures the border? they have refused to do anything because, to your point, they want these open borders. >> what she said is completely false. in 2018 the supreme court said current law exudes deference to the executive branch. president trump used his executive authority, he closed the border. biden used that exact same executive authority and opened it up. he has the authority, he j

that's what karine jean-pierre just blurted out inadvertently. sometimes the truth comes scrolling outs there when the democrats don't want it. >> the truth is inescapeable. maria: that's what hillary clinton said when she was on msnbc or somewhere, she said the choice should be clear, one guy is facing 91 indictments, the or guy is old but he has a good heart. i mean, something like that. right? they want to be able to say this is a convicted felon. >> yeah. because they've got nothing else to run on. they haven't got a record, haven't got a good candidate. the only thing they can run on is he's evil, you can't support him, he's a felon. maria: it's giving the media great excuses not to run the failures of the biden agenda because they're talking about trump on trial all day long. forget about talking about inflation being up 20% on joe biden's watch, or discussing the fact we're watching two wars play out and foreign policy and economic policy has failed. >> forget about how the united states walked out on afghanistan, forget about how the unit

stuart torte i want you to listen to peter doocy's education change with karine jean-pierre.at tape please. >> reporter: are you guys at the white house in full-blown freakout mode in. >> what are you talking about? >> reporter: there's a politico story, it sounds lightening democrats -- like democrats -- biden's stubbornly poor polling are creating a freakout. >> again, being mindful, i'm not going to comment on 2024 election. ly say this, the president has never forgotten where he come -- where he came from, who he is. he understands what the american people are going through as their sitting around the kitchen table. stuart: all right, karl. are the democrats really freak being out here as politico suggested? >> well, i think they have been behind the scenes deeply concerned about the progress of the biden campaign for months and, yes, they are freaking out because it's not getting better, and the things that the president's campaign are doing like yesterday's stunt are not helping. look, take a look at the polls. in the battle ground states, the six battleground states, b

also karine jean-pierre was asked today why biden hasn't said more about the protests and she said he'sing the situation. and i think that's almost worse than a nonanswer because he is seeing what is going on and choosing not to say anything. again, deputy press secretary 's are great, i was one, it's a great job, but that is definitely not the commander in chief. the terrible things they were pushing this morning before newsroom got started, talking but as a more gazan refugees in america and more student debt relief. so read the room, guys. >> greg: can't expect him to read a room when he cannot really tell a counter. pause. >> greg: pause. if you think these pro-hamas college kids are bad, wait until joe biden dumps the "real ones" in your neighborhood, exclamation point. ♪ ♪ (psst! psst!) ahhh! with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily gives you long lasting non-drowsy relief. flonase all good. also, try our allergy headache and nighttime pills. to abandon their pets. those pets often end up in shelters that euthanize them after just a few days. but we'r

peter doocy pressed karine jean-pierre about it and whether biden is concerned about how these protests impact his 2024 race. watch. >> is he that worried be about losing the vote with the protesters? >> the president has taken a lot of policy actions here that he knows that young people care about and a lot of those actions are popular with those young folks whether it's giving a little bits of breathing room to student debt relief, the president understands how important it is to deal with that issue, climate change, something that they care about. maria: she did not answer the question. we're waiting for president biden to say something about this. the president you announced he's approving $6 billion in student debt relief, impacting 3 p hundred thousand borrowers who attended art colleges, biden forgiving $160 billion of debt. former president trump is you accusing biden of trying to buy votes from young people. >> joe biden got he rejected last year by the united states supreme court on his student loan program so that what he wanted to do is buy votes. now, the problem with that