kellyanne, let's start with you. your reaction to this back and forth and what we see going on on the masks. you heard the president say people should do what they want to do and jen psaki holding the line on we're still waiting for the cdc to make this declaration. >> the white house is ambiguous and opaque on an issue where you saw people really excited while they're sitting on the planes to rip off the masks. you know, martha, this started with democratic governors last fall. governor polis of california said stop telling people what to wear. and the democratic governor of missouri has turned on biden with the vaccine mandates and masks. if you have confusion on a public health and science matter from the white house, it turns into political science. if you want to wear a mask still, wear a mask. nobody is stopping you from doing that as a personal choice. i find it just unbelievable that yesterday on air force one jen psaki said that public health decisions should be made by public health experts, not the courts.

kellyanne, is it pete buttigieg? because i don't think that's going to work either. >> he sort of ruined himself by going into this administration's cabinet and saying this other crazy stuff. i know pete buttigieg is a smart guy. he speaks many languages. he doesn't make sense when he speaks to america -- >> sean: just buy an electric car. >> seriously, sean, it'll be so easy for the vice president of the united states, a female at that, to take on children saying you'll do something on education, the drug crisis, stuff will america will say, great, that's a nonpartisan issue. they gave her a russian title to work on the southern border. she's a border czar and she went one time. don't believe us. believe her staff. 11 high-profile people, director of speechwriter, national security adviser, they're all gone. these are dream jobs, and she's turned them into a nightmare. very frightening. >> sean: besides kamala harris and pete buttigieg, who are the top potential democratic nominees? reince? last question. real quick

kellyanne, where to start.re so many serious aspects to what was reported on with what is going on at our border and joe biden is in seattle on earth day talking about electric tanks. i don't know how to square that circle. >> none of this makes any sense. go to seattle, roughly 4700-mile round-trip, emitting enough carbon that represents about eight americans carbon output for the year, through air force one, and then to not even memorize a couple of good lines, to not even be able to be conversant or compelling or persuasive or memorable, joe biden talks like that every single day for free without going anywhere except walking down to the residence in the white house. we didn't need him to go across the country. and by the way, where is he tonight? he is going back for his 33rd trip to delaware. he has spent 25% of his presidency at operation wilmington at home. that will be fine except why didn't he stop off in philly and say you know what, here in pennsylvania doesn't look like it but you are living in a bo

press secretary jen psaki and former senior advisor to the trump administration kellyanne conway took part in the conversation, which was hosted by the bipartisan policy center. [indiscernible chatter] jason: good evening, everyone. i'm the president of the bipartisan policy center. it is a delight along with the white house correspondent's to welcome you tonight. nice to be with people. this is going to be a really great event, but it is also important to us because we are also announcing a new initiative , led by dr. troy. much-deserved. i would like to kind of set the stage for this. it is nice for all to be here at the decatur house. a little over 20 years ago when several of us came together to start the now by policy partisan center, we did it next-door in the quirky little grange building on the sixth floor. very narrow building. it is satisfying to think back. the bipartisan center has about 150 proud republicans, democrats, and independence to work every day to smile at each other and then try to help the country succeed. at the same time, it is humbling to look at the bitter

jen psaki and kellyanne conway took part in the conversation which was posted -- posted by the bipartisan policy center. [indiscernible chatter] >> well, good evening, everyone. i am the president of the bipartisan policy center. it is the delight, along with the washington correspondents association to welcome you tonight. it is nice to be with people. this jason: take your seats. [indiscernible chatter] jason: well, good evening, everyone. i am the president of the bipartisan policy center. it is the delight, along with the washington correspondents association to welcome you tonight. it is nice to be with people. this will be a great event. it is important because we are announcing a new initiative, the leadership initiative led by dr. kennedy troy [applause] much-deserved. so, look, to set the stage for this, it is nice to be here. a little over 20 years ago when several of us came together to start the bipartisan policy center, we did it next-door in the quirky building on the sixth floor, a very narrow building. it is gratifying to think back 20 years later now the bipartisan policy

kellyanne isnn people to judge because i don't think that's going to work either. in >>g well, he sort of ruineddm himself by going intoin this administration's cabinet and saying this other crazy stuff. i know peopleeg judge is a smart guy who speaks eight languages but he doesn't seem to make much sensese to the rest of h america when he tells his bio electric carsca and you know but but seriously speaking a couple of things. it be so easy for the vice president, united states hifemale at that to take on children to say i'm going to do something about education, the drug crisis stuff for america. i'll say okay, great. a that's a nonpartisan issue reading a bipartisan support. she doesn't even try. they gave her asi russian titlee to work on the southern border. she's aa border czar and she went one time her bosses on no times don't believeve us believe her staff 11 high profilese people director, speechwriter and communicator and national security adviser, they're all gone. these are dream jobs and she turned them into a nightmare. very frightening besides kamala

kellyanne conway, we will give you the final word. >> don't overestimate how much

bush, kellyanne conway, who broke the glass ceiling is the campaign manager for donald trump, served four years with the front receipt to the trump administration. matt mccarty, kindergarten friend of bill clinton, welcome back. chief of staff to president bill clinton and jay carney, former deer chief and press secretary to vice president joe biden and president barack obama. thank you for being with us. lisa down. -- please sit down. [applause] wow, what a panel. thank you for being with us. the only question i have given in advance is to share with the audience the one decision by the president you work for during the time you were in the white house, so i will have you go down the list to give the decision, then we will come back for the back story, so josh, we begin with you, the decision george w. bush made during your time is chief of staff. josh: ok, and thank you for giving us the question in advance. [laughter] it did not require much thought in my case. first of all, thank you to the council for the great work that you do, not just for bringing this kind of thing together,

kellyanne, good to see you. the ongoing scandal involving joe biden and their syndicate family business. candidate biden repeatedly said over and over unequivocally that he never one time even communicated a single instance with his son about his foreign business partners. the reality could be nothing further from the truth. in fact, joe and hunter were pictured together with hunter's mexican business partners. the pair was also pictured together with hunter's business partners, the burisma partners. hunter lamented to one mexican associate that he hadn't received anything of value after bringing "every single person you ever asked me to bring to the bleeping white house and the vice president's house on the inauguration." what did you expect in return, hunter? it emails hundred complain about having to give half the salary to his father. hunter paid for the upkeep. we are learning a government watchdog is asking the u.s. attorney to investigate $54 million in donations from china to the university of pennsylvan

kellyanne, where to start? there's so many serious aspects to what was reported on withd what's going on at our borderid and joe biden's in seattle on earths day talking about electric tanks. i don't know how to i square that circle while he went near the canadian border anyway and none of this makes any sense to anyone, in fact, to go any and talk all the way togh seattle, roughly forty seven hundred mile roundly trip emitting enough carbon t that represents about eight americans carbon output for the year through air force one and then two, not even memorize a couple of good lines to not even be able tors be conversant or compelling or persuasive or memorable. joe biden talks like that every single day for free without going anywhere and walking down to the residence in the whiteid house. we didn't need him to goee acros the country and by the way, where is he tonight? he's going back for his third tripac to delaware. he has spent 25% of his presidency on operation wilmington at home. that would be fine excep

kellyanne conway, we will give you the final word. >> don't overestimate how much you and your colleagues and a president can get done by this friday. underestimate how much he can get done in the next 1, 2, 3 months. i think there is always this rush to solve, to fix, to do, to make better, to check the box off the list. i think the longview is very important when it comes to policymaking and presidential power. from my own perspective, with the gravity and responsibility with these jobs must come a certain degree of humility. don't forget for whom you are working. the oath is not to the president. the oath is not to a political party. the oath is to the constitution. you are serving the people. that is very humbling to realize that a decision this way or that way affects so many people's lives. if you don't feel that way and you are in one of these jobs, you should think about moving on. there are other places and spaces where you belong and you will be compensated and appreciated. keeping the humility and remembering why you are there. but then also taking the long view. try to do that

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kellyanne conway, who broke the glass ceiling. matt mclarty who was kindergarten friends with bill clinton. and jay carney, and press secretary to president obama. please sit down. wow, what a panel. the only question i have given in advance is to share with the audience the one-story, the one decision by the president you worked for during the time you were in the white house. josh, the decision that george w. bush made. >> it didn't require much thought of my case. first of all, thank you to the bipartisan policy council for the great work that you do. not just for bringing this together, but the work you do all the time. josh bolten: the decision that sticks out of my mind. i served all eight years in the george w. bush white house. i saw a lot of consequential decisions being made. the ones in which i was most intimately involved were in the three years that i served as chief of staff from 2006-2009. the one that stuck out to me was a decision that the president made in the midst of the financial crisis to go to congress and s

kellyanne conway is a former counselor to president trump.iblical. >> it was nice to the democratic strategist to evoke religion for once. of course, they know what is happening. it's not just a biden problem. it is a democrat problem. they don't have a messaging problem they have a fact problem. allowing all-time border crossings. they are failing in ukraine. and there is no good news in any of the polling for joe biden and democrats literally on every issue, jesse, every major issue crime, inflation, immigration, the economy overall. joe biden is over 60% disapprove. that's really hard to do especially when you have an international conflict. usually people rally around the flag. his approval rating has gone down 20 points in ear i don't. he is down 18 points among voters of color. 16 points women age 50. down 15 points 18 to 34-year-olds who resoundedly favored him. independence are gone. i think democrats are. people who call themselves independence don't like government or washington creature of washington and they are no longer aligned

. >> sandra: we will ask kellyanne conway that in a few moments when she joins us, and dr. nicole, and if you cannot watch it, set your dvr and watch it later today. >> a live look at the pentagon and the white house, expect an update from both briefing rooms on the war on ukraine, this as russia prepares for an offense in the eastern part of ukraine. sandra, hope you had a good long weekend. >> sandra: thank you, john. ukrainian president zelenskyy is warning of a deadly new phase of the war in luhansk and donetsk. russia is amassing troops to launch attack on the donbas region. >> john: it comes after russian forces were left with stiff resistance in areas near kyiv, putin's air campaign continues to hit, saying tens of thousands in mariupol could be dead in that city alone. >> sandra: in-depth analysis from the former u.s. ambassador in ukraine, but alex hogan has the latest on the ground in lviv for us. hi, alex. >> russia is doubling down on the east with new visuals of troops on the move, satellite images of an eight-mile long russian convoy filled with hundreds of ar

kellyanne, great to see you.n we come back to our own sara carter with an investigative's includes a report from the border, numerous migrants on the government's terror watch list were arrested trying to sneak into the country under biden's watch, and we weren't really told the truth. we've got to the straight ahead. ♪ ♪ your worst allergy symptoms, including nasal congestion, with powerful claritin d, so you can breathe better. feel the clarity and make today the most wonderful time of the year. claritin d. ♪ ♪ >> sean: just like we have been showing on this program night after night, border security, that is national security, and the devastating consequences of the biden open borders agenda, they are worsening every day. i mean, we set another record in march because get this, fox's own bill melugin has obtained a new document from congressman chip roy's office showing a questionnaire answered by the department of homeland security revealing there has been 42 people on our terror watch list apprehended at the

kellyanne conway and mark penn.h of you. mark, you dive into these numbers and try to see patterns and figure it out. how would you explain that number about americans thinking the president doesn't care about them? >> well, i think the president has lost one of his key attributes which was always likeability whether people favored his policies or not, he did have this image of being a kind of a likable uncle joe, you know, ice cream joe, kind of friendly. i think he has lost that. i think it has been replaced by a sterner, angrier figure who can generate numbers like this. >> bill: interesting. kellyanne, i don't know if you agree with mark. what would explain that? what do you see or do you see something different? >> i do agree. 30 years after bill clinton said to america i feel your pain, many americans think biden is causing their pain. pain at the pump and grocery store, the southern border and there is a feeling of insecurity and uncertainty. when you lay that over the cratering of his personal attributes inc

the press secretary jen psaki and former senior advisor to the trump administration kellyanne conway took part in the conversation which was hosted by the bipartisan policy center. >> good evening everyone. i am the president oe

former a, kellyanne, i'll startt with you tonight because you're a pollster and you're great at a your job and you we've known each other fors, twenty seven years for crying out loud f and you look at every single poll, the lowest approval, rating depending on which poll it isth that they've ever had, you know, culminating with a 33% approval rating with quinnipiac and is there anything that they could do within the range that they have and that is keeping the climate alarmists religious cult happy because i don't see anything that they can do on the economy t or on the borders that will satisfy the base of this new democratic party, which means he's in a box. he's got toth justot hope and py that things get better and that's not usually how it works. it doesn't workalal that way. f shawn, people won't vote foren you if they feel like you're not listening to themot or not i connecting with him. and he's clearly not he's down in the polls among suburbanom women key toen his victory in twenty twenty among independents, key to his victoryctor and young peoplp who overwhelmingly voted for

kellyanne, seriously, they're afraid as peter does. he's not afraid to ask anyai question and he's notd afraid to spar with jen psaki. soso why would these same i'm sorry there's a delay that same article said how boring it h is now to be a white house press corps reporter under president biden. but i take objection with that.j they want th to pretend everybody is bored. i think everybody's just routinely lied to inflation or transitory. the border surge is seasonal. afghanistans out offtr control. no americans will be stranded there. we're going to kill the virus this guy inherited three vaccines ready to go into the arm from president trump and instead is phase three variants and we're stillea dealing with covid. so c these aren't gaffes, john.e this is not missing.s this is not disinformation. these are lies. and i think what we really need is not someone with a russiane title for disinformation, which is pretty funny, calling her the disinformation czar. what we really need is credible and complete information from cabinet secretar

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los kellyanne conway and when she's here. more and more economists predicting a recession.roberts and me as america reports top of the hour. >> actors johnny depp and amber heard are set to face off in a major defamation trial that is underway in virginia. johnny depp is suing his ex-wife for $50 million and she has counter suing for a hundred million dollars. he claims she defamed him when she wrote about surviving domestic abuse anna column that does not mention a bye names. to read it in 2182 years after seeking a domestic violence restraining order against death. in that op-ed she wrote i spoke up against sexual violence and faced our culture's wrath. that has to change. so, carly, this trial is underway. as crowds outside of the court house. what if he shows up as other parts the caribbean, or urgent 21 jump street? to be super awesome. they're supposed to be a superstar hooded studded witness -- >> that we might be privy to. a lot of flights between l.a. and regina come over this trial is being held. witnesses include elon musk. as amber heard's ex-boyfriend, also jam

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kellyanne, do you thinkmp the trump endorsed rent of oz was a mistake? well, president trump's endorsement in these republican primarieses is a highly sought after and deeply consequential piece of o political currency so many people wanted. they make the trek to m w demonstrate a say i am asking making their case. here's what i i think about it. i thinki thin it confused many republicans and conservatives in pennsylvania because have seen us in his own words on video about against for abortion. praising hillary clinton is one of the most brilliant women ,smartest women he's ever meto being for obamacare and so on . and so forth. but a trump endorsement and even waving the american t flag doesn't make you donaldau trump. donald trump won notse h becausl he was a celebrity like dr. oz.w he won because he did the work.t he went out, talked about trade policy he took on china on your network every monday morningry u for years. and actually, you know, trump did something that i don't think he was doing, which is yours, donald trump, laura for most of his adu

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kellyanne, start with you now. i watched this interview with solinsky. i watched it very closely.i thoo i actually thought for the first time probably over a decade at least 60 minutes actually did a decent segment, but it was zelenskyy strength that made the segment and his resolve, the fact that he didn't get it on a private jet get asylum in some other country and take, you know, cash and precious metals outin with them. he's there fighting for his country. are pretty high that he may not make it through this, but he's telling the world this is what is goingh on here.er pay attention. it's about good and evil at this point. yes. and he's calling out these fancy title committees atees n the u.n.at for nato for not helping for really looking the other way in the facece o of trd tragedy. . and you know, sean, itagedy. sos so fun for us to ridiculedi joe bidencu and his inability to lead,pe to speak, to inspire, to have a plan to show compassion. guess what ? it's worse than that . he's back in the basement. he just spent his one hundredhe and sixteen tod

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thank you kellyanne. hello, pennsylvania. thank you all for the very well warren welcome. and to our friend congressman smucker for joining us today. love you. i love you, too. thank you. before i begin, thank you for all the love and support you gave us when our family was diagnosed with covid-19. we are all feeling so much better now. thanks to healthy living. and some of the amazing therapeutic options available in our country. thank you again for your well wishes. tear our country has felt the facts of global pandemic. like many of you i have experienced the first 10 effects of covid-19. not only is a patient but as a worried mother and wife. i know there are many people who have lost loved ones or no people who have been forever impacted by the silent enemy. my family's thoughts and prayers are with all of you. through these difficult time. we all know the american spirit is stronger than this virus. we have proven that we can and will overcome this unexpected challenge. thank you to all who have stepped up and helped in these uncertain time. to the front line workers

kellyanne conway gave up her detail she wasn't thrilled but it was the right thing to do. >> added certainou have tot make choices. >> he wanted to remove the post. >> the underground security. >> what rise and fall's because he didn't like the fact you ran over them to make that unpleasant noise. >> so to me the thing that i suppose i should not be surprised but the president was so concerned about the look of the people around him for four years was his concern there were overweight people on security detail. i want fat guy is off of my detail is an actual quotation from president trump he said it as if he was concerned they would not be in shape to protect himes but you cannot help to think that the president who is like the casting director for the administration and chief is thinking people who don't look the image i want them to look after you said about the hollywood image and they were banished from his detail. >> you have drawn such a beautiful through line that worries me about the service and why and wrote the book president trump takes over at a time when the services recoverin

. >> "jesse watters primetime" tonight kellyanne conway, dan bongino, psychedelic tiger woods cycle deltoads. >> bret: broking tonight a suspect is in custody following an assault on a brooklyn subway train that left 10 people shot. 62-year-old frank james was arrested by patrol officers this afternoon on a street corner following a crime stoppers tip. authorities are calling tuesday's incident a terrorist attack now. correspondent bryan llenas live tonight in brooklyn with the latest and our top story, good evening, brian. >> bret, good evening. frank james is now

senior advisor kellyanne conway said biden is losing his own party. >> they feel like you are not listeningthem and not connecting with them. he is down in the polls among women, with the victory in 2020 key to victory, independence and young people. who overwhelmingly voted for him in 2020. they have predirt, cratered on key issues. joe biden the only thing declining more of the approval rating is joe biden. >> details on the ledge operation into the covid pandemic origin. >> todd: no definitive answer over two years the g.o.p. is looking to dig in onto probe. brooke singman with the details, hey brooke. >> good morning, guys house republicans looking for answers on the origin of covid-19. the latest step in their investigation comes after "vanity fair" report with stuff taken by the nonprofit eco-health alliance and its president peter divert attention from frisky u.s. government funded for allergy research in wuhan, china. illiterate to help g.o.p. lawmakers "according to "vanity fair," immediately engaged in a cover-up of the origin of covid-19." they wrote a work in concert to present

especially those in the communities like henley the congressman, kyrsten sinema, mark kellyanne others are saying stop this don't remove title 42. this is going to get far worse. steve: when they say that the far left says no, no, no you've got to keep it where the progressive activist it's total chaos it's unbelievable. what are you hearing? you think they will lift it what you think they're going to do? >> i thought they might put a stop to it with the pressure that is coming from the border. but it is really a tossup right now, steve. we really don't know if the bi demonstrations going to do for there is a recent report that possibly the biden administration was going to kyiv into the special interest groups and resend it title two that be may 23. i've got to tell you coming from biden's own dhs the warning is 18000 people plus a day pouring into the country. you're going to see more deaths. to go to see more concerns prevent people from all over the world crossing through panama right now, i'm getting reports of people from afghanistan come from somalia, from china making their way

press secretary jen psaki, kellyanne conway, and former obama press secretary jay carney are among the speakers. that is live from the bipartisan policy center at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or our free video app, c-span now. ♪ >> middle and high school students participated in c-span's student documentary competition. we ask the question, how does the federal gover

others give them up, kellyanne conway gave hers up because she cared, she wasn't thrilled about it but she gave it up because it's the righttau thing to. >> at a certain place you have to make choices. he mentioned the president wanting to remove movable posts up and down. >> underground security that rises and falls mckee didn't like the fact that he ran over them, they made an unpleasant noise. to me that think i suppose i shouldn't be surprised but the president was so concerned about the look of the people around him for four years was his concern there were overweight people on the security detail. i want these guys off my detail is an actual quote from president trump. he said it because he was concerned they wouldn't be in the shape to protect him, a physical aspect but you can't help but think the president like the casting director for his administration and chief isi thinking people who don't look the image i want back to the beginning of the conversation about the hollywood service on this. >> you drawn a line that worries me about the service in part of the reason i wrote t

also half the country do not believe him, either to democrat senators like kellyanne manchin sellingr to biden got to boost energy production. take on the putin price hike then, congresswoman. >> absolute absurd. first of all white was shut down the keystone pipeline? where we not allowing the exploration with a safe, responsible, regulated natural gas drilling in new york or we have abundant reserves for the democrats control albany. all biden has to just pick up the phone. all nancy has to do is pick up the phone, call governor and kathy and let us drill let us have some prosperity back to our community. let us drill around the country great stop pushing the natural gas industry in the oil industry we are not going to have sustainable and reliable energy the most important thing about energy is reliability. we do not have reliable energy were going to need for many, many decades to come. it is worse than theirs or jimmy carter but i remember those years i am that old i remember being in gas lines and having even a license plate or an odd license plate to decide if you could purchas

wednesday, conversation on the modern presidency, with kellyanne conway from the trump white house and from the obama administration, jay carney. watch this week on c-span, or on c-span now, our free mobile video app. also head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video, live or on-demand, anytime. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> middle and high school students participated in c-span's student documentary competition when we asked the question -- how does the federal government impact your life? all month we are featuring the winning entries. our first prize middle school winner is an eighth grader from isaac newton graham middle school in mountain view, california, where c-span is available through comcast. their winning entry is titled "stigma-free nation: pathway to paty

. >> "jesse watters primetime" tonight kellyanne conway, dan bongino, psychedelic tiger woods cycle del psychedelictoads. >> bret: bongino and toads. >> bret: broking tonight a suspect is in custody following an assault on a brooklyn subway train that left 10 people shot. 62-year-old frank james was arrested by patrol officers this afternoon on a street corner following a crime stoppers tip. authorities are calling tuesday's incident a terrorist attack now. correspondent bryan llenas live tonight in brooklyn with the latest and our top story, good evening, brian. >> bret, good evening. frank james is now in federal custody. he faces terrorism charges for allegedly attacking a mass transit system and, if convicted. he could be sentenced to life in prison. the 62-year-old was processed by the nypd just a short time ago and handed to the fbi for allegedly shooting 10 people and injuring some 19 others. >> we use every resource at our disposal to gather and process significant evidence that directly links mr. james to the shooting. we were able to shrink his world quickly. there was nowhere

kellyanne, give up her deacon tell she wasn't thrilled about but she gave it up because it was the right thing to do. >> it some point you got to make choices pretty mention the president wanting to static changes the fentanyl that. he wanted to remove those movable posts to back the underground gates that rise and fall. >> you do not the fact that we run over them they made it unpleasant noise or it was a little jarring. to me, the thing i suppose i should not be surprised about because the president was so concerned about the look of the people around him for four years was the concern they were overweight people on the security detail. i want these fat guys off my detail is an actual quote from president trump. he said it because he was concerned job in the shape to protect emperor there's a physical aspect of it. you cannot help but think the president was a casting director for his administration and chief is thinking, people who do not look the image i want them to look. back to it since the beginning of the conversation with the hollywood image of the service they were banished fr

shades of yesterday. >> dana: let's bring in kellyanne conway and mark penn.ant to start with the whole mask mandate thing. most opposed reinstating mask mandate from march 28. opposed 62%. the other thing about this announcement in philly is the most of the country was going to move toward loong at hospitalizations, not just cases. i think this is a sleeper issue about the lockdowns, about school and learning loss and it's permanent mating everything. not just about having to wear the mask but kicking the can down the road on planes. do you think that this whole covid memory is going to be deep in what voters are thinking about come november? >> it has been a very sicko public when it comes to mask mandates. they were for them before they were against them. so i think they think that government went a little overboard here but cases are going back up and this has been a very volatile issue. when cases go back up i think you will see the public swing again because there is still significant covid fear out there even if the disease has moderated a great deal. >

[laughs] >> as coined by kellyanne conway [laughs] how we would fly under the radar as you go to theset this out, these interview with these people seemingly that have no idea who you are, your intentions. >> well, it is interesting we didn't get stopped a couple times yesterday at the rally and it kind of blew my mind. a lot of people stopped us and said we love your videos, and i was like we are at a trump rally right now, this is so bizarre. but they probably didn't associate with some of the extreme views that some of the other people have, or they were just there to have a good time. i. guess >> we like to hope people kind of get it or try to show some of the beliefs, the wild beliefs that are out there -- recognized will say to their fans. we'll see a far that takes. as >> well, there happens to be people that were not fans of. so, yeah. but khakis in a buttoned down hopefully get you a long way in this world, actually i think. >> -- thank you guys always. anytime you get any of these rallies please do come back and share with us some of the stuff you guys get there. we appreciat

jen psaki, kellyanne conway, and jay carney are among the speakers. that is live from the bipartisan policy center at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or our free video app, c-span now. >> next, wally adeyemo shares his thoughts on the global economy, the impact of sanctions levied against russia for its invasion of ukraine. the peterson institute for international economics hosted the event. >> hello, everyone, and welcome back to the peterson institute for international economics. i am the institute's president and it is my privilege to host wally adeyemo, the deputy secretary of the treasury of the united states. he is a notable public servant who we are delighted to welcome back to the peterson institute if only virtually. he will be giving an update heading into the upcoming g7, g20 spring meetings on the situation with sanctions of russia's invasion of ukraine where he and the u.s. treasury , are playing a pivotal role. just a word of my biography, wally, he has been the deputy secretary since march of last year. he served in the obama w

it is one thing for the senators from arizona, mark kellyanne kyrsten sinema to be upset about this.he front line. why is senator maggie hassan is up for reelection in new hampshire, sheet signing onto this letter? i think the reason is in fact the politics of move so strongly against the democrats. this is been going on for two years. people are sitting at home all over the united states watching these awful images coming of people waiting across the rio grande river, mothers with their children, children alone, criminals they are saying this is bad policy played the biden administration is in charge of the border right now. and so i think people are saying in opinion polls they want something changed. these democrats are worried they are going to get tagged with that in november and they should be. paul: very briefly any any to say we donated title 42 we will keep remain and mexico? i feel like they have no choice of politically but to repeal the policy. but when they see a record search of migrants over the summer it's very possible they will propose some kind of stopgap to bring