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

juan williams, kellyanne conway, thank you. see you soon. president biden about to meet with pentagon leaders at the white house as ukraine's president said he could have already defeated putin if the united states and allies, nato allies had sent more military aid sooner. >> if we had access to all the weapons which need which our partners have and comparable to those by the russian federation, we have ended this wear and restored peace and liberated our territory. this is the superiority of the ukrainian military and tactics and wisdom is quite obvious. >> martha: we'll have general jack keane's response to that from the ukraine president in a moment. first to mark meredith live at the pentagon. hi, mark. >> good afternoon. pentagon officials said they were told about a new icbm weapon. it's believed to have nuclear weapons and evade the more advanced missile systems technologies. the video was fascinating. showed the weapons test itself but russian president putin overseeing it. putin is calling it unique and will give his country securit

presidency with cedric richmond and jen psaki of the biden administration, kelly and conway -- kellyanne conway, and others. head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video live or on-demand. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> academic censorship testifieg this to our 15 minute hearing -- 2 hour and 15 minute hearing.

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

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

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

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 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

we'll tell who quit this time and kellyanne conway ranks. [indiscernible] we'll preview that at the show, we have a big announcement. stay with us. claritin provides non-drowsy symptom relief from over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens, day after day. feel the clarity - and make today the most wonderful time of the year. live claritin clear. >> sean: more trouble tonight for the vice president's office as kamala harris' deputy chief of staff is headed for the exits. in just the latest key staff departure and according to new numbers from rasmussen, only 40% of voters have a favorable view of harris. whopping 50% of voters don't feel she's qualified for her job. here is the vice president's response when asked about joey's blunders abroad. pay close attention. follow the bouncing ball and see if you hear an answer here. this is a test. take a look. >> when the president was there, um, he gave a speech in warsaw. it was well-received by many, but he also said something i think was received well by some but kind of surprised others. he said vlad

presidency with cedric richmond and jen psaki of the biden administration, kelly and conway -- kellyanne conway, and others. head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video live or on-demand. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> academic censorship testifieg this to our 15 minute hearing -- 2 hour and 15 minute hearing. >> good morning and welcome to everyone for today's hybrid hearing. pursuant to house rules some people will be in person and others appearing on zoom. for members appearing rightly know you are familiar with. have your cameras turned on at all times, have your microphone muted. you can just unmute your mike and tell me. we will begin the hearing in just a moment when they tell me they are ready to begin the livestream and hello to all of our wonderful witnesses that have joined us. this will be a really important hearing for america. good morning, thank you to all of our witnesses for joining us today. thank you to all the members per dissipating, we are in the middle of vote so there will be a little bit back-and-forth congressional style. i am

. >> 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

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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,

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 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

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here with reaction, former senior counselor to president trump, kellyanne conway. along the former trump white house chief of staff reince priebus. kellyanne, start with you. i watched this interview with zelenskyy. watched it closely. i thought for the first time probably in over a at least "60 minutes" did a decent segment but it was zelenskyy's strength that made this segment and his resolve. the fact that he didn't get on a private jet, get asylum in some other country and take cash in precious metals with him. he is their fighting for his country. the odds are pretty high that he may not make it through this. but he's telling the world this is what is going on here. pay attention. it's about good and evil at this point. >> yes and he is calling out these fancy title committees of the u.n. and nato for not helping. really looking the other way in the face of genocide and tragedy. sean, it sounds so fun for us to ridicule joe biden and his inability to lead, to speak, to inspire, to have a plan, show compassion. but guess what. it's worse than that. he is back in

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

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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

joining us with reaction's former senior counselor to president trump, kellyanne conway. founder clay travis peer and fox news contributor charlie hurt. kellyanne, where to start. there are 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

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

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

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. >

all right come here with reaction from a former senior advisor to president trump, kellyanne conway comeng with former arkansas governor mike huckabee. kelly and, i will start with you because you are a pollster, and you are great at your job and we have known each other for 27 years, for crying out loud, and you look at every single poll and the lowest approval rating they've ever had culminating 33% approval with quinnipiac. is there anything that they can 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 or on the borders that will satisfy the base of this new democratic party, which means these -- he's got to hope and pray things get better and that is not usually how it works. >> it doesn't work that way, sean, people won't vote for you if they feel like you are not listening to them and not connecting with them and he is clearly not. he is down in the polls amongst suburban women, key to his victory in 2020, independents, and young people who overwhelmingly voted for him

[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

eastern, a conversation on the modern presidency with cedric richmond and jen psaki, kellyanne conway from the obama administration jay carney. what's next week on c-span or on our free mobile video app. to stream video live on demand anytime, c-span, your unfiltered view of government. announcer: house speaker nancy pelosi talked about voting rights, the invasion of ukraine and public service at the lyndon baines johnson library in austin, texas. this was the first empress event since the pandemic -- this was the first in person event at the library since the pandemic. ♪ >> i am the vice chairman of the lbj library and foundation, and i want to welcome each and every one of you here. i can think of no more appropriate program for us to have in person for the first program in two years at this auditorium. presen

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plan to end the illegal immigration restrictions known as title 42, former trump senior advisor kellyanne conway with this. >> so many of the great policies that trump/pence passed being unraveled and mr. vice president i would like to say it's an ideological disagreement but most days it is spite and spite is no way to run a country. >> harris: jacque. >> the president is facing criticism on multiple fronts. the white house took a lot of questions on the federal investigation of the president's son hunter that appears to be speeding up somehow. homeland security secretary was grilled on capitol hill yesterday and back again today. facing a lot of questions about how unprepared the department is to handle this coming surge of migrants at the border when title 42 is lifted. even a lot of democrats in the president's party are breaking with the administration on their decision to lift title 42. now there is this announcement of a significant economic slowdown. the u.s. economy shrinking by 1.4% in the first quarter of this year. the president explained saying last quarter's growth estimate was aff

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

, here with reaction is fox news contributor joe concha counsel counselor to president trump kellyanne conway. he good toy' see you both. 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

laura ingraham telling kellyanne conway that it was a mistake.e election was stolen or do you not? how can democrats seize on this moment? >> i think democrats need to remind voters, democracy is on the ballot. we know the election wasn't fraudulent, and they're trying to undermine the democratic norms as a whole. >> you end your piece by saying, democrats face considerable headwinds, but trump's terrible misjudgment could save the democrat it is, and perhaps free the gop from the death grip. that's talking about how this country is defending democracy, right? in this mid temperature election, it's a feet for democracy, the legitimacy of this country's election. the question is, is that louder than the economy? is that louder than inflation? what so many voters are worried about. is that louder than whatever you say voters are angry about after two years of president biden? to be a king maker, you have to make kings, right? we've seen a lot of time in the midterm elections, in trump's midterm election, even in 2020, that trump inch doesn't necess

all right here with reaction, former senior counsel to president trump kellyanne conway along with formerio arkansas governor mike huckabee. 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 suburban

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g joining me now is kellyanne conway, former senior counselor to president trump and author of here's the deal. orsed the she also endorsed his challenger, one of them, dave mccormick in this race. 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 e

there's a lot of avenues about, this here's kellyanne conway talking about the politics of this. >> murphynew jersey. he barely won by three points, a state that joe biden carried by 16. if you listen to the parents, they say i'm a life-long democrat. i believe with this, that with the democrats and align with them but nothing is more important than my kids. >> martha: your a former democrat, congressman. you think this has an impact on party affiliation? >> absolutely. it's one of the many reasons and i won't go in to the long list. i can't memorize it all it's so long. this democratic party is not the party that used to be. as i said many times and many other people have said, i didn't leave the democratic party. the democratic party left me. i would never want to think this would happen to my children. by the way, some of these kids are going to be forced somehow or pushed in to believing things that they normally wouldn't. let them play, let them learn, let them learn math and all the things that are important. as you pointed out, let's get competitive. i want the u.s.a. to be number 1

not dave mccormick who hope hicks and people like kellyanne conway were hoping he would support.ident did wrong in going with dr. oz. listen. >> confused many republicans and conservatives in pennsylvania because they have seen oz in his own words on video about, abortion, praising hillary clinton as one of the most brilliant women, smartest women he has ever met and being for obamacare so on and so forth. trump endorsement and waving the american flag doesn't make you donald trump. >> brian: do you think the president made a mistake in not going with dave mccormick or right move endorsing dr. oz? >> clearly, when you are look at a lot of these primaries right now that we have they get very intense internally. i talked to many of my colleagues in the pennsylvania delegation and the members of congress from pennsylvania have been split have mcoz and half with mccormick. they get passionate against each other on. that was that's how primaries are you see trump weighing in for oz. he is not the only one. sean hannity had endorsed oz as well as other conservatives. you have got conse

i think it was kellyanne conway -- no, it was not.nica crowley yesterday who wondered she was former treasury official from this show. she wondered if elon musk would help unfreeze donald trump's account given the fact that you really want all the opinions out there, she argues, you probably should let the former president come back to twitter. >> ainsley: we will see. it's very exciting though for people who are sick of all the censorship. >> pete: the left has determined that speech is violence. that's their argument on some of these things. if he attempted to bring donald trump back, which he should, the target is even bigger on his back. >> steve: imagine you work at twitter, right? and you are a super lefty and you wake up and elon musk now owns four times more stock than jack dorsey who started the company. gefing to put us more in the center. if you work at twitter, what are you thinking today? >> ainsley: depends on, i guess, what your politics are. >> pete: you should be happy about it but now are not. >> ainsley: 11 minutes

jen psaki, kellyanne conway, and former obama press secretary jay carney are among the speakers. that is live from the bipartisan policy center. that >> coming up on "washington journal," matthew pines from the bitcoin policy institute discusses president biden's executive order regarding bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. adam minsky looks at student loan debt and changes to student loan forgiveness and repayment programs. join in with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. "washington journal" is next. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ host: good morning, it is wednesday, april 20. we begin with your top domestic priority for the biden administration. president biden has been on the road across the u.s. in recent days to push his domestic agenda. he was in iowa, north carolina last week and yesterday in new hampshire. he will travel to oregon and washington state to talk about what he has done acros

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