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mike had over the white house. so 21 people have been killed in 3 separate shootings over 3 days in south africa. spark and calls for police to crack down on violent crime. 15 people were shot dead in a tavern or the township of sweater on sunday for died in a separate shooting and peter merits burgess hours earlier. and 2 were killed and 2 injured in a bar, shooting and cattle. hong the 3 attacks are not believe to be linked the body or foreman japanese prime minister sion. so abby has arrived at the tokyo temple. his wake will take place at the so georgie temple on monday evening, the funeral for family and close friends on tuesday. abbe was assassinated, while campaigning for local elections on friday. police of acknowledged security lapses were prime minister female casita has vowed to continue working on shin. so abbeys, campaign promises abbey moodle, saudi. nor will you inheriting abbeys, legacy, especially the constitution amendment, which he put so much of as if it and to i will work on challenges that our

mike: kevin corke report for the white house -- but kevin, many thanks. joining us now, transportation secretary pete buttigieg. mr. secretary, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> good morning. let's all start with busy travel seasons during the busy summer travel season. we have had weeks of cancellations and delays amid pilot shortage. this comes as there are complaints of passengers there not been treated well by the commercial airlines. and after american taxpayers gave the commercial aviation industry $54 billion during the pandemic, can you understand why some taxpayers feel like they aren't getting their money's worth from the airline industry? >> that's right. a lot of passengers have experienced frustration, including me and millions of other americans. now, we have seen some improvement over the course of the summer. but still not at an acceptable level in terms of performance, cancellation and delays. so, here's what we are doing about it : woke collaborate with airlines when they're ready to take steps that are positive and proactive. whether

cathy park is in illinois, pete williams, mike is covering the white house and we are joined by clinto worked as a consultant to the fbi counterterrorism division. >>> there are still some unanswered questions that will be important as this investigation continues to unfold. first of all the motive, right? as well as any charges that could be filed. we may find out more about that piece of it some time in the next 60 to 90 minutes and what about the person of interest? police said it was contact of what they described as a nonviolent nature. what does that mean? do we have any more details on that? we are also waiting to learn the ids of all six people killed in this attack and there are questions as to whether president biden will visit highland park. he was noncommit al when asked. >>> talk to us about what we have learned and i understand new numbers now on the number of victims. seven people killed. presumably we know now another person has died in the hospital according to the lake county sheriff. >> hali, that's right. the number continues to be very fluid. obviously we are now

trump's former vice president, mike pence, and possible white house contender, was also speaking todayat was he saying about the difference between himself and mr. trump? >> their relationship is a very curious one. we have heard hearings about mike pence on the day of the capitol riot and blamed donald trump for that. both men still get on with each other, but mr. penn's was -- he basically said our conference may not be the same, but it was a very diplomatic answer. still remembering mike pence wants to have a shot at the white house and it may not be a good idea to have a rift with donald trump since he's still hugely popular amongst his supporters. ju to let you know a lot of supporters are here outside of the hotel. it has turned into a bit of a circus, that there are also those against donald trump who are here. he shouldn't return to the scene of the crime. police are on standby to keep them apart. but there has not been any problem. >> thank you. in canada, indigenous leaders have welcomed pope francis' apology for the harm done by roman catholic run residential schools, knowin

white house correspondent for reuters. since you are on the north lawn, jeff, let's start with you. the state of the american economy four months ahead of midterm election day? >> well, mike certainly something that they emphasized today from the white house and from the administration. but as the president said in the clip that you played that doesn't mean they don't think there is work to do. as we have discussed before, inflation is obviously very high and americans are feeling that. but, the advantage, i guess, of the labor market being strong if there is a recession, it could mean that it would be a mild one. on the other hand, it could also -- will likely mean that the fed will have a pretty hefty rate hike coming up. so, there are pros and cons to that. but as at least they see some glimmers of hope here today. >> mike: leslie, you are outside the beltway what's the feels in terms of the american economy on the west coast? >> well, not just on the west coast and not just here on the left side of things with my party, people like seeing gas prices come down as they have been for days now. people like seeing unemployment low and staying steady and people like seeing

mike buried >> mike: alex hoff reporting from the white house. alex, many thanks. us now, national security council strategic mitigation score later john kirby. admiral, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> john: good to be with you, thanks. >> mike: let's start in ukraine, your formal specialty being a former pentagon spokesman. is the goal to wear out the russians or to defeat them? >> john: the goal is to make sure that ukraine can continue to defend itself and can defend its sovereignty and its territorial integrity and you have the president talk about this at nato just a few days ago. we don't need -- we don't want to see ukraine defeated by russia, that's where we are continuing to rush aid and assistance. now more than $7 billion worth of assistance. that's just from the united states alone to ukraine. >> mike: there are concerns this war could drag on. mostxpect that a negotiated settlement wilbe required to end it. is it time for the president of the united states to push the russians and ukrainians to the negotiating table? >> john: it's time for the uni

mike, is the white house addressing the mismatch between frustrations, shall we say, among some fellowe has reacted to the gun decision, the abortion decision, the choreography, if you will, and, of course, the reaction to what happened on july 4th? >> andrea, i would say there's shared frustration inside the west wing as they hear this friendly fire coming from their own party questioning whether the president is the right person for the moment. they sort of discount it on one level. this is the same white house staff that was the biden campaign staff that heard that he is not as progressive as elizabeth warren or not as that he is not as progressive as elizabeth warren or not as fiery as bernie sanders, not as young as pete buttigieg and could win the nomination. they discounted, because he won the nomination became the president. dating some of this criticism is a little too in the moment, too knee-jerk and not founded in reality. they knowledge the president has not necessarily been part of the conversation in the way they would like him to. you mentioned present's trip to ohio yes

white house and from dr. jha later today in which we'll get more information about what happens now moving forward. >> we just got news on that, mikeas you were talking. we'll get these daily briefings, of course, on the president's condition as he continues to test positive and we're learning now 2:00 p.m. eastern time both white house press secretary karine jean-pierre and dr. ashish jha will be addressing the nation per the president's condition as he continues to grapple with his covid diagnosis. want to bring in dr. vin gupta once again because he does have to run. he does have a day job so, dr. gupta, thanks for sticking with us throughout as we look ahead towards this press briefing at 2:00 p.m. and, of course, continue to learn about the president's condition hoping those symptoms remain mild, what are you going to be looking for and listening for? >> well, yasmin, just to follow up and real quick point of minor modification here, the anticoagulant that president biden takes for atrial fibrillation, his dose was probably adjusted by dr. o'connor and his white house team, the one point a lot of americans take that medication

white house press secretary. again, scheduled for the top of the hour. i want to bring back in bc's mikeemoli from the white house, dr. patel, and intimacy medical contributor. also join me from the white house senior advisor, andy slavitt. and also dr. michael poster home. i understand you have been in touch with dr. shaw ahead of this briefing. can you share what you learned or what we will learn shortly? >> first of all, the president is fine and doing well. effectively, this is a strong reminder that the tools we have, vaccinations, paxlovid, doing regular testing, are really important for all of us. if he had have been doing regular testing i don't think he would even know he had been infected. he is isolating, as he should be. most importantly, these are tools that a lot of americans haven't taken advantage of yet but i think people will be good shape if they do. >> you are president biden's senior advisor for covid response in the early months of his presidency. you know how this works in this white house. high level of confidence about the protocols they have in place, in spite o

. >> video was also played showing riders yelling, hang mike pence and white house security official testified that some members of penn says secret service detail. >> feared for their lives. they were called to the biden family members for whatever want on the ground. the thought that was about to get the president would later put out a tweet where he criticizes vice president for not overturning the election. my only goal was to ensure the integrity of the vote. >> and perhaps most damning for president trump are these outtakes that were played as the president were to record a video condemning those who stormed the capitol in the video, the president refuses to admit the election was over. >> my only goal was to ensure the integrity of the vote. >> congress has certified the results. i want to say i just want to say it. congress has certified the results with that said okay. >> that was mark mester reporting for us tonight. last night's hearing will not be the last we learned the committee chairman saying more information keeps pouring in from new witnesses and he now says there w

mike pence. >> reporter: the star witnesses, two former white house aides who resigned that day, who among other things recalled seeing mr. trump's tweet that vice president mike pence did not have the courage to overturn the election results. >> looked like fuel being poured on the fire. >> it was essentially him giving the green light to these people. >> reporter: a white house security official said agents assigned to mike pence were starting to fear for their lives. >> they were called to see good-bye to family members, so on and so forth. for whatever the reason was on the ground, the vp detail thought this was about to get very ugly. >> reporter: the committee played previously unseen outtakes from a video that the former president recorded the following day. >> congress has certified the results. i don't want to say the election's over. i just want to say congress has certified the results, without saying the election's officer, okay? >> reporter: following the hearing, committee member jamie raskin said the justice department, not congress, will ultimately decide if criminal charges shou

donald trump picked mike pence for specific reasons, what do i have a problem with? whiteis mike pence for me, white evangelical. but you need to get on board with this is a thankless job and i need to make in my own and add some flair and pizzazz and have a better reputation, and she needs to make sure that he is supporting her as much as possible. i actually think that he does a good job of doing that. >> katie: we are your and a half and, when you think she will start? as long as she has a staff because everyone is leaving? spewing one after another after another after another. how many is left? 13? something crazy. americans are forgiving and very understanding. it is almost as though we could look back on the last year and a half and say okay, maybe it is joe's fault, i don't think it is joe's fault, folks. she is who she is. but i don't blame joe. i don't blame the fact that she is in a position of vice president and therefore it's a tough job. that is nonsense. you are a vibrant woman at the prime of your life, you are vice president of the united states, you've got

please put your questions for mike and the chat and we will get to as many as possible, at the end of our program. welcome to white house history live, mike. >> thank you thank you, colleen, as most veterans will say it was a great honor to serve our navy and nation and i appreciate. >> why don't we start from the beginning? near shore with camp david, tell us about how you are selected as commander of camp david, what that process was like. >> we know it as camp david but it is actually a navy command, it is named after a town nearby. it is operated and maintained since it was started in 1942 by president roosevelt. because it is principally self maintained, the crew are navy, a civil engineer or core officer is always the commanding officer. in 1998 i was put on a short list of possible officers to be considered, i went to the white house and got the interview, the then executive director of the white house military office for president clinton. went to a visit to the camp, was interviewed by the staff and about a week later i got the call. >> amazing, tell us about your own personal history with camp david. >>

mike, hannah joins us now from outside the white house. so mike, what is the present and but what is the president trying to do here? and what kind of impact is it likely to have? well, the president, on this particular occasion, is highlighting this success in getting bipartisan gun legislation through congress the 1st time in decades. this was an occasion in which those who being impacted by mass shootings gathered here at the white house. we also heard from a pediatric surgeon who had to examine and treat children following that shooting in you've all the texas. so this was an occasion in which the president chose to celebrate the bypassing as a passing of the bipartisan gun legislation, but also at the same time, insisting that this legislation does not go far enough. calling once again for a ban on automatic weapons, something which he shepherded through when he was in the senate from 1994 to 2004. when there was a ban on automatic weapons in force at period in which the president says at the shoot, 8 incidents of shooting dropped radi

welcome to white house history live, mike. >> thank you colleen, wonderful to be here. i appreciate the time you talk. >> but we start from the beginning. tell us how you were selected and with this thought process was. we know it is camp davis -- it is a command called naval -- the town nearby. a name is operated and maintained since it was restored from 1942 by president roosevelt. because it's principle safe maintained, 60% of the crew are navy -- a civil engineer officer has been the maintaining officer in the history. in 1998, i was put on a short list of possible officers to be considered, went to the white house, had the interview with mr. simmons, and then the executive director of the white house military office of president clinton, went through a visit to the camp and was interviewed by the staff. a week later, i got the call. >> amazing. >> tell us a little bit about your own personal history with camp david. >> i knew what it was. i visited ones as an assignment officer for cb, when i was stationed in d.c., in the early 90s. i love to visit that day talking

this following clip includes prerecorded depositions of former white house counsel cut cipollone, mikepence's national security, and former trump assistant nicholas luna. this is congress member elaine luria. >> what you see on the screen is a photo of him inside the oval office and neatly after he returned from the rally, still wearing his overcoat. a white house employee informed the president as soon as he returned to the oval about the riot at the capitol. let me repeat that. within 15 minutes of leaving the stage, predent trump knew the capitol wasesieged and under attack. at 1:25, president trump went to the private dining room off the oval office. until 4:00, the president stayed in the dining room. just to give your sense of where the dining room is situated in the west wing, let's take a look at the floor plan. the dining room is connected to the oval office by a short hallway. witnesses told us on january 6, president trump sat in the usual spot at the head of the table facing a television hanging on the wall. we know from the employee the tv was tuned fox news all afternoon.

when generally six happen and we all heard those chance of paying mike pence, i repeatedly reached out to the white house press office, kayleigh mcenany and her team, do you condemn these chance of paying mike pence works hours went by and i get no response. nothing. finally, i went to twitter to . this out and it turns out that like six hours after a stint the inquiry and some junior officer forwarded some statement that seemed to condemn the chance, but it was amazing the white house wasn't taking issue. i sat down with trump. i wanted to ask him, first of all i talk to them just over two months after january 6th. so it still really raw. it's still frankly really wrong right now but we were not that far from those events. i wanted to see if there's any can't of remorse, or if not remorse, regrets, anything. anything. if i was just struck that he was talking so glowingly about that day, he loves january 6. he thinks it was one of the greatest days of his presidency because people came from all over the country to washington to hear him speak. he told me it was the largest crowd he had ever spoken

. >> mike memoli at the white house, we appreciate it there. juggling geopolitical challenges and also health issues for the president as well. we do expect to see president biden speak from the rose garden soon as he has now ended his covid isolation, finally tested negative for the virus. that good news to share with you. we will bring you his remarks live when they happen. >>> first, though, it's expected to be another triple digit day in parts of this country. relief is coming, might be a bit. live to tulsa where it's expected to feel as hot as 112 degrees today. >>> plus just eight house republicans voted with democrats last week to protect the right to contraception under federal law. so will it get any more support in the evenly divided senate? we will speak to the senator who introduced the bill. senate you y for what you need. if anyone objects to this marriage... (emu squawks) kevin, no! not today. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ we wil ♪ ♪ ♪i'm so defensive,♪ ♪i got bongos thumping in my chest♪ ♪an

leqvio. >> mike: researchers are seeing great white sharks are heading that way coming coming just inhis story live in our new york newsroom. >> you've heard of shark week but beachgoers going to cape cod is going to last all summers. researchers for the olympic white shark conservatory or wording from june to fall sharks will be a constant presence around massachusetts. the groups app which tracks shark sightings both confirmed and unconfirmed just 11 in the past week. on tuesday at beach near the northern tip of the cape was closed for an hour following the siting of a great light. an official with the massachusetts said great whites are often spotted near the part of the cave facing the allied take researchers say humans and sharks don't have to endanger one another. >> trying to find a way that everybody can coexist is really kind of at the heart of what is going on here. >> we are -- a couple of hundred miles to the south there you see a live picture new york's long island, the guardians are excited to pronounce payment plans plans to protect consumers from sharks. nassau county

cassidy hutchinson earlier testified that she heard an exchange between mike pompeo and trump's former white house chief of staff centering on cabinet member conversations about possibly invoking the 25th amendment to remove trump from office. other possible witnesses include ginni thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas. >> we certainly hope she will come in voluntarily, but the committee is prepared to contemplate a subpoena if she does not. >> liz cheney said the committee has not decided whether they will make criminal referrals of president trump. >> president biden taking a new step recovering from covid. the white house announced the president is able to get back to his regular exercise routine. he's almost symptom-free and his vital signs are normal. the president said he tested positive for covid last thursday. he met virtually with representatives from sk group about the plans to boost the workforce in the u.s. >> new developments with monkeypox. napa county announced its first probable case today. the person preliminarily tested positive after receiving medical c

please be your questions for mike and the chat we will get to as many as possible welcome to white house history live mike. >> wonderful to be here. it's an honor to serve the nation. [inaudible] >> only start from the beginning, your story with camp david. tell us about how you were selected as commander of camp david, what that process was likely. >> camp david is actually a navy command naval support facility and a town nearby. the navy has operated and maintained it since it was started in 1942 by president roosevelt. civil engineer corps officer with history. 1998 is put on a short list for possible officers to be considered, how the interview with president clinton, went through a visit to the camp about a week later i got the call. >> visited once as an assignment officer left the visit that day the next assignments. that cut a really difficult place to work it will be weird to work there someday. put it away, went on for the next few tours and lo and behold i was shortlisted was selected reported in june of 1999 and the end of president clinton's second term bird. >> let's talk a

mike emmanuelle. this comes as a present test positive for covid again after testing negative on friday. griff is live at the white house with more, hello griffin big rex good afternoon, mike. we just got a new letter from the presidents of doctor kevin o'connor that says he is feeling well, continued to feel well strict isolation measures for the doctor adding this the present continues to be very conscientious to protect any of the executive residence, white house, secret service and other staff whose duties require any of the socially distance proximity to him. this as a present is a monitoring speaker pelosi's trip from here in the residence having canceled today's trip to wilmington and a trip to michigan on tuesday. it comes amid tensions arising with china after threats possible pelosi stop in taiwan with note such a visit officially on her schedule. the speaker and a delegation only confirming stops in singapore, malaysia, south korea and japan. but might, the prospect potential short is contingent draw criticism from republicans, watch. quick i do not know why speaker pelosi signal her tip trip to taiwan

donald trump returning for the first time since leaving the white house. mikece tried to distance himself from his former boss. >> i don't know that the president and i differ on issues , but we may differ on focus. >> i ran for president and i won never forget everything this corrupt establishment is doing to me is all about preserving the power control over the american people. they want to damage you in any form, but they really want to damage me so i can no longer go back to work for you. >> bringing up the same theme of the establishment and media hate not just me, they hate you, i'm just in the way. >> mike pence speaking out both sides of it is mouth. >> nonconservative republican primary. >> joining us now to analyze the coverage in dallas is will kane. in san diego, laura fink. the media have built this up as a grand showdown, dueling speeches. mike pence said he was proud of the trump pence record. those that believe we should look backwards. the press seemed to like his speech. >> the press seem to like us speech because they are pinning it against d

joining us is nbc white house correspondent mike memoli, any reaction what they are prepared to do?person yesterday who repeated what has been the standard line for the administration in dealing with these wrongfully the tained or hostage crises, one is that the president does everything he can working aggressively to try to bring detainee individuals home. also, we have seen in the past, this is a white house reluctant to comment too much publicly about the ongoing development in these individual cases. that is because there is concern the more they engage publicly, the more the asking price, frankly, from rush becomes whether it's brittney griner or other americans detained there. i thought it was notable in griner's letter to the president, she does mention us, that she's not alone in there. that's one of the dilemmas facing the white house. when they detained trevor reed in russia, whose health was failing, they actually traded a russian in the game of constantin yaroshenko, among the highly coveted assets for russia as they were discussing potential exchanges like we saw there.

what is the white house saying today? mike emanuel has the very latest. mike? afternoon, a short time ago, a key white house spokesman defended the president's greetings during the middle east trip. >> the president decides for himself when he's greeting foreign leaders in what way he's going to do that. i think the president believes and he's right that people are making way too much out of the actual greeting itself. what matters is what happened behind those doors. what matters is the points he raised about our concerns over jamal khaishoggi. >> president biden sounded pretty irritated when he was asked over the weekend about the fist bump seen around the world. >> do you regret the fist bump? >> why don't you guys talk about something that matters? >> the president has taken heat from the left about going to saudi arabia. >> no, i don't think so. you have the leader of the country who is involved in the murder of a "washington post" journalist. i don't think that that type of government should be rewarded with a visit by the president of the united states. >

meeting between rudy giuliani and sydney powell that almost erupted into a fistfight between mike flinn and a white house aide. and new allegations of possible attempted witness tampering by the former president. >> president trump tried to call a witness in our investigation, a witness you have not yet seen in these hearings. that person declined to answer or respond to president trump's call. and instead alerted their lawyer to the call. their lawyer alerted us. and this committee has supplied that information to the department of justice. >>> president biden is in israel today, the first leg of a middle east trip that includes a controversial visit to saudi arabia, the oil-rich company he said during the campaign should and pariah for killing jamal khashoggi. but now the president does plan to meet with the crown prince the cia concluded was responsible for khashoggi murder. another big goal for the white house is to get the saudis to pump more oil and try to lower gas prices here at home. and here's why. there's more bad news today for consumers with today's monthly inflation report showing an

and today, he's once again working virtually from the white house holding those meetings with black law enforcement executives and labor leaders. mike memoli is at the white house. what's the latest from there? >> reporter: the latest memo we received from the white house physician, as the indicated, his symptoms have largely resolved. other than a little hoarseness, that's the main stomp. his blood pressure, his pums, his respiratory rate and temperature are normal. he's experiencing no shortness of breath at this point, which given how we know this virus works is the biggest concern. now as for his voice, when we heard from the president on friday, he said he felt better than he sounded. we're going to get a test of that twice today. first, in the form of some prerecorded remarks that the president is dlifring to a black law enforcement group. and later as he speaks to the main issue at the moment, which is the economy. he's going to be talking about an important piece of legislation to aim at boosting the semiconductor industry here in the u.s. with some ceos and labor leaders. now it's also worth noting that the president accord

mike pence world? >> they were incredibly significant, and incredibly senior in the trump white house. rk short was chief of staff to vice president mike pence. before, that was devastated for the trump white house. so, he was the face of the trump white house going to congress, negotiating with lawmakers. so, this is someone who is very familiar with the former president. president trump could not begin to even try to live up the fact that he doesn't know marc short. and mark short was incredibly important meetings. i think what's important about who marc short is in the world that is coming from is, that the vice president's office and mark short himself, we have not wanted to talk about january six too much. they have not wanted to sort of focus on it, because mark mike pence has been talking about inflation, but when you asked pence people, and i am including marc short, about january six, they don't hold back. marc short has been very clear and i talked to him last week out of the january 6th hearing. personally, he's been very clear that the january six, that the capitol riot was

our colleagues at the other side of pennsylvania avenue in the white house unit, mike memoli around carol lee among them, led the reporting that the white house is aware of the handwringing around biden's candidacy and they're sort of leveraging soft power, keeping their friends close but enemies or potential rivals closer, a sort of frenemies relationship there in the lead-up to the unofficial start of the 2024 cycle. but, look, the fact that you have someone like dean phillips saying that he thinks that someone younger should come up, this is sort of the parlor game in washington right now. i think it's a valid question to start asking, especially when you look at the fact as i was talking with majority leader schumer yesterday and joe manchin made this point as well in the aftermath of rolling out his thinking around reconciliation, joe biden was not involved in the talks around reconciliation. what schumer and manchin both said is they kept these talks between them. it's not just on reconciliation, though. president biden, while he's been generally aware of the contours of these deals

juxtapose that with trump's final words, like you said, poppy, as he walked back in the white house, that were mike pence let me down, and now we know that at the same time it was the vice president and his security detail fearing for their life. the committee showed here how pence worked the phones, talked with military leaders, issued orders to get the national guard to the capitol, all while trump repeatedly neglected to call anyone who could help take charge. and while the testimony here and the video showed pence, he really seemed calm and taking control, the committee actually uncovered audio from secret service radio traffic showing how dangerous this situation was getting. so this is audio from agents who were assessing the senate stair well to see how pence could be evacuated. and you can hear how close the rioters were getting to pence and his detail, ultimately within 40 feet. here it is. >> if you're moving, we need to move now. >> copy. >> if we lose any more time, we may have -- we may lose the ability to leave. so if we're going to leave, we need to do it now. >> they gained access t

jackie is live at the white house, good afternoon jackie per. >> good afternoon mike.resent bidens runny nose, cough and body aches have diminished. his predominant symptom is now a sore throat which has physician calls encouraging and assign his body is clearing the virus. he has completed a third day of the antiviral treatment and will continue at that course as planned. supplemented by an inhaler he is using for a cough occasionally. not in the president at all this weekend to read the white house rinsing no new videos or photos yesterday or so for today. downplay concerns for the 79-year-old's diagnosis. white house has not made bidens physician available for question official speaking on his behalf and sensing the president is fully vaccinated, twice boosted experiencing a mild case. continue to carry out his duties in isolation will he will remain through tuesday. he could resume his schedule as soon as wednesday if you test negative. meantime ahead of this week to gdp reading, the white house is bracing for a second consecutive quarter of negative growth commonl

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list jeannie and the role she had a list of farrah, warmer communications director of the white housework for mike pence, and also the secretary defense. and the 3rd is carolyn ren, who is also a big part of the trump operating machine, particularly in the finance area. can you just in a short form, tell us about the journey of the 3 women, all of whom you knew for a considerable period of time that went through different somersaults and who they became. yeah, it's funny, this shows you how little this is about policy and how much is that personal integrity and wound right. this book is alyssa barrel was the most conservative out of history when in by a wide margin. and you know, if you just look at the reviews of the policy checklist, but she was the one who said enough, you know, she went along with trump a little too far for my taste way too far too. i to be honest. but at, during the start to feel stuff before january 6, she quit and she's, and she's stuck with it and i can not support someone that's going to undermine our democracy like this. and so i kind of explore what was the difference a

news, he was covered mike pence as time governor in -- and author of piety & power, mike pence and the taking of the whitetom, thank you for being here. you know more about mike pence in a circle the probably any other reporter, do you think those two aides got mike pence's blessing before testifying for the justice department granary? >> yeah, definitely. it is a tight-knit circle, one of the tightest operations i've ever covered. and nothing happens without the bosses approval so my guess is absolutely, nobody has confirmed that, but you know, if you are seeing marc short testify, he is the only person closest to mike pence that mike short carries the pants. >> we all know how mike feels about karen pants. and your piece about mike pence and yahoo news, you -- trump advisor keeping tabs on tans who set of the former vice president quote, they are very strategic about when he pops his head up. his path to the white house, if he has won, and the it argues that he does not, it's to do exactly what he has been doing. what do you think that aid meant that? what is mike pence doing right now? and as you have

we have shown some links between the president key advisors like roger stone and mike flynn and elements of these whiteionalist groups. but that component of our investigation continues and, as is the case more broadly, witnesses continue to come forward. we will benhe fall. but as we continue to ask about additional evidence, i think we need to think about what we have demonstrated already about the president's knowledge that the ele wasn't stolen and his response and intent and to me that is most graphically demonstrated when he told top justice department officials basically to say, just say the election was stolen or corrupt and that he would take care of the rest. those kinds of pieces of testimony, they are directly in the president's knowledge an intent, and this gets back to the previous question about the justice department. i hope they are watching carefully and i hope they understand the implications of what we're presenting. >> when it comes to implications, your colleague, liz cheney, was on two other networks this morning. she said you all are discussing a potential subpoena for begin any

this is an emergency o mike had joins his life in white house in might. we've just been looking at to extreme weather events affecting countries in europe, also in asia. and then they've been heat waves and wild fires ravaging parts of america as well. what did president biden have to say about this? well, president bryan's critics have insisted that he has not done enough to come to climate change and they've been asking, in particular why he does not use his executive powers to pass orders that would improve the battle against climate change. now, it seems that president biden is reluctant to do this, that he would prefer congress to pass legislation. but as you heard there, there's opposition in congress to passing legislation in the senate. there's even one of president biden's own party who's walked away from climate change negotiations. so there has not been anything tangible announced in this speech to day. as i said, he had been pressed by his critics to announce emergency legislation, which would make it easier for his administration to limit the

with us now live from the white house, nbc's mike memoli. mike, talk to me about what the president is likely to do about this. we know that he wanted more action than he got in that compromise, the bipartisan bill. what can he really say? >> reporter: andrea, if you remember the president when he delivered that nearly primetime address about a month ago, he laid out a range of actions that he wanted the congress to take. he said ultimately, there were legislation is what is needed here. we did see him sign into law that bipartisan compromise, which i think represents in this view -- the view of the white house, the most we are likely to see out of this congress at this stage. there's clearly more to be done. one question the president was asked, would he travel to illinois himself. he did not answer that question. the white house has indicated that's not likely. >> thanks to you, mike memoli. as we await the news conference, back with us is shaq brewster, ken dilanian, ben collins. ken, legally there's little that can be done. we are told t

unilateral effort to undermine peace across the taiwan state but former secretary of state mike pompeo says the white not responding is indicative of the biden administration's weak foreign policy. >> i think some knucklehead chinese bureaucrat could go out and make a threat on the person third in line for the presidency of the united states of america and change her travel plans to a country she wants to go see and visit. it is part and parcel of a weak foreign policy and an administration that is scared of its own shadow. >> the house speaker is expected to lead a congressional delegation to several asian countries starting friday although she has not confirmed whether she will still visit taiwan citing security issues relating to details on her travel plan. >> thank you very much for the updates. there is frustration confusion and dissension tonight on capitol hill over a new massive spending bill during record inflation and a recession. chad bureau gram shows us tonight. >> democrats are running out of time to pass a big social spending bill. >> it is, shall we say, not everything that i want. i

white house officials confirm he caught ba.5. nbc's mike memoli is following this story from the white house. bring us up to date on the president's condition this monday morning. >> reporter: we haven't heard from the white house doctor this morning yet with what's been a daily update on the president's condition. yesterday the update indicated that the symptoms improving significantly. the president continues the treatment of paxlovid and tylenol and at times an inhaler to aid with an existing lung condition. he had asthma as a child and occasionally has issues with that. we haven't seen the president over the weekend. we had been getting regular photos and updates from the white house. none over the weekend and seeing him twice today. first a recorded address for the president to deliver to black law enforcement executives and then live this afternoon when he has the event with labor leaders and ceos on the c.h.i.p.s act. the president wants to see that move over the finish line and try to do the bit today. it is worth noting as we talk