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when we come back, what do brian stetler and nicole wallace have in common?uestion to laura: remember the question to jen psaki? >> what does the press get wrong went covering biden's agenda? i want to know what the job is like versus what you expected to be like? laura: nicole wallace would like a word. >> such high marks from the vast majority of people in the room? how's it going? >> i also have to answer tough questions. laura: gutfeld next. >> the sensation here is like you are in a war zone. because people are walking around in the days. todd: first responders in a race against time as they dig through rubble for any more survivors after the tragic blast in south florida. todd: it has been 24 hours since the collapse, 99 people are still missing.

. >> another softball interview with doctor fauci, msnbc's nicole wallace, gushing over the doctor'ss instead of pressing on the matter. >> carley shimkus is here with the latest. mainstream media really missing the point on these emails. >> thousands of doctor fauci's emails release by those feet and the washington post yesterday. one of the consequential things they show is that doctor fauci was warned in nearly days of the pandemic for this virus could have come from the wuhan lab but msnbc's nicole wallace interviewed him yesterday, first interview post email's, didn't ask him about that. instead talked about trump supporters and the fact that doctor fauci says he follows the science. >> you still see hardness among his supporters? >> what they didn't seem to understand is science is a dynamic process. when you hear someone say something at one point and 2 or 3 months later if you stick with what you said at the original time when you had 150of the data you have now that would be inappropriate. >> proceeded headline, anthony fauci, the pressure that filled on one man. thousands o

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almost feels like you can't go a single day without seeing every talking head from jake tapper to nicole wallace, wrinkling their foreheads and clutching their very high priced pearls. in fevered worry over the potential terroristic tendencies of all the unwashed masses, living outside the halls of power in new york city, beverly hills, and capital hill. but thankfully, the by the administration is coming to their rescue. this week, the administration unveiled at 32 page national strategy to combat domestic extremism that the new york times reports quote, outlines for priorities, improving information sharing among law enforcement agencies, preventing recruitment by extremist groups investigating such groups and confronting the long standing drivers of domestic terrorism. racism and of course, bigotry, the strategy also calls for aggression aggressive steps such as hiring more intelligence analysts and screening government employees for ties to hate groups. which i'm sorry, really, it's 2021. and we only now we only now have decided to start asking government employees if you know, hey via the b

almost feels like you can't go single day without seeing every talking head from jake tapper to nicole wallace, wrinkling their foreheads and clutching their very high priced pearls. in fevered worry over the potential terroristic tendencies of all the unwashed masses living outside the halls of power in new york city, beverly hills, and capitol hill. but thankfully, the by did ministration is coming to their rescue. this week, the administration unveiled at 32 page national strategy to combat domestic extremism that the new york times reports quote, outlines for priorities, improving information sharing among law enforcement agencies, preventing recruitment by extremis groups investigating such groups and confronting the long standing drivers of domestic terrorism. racism and of course, bigotry strategy also calls for aggression aggressive steps such as hiring more intelligence analysts and screening government employees for ties to hate groups which i'm sorry, really, it's 2021. and we only now we only now have decided to start asking government employees if you know, hey via the belong to t

in nearly days of the pandemic that the virus could have come from that wuhan lab but msnbc's nicole wallaceor the fact that his emails were put out to the public and they didn't really talk about that. take a listen. >> the true mark of someone is they look good even when their personal emails come out, very few of us would. carley: praise has been pouring in over these emails. anthony fauci's emails reveal the pressure that fell on one man. cnn posted as we, thousands of emails from into doctor fauci revealed the weight that came from his role as a source of frank honesty in the trump administration's covid 19 task force. todd: nicole giggling like a high school freshman and he was the hot senior football player. haven't heard from aoc in a couple days. carley: she posted as we criticizing donald trump for his handling of hurricane maria, facing backlash for this week she posted, just over a week ago, i went to puerto rico to see her. my first time in a year because of covid. this is her home, included pictures of her grandmother at seemingly dilapidated home. she said hurricane maria reli

. >> you told nicolle wallace that weisselberg was going to stay loyal, before we heard the breakingek, at the soonest. do you city have the same view? >> well, look, this week is when host likely it all guess real. right now it's been relatively easy for weisselberg to stay loyal, because what does it cost him? he hasn't been charged with anything. it's no guarantee that he will be charged. if charges are filed and/or against the trump organization, now alan weisselberg starts to see for real the focus of the risk he is taking on. he may look at that and say it's a few penny and are alleged usual -- or weisselberg may say i don't want to go to jail for donald trump at this stage in my life. it's hard for us to know how serious this case is against either. >> any idea? >> if i had to guess, i would say major, only because the manhattan district attorney has put behind this a lot of resources. if they charge weisselberg, it would be a real escalation. you know, this is a way to show the world and trump org, look, we are serious. and if it's something piddling, i don't think they would

laura: nicole wallace would like a word. >> such high marks from the vast majority of people in the room? how's it going? >> i also have to answer tough questions. laura: gutfeld next. >> the sensation here is like you are in a war zone. because people are walking around in the days. todd: first responders in a race against time as they dig through rubble for any more survivors after the tragic blast in south florida. todd: it has been 24 hours since the collapse, 99 people are still missing. it is friday june 2, '05, you're watching "fox and friends first". jillian: president biden approved florida's emergency declaration. let's go live to the scene in surfside. what is the latest? >> reporter: you get a sense of what is going on behind me, they are springwater to keep the dust down, we are seeing heavy machinery moving in as they tried to remove the rubble. the search goes on for life underneath that rubble. at least 40 urban search and rescue workers were under the underground parking lot, they heard some sounds, some banking, not clear if it came from humans or not but officials incl

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msnbc nicole wallace gushing over the president's chief spokesperson. >> you have such high marks fromjority of the people in that room. you spar a little bit with some of the president's detrackors but i'm sure privately even they give you grudging respect. how do you feel like it's going? >> i used to have some heated debates with reporters and they would yell at me and i would say when i walk back through those doors i'm the only who cares if you get a call back today. stand your ground. >> it won't be a forum for propaganda and false information. you are standing your ground as often as you can. >> harris: what is that? [laughing] >> that's like a girl gang, right? they are buddies. talk about shiny shoes, jen psaki has to be blinded at this point when it comes to what's going on with her. americans have seen the media become effectively propagandists and that's a problem for the democracy because americans rely on some objective information coming out of the news so that we can make decisions about what our lives are going to be. they play a very important role. when you see that

was it, ethan you have won the game for you have one a full all expenses paid trip to the pet nicolle wallacend gary wonderful to have you guys. before it's a big prize at the big night. thank you all. ase is where dems could lose their majority at some of her old white colic start dropping dead. the democrat party start pushing their big agenda question what their crappy agenda quicker? jimmy failla is live in studio. he joins me now. he joins me now. get these sexy hey, you wanna get out of here? we've got you. during expedia travel week, save 20% or more on thousands of hotels. just book now through june 12th to plan your escape with expedia. expedia. it matters who you travel with ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na... ♪ hey hey hey. ♪ goodbye. ♪ na na na na... ♪ hey hey hey. ♪ goodbye. ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na... the world's first six-function multipro tailgate. available on the gmc sierra. (vo) this is more than just a building. the wit's an ai-poweredunction investment firm with billion-dollar views. a cutting-edge data-security enterprise. yes, with a slide. a perfect location for the worl

he's always got a place on nicolle wallace's show where she will tell him what a great man he is.er: in one ends of america, fauci is trusted and immorgtsized. in the other end of america, he is tarnished, maybe forever this. matters. it has secret consequences because if it is fauci out there promoting the vaccine some folks are not likely to listen, to tune it out, to deny reality. this partisanship and polarization is quite sad. some of this is in part to move on from the former president's failures. but news and science and health and medicine are irretive. we learn more as we go on. i am embarrassed that i was trying to wipe down my groceries back in 2020 when it turns out we learned we didn't need to be doing that. fauci was trying his best. he made misparticulars. so did a lot of people. i think there is an attempt to focus on the biggest mistakes or the worst moments someone like fauci has had in order to casse him as a villain again mostly to take attention away are the former president. that's my opinion. >> i don't recall fauci telling people to inject themselves with d

lawrence: and then he goes on nicolle wallace. by the way i don't know what she is doing now.to be part of the bush administration. all of the sudden she is carrying the water for all these progressives. it makes absolutely no sense. this is an american issue. this is not even political anymore anymore. everyone would have stood with dr. fauci if he would have said i did not know. anyways, senator rand paul is going to be coming up in the 8:30 hour to tell us about this. he must feel brian. brian: he is not stopping there. he wants him fired. remember anthony fauci's book 08 page book coming out november 3d. >> turns out so much backlash from amazon and barnes & noble have seemingly scrubbed it from their site. so, i believe the difference between him and cuomo is after cuomo's book was released he then was disgraced. i think by the time this is coming in november, dr. fauci will be disgraced. meanwhile, 7 minutes after the hour. let's turn to another major issue that the biden administration is ignoring. and that's the border. fox news capturing exclusive video of migrants ne

stoddard last night was motivated by the conversation you had with nicole wallace on the air yesterdayhe folks watching that we had left suppression weeks ago, that now this is about vote nullification in our country and please explain to the folks watching tonight what you said. >> so my point thank you brian was that yes all of these restrictions that are being put in place are awful but you can actually overcome many of them through just sheer energy and force of voters turning out in voting and doing all of that but what is more dilatory us and more dangerous toward him on prosy is the idea that instead of just moving on and trying to take public places from people and changing hours of voting taking away absentee ballots and ballots by mail, we're not going to the thing that even if millions of people show up to defeat republicans which i am advocating americans do in the coming elections overwhelmingly. even if they show up and win, they are now was being written to allow partisans to be involved in the actual process of the balloting, the process of the counting in the voting an

secretary jen psaki feels about the respect she receives in the white house briefing room, msnbc's nicole wallaceople in that room, spar a little bit with the president's detractors but privately, even they give you grudging respect. how do you feel like it's going? >> and i feed you grapes? and i give a massage? >> you do such a great job taking on the potted plants but i bet peter doocy really respects you anyways. think about that, they won't even taste the apple pie that sarah huckabee sanders created and when she brings cookies, they eat it up. what a perfect example of why we know the game is rigged. >> it was tell me what we can do, how can we do a better job of covering you? >> the gift that keeps on giving. >> socialism is going more popular against jonesy, and even more concerning a 2019 young republicans had an 81% positive view of capitalism and its falling to 66%. i'm interested to hear your point of view on that. >> all bad. they're all under the age of 35. its young people who are going through our schools in light of what our schools are teaching. they don't know what socialism re

"deadline white house" with nicolle wallace after this break. >>> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in the east. we are picking up the coverage of breaking news from just a couple minutes ago. the decision from the judge delivering a sentence of 22 1/2 years in priso

. >> he could speak for him s selves, he'll find a place on nicole wallace's show. >> are they tryingcusing the pandemic failures, is it bigger than that. with me from the bulwark and amanda carp enter and what is going on. >> some of these attacks are certainly over heats but there is a vibrant and legitimate discussion about what happened during the pandemic and dr. fauci is the face of the pandemic. people have questions, about the way things were closed down, vaccines, even the lab leak theory, and i think it is good that dr. fauci has been a public messenger, but he has had some missteps that made people on the right upset. misleading people about masks because he wanted to preserve them for first responders and the people that could have herd immunity and there are some questions and there should be some criticism and when he comes before the camera, he adopts the posture your into the criticizing me, you're criticizing science. i think when he takes that defensive posture, that just invites all of the more attacks. >> criticism fair, but oliver, saying arrest fauci and that is

here is what stacey abrams told nicole wallace today about why she can now except senator manchin's version of voter i.d.. it's >> about making sure that yes, you can demonstrate who you are, but that the restrictions placed on how you do social and not be tenable. you should not be allowed to use or gun license in texas but not your student i.d.. across this country we are seeing a clamor for people to say they want democracy to work for everyone. there should be minimum standards that do not change based on your race, or your geography. >> georgia democratic senator raphael warnock said he is very encouraged by joe manchin's proposals, and told nbc news, quote, i have never been opposed to voter i.d.. and in fact, i don't know anybody who is. who believes people shouldn't have to prove that they are who they say they are. but what has happened over the years as people have played with common sense identification and put into place restrictive measures intended not to preserve the integrity of the outcome, but to select, certain group. as democrats begin uniting around a version of the bil

. >> laura: nicole wallace would like a word. >> such high marks from the vast majority of the people in that room. how do you feel like it's going? >> is also a place where have to answer tough questions. >> stand your ground, yes, ma'am. >> laura: [indiscernible] alert. "gutfeld!," next. ♪ ♪ >> $1.9 trillion so far. i wrote the bill worried on the environment. pay them more. >> greg: this is getting really weird. [scattered applause] >> greg: yes. the only phrase used more than "greg, you should get that rash checked out" is "what the hell's article race theory on why are we forcing it on everyone's throat"? like butter at brian stelter's dinner table, it's spreading everywhere. from classrooms to human resource departments, look under a rock and there it is, right next to joy behar. it's even infected our military. now come the military used up two objectives. kill the bad guys come and blow their stuff. to that we've added a third, understand white rage. >> on the issue of critical race theory, i do think it's important, actually, for those of us in uniform to be open minded and b

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you get the former guy from nicolle wallace? or is it the other way round? >> i just started seeing it on twitter and i thought biden said it first. >> thought biden said the former guy. but anyway, whoever set it great. >> thank you for sure. what's to note should be shut out travelers from india? i don't know how to answer that. i believe, i think it's a good idea. the debbie weight show again the recommendation this week were about the w.h.o. should have the ability to say stop flying out of that country right now. don't leave. i think there is discussion about whether that was not such a a good thing.f if you had to lock everybody into their country and lockdown. i personally think it's probably a good idea to kind of isolate again you taking in the body. that is why we need to have these vaccines. the really good questiono is, should there be no ip and should every country in the world have access to these amazing new vaccines? there's a problem they have to be frozen and need third world country or developing countries are notot going to have the abili

"deadline white house" with nicole wallace starts right now. >>> hi there, everyone. it's 4:00 in the east. just moments ago, president biden in a press conference at the g7 summit following a packed day of meetings with world leaders. president biden just now defending his decision to hold a summit meeting with russian president vladimir putin saying this, quote, every world leader from here -- from nato thanked me for meeting with putin. he affirmed repeatedly the united states commitment to nato's article five defense agreement, that an attack on one member is an attack on all. in doing so, president biden

the smart strategy as a defense attorney i was speaking with dan goldman the other day on with nicole wallacee times he's gone up against ron frischetti, the attorney for trump in this whole investigation and dan goldman, former federal prosecutor led the impeachment the first time around of the president. this is somebody experienced, knows new york media, knows how to work the media and you had to put information out. i think he's trying to get us to focus on certain things. it doesn't mean he's inaccurate. it doesn't mean that his points are not valid but obviously he has a client to represent and when you talk about the collateral damage of collage damage to the president and children's wealth to in his words an empire that's built in the golfing hotel and private business community when you look at all of that or private property community, that that could all be under threat perhaps as soon as 2:00 p.m. tomorrow, i think you're going to see a voe riff russ response from the president's representatives from the trump organization's representatives and we'll have to see when we actually g

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that is a fun question do you get former guy from nicole wallace? or is it the other way around? >> i don't know where i got it. i started seeing it on twitter. i thought biden said it first. i thought biden said the former guy. whoever set it great. >> thank you for sure. wants to know should be shut out travel alerts from india? >> i do not know how to answer that. obviously i think it seems like a good idea. the w.h.o. again the recommendations this week w.h.o. should have the ability to say stop flying out of that country right now, but i think there was discussion about whether that was not such a good thing if you had to lock everybody into their country locked down. i do not know. a person think it support a good idea to kind of isolate where the big corruptions are. because again it's mutating in the body. that is why we need to have these vaccines. the really good question is, should there be no ip and should every country in the world have access to these amazing new vaccines? courses are probably have to be frozen and these developing countries are not going to have th

. >> michael steel, here is our mutual friend, nicolle wallace on thetop of the filibuster. >> the idear thing i hear more and more on tv and off tv is there's political peril in leaving it in place. i think there's real political peril in all this failure to deliver in two years. so i think they're choosing between bad and worse, and i think today the worse is leaving the filibuster in place. >> michael steele, how is she wrong? do you agree? >> i mean, to a.b.'s point, that's more and more the reality that the democrats are confronting right now, is how do they get over this obstinate hurdle known as republican minority in the senate? the senate republicans have been clear what they're intending to do, which is to give democrats nothing. there's no insensitive regardless of what joe manchin things, says, or puts in front of them. there's no incentive for republicans to give joe biden and his administration a win on anything. i think the sooner democrats realize that truth, the sooner they will be able to come up with a strategy to overcome it. but right now they're just spinning wheel

during a recent appearance on deadline white house with nicolle wallace, you said donald trump poses the biggest risk to american security. how so? and from what you just heard from him, does that further your belief? you made those comments before the rally last night. >> that's right, alex. i think it is important to think about what the context to all of this is. when we talk about terrorism, we talk about violence or the threat of violence in pursuit of political change. what we saw on january 6th was exactly that. we saw violence break out. it was at the direction of president trump. he told them to walk to the capitol. they believed that he was going to be there. his supporters, the night before, were talking about trial by combat. his supporters, mchael flynn was out on the lawn talking about martial law, let's bring the military in. that's probably why we had a delayed reaction from many of the security elements there, they didn't want to appear to be impeding the constitutional process. but let's go back to the fall. president trump was antagonisting going after governor whi

"deadline white house with nicolle wallace" right after this break. everyone. it's 4:00 in the east. just in the last hour the house of representatives vote largely on party lines to establish a select committee to investigate the january 6 attack on the capitol by trump supporters. there will be a lot of analysis on the politics of today's vote. right-wing spin will speak of its lack of credibility. don't follow that shiny object out the window. this is a powerful investigative body. it will have subpoena power just like the benghazi committee, the select committee will have power to get emails, records for

i want you to take a listen to what she told my colleague nicole wallace. >> i think the challenge we're facing on the republican side is that when my name is attached, they have visions of georgia and the change in election outcomes. the reality is we're not guaranteed victory every cycle. but we should all be guaranteed access and guaranteed opportunity and that should not be something that they find so terrifying. in fact, if i were in their shoes, i would find my best way to mute me. solve the problem so that i have less to talk about. >> mute me. it is rare, tyler, that you hear a politician asking to be muted. talk to me a little bit about what her endorsement of the manchin plan and how that changes the contours of the conversation but also talk to me about, you know, it's not possible for her not to be a part of this conversation, right? >> her entire organization is centered around trying to expand and protect the right to vote and so she's a prominent voice on this issue and it makes a lot of sense that she would weigh in for this and for her and other progressive democrats man

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i'm jason johnson in for nicolle wallace.ut that the bedrock of our economy is under attack because of the former president's big lie and ensuing assault by republicans through the suppression of voter laws. federal legislation passed by the house way back in march that would make changes to campaign finance voting and ethics laws. senator manchin was for it because he was against it and now for it again. he stood against it for much of 2021 saying that he would not accept any measure that wasn't bipartisan. yet this week he flipped again. he put out a list of provisions that he could accept to pass the bill. some of those include making election day a public holiday, mandating at least 15 consecutive days of early voting for federal elections, fanning gerrymandering and requiring i.d. with allowable alternatives. it was well received among some democrats and some voting rights activists. even getting the support of stacey abrams. but there is still a massive hurdle to overcome before the legislation can pass. 00 republicans

"deadline white house" with nicolle wallace after this break. >>> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in the east. we are picking up the coverage of breaking news from just a couple minutes ago. the decision from the judge delivering a sentence of 22 1/2 years in prison with 199 days already served for ex-minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. chauvin, of course, convicted in april for the murder of george floyd, a crime that rocked the country and ignited an unprecedented movement for racial justice across this country. the sentencing comes after more than an hour of testimony in the courtroom including emotional remarks from george floyd's brothers asking the judge for the full sentence and closure. >> for me and my family we seek the maximum penalty. we don't want to see no more slaps on the wrist. we've been through that already. >> my family and i, most of all my niece gianna -- my niece gianna, she needs closure. i'm asking that you please find it suitable to give officer chauvin the maximum sentence possible charge that he has been found guilty for. >> joining us n

earlier this week you were trending on twitter for hours, and when you were on our colleague nicole wallace'sknow is what can biden do? so what's your answer? >>. >> so, thank you for asking, tiffany. yes, i put on a whole tie. >> thank you. it better not be a clip on. >> i think it's under here. yeah. i want people to understand this larger context of what i said about joe biden's speech. yes, it's impress they've he spoke at tulsa. yes, it's important that we do things symbolically, but there is a tendency in this country and this is amongst the sort of larger majority population and sometimes within the african-american community that black people somehow are supposed to have lower expectation for political of efficacy from political leaders and other people if you're a gun owner there are other people who demand immediata kz from elected officials and if they don't get it they continue to scream and continue to complain and when black people say you should do something and do something about this now and suddenly everyone becomes a political science expert and can explain what black peopl

"deadline white house" with nicole wallace starts right now. >>> hi there, everyone. it's 4:00 in the east. just moments ago, president biden in a press conference at the g7 summit following a packed day of meetings with world leaders. president biden just now defending his decision to hold a summit meeting with russian president vladimir putin saying this, quote, every world leader from here -- from nato thanked me for meeting with putin. he affirmed repeatedly the united states commitment to nato's article five defense agreement, that an attack on one member is an attack on all. in doing so, president biden inviting a clear and stark contrast with the posture of his predecessor, who was famously resistance to article five. here was president biden just a few moments ago. >> the u.s. commitment to article five, the nato treaty, is rock solid and unshakable. it's a sacred commitment. nato -- nato stands together, that's how we met every other threat in the past. it's our greatest strength as we meet our challenges of the future, and there are many. and everyone -- eve

look at msnbc's nicole wallace, another political hack. she is facing backlash this morning. press fauci at all about these e-mails yesterday. she peppered him with soft ball questions, wallace's interview was fauci's first since his e-mails were released. take a look. look at this joke. >> they look good even when their personal e-mails come out, so you passed the test that very few of us would pass. maria: he passes the test, chris. >> she passes that extremely difficult test of just joining one of the many of her colleagues who want to fawn over dr. fauci. when you see some of these e-mails from the press to him, a husband would be jealous to have read them. she is not the only person to ask zero questions. the only thing i saw that she asked was how he was making up lost time after president donald trump's administration. by the way, the administration which gave us operation warp speed. the entire white house press corps was unwilling to ask a single question of jen psaki over this issue because they're willing to cover it, they're willing to bury it, willing to pretend

. >> and you can actually our friends nicolle wallace about where the energy at those campaign eventsloss. a lot of those crowds were coming out, the most enthusiastic of them to see sarah palin. she was exciting, she was talking to them in a language that they hadn't heard before, at least out in the public. and as george described, she started something that we're still reckoning with here today. >> i think you're absolutely right, willie. and nicole will be delighted to be reminded of her role in the sarah palin rise -- >> i'm waiting for a text from her right now. >> exactly. with smoke coming off of your iphone, i assume. >> exactly. >> but it was visceral. and there is a visceral tradition in american politics. that's what george wallace was talking about in the 1960s, when he was talking about the pointy-headed intellectuals. and the bureaucrats with peanut butter sandwiches in their briefcases. he was saying, these people do not live like you. and i can remember a little bit, i was a little kid, but i was living in illinois, and we were by no means, our family, george wallacit