and the nsc lawyers came back and said you have to say u.s. persons. you can't say the american people. which is of course, ridiculous. but there are just these considerations that are just different from foreign policy. >> a piece of trivia. when the president of the united states goes abroad, all of the public remarks he's going to make on that trip, whether it's two days or ten, those are all done and cleared and approved before air force one leaves the united states. so it is a real crunch for speech writing before. >> please tell us your name. >> as a former resident of south carolina, and charleston, i would like to hear you elaborate on his decision to sing amazing grace. >> do you know cody's story about this? go for it. >> we will tell our boss's story. i wasn't involved in writing the charleston speech, and i wasn't there. our director of speech writing tells the story that they were actually on the plane, heading down there, and the president said there's a fifty fifty chance i will sing. i think it was probably in the moment that he felt th

in the capital of america, there are programs coordinated by a group called nsc iran with the aim of empathizing with its meter inside the country . protest saturdays are one of these programs that are continuously held in different areas of the capital. this saturday , iranians will gather in the plaza. coming in the language of the day , another protest was held here on saturday the capital of america is holding a plaza near the white house. today, another group of iranians once again gathered in this place to protest in line with the people of iran and support them, as well as the american politicians who are in this area. they will come and i will try to raise slogans and hold a program. people's presence to express unity and solidarity can destroy the islamic republic, but no matter how many people show their presence here, people inside iran know that if they cannot come to the streets themselves, but i want to send a message reach out to the statesmen of the world, richmond, virginia, and it is about 105 miles away in 1871. they supported the people of iran for 43 years. they

you think that assessment would go there nsc, intelligence agencies. unclear why it's a doj question. beyond that, we have a lot more questions aboutprocesses that happened before doj was involved. why was -- was the white house coordinating with doj on waiting until the day after the election, for instance to formally launch an investigation? did they pressure them? we should get answers on that before doj's involvement. we'll keep trying. >> neil: you always do. thanks, jacqui, very much. let's go to legal eagle, andy mccarthy. we also have tom dupree, a former assistants attorney general. legals smarty pants both. we begin with you, tom. i'm always focused on a timeline here there were multiple document findings of course on november 2, then again december 20th, then again january 11th. then the additional five pages on january 12. we're led to believe that is about it. i only mention that because in the context of talking about this classified document fiasco, far fewer over a period of time, we were cooperative along the way. but in talking about

the united states of america, on average, 750 billion dollars per second , yes , that is, all that nscna, and a lot of such things are made in china, and if we imagine a war between china and the united states, then no one will benefit from this at all, who in china will sell their original or fake things from europe , too, about the american one therefore, china's position will be left alone. well, maybe there will be another ally with it. maybe there is another country there, but really not outnumbering the number of countries. this is what the russians will say about this. china is simply taking advantage of the opportunity that has now appeared when it is there the price ceiling for russian oil has been set since the fifth, literally in a week there will be prices , price restrictions for russian oil products are ready , china uses the simple and it buys resources cheaply in order to strengthen its economy, i won't say what they will take something there, some territory in china , so much territory, it is possible for now about the resources, the forest, naftogaz, e.e., rare earth

. >> we sent that team from the nsc staff. to give briefings to japanese governments. you did adecent job on that . >> not easy to do but i'llsay this , you're the type of people that were dealing with, primeminister abe reminded me it's a 70 year relationship . >> didn't his father have a strong relationship? >> he decided to fly to iran to tell himself he met. >> they will attack her. >> the disrespect that the ayatollah demonstrated to their partner, japan a 70 year partnership their response to prime minister abe was to blow up, they put limit mines in the size of the ships and blewthem up . that's who we're dealing with . i can't for the life of me understand this administration wants to go back to try to negotiate when they have literally some people that served in the administration. it is shocking the unbelief, it's damaging our relationshipwith the saudi's . we see arabia last week, he's stepping in to the boy every time we create one japan is watchingthis to . they want us to be strong. together i think we can be stronger. we got to take advantage of the fact

i hate to throw somebody on the bus with someone like admiral kirby, the nsc spokesperson, can generallyestions that are in the public interest without bringing partisan politics into it. that seems like what they should be doing. >> david, what do you think? >> yeha, well the thing is if you say we will come forward every time and your document is discovered, you're essentially setting yourself up for what we saw. i think this is what they were trying to avoid because i don't think they know, or i don't think they did know-- i don't know what they know now... but you don't want serial revelations, well, the more documents, for more documents. better to let the investigation run and, in fact, i think ian sams is, alyssa, now designated to answer these kinds of questions, so they're trying to do that, but if you think back to the clinton scandal, monica lewinsky back in the day, they were very, very assiduous about the president will not deal with this, we will not deal with this. you can talk to the lawyers, you can talk to the justice department, special counsel, we're not going to--we

nsc spokesperson john kirby tells me climate change and economic growth go hand in hand. >> i don't think you can separate one from the other. i mean obviously you want to see economic cooperation and development particularly on the supply chain, particularly in the terms of clean energy technologies expand and grow, but you want to see if it will expand and grow, it has to expand and grow threw people and expand and grow through better environmental standards. >> reporter: that is the lens. out of the summit, president prt biden will commit to reduce methane levels 15% in the next 20 years. decarbonization zones, making all public buses electric, create a north american hydrogen market that includes sharing research and development. the president wants to align foreign policies and promote semiconductor investment that will secure north american supply chains. on the border he wants agreement to share more personal date to stop the flow of fentanyl into the u.s. he also wants to post a website in coordination with mexico and canada telling people how to come to these countries legally an

hudson quantum alliance initiative director and former nsc senior adviser to robert o'brien. thank you very much for joining us. >> myself and the team, we have been talking about chat and microsoft is pretty much going all in. the investment to build in the company's 2019 and 2021 investment in open ai. talk to us about open ai. leading minds in tech say this is game-changing. >> it is. on the one hand it's simple ai program really that what it does it generates programs triggered by conversation with humans and response to their request for tasks and for other sorts of issues that come up. you know, i had my own experience, my eye-open experience with gpt when i submitted two questions to it, said write me two 500-word essays on topics, one of them rather technical which is what i'm working on right now and the other roman ancient history. i couldn't believe how quick they responded with two essays and i said this has to be created by somewhere. i checked wikipedia, sure enough it created these almost at the blink of an eye. you mentioned the gpt passing the mba examine, wh

i asked nsc john kirby if the climate muddles the economic message.ays. >> i would take the issue that it is muddled somehow doesn't go hand in hand. climate change is driving economic instability throughout the region, certainly throughout the world. >> reporter: so the canadian prime minister and president biden on the same page over clean energy. the mexican president pushed president biden for more money and investments in mexico. now on immigration, the national security advisor says the president wants to see if his policy work before any major changes. earlier today at the bilateral with the canadian prime minister the president believes he does have the solutions. listen. president biden: i think we're achieving some really significant things. today we're going to discuss how wed can help stablize haiti, how we can deal with migration and, and at the same time bolster our national security. >> reporter: the administration has been calling it irregular migration, like it started happening but we know under president biden we had about 4.7 milli

listen to what john kirby from the nsc said earlier today on "cnn international". >> i certainly can'tr what's going into their calculus about the leopard tanks. there's a lot on the european continent and could be effective on the battlefield. what germany does, they have to decide. they have to work through this in a sovereign way. >> reporter: now, an interesting remark that you referenced there in the intro was that over the weekend the german foreign minister said that germany would not stand in the way of these european countries who have these leopard tanks, these german-made tanks, from sending them to ukraine if they were asked to give the green light. so that's what we're really watching for here now is poland going to ask germany officially and poland is actually saying they are in a position where they would move forward with about a dozen of these european countries and send these german-made tanks to ukraine without getting the green light of germany. so that would be extremely interesting situation to watch. the other thing that we need to watch for is if germany doesn't

nsc has been a partner on efficacy and we are working on the bipartisan infrastructural law through theloomberg-funded local infrastructure hub. please join me in welcoming -- >> mayor victoria woodards. [applause] ♪ mayor woodards: wow. on my notes it says it will be introduced by the voice of god, and i said, that must be francis suarez. but then to have his daughter say my name, how cool is that? [applause] honestly, she got my name right more than most adults get my last name right. i might have to bring her with me as i continue to travel. but good morning, everyone. where are my west coast people? [cheers and applause] mayor woodards: are you feeling the burn right now? we have got to do something about always having to come to the east coast. right now when i got up this morning it was 4:00 a.m. at home. but still delighted, and it's worthwhile to travel to continue to be in this great partnership. already said i am proud to stand here before you representing 19,000 cities, towns, and villages across the united states as the national league of cities new president. i can't tell y

. >> are they working with nsc or -- >> i would refer you -- it's very clear.should be no confusion here. there's a legal process happening. i would refer you to the department of justice. >> can i follow up on that? we've all reached out to the department of justice. we were told the justice department has not told the white house that they cannot talk about the facts underlying the investigation in the classified documents. so trusting that you received that same information, understanding the desire to be prudent. why can't you speak about the underlying facts? >> we've been very clear. when it comes to underlying facts, when it comes to specifics and something under be purview that the department of justice is looking at, especially legal matters, investigations, we don't comment from here. that's been consistent. >> so bob bauer who represents the president's personal attorney said one of the reasons why and ian sams, your colleague who speaks on your behalf at the white house. he said one of the reasons why they shouldn't reveal further details is regular

without the status of candidates not for the nsc, he literally jumped over two heads and became a ministerlude from this publication financial. times things are so bad in the west the union is so strong that they already allow these stuffings that are just, well, trite elementary logic. you see, the economy, the military, culture, the border was opened by the chinese. so it's already starting. here is a movement from the issuance gradually in impotent rage. it means that this is exactly how it is, that is, this fact of publication should be interpreted as the opposite. that is, it is real. there's nothing left for them to do real stuffing at a high level. eh, did you understand about throwing here? well, thank you for this clarification, it's always important to hear from the lips of, uh, experts. well, i guessed right on one point out of three. i didn't know to what extent these here. well, let's just say that the current chinese system is similar to our soviet one, because i told everyone who gave me this question. and here's how the ambassador, look at the ambassador to the united state

nsc has been a partner on efficacy and we are working on the bipartisan infrastructural law through theloomberg-funded local infrastructure hub. please join me in welcoming -- >> mayor victoria woodards. [applause] ♪ mayor woodards: wow. on my notes it says it will be introduced by the voice of god, and i said, that must be francis suarez. but then to have his daughter say my name, how cool is that? [applause] honestly, she got my name right more than most adults get my last name right. i might have to bring her with me as i continue to travel. but good morning, everyone. where are my west coast people? [cheers and applause] mayor woodards: are you feeling the burn right now? we have got to do something about always having to come to the east coast. right now when i got up this morning it was 4:00 a.m. at home. but still delighted, and it's worthwhile to travel to continue to be in this great partnership. already said i am proud to stand here before you representing 19,000 cities, towns, and villages across the united states as the national league of cities new president. i can't tell y