new batch of e-mails show how panicked obama white house was when it learned hunter biden took a job on the board of the ukrainian gas company while his dad was vp. wait until you hear this. >> todd: vice president kamala harris shifting her issues to biggest issues of young children. >> one of the young leaders were talking about climate mental health. tell me what is going on with your peers? climate mental health. >> todd: can i get a dictionary or thesaurus? i need answers. we'll ask joe concha if he has the answers coming up. cut! another health insurance commercial, another aqua-aerobics scene. yup. most health insurance companies see us all the same: smiley seniors golfing, hiking... don't forget antiquing. that's why i chose humana. they see me, not a stereotypical senior. i'm pre-diabetic, so i talked one-on-one with a humana health educator who really helped me. now i'm taking free cooking and meditation classes. not aqua-aerobics? better care begins with listening. humana. a more human way to healthcare. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart... eff

this is something that our guest, a former white house staffer from the obama administration, recentlyrote about in an editorial published in usa today. she lost her 31-year-old friend in late december and her father two years ago. both died while waiting for a transplant. jennifer erickson joins us live right now to talk about the reform proposal and why it is so important. thank you for coming on the show. >> thank you. julian: -- kristen: so, we know this is an issue near and dear to your heart. you lost a good friend and your father, as both waited for their organ transplants. what were the things that you learned, in terms of what had to change? >> right, well, i'm so glad you are bringing attention to this issue. we have 104,000 americans waiting for organ transplant. 20,000 of them are in california. 167 of them die every month waiting. the shocking and heartbreaking thing is, most of this death is not necessary. the central problem is a government's own national contractor has not done a good job of managing the system and has left literally tens of thousands of organs unrecove

yeah, i mean, he was sitting in the obama white house with the financial crisis, was dealt with 15 years ago. he's president now and there are worries, again of a yet another financial crisis. how much of a political headache could this become for him? because everyone in washington is already talking about the presidential election next year. exactly as in politics, as in life in general, a lot is always down to timing, and the timing is pretty bad and we're all still waiting to hear if and when joe biden will declare that he will run a 2nd time as president. and now he's got a major crisis here that he needs to resolve and away needs to prove that it's not his responsibility. the republicans were very far. several and members of congress were very fast to say, well, this is really an attempt to kind of cover up the weaknesses of the current and money policy. both of the fed, but also the government economic policies. and we will also see a hearing of john young who's now the treasury secretary was formerly the fed chief at this thursday. so that could become quite a grilling. it's unfo

the obama white house talked about a victims compensation fund. re not hearing that in this white house. that's the problem. we'll stay on the story. it's good to have you both here. democrats -- reports coming in they plan to ramp up protests against governor ron desantis as he goes more blue states. congressman jeff van drew takes on democrats defecting from biden. reports that far left is going off the rails on the veto of the d.c. crime bill. you could manufacture a whole new way of manufacturing. disrupt buying habits before they disrupt your business. and fuel the search for what comes next. so...what are you waiting for? ♪ allergies don't have to be scary. (screaming) defeat allergy headaches fast with new flonase headache and allergy relief! two pills relieve allergy headache pain? and the congestion that causes it! flonase headache and allergy relief. psst! psst! all good! born in 1847, formally enslaved, started buying land, was in the house of representatives. finding out this family history, these things become anchors for your soul. ♪

if you look back to the e-mails in the obama white house where they were e-mailing saying guys, i don'tunter -- and they're nervous about it. but the president has never given them an off ramp because he demands it to him and hunter. >> what he is talking about is there is an e-mail where the president of rosemont seneca that is now defunct, she did everything she can to not use it and they're talking about kate bellingfield telling the bloomberg people. >> yeah, kate just left, she has been there for ages. and you could sense her frustration coming off of the page, right? this is not what i signed up for, right? i signed up to work with joe biden, everybody knows who he is. someone that has a long reputation as getting things done, and this is not her job. that's why they got ian sams to do this and i think that to go beyond what d.a. that was saying about how president biden wants his son defended, there is a disconnect between how he -- voter -- democrats are not going to vote for him over this, but it's the gnawing things that bug you, right? why do i have to deal with this? why is

people who don't know, you are known as a popular actor and then you went and worked for the obama white houseo and a half years. >> stephen: a good chunk. >> kal: thank you. >> stephen: what was that transition like for you? >> kal: well, there were some learning curves. i remember probably my third day at the white house, i was cced on a big email chain with the national security council and in government, everything is spelled out and then it's acronyms for the rest of the email and i learned this the hard way. the email said kal, we need you to know about the moro islamic liberation front and in parentheses it said milf. true story. the rest of the email said milk is considered highly dangerous, recruits young men. without thinking, i thought this was the greatest thing, i hit reply all and i wrote something like "the main terror group, the milfs, amazing." as soon as i hit send, i thought it's not a writers room! it's the national security council. there was silence on the email chain. in the hallway, people rely, that is so funny. but not on the record. there was a learning curve but i d

. >> jesse: now once trump was in the white house he started a trade war. obamahina and trump fought to bring those jobs back. obama is trying to massage his little legacy because it looks like he created a monster in beijing. whenever obama take as break pounding trump to talk about how women shatter and how men are toxic, listen. >> i'm in a household of three women and so i have seen some stuff out of you. i genuinely believe that the world -- two years and i am confident the world would tilt in a better direction in terms of the old ways of understanding power and human relations. and in this testosterone fueled, feeling that i'm going to solve my problems by figuratively, if not literally beating you up. >> jesse: sounds like obama is on the same stage as kamala's husband dougie not so fresh. not a shock. they both think kamala is the best looking attorney general out there. but then barry got back to business. he switched his sights from trump to fox news. he blames us. talk radio and the internet for dividing america. and what do those three things have in

. >> it's not the current white house, it's the obama white house. >> john: we know there is a fourth biden that apparently got money, don't have a first name yet. great to see you. >> sandra: thank you very much, gentlemen, for the discussion. growing focus on the threat from china as it buddies up with russia against the united states. but senator ted cruz is focusing on another rogue nation that has it out for the united states. he's fired up right now about iran, and why he says president biden's moves are only emboldening our foe. >> john: the city of philadelphia paying women who are pregnant. how officials are looking to lower infant mortality rates in the city. mara, are you sure you don't want -to go bowling with us tonight? -yeah. no. there's my little marzipan! [ laughs ] oh, my daughter gives the best hugs! we're just passing through on our way to the jazz jamboree. [ imitates trumpet playing ] and we wanted to thank america's number-one motorcycle insurer -for saving us money. -thank you. [ laughs ] mara, your parents are -- exactly like me? i know, right? well, cherish y

pay-to-play with burisma board see the for hunter who joe biden was vice president, people in obama white house ups, and about this arrangement it not -- it was untenable. they had to end it. they could not have hunter biden in this position and joe biden as the point man on ukraine. kennedy: they knew that. >> they knew that and they were warned about it he was setting up his windfall. kennedy: >> yep. >> he knew he could not write a book and many smoke money on it. >> he would have to plaiger size. >> he has done that, brenberg family gathering you hand out hamburgers in the biden family -- you said you had one box of lucky charms at your house, they -- >> can i ask a question. how did the glitter get on the suitcase? >> the faillas go hard. >> did he take the suitcase to the strip club. kennedy: how else will he carry that many singles. >> maybe me came home. >> what wases stripper doing to the suitcase. >> rents don't pay itself. kennedy: brenberg have you seen true romance. >> thank you so much for whatever question you asked me, what is that? >> it was a quintin tarantino movie, but brad

you may not remember but we met briefly in 2014 at the french state dinner at the obama white house.lle obama as her dinner guest. there you are performing. that's me. that's me clapping on the one and the three. [laughter] it's nice to see you again. now, you have won and emmy, nominated for two oscars. one for singing, one for acting. when you look back at your career, illustrious and ongoing, what are you proudest of that you have done? >> mary: i am proudest of all of it. it all mean something to me. i am most of all just -- >> stephen: nothing sticks out? >> mary: i have to say the two oscar nominations were a complete shock to me and i didn't think i was going to get nominated for an oscar for my acting. that blew me away. i didn't see that coming. >> mary: adding author to your list of accomplishments. you've written a book called "mary can." "mary can." >> mary: mary can. >> stephen: obviously you are mary. "mary can," based upon the number of things you can already. what inspired this idea for you? >> mary: just being told that you can't. >> stephen: who told you you can't,

okay, let's stay on this you know how the obama white house went after the trump campaign for foreignhe biden family was never you know called on the carpet for that? hunter biden was in obama state department lobbying for ukraine company burisma. you know biden family has been inside government doing goodness knows what. they never got a violation, why? >> well, if you know these liberals didn't have double s standards they would not have any at all. it is not fair, it makes no sense, they add up and point to influence peddling and selling access. elizabeth: congressman fallin thank you for playing along for us, we know it was tough for you. >> thank you, liz, god bless. elizabeth: my hot take is coming up next on "the evening edit," don't move, stay right there. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so... ...glad we did this. [kid plays drums] life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. my customer really relies on his car's advanced safety sy

obama white house senior director, communications director, political commentator and former federal prosecutor elliot williams is here as well. a lot to talk about, particularly on this issue of fentanyl. as we know, the feintal crisis does not care which party you are or how you vote. it has been very political in terms of how it is dealt with. recently we heard mexico's president now blaming the united states for doing nothing to stop fentanyl in this country. listen to what he said. >> we are doing a lot in mexico. republican politicians and also some democrats in the united states haven't done anything against fentanyl because this drug is distributed there and there aren't known sayseizures arrests. >> this is obviously a factor coming in. you can imagine the poll tugss chomping at the bit to react. what do you have to say? >> turns out, there's politics in mexico, too, as the president of mexico is blaming the united states. i believe in that same speech he said there is no fentanyl in mexico. nothing to see here. i don't know what you're talking about. he may be able to unify

i'm joined by a top obama white house economist. >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. the manhattan grand jury considering a potential indictment against former president donald trump. it was scheduled to meet today. they could have been meeting today. now we understand they are not meeting today. there's new reporting by abc news that prosecutors in jack smith's office have convinced a judge this washington that mr. trump misled his own te attorne about retention of classified materials. he ruled that a key trump attorney cannot invoke attorney/client privilege to avoid testifying. he has turned over his notes about the classified documents. nbc news has not independently verified this. joining me now, garrett haake in new york, jonathan lemire, host of "way too early" and glen kirshner. garrett, take us through the latest, where we are in lower manhattan, the new reporter from "the new york times" that donald trump is ready for a public walk but jonathan deitz reporting the grand jury is not meeting today. >> reporter: just as we come on the air, our colleague report

joining us now is former obama white house policy director and an medical contributor, thank you.ctive what this significance is of this news today? >> yeah, we had 107,000 deaths. if you think about just those numbers alone, something that could help prevent a flax of those deaths like easily available narcan, which is really an easy nasal spray that can make such a difference, and this really just opens up access. a lot of states including the one i practice in have standing orders where you don't need to go to a doctor to get this. you can get this at an in conversation with a pharmacist in many states. unfortunately, think about this. how often do feel people feel comfortable, especially if they don't want to miss it. they might need this medication. they don't. want to be labeled. opening this up, making it as easy to buy as something that we also sell safe and effectively like over the counter ain't acid medication, that open ups an opportunity to save lives and give access to so many people that don't have it right now. >> so how does it work? do you need to have any kind o

there were concerns, real concerns with people with the obama white house about hunter biden's positionrisma. the op-ed to come of the entire thing. in fact one of the most critical things that lead us this morning to file a complaint with the department of justice about hunter biden was the fact that he failed to register under the foreign agency registration act. which many viewers at home are familiar with. various people getting in trouble over the years for allegedly to register to try to influence the united states. >> griff: very interesting. you are just scratching the sursurface appearance before hamilton, thank you. >> absolutely. still ahead who will take the white house in 2024? >> it is cool i have two people to be president. you know what that is like, you know what that is like? josh allen is better than -- >> griff: byron donalds is next. ♪ ♪ at red land cotton, the bedding start right here on our family's cotton farm in north alabama. the heartland of america. we rely on hard work and honest manufacturing to deliver high quality, heirloom inspired bedding, bath towels a

approval the last 20 years with us today is senior legal correspondent laura jarrett, former obama white house all. laura, we need the lawyer read on this. it was a four-hour hearing taking a look at the questions, the way the judge was questioning both sides, and he has a controversial history on this issue what is your read of what's going to happen? >> it's interesting. he appeared to be really interested in sort of the safety history of the drug, questioning the government, the justice department that's representing the fda in this case quite aggressively on that point, as i understand, based on everything -- all the great reporting we have seen on this case of course, the fda's position is the evidence is clear that the drug is very safe, that they evaluated it in multiple ways and have multiple opportunities to do so the judge was pressing them on that in particular, some of the loosening of restrictions that happened in 2017 and then later during covid when the drug was made available by mail and through telehealth it will be interesting to see whether the judge gives them the full reli

banks to step up to save the little banks if we had rational economic policies in the highest obama white housele are incompetent, they don't understand the economy, led us on this horrific inflationary trend, massive interest rate increases. this is really a misguided group of people, and somebody needed to do something to rescue the white house and if we don't make changes soon it will happen a lot more. >> sandra: andy pudzer, thank you for joining us on that. dow is up 316 points. good to see you. >> john: a short time ago rich was telling us from some breaking news from the committee on oversight, the chairman, james comer, says he has evidence that shows payments from the chinese communist party to a middle person into the bank accounts of members of biden family, including beau biden's widow, hallie biden. the white house telling fox news after a disgusting attack lamenting the president's deceased son beau, comer will go after his widow. perhaps they should work with the president to deliver results for american families on important priorities like lowering costs and strengthening heal

patel, former obama white house policy director and an msnbc medical contributor.llenge we have, dr. patel, is right now, the confidence that people have in the science, in the medical community, this is a morning consult poll, how much do you trust the cdc? a lot or some, 67%, not bad. one-third. the white house, 52%. not much, not at all, nih, 36%. and then morning consult also asked how much do you trust public health institutions to manage a future pandemic? a lot, 55%, but still a good third of the country that seems to not trust the science at all. and i think we can guess which third that is. how dangerous in that environment is it for us to even talk about, which you should be able to talk about, this theory about the lab leak? >> yeah, joy, it's unfortunate because for decades we have been calling, and when i say we, scientists, clinicians, laboratory experts have been calling for better standardization, oversight, and resources. we have a number of countries that are underresourced for just basic lab provisions. so i think that all of this is leading to w

we saw the machinery of the federal government used as a weapon to target the enemies of the obama white houser donald trump much of that machinery burrowed in as hard partisans want to senior career positions and waged war against with president trump. and now with joe biden they're out in the open, they're brazen. you know, yesterday the attorney general spent all morning testifying before the senate judiciary committee, and he refused to give any straight answers to anything. what you just played there, there's a federal criminal statute, it makes it a crime to protest outside a judge's house with the intention of influencing a case. it's like jury tampering. you can't go outside of jurors' house either. night after night after night hundreds of protesters, hundreds of threatening protesters went to the home of six supreme court justices threatening their families, and this department of justice kid the nothing. and the -- did nothing. and the reason they did nothing, the reason they haven't brought even a single case, a single prosecution is joe biden and merrick garland agree with the pro

kavita patel, a former obama white house health policy director. dr. patel, great to see you again.litical issue but for the medical community tell us why if at all it matters where it came from. >> yeah, jonathan, i think it matters for a number of reasons. by the way, there's an entire spectrum with it being a natural spillover event from animals to humans and potentially leading to the wuhan market super spreader scenario all the way to a lab leak and the other extreme kind of a bioengineered weapon of mortality, weapon of death that all of us have seen, unfortunately, globally. so i think for medical murs nel, public health personnel, and especially lab and health officials it's important for us to get to the bottom of this for decades many of us have been calling on efforts to standardize what we do and that does not mean it's necessarily an intentional event to underscore something, but if it is a lab leak it calls it more to the surface the things we need to do to make sure there are scientific processes not just in the united states but around the world are standardized and

white house tonight. now we're joined by a lion summers who served as treasury secretary in the clinton administration. director of the national economic council at the obama white house in the wake of the 200 -- banking crisis. secretary summers, it's good to see you. for those wondering tonight if the country is out of the woods on this, what do you say? >> look, i think that americans should feel safe. the money they have deposited in banks is going to be there for them. that is the most important thing. i think that assurance is given for the banks that were closed. very directly by the federal government, last night. i think the facility, the provisions that were made to lend money on a very large scales to other banks were designed to assure that come what may, they would be able to take care of their depositors. so i think that is the most important thing that has happened here. i think that's a very important success. >> we saw -- >> of course there are issues that lie ahead. >> let's talk about that. we saw the stark market close that elaborate -- christine talked about. for average investors, what should they read into? what do you think lies ahe

from recession under the obama white house after the banking crisis of 2008. >> that's right.ze that. it stopped us from plunging into a keeper recession. china, let's move to this, china is responsible for carbon emissions, the most in the world. the u.s. is not the problem. china pollutes at three times the levels higher than the u.s. we want your reaction, please, to to u.s. energy secretary jennifer granholm here. watch this. >> i think china has done, has been very sensitive and has actually invested a lot if their solutions to achieve their goals. so we're hopeful that, you know, we can all learn from what china is doing. but the amount of money that they're investing in clean energy is actually, you know, encouraging. elizabeth: you know, it's interesting -- well, let me back up. she's praising china for its clean energy, but human rights watch cog groups cite china's crimes against humanity, systematic attacks on muslims, cultural persecution, it's also one of the biggest polluters in the world. >> look, with respect to the secretary of energy, she's clueless. she is c

that really angered the obama white house. >> yeah.nk when you look at all the challenges, people want to think it's one thing here. well, inflation and interest rates going up is a big thing. many banks have bonds that are declining in value. that's a systemic problem. the whole regulatory approach. biden's also declared war on whole sectors of the american economy. we're going to eliminate oil, natural gas, coal. that's a lot of jobs, that's a lot of regions. when you threaten like that, i'm not surprised that these problems don't pop up in more places. elizabeth: yeah. to what grover's saying, you know, the federal reserve, you know, it's a matter of oversight. if the white house is going another the all of its attacks on big business, david, this big story, the federal reserve says it will do an internal probe of why they missed silicon valley bank's collapse. you know, it could involve san francisco fed chair mary daly, she's pretty woke. we're seeing the unrealized loss at that bank and banks nationwide, more than $620 billion. a

. >>> for democrats, what's the message, i want to bring in robert gibbs, former president obama's white housemsnbc political analyst, you know, joe biden not surprisingly when he was heading to mississippi was asked about this and he said no comment. is that right or is it playing it too safe? and what about other democrats what do you say? >> chris, i think the president was right to no comment. he shouldn't want to turn himself into a pundit. he's a president we want a commander in chief, not a commentator in chief i think that's one of the reasons joe biden occupies the white house now, and not donald trump. i think for democrats writ large, i think it's important to emphasize one of the bedrock values of our country is the rule of law and that that no person, regardless of who they are or the office they hold or once held is above that rule of law. that's important i also think as governor kasich said, this is a process that's going to wind itself through the court system you know, donald trump, like everybody else, is innocent until they are proven guilty he'll have to stay in court. pro

and senior policy adviser to the obama white house ashley allison.d to have you both on this morning, and scott, you are covering the republican race very closely, i know. beyond the question if it's trump or not trump, does a non-maga candidate have a path to win the nomination or in your view, does the maga wing still control the party? are they most likely to propel if there's an alternative to trump, a candidate to the top? >> oh, sure. i think he can be beaten. i think right now he has to be considered the front-runner. i think trump and desantis are in a different universe than anyone considering the race. one of the things that help trump, of course, being a plurality-type candidate is if you have fragmentation on the field and we're seeing people get in or thinking about getting in. the real question is will people get in by the time iowa and new hampshire and the other states roll around. i think the field will be smaller than people think and trump got in the mid-40s in the republican primary and the number of people exist to beat him, but

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because of the regulations that we saw in the obama biden white house. that matters as well. >> to follow up on that, you said the administration can do without congress. do you have a timeline on when we could see that, days or weeks? >> we are already seeing some of that under as regulators have taken action over the last few years to reverse the last administration deregulation. that is because of the actions under this president. we have seen that. we cannot take congress off the hook. the regulators are going to continue to do what the president asked of them. these past two years. congress has to act. we need to make sure they do their part in this. as a president is taking actions to give the american people confidence. >> does the president viewed jerome powell stewardship at all a risk to his position as chairman of the federal reserve? >> the president has confidence in jerome powell. host: that was from the press briefing on monday. you can see those as they come in on our website at c-span.org. a republican from texas -- chip roy, republican

that's why we are not in 2008 because of the actions that the obama-biden white house took but again, many of those actions that were taken for, after what occurred in 2008 were rolled back by the last administration. so we have to address those issues, so asking congress to do that. >> john: she says what happened with the silicon valley bank was because of the trump administration, and instead of -- the deposit level is way above what the fdic normally insures people that. with that, the white house and sandra. >> sandra: bombshell admission, subpoenaed bank records show president biden's daughter in law hallie received money in 2017. the first actual money trail that cash was funneled from china through hunter biden's business partner into biden family accounts. thank you very much, for breaking in on this. >> up to 6 or 7 bidens involved in profiting from this. number one, businesses have links to china, ok. a little disturbing. you should know details on this. and also tax records. administration -- excuse me, the democrats in the house were great getting tax records, it might be

we talk about expressing when the obamas took the white house, the enslaved community that the white house but we don't really talk how many bricks they carried what that was like to labor the founding portion and we don't talk about how they built the buildings of america's identity and infrastructure we don't talk about that so i said on the path to tell that story and i think about all the states all the countries that were involved or benefited from the slave trade. and i wondered what stories were they telling? and so that put me on the journey to travel overseas to get a sense of the countries involved in the slave trade, their engagement, and in the telling the story of their own history. and so that's my origin story. a story that i had to tell by the function of a 13 year old. they told me to tell it. are you going read? will read after you. so my story begins in my own child hood. i grew up in louisville kentucky and every spring some you may know that it turns, transforms entirely into what call derby city and the pinnacle moment of this long buildup, weeks and weeks to th

we are in a different place than we were in 2008 because of the regulations we saw in the obama biden white house. and so that matters as well. >> to follow up on that, you said that there are things that the white house where the administration can do without congress. do you have a timeline on this, on when we will see that -- days or weeks? >> we are already seeing some of that underway as regulators have taken action over the last few years to reverse the last administration's deregulation and that is because of the actions under this president. and so we've seen that. but again, we cannot take congress off the hook. and the regulators are going to take -- continue to do with the president asked of them, again, the past two years. again, congress has to act. we need to make sure they do their part in this as the president is taking actions to give the american people confidence. >> does the president of jo viewjerome powell's stewardshipf these events as at all a risk to his position as chairman of the federal reserve? >> no, not at all. the president has confidence in jerome powell. >> share

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because of the -- because of the regulation that is we saw in the obama-boyne biden white house. so that matters as well. reporter: you said there are things that the administration can do without congress. do you have a time line? days or weeks? >> it's a good question, j.j. as regulators have take a few actions to to reverse the deregulation and that's because of the actions under this president. and so we've seen that. but again, we cannot take congress off the hook. and the regulators are going to have to continue to do what the president asks of them again these past two years. again, congress has to act. we need to make sure that they do their part as the president is taking actions to give the american people confidence. >> does the president view jerome powell's stewardship, these events as as all a risk to his position of the chairman of the federal reserve? karine: the president has confidence in the chairman of the federal reserve. >> how do you improve the fdic e over? karine: i'm not going to comment on any hypotheticals from here. >> he has said the federal reserve

fascinating interview because cal penn worked in the obama administration as, i need to take a deep breathe here. the associate director of the white house office of public office and intergovernmental affairs which is fancy way of saying who is this again.

counsel to the 9/11 commission, the ceo of the millennium challenge group, worked in the obama and clinton white house. 55 years old. she and her husband and son were traveling from new hampshire down to washington and virginia on a private plane. it was a college tour. >> coming back from a college tour. she lives in maryland. very accomplished lady. she was on this plane with her son and her husband. this is the private plane that hit terrible turbulence. she was killed. this is incredibly rare. i don't think i have heard of somebody dying of turbulence in a plane. the ntsb is investigating. was there something going wrong with that plane? was there a mechanical issue? did they get caught in extreme turbulence? we know the jet stream right now moving from west to east is running at about 100 miles per hour faster than normal. people flying from l.a. to new york are saying, i got here an hour earlier. if you get caught into that river in the air, it can be incredibly violent. we don't know if that played a role. >> when you say that, we don't know -- in your piece it could have been the trim, which w

join us on our journey to a more sustainable future. >>> michelle obama is opening up more about her family's white housemrs. obama says her family felt a sense of responsibility to represent the black community. take a listen. >> the mission during those eight years was bigger than just my voice. >> yeah. >> you know, we were the first. hopefully not the only, but we were the first. and when you're the first at stuff, especially the first in the biggest spotlight, the world watching you, you don't want to mess it up. you know? and you want to make sure that you are representing. i talk about this in the book. the challenges when you are the first or an only, you are carrying a tray of other people's expectations along with you on the journey. you know, one small misstep isn't just a misstep for you but it's a misstep for your family, for your community, for your race, for all of humanity because we don't often get a second chance. >> mrs. obama opening up in a way she hasn't before about her time in the white house, promoting her third book "the light we carry" which dives into how she dealt with relati

you played a role in communicating during the obama white house when they had to deal with the aftermath in the heart of '08/'09 financial collapse what should the president's message be from today? what sort of steady signals should the white house be trying to send? >> well, once the policy decisions have been made, which they were over the weekend, which you and steve spoke to, the key for the president is calming the public because as steve said, the banks are opening. the markets will be open what he needs to project to the public is, "we've got this we have a plan we made decisions. we are addressing this." that's what people need to hear from him it is important to know that president biden does nothing at 9:00 a.m he is a night owl. the fact he is doing this at 9:00 a.m. anyway speaks to how vital the white house recognizes this is to have his voice out there, conveying it to the american public. >> steve rattner, thank you very much for coming on this morning charlie sykes, thank you, as well. >>> ahead on "morning joe," is xi jinping right to name the united states as the force

♪ former first lady michelle obama is opening up about her family's white house day, in her new podcastsponsibility to represent black communities. take a listen. >> the mission during those eight years was bigger than just my voice. we were the first, hopefully not the only, but we were the first. [applause] and when you are the first at stuff, especially the first in its biggest spotlight, the world watching you, you do not want to mess it up. you want to make sure that you were representing. i talk about this in the book. the challenge is when you are the first, or an only, you are carrying a tray of other people's expectations. along with you on the journey. you know, one small misstep it's not just a misstep for you, but it is a misstep for your family, for your community, for your race, for all of humanity because we do not often get a second chance. >> mrs. obama opening up in a way she has not before

it won him a number of awards and appeared to help obama's ascension to the white house.ican because for so long those on the right have wanted to tap into the culture of the country and failed at it time and time again. take for instance ben carson who during his 2016 presidential run worked with rapper aspiring mogul to try to re-create that obama magic for himself. ♪ support ben carson for our next president and be awesome ♪ >> america became a great nation early on. not because it was flooded with politicians but because it was flooded with people who understood the value of personal responsibility. >> it's the flute for me. we all witnessed how well the worked out for ben. and just last year, in his re-election campaign, florida governor ron desantis, oh, yeah, he brought in the big guns. working with lynyrd skynyrd's johnny van zandt to release this. >> at least he didn't try to rhyme something with fauci. is it possible to be embarrassed on someone's behalf? i think van zandt should probably stick to sweet home alabama, but there's one person on the right more than

it was core to president obama's economic messaging. the white househese tax increases are necessary to reduce the deficit as well as to offset costs for domestic spending. they are placing an emphasis on paid family leave, childcare, health care, the solvency of entitlement programs such as medicare and social security. some of the hikes they are proposing are on increasing taxes on those earning more than $400,000 a year, 25% minimum tax on billionaires, doubling the capital gains tax and doing away with the tax breaks for corporations that were assigned under former president trump. it's dead on arrival in a republican led house. we are not expecting this to become law. it lays the contours of the debate over spending later this year as well as gives us a preview of a potential -- what will be core to i think president biden's expected re-election campaign. >> this is like the 2024 kickoff in terms of the themes of campaign. doug, put on your cbo hat when you used to be a neutral down the middle guy scoring these budgets. how would you score this if

white house pentagon official douglas mcken questioning whether a quote past superstar can help democrats hold white house in 2024, he says democrats have floated several names including michelle obama, former first lady revealed she cried for 30 minutes, after leaving the white house back in 2017. meanwhile, the white house now is mocking the only declared democrat candidate marion williamson, watch this. >> i mean, if i had a -- a what is it called? a little -- >> a little globe here is this the wall that i can tell you, follow whatever i can feel her aura i just don't have don't have anything to share on that. maria: hmm, newt gingrich is here this morning, newt your thoughts, mobbinging marion wil mocking. >> unusual candidate no hope for winning open to being being mocked the white house is going to try to diminish shrink any potential opponent, they, obviously, will miss it get joe biden renominated reelected. they are going over anybody they have to, to try to get that done, that is a legitimate part of how our history works, i must say in terms of of your last secretary of state if i were chinese communist would be thrilled with joe biden's proposed tax increase a -- it guar

he served as white house counsel to president obama and she cochaired two presidential commissions on democratic reforms. he is also the author of multiple books, reports and editorials that offer recommendations for form. -- reform. he will be joined tonight by professor silvia kim of the government department here at american university. since receiving her phd, she has already published a highly regarded book and about 10 scientific journal articles. she is also a highly dedicated teacher. i am going to shut up in the second and had the microphone to professor kim. she will interview bob for about 40 minutes or so, at which point we will open things up for a q&a. you will have an opportunity to ask bob any questions that you have. i asked that you form your question in the form of a question, not a statement or any sort of proclamation. we will wrap things up a little bit after 6:00. professor kim, the floor is yours. silvia: thank you so much. it is an honor to be here moderating this topic. 40 minutes i am sure is not enough time to address the many areas of expertise that bob ca

equipped and thank you know unfortunately, what happened the first time joe biden was in the white house with barack obama where our military was devastated and all of our war games and studies have shown that we drop while china was building up its military. president trump made a big dent in that, the last two years, the biden administration focused on woke policies and transgenderism and really not focused on rebuilding our military and it is why if we were in conflict right now, again, our war games and numerous studies show that we would not farewell particularly with respect to the types of precision and guided positions that we would need and a conflict of china over taiwan. i am talking about anti-aircraft missiles. and the types of weapons we would need for that. this is a problem before we got into ukraine and depleting our weapons and our ammunition from that. >> here is my question to you. where did china get all that money? where did china get rich from, most notably. >> well, you hit on in your opening. we invited them into the world trade organization with most favor nation sta stay with us

s. government that begins here at the white house with president obama begins with our security visor, jack sullivan. it applies to the secretary of state, of course, of the special presidential envoy for hostage affairs, the hostage recovery fusion, sell at the f b i. but overall it takes leadership to make something a persistent priority. we build structures almost a decade ago to get there. we have the leaders right now with the present, with jake, with the secretary of state. ah, who are ensuring that that is translating into results like the very happy results were reaching here, welcoming paul back to the united states, back with his family. are there elements of this case that are relevant to others that are out there? that may not be in the news right now? i think all of the steve goes back to those conversations involving the national security advisor, james sullivan, and rwandan government officials in which we were able to make that pivot from simply saying this must be resolved. this is unacceptable to quietly saying how, what steps can take us from here to there. and that

statement by the trump administration it started during president obama's term the president holds a critical mineral summit at the white house that's good. i think that's great. we should be producing, mining those minerals processing them here the day he held the critical minerals summit the department of interior reversed the record of decision and told alaska start over. this is just one road. it's a road to get there but it took us seven years just to get the approval. and they just reversed it. again, they talk a big game. the president is holding a summit in the same day, same day one of the biggest strategic mineral deposits in the country, they told us to start again. so the rhetoric doesn't match their actions and, unfortunately, a lot of the lower 48 want to tell of alaskans what to do use this approach to alaska native communities, it's not helping my state but it's not helping the country. >> so it's been done for a number of years what is that? >> i agreed with a fair number of things we need to do that i was working with senator manchin but i was a little nervous he only talked about renewables. >> that was cle

because of the regulations that we saw in the obama biden white house. that matters as well. >> to follow up on that, you said the administration can do without congress. do you have a timeline on when we could see that, days or weeks? >> we are already seeing some of that under as regulators have taken action over the last few years to reverse the last administration deregulation. that is because of the actions under this president. we have seen that. we cannot take congress off the hook. the regulators are going to continue to do what the president asked of them. these past two years. congress has to act. we need to make sure they do their part in this. as a president is taking actions to give the american people confidence. >> does the president viewed jerome powell stewardship at all a risk to his position as chairman of the federal reserve? >> the president has confidence in jerome powell. host: that was from the press briefing on monday. you can see those as they come in on our website at c-span.org. a republican from texas -- chip roy, republican