jean-pierre: good afternoon, everybody. okay, so i am pleased to announce that on friday, september 16th, president biden will welcome south african president cyril ramaphosa to the white house. the leaders building on their productive call in april and the us south africa strategic dialogue in august will reaffirm the importance of our enduring partnerships and discuss opportunities to deepen cooperation on trade and investment, infrastructure, climate and energy and health. we look forward to a productive visit. president biden's special envoy for the horn of africa ambassador mike hammer will travel to ethiopia starting this weekend to engage on the crisis in northern ethiopia. special envoy hammer will convey that all parties should halt military operations and engage in peace talks. we condemn eritrea's re-entry into the conflict, the continuing tplf offensive outside tigray and the ethiopian government's airstrikes. there is no military solution to the conflict prior to renewed hostilities. we were encouraged by five

that's karine-jean pierre!all of the jobs you could hire karine-jean pierre for, professional hand waver the first. wave a hand and look confused. she is at the top of your list. if you need someone who can speak english and communicate ideas we can understand, she might be at the bottom of your list. but they hired her anyway. the result is amazing. heartening. these are the leaders of the revolution. today karine-jean pierre defined the term extremist us for. she defined it from the podium: anyone whose views differ from the majority of americans. if your views are different from the majority, you are an extremist. here's the best part: karine-jean pierre works for a guy who has a 38% approval rating. the question before the class today is 38% less or more than the majority! math is not karine-jean pierre's strong suit. it's not her boss's strong suit either. cognition is not his strong suit. this is the man who took orders from men in easter bunny costumes and chose as his vice-president someone who feels th

pierre, you've laid out here two major headlines involving these documents at mar-a-lago. first, the former president dealt this setback from this three-judge appeals panel, two of whom he appointed, deciding that the justice department can move forward with these documents. in addition to that, the special master, the judge who the former president pushed for, now that judge demanding accountability from the trump team, as well? >> reporter: yes he is, david. the special master will no longer be dealing with the classified documents. but he will oversee disputes about roughly 11,000 other documents seized at mar-a-lago. and david, the special master told trump's attorneys today that they need to provide detailed lists of every single document deemed covered by some kind of privilege, david. >> all right, pierre thomas live in washington tonight. thank you, pierre. >>> we're going to turn now to the incredible scene playing out in russia tonight. backlash against vladimir putin's new draft, mobilizing up to 300,000 russians to join the fight in ukraine. tonight, men now le

there's still a sense of urgency, mary. >> pierre tracking this all for us. pierre, thank you. >>> next here tonight, president biden is turning up the heat on the midterm elections, now a little more than two months away. in a scathing address, the president taking direct aim at former president trump and calling out maga republicans. condemning the january 6th insurrection and political violence, arguing our democracy is at risk. president biden today was asked if he considers trump supporters to be a threat to america. abc's rachel scott is at the white house. >> reporter: tonight, president biden defending his political speech in philadelphia where he said former president donald trump and what he called maga republicans represented a threat to american democracy. >> do you consider all trump supporters to be a threat to the country? >> i don't consider any trump supporter to be a threat to the country. i do think anyone who calls for the use of violence, fails to condemn violence when it's used, refuses to acknowledge when an election has been won, insis

pierre thomas standing by on the investigation tonight. dan abrams also here on what may be coming next. >>> also tonight, the major news on covid. the new booster for millions this fall here in the u.s. the fda now authorizing updated covid boosters from both pfizer and moderna, targeting omicron and the ba.4 and ba.5 subvariants. this could be ready in days. so, who should get one? your questions answered right here tonight. >>> also this evening, the state of emergency in jackson, mississippi. 160,000 people still without drinkable water. thousands today lining up for hours waiting for cases of bottled water. but there has been a major development tonight, and we'll have the latest. trevor ault is on the scene. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. and this evening, the images now coming in. an armored convoy carrying u.n. inspectors trying to get to europe's largest nuclear power plant right there in ukraine. how will they be received by the russians? and the major counteroffensive in the south. president zelenskyy and what he said just toni

we saw nothing of the exchange between peter doocy and karine jean-pierre on other outlets. exchange happened between jonathan carl or sarah huckabee sanders. >> todd: they do not have twitter to go back and look at karine jean-pierre's tweets. our favorite show is back, we get beer and the kids and watch "the view." they kicked off their new season by praising joe biden attacks on maga republicans, take a listen. >> this maga crowd is so sensitive, you have somebody who cares about everybody, how is that divisive? >> she called y'all out. if you follow someone that has hate in their heart and i believe he does, you are comp complicit. >> todd: joe, what did they watch? >> joe: when you come to my house to watch "the view," don't bring natty light. joy behar once compared to turning point members to nazi germany, she had to apologize for it? she compared the president to adolf hitler. it is sarkasm wednesday, don't look into that too hard. if the president is passionate, why hasn't he sat down with a tv interview in between the 206 days. that was the super bowl, by the way.

our pierre thomas at the courthouse in florida. >>> new video of a midair scare over the orlando airport. a small plane suddenly flying in the path of a passenger jet. two planes just hundreds of feet apart. the quick move to avert a disaster. >>> as millions of americans head out for labor day weekend, the pilot protests at airports around the country. what does it mean for your travel plans? >>> the record heat wave in the west. eight states under heat and fire alerts. california tonight in a state of emergency. and firefighters treated for heat-related injuries. rob marciano standing by. >>> late today, the cdc recommending two new boosters from pfizer and moderna. the vaccines revised to target the omicron strain and subvariants. how long before the new boosters are available? and how to make sure you get the new vaccine. >>> overseas tonight, alarming news as u.n. inspectors reach the nuclear power plant caught in the crossfire between ukraine and russia. the new message just in from president zelenskyy, as one of those reactors is again shut down because of dangerous shelling. >>>

karine jean-pierre works for a guy who's got a thirty eight percent approval rating. ra the question before the class today is thirty eight percent lessthe ma or morn the majority math is not karine jean-pierre strong suit. >> and of course, it's not her boss's strong suit either. cognition is not his strong suit. this is the ma is n who tookth r from men in easter bunny costumes. >> this is the man who chose as his vice president , someoned who feels the need to say mankind and womankind as if they're completelyas separate categories. >> watch this. the artemis program is the >>ginning of the next era of what we have a history and ang tradition of doing, ofe providing vision and inspiring innovation in a way that is going to benefit all mankind and womankind. >> okay, so not only is it going to benefit mankind, you've got to include ladiesio here. womankind will benefit as well. transcon that goes to that sayn. transcon always benefits when f joe biden is president. >>bide sn o you have to wonder how different things might look if they had people with an iq of over,

let's get right to pierre thomas tonight.ign that this investigation is accelerating. >> reporter: tonight, in a sign that doj's investigation of the january 6th insurrection is escalating word of 40 new subpoenas issued to some of president trump's closest associates. among those subpoenas are close advisers to trump, former white house officials and staffers from his 2020 presidential campaign. ranging from lower level staffers to those at the highest levels of the campaign. sources telling abc news, the focus of the subpoenas appears to be the alleged scheme to have fake or alternate electors come to washington to delay the certification of joe biden as president. investigators are now asking questions about trump's fund-raising efforts built on the lie that he won the election, david. >> pierre thomas with the breaking news from washington, pierre, thank you. >>> we turn to the tragic news here in new york city tonight. investigators believe three small children were drowned on coney island beach. the youngest just 3 mont

karine jean-pierre. was that better or worse than friday's performance.friday in case you were busy celebrating labor day, you saw her brag that joe biden, greatest president of all time, has created no fewer than, get a pen, 10 billion new jobs. watch this. >> we have created nearly 10 billion jobs since president joe biden took office, which is the fastest job growth in history. where is the success? here it is. >>tucker: he created 10 billion new jobs. she's not a math genius and we're not judging or anything. she didn't have time to do the numbers. 10 billion is 10 billion. if we did the math, just quick back of the envelope stuff and that means joe biden according to had to his publicist, jean-pierre, has created 30 jobs per person in this country, that's every american, man, woman, child, two spirit, a-gender, pan sexual, whatever. every person that lives in the country got 30 new jobs per person thanks to joe biden. we're going to be busy but we're also grateful. living in this country, transgender activists flat out targeting kids in america. indo

please welcome to "the late show," karine jean-pierre!ferent live audience than i do. ( laughter ) >> stephen: exactly! this is a little bit of a better crowd than you get on a daily basis. >> this is a little different. it's a little different. can i just say hello to my mom? >> stephen: of course. >> she is right there in the red. >> stephen: oh! ( cheers and applause ) hello! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: that's nice. we like moms here. >> yeah, and, you know i'm from new york, so, i'm home. >> stephen: that's excellent. that's excellent. >> so i get to see my mom. >> stephen: congrats on the new gig. >> thank you. thank you, sir. >> stephen: folks-- some folks may remember, from this photo that went around the internet a little bit. you've had a lot of different jobs over the years, but you were interviewing then-senator harris in 2019, during the campaign, and you defended her from a protester on stage. look at that action shot right there. ( cheers and applause ) he came to grab her mic, right? >> yeah.ur interview process, ho

pierre: pierre: tesla has already made a lot. i like it a lot. tesla has made achievements. to figure out what's around it, like a traffic light, bikers, i can't remember a single time there was something around it. and i think it has been the focus of tesla in the last few years, and that's really ai. and what's interesting is the next challenge to me is making sense of what you perceive, what you see in figuring out i need to wait and wait for this car and sleep between these two cars and things like that. as a user, i feel there is a lot and it's very impressive and there's still a lot of work to do where i can supervise it. and what i would expect today is actually tesla to show the challenges and show how difficult it is and what they are doing to address it. ed: on that point, what they are doing to address it. it's a recruitment event. i did a twitter poll, i asked tesla owners, fans, investors were they interested in and you see on your screen, they are interested in optimists, this humanoid robot. how interested are you in the robot itself? do you see that as a prod

>> all right, pierre thomas live in washington. thank you, pierre. >>> we're going to turn now to the war in ukraine, and with russia suffering those heavy losses we've been reporting on here, ukrainians, that counteroffensive pushing them back in several towns and communities, well now, vladimir putin's new plan to hold referendums in parts of the east. tonight, the white house calling all of this a sham. and both vladimir putin and president biden are set to speak about this war tomorrow. abc's tom soufi burridge in ukraine for us again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a major escalation from vladimir putin, moving to officially declare large areas of eastern and southern ukraine part of russia. planning to stage referendum votes starting this week. president zelenskyy tonight dismissing the moves as "noise" and thanking allies for condemning russia. it comes as putin suffers heavy battlefield losses. tonight, ukrainian troops marching into this newly-liberated village in the eastern donbas region. the white house today slamming ru

abc news chief justice correspondent pierre thomas reporting tonight from florida. pierre?reporter: juju, i'm here in west palm beach on the night before trump's attorneys and doj prosecutors will face off in court in this case for the first time. they'll be battling over trump's request for a special master to review all those documents and weed out privileged information. but doj has been pushing back hard, challenging the request, revealing explosive new details in the process, and levying allegations of obstruction of justice. tonight, the justice department methodically laying out how they struggled to retrieve classified documents from mar-a-lago in the face of alleged lies and resistance from donald trump's team. their blunt conclusion, efforts were likely taken to obstruct the government's investigation. the sheer number of classified documents is staggering. 322. 184 were handed over to the national archives in january. then in june, trump turned over another 38. at that time, his attorney in a sworn statement said the additional documents were discovered after a d

it's amazing to me, amber, that karine jean-pierre can tell us that they've done all of this help andwithout the help of open republ. it was the democrats who wanted to defund the police and the democrats who wanted to alienate the police, that's why we saw so many resignations and retirements from the local police. she stants she stands there witt face, says he's doing what he can to protect the cities, the sanctuary cities, without the help of republicans. >> that's exactly right. it makes no sense whatsoever. it's not republican parts of the country that are telling police officers to stand down when they see individuals engaging in smash and a grabs and looting stores or when they see individuals stalking people late at night. it's just bizarre that they would think to blame this on republicans, either in terms of the border crisis or the crime crisis, which are also interrelated as well because when illegal aliens come into the united states, a lot of them are not vetted. we don't know their criminal history. when they do get shipped to various parts of the country, it's american

pierre: in terms of functionality, i do not think anything critical you will hear today.oing to be interesting is pricing. in this environment what is going to happen is the prices of the iphone 14 going to be $100 more? it might be the case. that is going to be the most important input today. the second aspect and pricing that is important is subscription. apple today, if you want to use their services, you need a subscription to use the hardware. if you move to the subscription model, it is fantastic because it goes into a regular upgrade cycle and gives more pricing power. it gives the more flexible it on pricing and you have a positive feedback. to come back to the question, the next two months -- first, today i am going to look at the pricing. in the next two months i, will look at how the market reacts. kriti: something we will be watching. always a pleasure. new street research head of technology infrastructure. with thank you for your time and your insight. live shot of the east room of the white house where president biden and the first lady are hosting former pr

karine jean-pierre thank you for joining us.ery much. karine jean-pierre gets tonight's last world. what the 11th hour starts now. 11th hour starts now. >> tonight, the trump mar-a-lago criminal investigation can move forward. a federal repeals court has reversed converse or decision of the trump judge of a classified documents, saying trump had no business having them. and in new york, the state attorney general brought her case against trump and his family to the public, saying no one is above the law. not even a former president.

so for her financial on military 8 or to pick up a photo or pierre pierre. i am so sorry. i do apologize, it's the signal is just breaking up on us and at a point our conversation, when i well, you will even some very interesting points at pierre of emanuel tom and the president of the euro continent. think tank a real pleasure having alive with us today, especially right after this bigger signing ceremony here in the central, at the center of moscow. thank you very much for that. we'll see you soon. we'll let so across live. now to our correspondent in the don yet republic, romana kazora has now been dining by for us now. and of course a roman. you've been there now for quite some time down there on the front line, seeing how the people have been living and coping and surviving during a very difficult time, but also in a very exciting time as well looking towards the future. but my what, what is the atmosphere like now in don bass officer incorporation sarah mission that was just made in moscow just no cementing their decision at the referendum, which was held just a few

karine jean-pierre, thanks so much. >> thank, you alex.e a busy schedule, thanks for joining us on set. great to see. >> great to see. oh >> i'm next, i'll be joined live right here on set by a member of the ukrainian military. we'll look here firsthand at what life on the frontline's life, and how people are feeling as ukrainian counterattacks recapture territory from russia. stay with us. 80% of couples sleep too hot or too cold. because quality sleep is vital, the sleep number 360 smart bed is temperature balancing, so you both stay cool. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. save 30% on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed. only for a limited time. if you have diabetes, then getting on the dexcom g6 is the single most important thing you can do. it eliminates painful fingersticks, helps lower a1c, and it's covered by medicare. before dexcom g6, i was frustrated. all of that finger-pricking and all of that pain, my a1c was still stuck. my diabetes was out of control. i was tired. (female anno

i am wondering pierre, of with this a humane approach to prison in finland. what does the public think? what about victims? oh, of course there's a lot of opinions about our system to an o. so inside of our society, but i want to say that or research or says that de punitive approach, it doesn't work. or it just as good matthias is prisoners more and it will increase their recidivism, their risk of prissy division. or if you have that kind of a prism system. so also from the point of view of victims, i think it's important that offenders have treated inhumane way. that means that they have to possibility during the prison time to take responsibility for one hit . what they have done faced, the reality faced the reality of their behavior. and all this can be done in a therapist. therapeutic way, i think. so it's not about punishment. it's about making people understand and given them the opportunity to change so that there won't be more victims. i just want to show some pictures that you sent us earlier peer and, and it's a hospital room. it's not here on my l

here's pierre thomas. tonight. the justice department is preparing to appeal ruling by a federal judge temporarily blocking the fbi from using those classified documents recovered a donald trump's mar a lago resort in their ongoing criminal investigation. alien kenan, a trump appointee, says she's not willing to accept the government's assertions that roughly 100 documents are classified, even though they're labeled as such, including some designated as secret and top secret. the judge named of third party a special master to review the 11th. 1000 documents seized from the former president's home. to help determine what's classified and what's not, and to help resolve matters of privilege for pick former federal judge raymond dearie who has experienced in national security matters. she asked him to review the classified documents first, while the government cannot use the classified documents before a grand jury or interview witnesses about their content, kenan told doj she's not blocking investigators from quote,

fauci and karine jean-pierre, the binder reader, have to turn it over.he press secretary. >> the federal judge ordered that you have 20 days to turn over emails communicating social media companies over this information and disinformation. what are those emails going to show? >> so, i can't comment. you asked me this question last week. i can't comment on any specifically ongoing litigation. >> jesse: oh, jean-pierre the binder lady and fauci have 20 days to hand over emails with zuckerberg and jack dorsey or they are going to suffer the consequences and then we will be able to see the scope of the censorship that americans were subjected to which had nothing to do with science at all. senator rand paul of kentucky is a physician who joins us now. so, i think we are just going to see a mountain of communications from fauci, the white house, to zuckerberg to twitter and this is just the tip of the iceberg. what are you expecting? >> i think all of america should be appalled that america's doctor, the leading expert on covid and public health doesn't want

president biden is in new york city tonight and the white house press secretary, karine jean-pierre, is gonna join me right here on set in just a few minutes. but next, trump's legal team cited the 2012 federal court ruling to argue the documents sir -- seized during the mar-a-lago search should be deemed personal items. the 25 case involved audio recordings kept in former president clinton's sock drawer. no, really. former president clinton's sock drawer. that's coming up next. stay with us. bipolar depression. it made me feel trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar depression can take you to a dark place. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms. and in clinical studies, had no substantial impact on weight. this is where i want to be. call your doctor about sudden behavior changes or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. elderly dementia patients have increase

look at what's in front of the desk you are typing on, karine jean-pierre.ad she answers peter doocy when he asks if the cities are safe and says it's not a "yes" or "no" question. that's the definition of a "yes" or "no" question, and the answer is no. and she proceeds to say, "we inherited a rising crime from the last demonstration." before jen psaki had that revelation about crime, she tried the same failed talking point that this has been going on for a year and a half. she said that last year. why was it going on? you nailed this beautiful yesterday, emily, because of defund the police, because of these lawless democrat d.a.s. it's not the last administration, it's your party. and they try to tell us they live in this mythical biden's america, different from what we live in. you watch these press briefings, you will hear the border is secure, that crime is not a problem. see when i can tell you that's not true. >> kayleigh: and what is the third one? inflation is coming down, it's flatlined. it's a mythical place. no one lives in this america other then

joining us now on is karine jean-pierre the white house press secretary sarah new york.delegation to the un general. karine, welcome to the, new york -- congratulations on the show. >> thank you congratulations to you. but >> i want to talk about the broken public and governors, first, because today governor ron desantis in florida reported there was some suggestion they might be flying applied of violence to present and subside of delaware. that plane landed moments ago, an hour ago, i'm not as sack the share of the timeframe, and it was empty. it would seem to suggest that desantis was aware that president biden had his number. i know you commented on this political ploy earlier. but the face-off between republican governors and this administration is pretty posh. i wonder, internally, or not internally, as the president reached out to these governors? >> here's the thing. i was asked this question earlier today. i don't know why we would reach out to a governor or governors who are clearly playing a political game. it is something they're doing not to find a solution,

you are not his family to him, i and cameroon the camera is not pierre narcissus. in honors and buried in several churches. they had a banquet right on the grave, and he is not in the ground yet to drink everything, they say toasts. right there they dance and sing so that he is not afraid that his relatives are with him to the end, even there they jump over that line, you will have to go sooner or later, and we will go there. and if not, there is no pride. we will order this crypt to be built, and here every dog ​​knows it. nobody knows him there. come on, narcissus assures. she will do everything possible to get through with them just without money without pants, as i am doing now, i am standing. the mysterious death of a producer singer maxim why the artist did not express condolences and did not even send a wreath smacks of some kind of crime here is not so simple, because yura loved very much in life with yuri alekseev, who called himself the first producer maxim say goodbye in vyborg funeral from the strength of a person, 30. through me, no, and then no one wo

>> we'll see, pierre. pierre, thanks very much. let's bring in jon karl. know a lot more about this case than we knew a week ago. that's because trump filed this request for a special master. >> reporter: at every turn the information that has come out has been in response to what trump has said and what his legal team has done. george, it's extraordinary. if you go back to even the night of the search of mar-a-lago, it was donald trump himself who came out and told the world about it. it was because of trump that the search warrant was released, that the affidavit was then released and then this damning portrayal of potential obstruction of justice and the doj filing that came out on tuesday was in direct response to yet another court filing by donald trump. >> some new polls out show people are paying attention. >> reporter: this is definitely a story that has broken through. a new quinnipiac poll shows this is quite astounding, you almost never see this on a major story, 76% say they are paying attention to what is going on. and look at this, george, 59

oh, they go around, dads should now stand in designer trays, the empire is here, maybe pierre cardinill grow up, you know nobody knows, c what starts the nerves. you are so comforting. yes? this is a little beautiful in front of you people, how beautiful, watch a good satchel with svetlana borovskaya on our tv channel. what is the role of youth in the religious life of the country? but in fact, when you enter a church among people of respectable age, our youth, uh, are especially noticeable in the church and are also especially noticeable in church life in general. through what experience it is necessary to go through in order to realize the deep meaning of the faith, he walked and went through the roof and the way of the skin faithful more than a date and understanding the same great she was paid for us sinners. what should a believer do to get closer to god on a path? yes, keep tyan. better they esusa. through the fault of being faithful to him, a word of thought and christian martyrdom awaits, and yes, we already have freedom and we are already deciding whether to invite him into

signs of russia's intention to use nuclear weapons, the spokeswoman of the white house, karinjan pierresummarizing the data available in the american administration. today she went to a briefing, the same briefing , the same hall, where american officials already stated that the consequences of using nuclear weapons would be catastrophic both for the world and for russia itself, but this is an obvious message, everyone was interested. well , what are the data of american intelligence, as far as it is now after so-called referendums, after an active counterattack by ukrainian troops , the possibility of russia using nuclear weapons increased. well, the white house is reassuring, listen to what kari says

and the whol 2 ande aging mall community of eastern european natural gas pipelines, karine jean-pierre was thator wr better or worse than friday'sn performance on friday? >>fr in case you were busyatin celebrating labor day, you youd saw her brag that joe biden, greatest president of all time, has created no fear. then get a pen. ten thousand million new jobs. watch us . created >> we have created nearlyearly ten thousand million jobs sinceh president biden took office, which is the fastest job growth in history. hereb iso you're asking me, whs the success here? >> it is stressing where'st is the success? jobs. he created ten thousand million new jobs. she's not a math genius .dg soin we're not a judging onythre anything. but, you know, she to do have to do the numbers. ten thousand million is teillion billion. o we did the math just quick back of the envelope stuff. and that would mean that joe biden, according to his publicist, karine jean-pierre, has created thirty jobs per person in this country. a that's everymeri american man, woman, child to spirit,n sexu a gender pansexual, wha

i don't think crime is nuanced the way that jean-pierre is describing. they are numbers.her crime is up and going up or it's going down. you laid it all out in those graphics a few minutes ago. it is way up in places like new york city and philadelphia, major cities across the country. they all have a common theme. a, they are run by mayors who are members of the democratic party. b, they have district attorneys who are not enforcing the law and allowing criminals that commit crimes to go back out and commit those crimes again and again. the overwhelming number of crimes are committed by the same people. so if we actually kept these people in jail after they are found guilty, instead of putting them back out on cashless bail, maybe wouldn't see these rising numbers because other criminals are seeing okay, if i get arrested, i'll be back out anyway. no fear of committing these crimes. i want to change the name of my book, kevin, from "come on, man" to "come on, chuck." as in chuck todd. advocating mass illegal migration to lower inflation. i swear tim russert, if he's watc

i'm going to give a challenge karine jean-pierre right now.e to the border, spend 60 minutes, one hour with mee and the border patrol union. we will encounter dozens, if i not hundreds of illegal i immigrants coming across. and if wone don't, let's't, brig the entire white house pressillp corps. and one or two thingsif w will happen if we don't encounter ane don'y one , i'll d up and say i was wrong. but when we encounter hundreds of people crossing, do you have the courage and integrity to stand in front of the press corps? you're lying to me and say, i lied to you . that's what an honest white house press secretary would say. and at the end o the endf the dn she lies, it's not just her. it's joe biden who isen who paying her to li ie. and it's every one of the dussel corporate media that roll over. if every single fact checker doesn't say pants on fire, they're complicit in the lie. you know, senator , i love your challenge. ey are cgreat idea. i've been down there fifteen times myself all the way from st the rio grande to san diego. what we

maria: nobody believes what karine jean-pierre said there, tiana. it's not just defunding of the police, it's also as hogan said serious policy that is being pushed by democrats across the country in particular cashless bail. cashless bail has been a nightmare for new york where a criminal gets processed and then he's right back out on the street a couple of hours later. >> especially because there's really no discrimination between violent or victimless crimes, right, and, you know, liberals to defend themselves they'll always say defund the police was more of a havingan that caught fire than something that happened in practice and you have seen in ultra liberal cities, they are having to renege on it. in dc we have to refund the police because it was such a failure, right, what isn't a slogan all the greater policies and dc, just to use one example, national park service and the city decided not to touch homeless encampments unless they posed a, quote, immediate danger to the public, right, and now you have multiple shootings and homicides of home

and this is how you would answer the question if you were karine jean-pierre from france.his, "for the most part american cities are safe and you, peter, and everybody in the room and millions of americans across the country live in the city's comic work in the cities, grays kids in the cities and some of you go out late at night and party with these cities. but in certain neighborhoods in the cities there is a surge in crime. this is what we are doing about xyz." that is it. i could do a better job of being a press secretary then she can, what is she doing up there because i'm not even a democrat and it is that easy. when you see someone pummel a woman like a caveman... >> brian: that is not the fifirst time. >> jesse: shatter her eye socket at jfk jfk, where is aoc, kathy hochul, running for goverr here? where is now the national organization? where is the me too movement? a woman got broke and you see a press conference, this woman is getting her face busted up at jfk international. app jfk you cannot fly in without being faxed but you can smash a woman's face in on the

or the spirit of america, which is what they built it as spirit and already begun from karine jean-pierre press secretary and now she's trying to sound the podium, well, we are targeting those who are maga candidates were officeholders. we are targeting those in congress, those in power. they know they offended half the country. let's also be clear here. not all republicans are trump backers or trump believers but card-carrying members and part of the republican party and maybe they like the policies donald trump but not the man so much. you are taking that as well and galvanizing that periods what they are doing will have the exact opposite i think of what they are planning to do. >> kayleigh: i would make the point really quick, it is 95% of the party that supports desantis. he is a maga candidate and not a party of establishment. >> sean: this is not squishing the republican party. the maga way, maga is making america great again. he is saying maga and that is the policies to put america first and the american worker versed in manufacturing. we look out for people first is the philosop

summarizing the data who are in the american administration, the spokeswoman of the white house karinjan pierre, she went to a briefing today, the same briefing, the same hall, where american officials have already stated that the consequences of using nuclear weapons would be catastrophic and for the world and for russia itself, well, this is an obvious message that everyone was interested in. well, what are the data of american intelligence, to what extent now, after the holding of the so-called referendums, after the active counterattack of the ukrainian troops, this possibility of the use of nuclear weapons by russia has increased. well, the white house is reassuring, listen what does karinjar say as for january or chances we don't see it at the moment we take these threats very seriously however we see no reason to change our own readiness level of nuclear forces. at the current stage, putin's threat to use nuclear weapons against europe is irresponsible and reckless, and the consequences of using nuclear weapons will be catastrophic for russia and for the world. russia will be an exile on

jean pierre emphasized that putin's current actions should be seen as a demonstration of the weakness not the strong position of his regime, and this is confirmed by the reaction of the russians , we stand ready to impose additional swift and severe economic consequences on russia along with our allies and partners in response to these actions if they go ahead with the annexation we will also continue to stand firmly with the people of ukraine and provide them with historic amounts of defense aid to help them defend their territory and defend their freedom. russians will not be able to rest. finland will ban tourist trips for citizens of the russian federation. such plans were announced by the minister of foreign affairs of the country, peka haviston, and such a decision is justified by the international damage they cause . russian travelers, however , the restrictions will not apply to visits related to family relations, studies or due to humanitarian reasons, current entry permits may be canceled at the border. and they plan to limit or stop the restrictions on vodonov. the restrict

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good morning, pierre. >> reporter: amy, good morning. it's a decisive ruling, blunt in its language. a three-judge appeals court panel comprised of two trump appointees and an obama appointee overturning a judge temporarily blocking doj from using those classified documents in their ongoing criminal investigation. the court also said the doj does not need the approval of a special master to use those classified documents. the court noted trump submitted no official record he actually declassified them saying, trump has not even attempted to show he has the need to know the information contained in the classified documents. the court has some strong words for judge aileen cannon who effectively hit the pause button on doj's investigation. the court noted the doj was likely to succeed in showing the judge abused her discretion in reference to those classified documents. the court essentially saying cannon overstepped her authority and should have shown more deference to the executive branch in regard to national security. we'll have to see

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there is a consistency between karine jean-pierre, so much condescension, you know what i mean?y of the questions that are asked, that's the dumbest thing in the world, and our position has been incredibly clear and so condescending in a way that, look, i don't think it's partisan to say that's how caylee mci neighborny, dana perino, you can be combative -- pete: we did have 11 days of the mooch, remember? [laughter] rachel: those were some wild days. will: i don't have anything substantive to meet head on. rachel: i agree. but i think what's really important is what they were willing to do. first of all, we can show you the headlines and the video. it's unequivocal that they are the ones, that the democrats wanted to shut down the schools. they were working with teachers unions, public officials to make that happen. they were masking our kids, making life miserable for everybody. that was their agenda. we know that for a fact. the question is, parents and i just think a lot of independent, fair-minded people were looking at saying we know this is going to screw up our kids acad

president biden tonight will say explicit names as we heard karine jean-pierre say there.ge the issue anymore, they want to put the spotlight on individuals on politicians, on elected officials who they see as posing threats to democracy and as screen pierre oig karine jean-p it is the rule of law. but these are themes we've heard from the president since he announced his run for president, this battle for the soul of the nation. it has been narrowed down to specific threats to democracy, but i think this is the argument he's been making for years. >> and so cnn has learned that the former president trump is considering waiting until after the november midterms to launch his presidential campaign given all these level troubles, at least five different investigations i can think of. what is the advantage here or disadvantage for president biden the sitting president on the timing of a potential trump bid and also do you think -- is it a guarantee that trufrnlmp will r for president again? >> i think inside the white house there is huge appetite for donald trump to announce

. >> sean: karine-jean pierre made these commence about the atlanta braves. stacey abrams said it's the worst state to be in. she cost the state a portion by losing the nba all star game. this is what karine-jean pierre said today. >> do you have any thoughts about the controversy about it if [inaudible]. >> we believe it's important to have this conversation. we should listen to native american people who most impacted by this. >> sean: your reaction? >> well, my reaction is, sean, i want to ask senator warnock and he needs to come out and says he believes they should change the name. i don't. i asked native americans and they are okay with it. the people on the left don't talk to the people they represent. they are making decision scissors coming back later knowing they made the wrong decision and trying to change it. i want people to know come november we have to vote the right way. vote for herschel walker and people that believe in america and in the constitution and lower taxes and protecting the border and protecting your kids. they are doing everythin