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press. did penguin random house have a chance to get your book at all? so as an academic, we tend to we tend to work with university presses in part because there's a separate a whole separate system of how acquisition and publication works with university presses versus big trade commercial presses like penguin random house, a university press has a peer review system that means that all of their books go out to specialists in the area in which that book is working. and those specialists have to sign off. and for my boss, the chair of my department, the deans, provost and the president, they like to see that i'm working with a peer reviewed press, the university press, because that gives the work a little bit more of the academic imprimatur that it needs. for my own career. so i did not let random house have a chance at these books. well, dan sinykin, i presume you have an agent? what is the process for getting a book to any publisher? and when did cormac mccarthy get an agent for the first time? yeah. so if you want to work with a commercial press, ther

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>> there is interest in the white house press corps. it's about the politics. e -- >> dana: is it? do you think the white house press corps presses the press secretary on this? >> not my job to defend them since i'm not wearing the hat anymore. >> dana: i was there in the room. when i would say i can't believe they never asked me about such and such. we dodged a bullet there. this one day after day and there is frustration in the "new york times" today there is nothing on the front page about biden, hunter biden, the whole issue at all even though emails and bank records but we do have 16 mentions of president trump. people out there reading the press feel like there is a discrepancy. >> that's an issue. what i said before. it's a political weakness for biden. lots of political weaknesses for president trump related to larger things with regard to these 3 or 4 indictments. hunter biden is a political weakness for his father, no question. does it deserve to be asked about more? probably. >> dana: all right. let's ask you about this. senator joe manchin is saying

i am joined now by white house press secretary karine jean-pierre.ou so much for joining us. that was really difficult to listen to. i'm not sure how much of that you heard. but that gentleman went back into those fires, tried to save people, and he just saw bodies, including childrens' bodies. i'm wondering, as president biden is about to head to hawaii on monday, what will he do during his visit to really help these people who are still dealing with these terrible disasters, including first responders? >> well, sara, thank you so much for that reporting. i think it's really important for the entire nation to see what the people of maui, what the people of hawaii are seeing, and as you just stated, on monday the president and first lady are going to be visiting maui. they will see firsthand the impact of the wildfires, the devastation of loss, the devastation of land, the devastation of culture. let's not forget that as well. he'll hear directly from local officials, state officials and survivors what it's going to take to recover. look, the preside

the white house press office changed its requirements for credentials. ore than 440 report is reportedly lost their passes after new standards went into effect monday. and ideological standard. the white house issued a statement saying we think this demonstrates we let a thoughtful robust media access to anyone who needs it. we are kicking people out so there's more robust access. will: remember they freaked out when trump kicked out costa, 424 people are out, no more covering, thoughtful, robust process. rachel: that's a great point. pete: donny osmond fans lining up for one of the biggest crowds for the "fox and friends" summer concert series putting on a show. donny didn't miss a beat helping us celebrate national chocolate chip day. ♪ [cheering] pete: who can forget this "fox and friends" weekend moment, when we bobbed for wings? to watch this. rachel: the grossest thing ever done. pete: don't know why you think it is so gross. rachel: you thought it was gross. will: it is gross. it's not an opinion. it is a fact. bobbing for wings in blue cheese. pet

stuart: 400 reporters have lost their white house press credentials. l tell you why the administration is making it harder for reporters to gain access. who's in and who's out. house democrat please with this party to jump in and challenge president biden for the nomination and 24. watch this. >> democrat are telling me that they want not a coordination but they wanted competition to those that are well-positioned, well-prepared of good character and competency, they know who they are, to jump in because democrats in the country need competition. stuart: will more democrats become like him, we will see, house judiciary chair jim jordan sent a letter to vice president biden to devon archer proves biden's connection to his son's business dealings. is this a smoking gun, congressman byron donalds deals with that next. ♪ there are currently more than 750,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the u.s. the google cybersecurity certificate was made to fill that gap and help grow the workforce that's keeping us all safe. goli, taste your goals. stuart: congressman

our next guest has been critical of the white house's treatment of the press, he's fox news contributor. he joins us now. joe, what do you make of the extreme reduction in the white house press? >> well, it's disturbing but not surprising, will. this is the least accessible president of our lifetimes. this is the least transparent administration of our life sometimes. joe biden has held zero solo press conferences on u.s. soil since last november. think about that. you can take a baby to full term, nine months, before this president has stood in front of reporters at that white house and has taken questions for an extended period of time. look, when you compare this to donald trump, trump held 35 solo press conferences in his final year many when i say it's not surprising, during the obama, biden administration, they rejected more foya requests than any other administration in history. they secretly seized the phone records of ap reporters. they spied on a former fox correspondent in james rosen, ache holder, the attorney general at the time said he regretted doing that years later so t

press secretaries ever -- a sitting accolade yes. [applause] aa sitting accolade given that her tenure as the white house press secretary covered one oft complex periods in modern presidential history. psaki has a show launching on msnbcek inside with jen psaki at 12 p.m. on sundays. there you go. [applause] please welcome me many joining politics and pros this morning. >> is this working what a great crowd here this is amazing first i'll start by giving you a little heads up when we get to thet q and a portion you will l have the opportunities to debate me it. theb' there's safe topics he'll been the other side he's a cheese lover if you hate cheese get up there or if you're somebody who thinks kofd restrictions should have been thrown out a year ago he's also happy to debate you. so just a heads up for that. i will note that while you're thinking about this -- i have a blurb on the back where i refer to as one of the toughest interviews i did in the white house so just prepare yourself make some notes, and you'll have your time. so i want to start because everybody in here may own the bookev or maybe their potential book buyers and

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but none have seen the station on disk in the deputy white house press 6 to told dw corresponding catalina g mail, as well as planned for biden's visit to molly, just coming up present by the end. and 1st lady joe biden will be traveling to malley on monday in order to meet with survivors, meet with federal, state, and local officials on the ground there who are leading a response to the bank, those 1st responders, some of these folks, some of these brave firefighters on the ground for saving others homes as their own were burning down. i mean, the level of courage we've seen in respond, you know, in the way it could be as wildfire as has really been incredible. and the president wants to go see that firsthand, meet with folks on the ground and make sure that we stand with now. we in this moment and make sure that they feel that they know that the president will be them, be there for them in the days and weeks and months ahead. ok, let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. my ukraine says this full series of retailers in the village of orange, jamie, in th

joining me now is areisci fleisr white house press secretary as well as kelly on conway former counselo president trump both are fox's contributors. i know you remember this triu mo puerto rico you might as well have thought that lonnie has said something incredibly cool tother the victims of the hurrie but they stayed on that story of her coat for almost two weeks. >> the message occurred after she was at the border visitinge the children that was for the mainstream media but joe biden got elected under the false premise i am compassionate and unifier and i have been a government half a century therefore i can dispense resources to people inuffe needs they suffer from the america's greatest fire in maui.g thess an not to say that he is a gaffe or in embellishes but he is a flat ouunt liar. tell the guy don't mention the house fire like you dir d october 2022 and people are suffering because it made no sense and another thing to note is the goldstar mom that has people upset it is chaotic andom irrational from two years ago hethis month. she said her heart started to beat fast as she s

you us president joe biden is expected to visit on monday to survey the damage the deputy white house press secretary told you that these correspondents currently initial moines. what is planned for biden's trip to now we present by the end and 1st lady joe biden will be traveling to molly on monday in order to meet with survivors. meet with federal, state, local officials on the ground there who are leading the response to the bank, those 1st responders, some of these folks. some of these brave firefighters on the ground for saving others homes as their own. we're burning down, i mean, the level of courage we've seen in respond, you know, in the way it could be as wildfire as has really been incredible. and the president wants to go see that firsthand, meet with folks on the ground and make sure that we stand with now we are in this moment and make sure that they feel that the end they know that the president will be them either for them in the days and weeks and months ahead. let's turn now to some other stories making world news headlines is a huge wildfire and canada has prompted offici

i'm not sure about you, but to a famous white house press secretary, i couldn't possibly. i'll come back. i'll come back. you'll come back. so we're going to get to your questions in a moment. and as per the instructions, the beginning, if you would like to ask a question you'd like to debate, if you hate cheese, if you hate covid restrictions or anything, you can just line up right here? movies, marvel movies. you should joe biden run for office. you get jen's take. yes, everyone's too old. so they don't think that. i'm just making fun of it. okay. you can line up at this ad. don't be shy, but line up here and we'll and matt is going to take your questions but as you're doing that have a little rapid fire so kind of up people okay who's the best debater today you mean in politics what take it wherever you want to take it, it's your show. so because it's my book, i'm going to plug the book. in the book i talk about elizabeth warren and how she turned to las vegas. and i'll say this about elizabeth. whatever you think about warren, you might think she's too lefty. you might

you think about it every day, the questions you would ask the white house press secretary. you want me to give you questions for the republican primary debate? >> i want all of them. you know what is funny? i realize now that i'm old enough that when i call people and say, i have some news, they no longer think that i'm pregnant. it is a great professional encouragement and martha and brett set the standard. row and we will be watching. congratulations. >> thanks for having me. >> jesse: coming up, suspicious activity in hawaii. ♪ ♪ >> you don't talk to your boss like that, talks to their parts like that? ♪ ♪ matter how hard i tried, math didn't make sense. we see it far too often. students get stuck in a cycle and they can't break out of it. my teacher got me started on acellus gold, and any time i struggled it would tell the teacher and we worked through it together. acellus gold gives educators a way to address learning gaps even from previous levels, so that students can begin to experience success and get back on track. from our perspective, teachers constitute the bed

i covered the bush campaign in 2000, you were the white house press secretary. from the political perspective because former president trump is the frontrunner in the republican race for the white house now, how concerned would you be if you were on the trump team about him being in courtrooms next year and not out on early campaign battleground states. >> oh, i think by now the trump team has made peace with this. i think they realize to win the nomination, candidates have to go to i iowa and new hampshire and he has to go to court. they'll treat each of these as a campaign event. i expect him speaking out, his attorneys will probably cringe, he will speak from courtroom steps, wherever i can find a microphone to say this isn't about me but it is about you and i am fighting for you, turn every one of the court cases into another reason he should win a primary. that's what i would do if i were donald trump. >> ari, the former president himself claimed many times over that the piling up of criminal indictments only fuels his political fire. the polls, in fact, ref

fox's jacqui heinrich asked white house press secretary karine jean-pierre if the administration will how can the white house assure people that the case involving the president's son is being handled fairly. >> the department of justice the is independent. that is what the president believes. he believes that this white house will not plight size the department of just -- politicize the department of justice. this was done under the leadership of a trump appointed u.s. attorney as you know. i'm not going to add anything else to that. cheryl: congressman, what did you think of her response to that yesterday? >> it's absurd. i mean, the department of justice has been protecting the biden family and the bidens for years and we know that. they wouldn't bring forward -- i mean, literally every level of government, whether it's the leadership in the irs, the department of justice, the fbi, all of them have been working in tandem to protect this president and to hide the truth. i mean, i'll tell you a real quick story. obviously, in the district a lady came forward, one of my constituents t

fox news alert, we are standing by for the first white house press briefing in weeks. and there is a lot of news to cover. the fema administrator is going to join karine jean-pierre at the podium with an update on the government's response to the devastating wildfires in maui. >> gillian: also reporters' first shot really to press the white house since attorney general merrick garland appointed a special counsel to investigate the president's son. we'll take you to the briefing as soon as it begins. first the campaign trail in iowa. >> way up in the polls and all over the country, that's a lot, over 50 points. >> i think i'm the most likely to beat biden and get this stuff done and the ability to serve two terms and will not be a lame duck president on day one. >> leaders don't just give you the list of grievances that are the problem. they actually lead. >> it's going great. i think i've been here more than any other candidate and part of the reason is i actually enjoy it. >> john: a little taste of republicans on the campaign trail five months now until the caucus is

belarusians expect to win a medal count, such a statement was made today during a press conference in the new media house of the second games of the cis countries , more than 2,000 athletes from 22 countries are accredited to the games, who will compete in 20 sports themselves. it will be held in every region of the country and an important factor in organizing such a large-scale forum was the ability to organize sports facilities with minimal resources, in our country they are ready to host competitions of any level at any time, and for holding the games it was not necessary to create an additional directorate that deals with orc issues. not all questions. decided according to plan. dared quite so intensively, but most importantly, uh, saving public money. this is very important we have done. here is the same work, while not spending, e from the state treasury. uh, significant funds will be involved in 23 objects. throughout the country, we repeatedly traveled both during the test competitions and after the test competitions, but today the objects. it seems to me that we have the right to hold not only

joining us now is the white house press secretary karine jean-pierre.t new video. the west wing has been receiving regular reports from the ground from fema administrators. at this moment, does the president believe the administration is doing absolutely everything it can or are there things on the federal side he wants to add given the scale of this tragedy? >> first of all, thanks for having me. i want to say we are praying for those who have lost so much, who have lost loved ones, their community, their household and their businesses. we are incredibly thank tful to the first responders and the really very brave firefighter who is have been dealing with this fire from the moment it began. so i want to be very clear. as you mention ed, you all hear directly from the president. he takes his job incredibly seriously, which is why he mobilized the federal government to make sure that we did everything that we can on the ground. you talked about the major disaster declaration, the president was able to approve that within hours when the governor requested

guest: right now we have not had many white house press briefings which speaks to the president's strategy which has been to stay away from washington while not only this was taking place, but also while the trump indictments are taking place because there is an intense interest in both of these issues and they have said that the department of justice is independent, he is not going to intervene in either of these cases. regardless of what the question is about these things, they are usually answering it that way. host: francesca chambers, you can follow her reporting at usatoday.com, on twitter -- not twitter, x. john in crystal lake, illinois. you are next. caller: i want to give a quick comment on what i think president biden's strategy is good to be this time around and similar to a strategy he used when he got elected. i call it the bottleneck strategy. around super tuesday, all of the moderates like buttigieg and amy klobuchar dropped out. it put the moderates into voting for joe biden. this time he is doing the same think by sentencing people like marianne williamson. it bottlenecks

you're going to see the white house press secretary in action when asked can whether president biden alled families of the wildfire victims. watch this. >> mr. president, any comment on the rising death toll in maui? >> reporter: how does the white house respond to critics who have suggested the president should not have been vacationing at the beach over the weekend as the maui crisis became the worst wildfire in the country? should the american people be seeing the president on the phone working the phones, talking to officials rather than seeing him on the beach? >> you all have gotten full reports on who the president has connected with. >> has president biden spoken tony family members of wildfire victims or plans to in the future? does he want to travel there eventually? >> i would say i don't have anything to announce at this time. right now we just don't have anything to share. senator hirono, who i said the president spoke to just last night, he thanks the president for the immediate if support of federal agencies. elizabeth: okay, senator hirono. you point out she hasn't gon

and what the white house has done is isolated him from the press. we have not been given access to his doctor. every effort has been made to keep the doctor away from us. we have been asked. the president does not give us access to him in the briefing room. and what are they hiding as a hiding felt a crack dementia outside as president reagan had alzheimer's in his last time? that's right. we don't know. we can only speculate with our access. we are able to find out for the american people. and that is a problem, and the bigger question becomes, as we are talking about the war and ukraine, we are very, very close to a potential conflict that could erupt into something much larger. very, very quickly. we have just had a legislation drawn up in the us senate that basically says if there's something as simple as a radiation leak, article 5 could be, it could allow us to get into draw nato into a water conflict. the us could be heading into a large conflict with a president who is old bingo, an isolated and perhaps have some quite serious health issues.

every day, that are head scratches, transgenderism in women ports fox business hilary vaughn pressed white house whether fair to allow, transgender athletes take part in women's sports. >> see that domd the question watch this. >> -- the girls, allowed to compete in sports -- do you think fair for girls to have to compete against a biological males. i answered the question a complicated issue truly a implicated issue a wide range of views a wide range of views, there is no yes or no answer of to this. it is complicated. maria: what about that you lived it is it implicated complicated. >> not complicated at all men do not belong in women's spaces bedrooms locker rooms sports why a believe having conversation okay being if your daughter sheered same locker room restroom with males, i am all about freedom, this is not freedom for girls who feel uncomfortable scared to speak up we need more to say enough is enough i remembered the conversation locker room everyone agreed with me, why don't go out there say something like well we don't want to get -- i am so -- focused. >> joe you want to jump? >> ha

. >> steve: peter pressed white house on the suggestion last week that people only be allowed two beerser day and they decided not to -- kicked the beer can down the road. >> griff: yeah, i have a feeling that will not go over well with the general public. we'll find out what happens. >> steve: can we vote on it? >> brian: no ceiling fans, no oven, no beer, i love this administration, fantastic. colorado public school diversity teachers he wants to burn things down for equity after staff didn't like his syllabus. leo terrell is smiling there, but not happy about that. >> ainsley: stuff of nightmares, record breaking 14-foot long alligator weighs more than 800un pos, caught in mississippi. can you spell mississippi? mississippi. the guy that caught him will join us next. >> brian: what did she just say? ♪ rsv is in for a surprise. meet arexvy. ( ♪ ) the first fda-approved rsv vaccine. arexvy is used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can severely affect the lungs and lower airways. arexvy is proven to be over 82% effective in preventing lower

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you are the white house press secretary when obamacare passed.iden need to do to tell people about this and give himself credit? when people are at the pharmacy and getting their drugs, i'm not sure they're gonna connect the two. hey, my prices are way lower, this administration did that for me. >> yeah, look, the presidents gonna have to take this on the road and take it out on the road repeatedly. and look, pull people up onstage from las vegas, nevada, when you're out there, in phoenix, arizona, ian philadelphia, pennsylvania. in all of those states with huge senior populations, all of those states are part of this. matthew just talked about. they're gonna be crucial and picking the next president. paula senior on the stage until the crowd, this is how much that senior is gonna save when this is fully implemented. this is how much medicare is going to save. this is how much our health insurance costs are gonna go down. you have to make this live with people and right where they are. secondly, you're going to see the campaign go on offense on t

taken off this one thing forget since every today wednesday makes the week as soon as the house, though, pressing my busy off of the day by the assembly to june, to now we had to the world's cap, where south africa have made it into the knockout stages for the 1st time after bidding italy both sides knew when would be enough to secure progression to the last 16. a thrilling 5 goal and counter saw south africa come out on top. early on it when it leaves way after just 11 minutes, they were awarded a penalty, and adiana cut also stepped up to put her side to head. but then her teammate lit the side down then a dead to oh see school, a spectacular own goal to put the school's level before will have time. at this point, it's really was still through, but it proved a costly era. as after the break, hilda and my guy, yeah. then gave south africa lead the minutes continue to swing back and forth as easily restored parents in the 74 minutes meeting south africa would knocked out if the school stayed at 2 o. that's in the 90 seconds minute hilde them a guy, a setup. tim b tech, atlanta for the historic wi

. >> fema administrator deanne criswell addressed reporters during a white house press briefing regarding hurricane idalia making landfall in florida. she also announced that the biden administration is supplying over 1500 federal agents to georgia, florida, and the carolinas to help with support efforts. >> good afternoon, everyone. i want to apologize for the late start. the administrator was leaving with the president, so we wanted to make sure we had her with us before she came out, given the day. good afternoon, everyone. this morning, hurricane idalia made landfall in florida. our administration is prepared to support any needs that may arrive as italia florida and into georgia. personnel and resources from across the federal government are ready to assist. later today, the american people will hear directly from the president. he will speak about our efforts to respond to hurricane idalia and our ongoing commitment to helping the residents of maui recover after the tragic wildfires earlier this month as well. before i turn it over to the fema administrator for an update, we want to

a ten—year—old girl was found dead in a house in surrey and was named sara sharif, formally named by police and the pressdetails that i will go over police missing multiple and extensive injuries were discovered on her body likely to have been inflicted over an extended period of time which widens the scope and changes the nature of these investigations. the details mentioning three people who have left the country to islamabad and pakistan including a father in the partner and brother. they all left the uk and flew to pakistan on wednesday the 9th of august knows the day before sara sharif�*s body was discovered. so, very distressing case and a very brief update from surrey police there. are we deceiving get a few more details from a correspondent who was there but those details are coming in and adding to what we know basically before that press conference and we did not know that the name had not been officially confirmed and that was named locally and police are coming out in the last units and confirming that name. she was ten years old and found dead at a house in surrey. detectives were believed b

white house principal deputy press secretary olivia dalton, appreciate you coming on. thank you. on "way too early" an update on the republican-led house oversight committee's investigation into hunter biden, as the panel's chairman seeks unredacted documents from joe biden's time as vice president. >>> and then, coming up on a packed "morning joe," why donald trump's attorneys say they want to delay the trial in his federal election case all the way to 2026. plus, 2024 republican presidential candidate chris christie is a guest ahead of his town hall month miami. >>> also ahead, white house national security council spokesman john kirby will join us live from camp david to tell us more about today's key summit between president biden and the leaders of japan and south korea. "morning joe" just a few moments away. was not letting me run the show. so, we switched to verizon business internet. they have business grade internet, nationwide. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of

george conway, former trump white house press secretary stephanie grisham and david axlerod. stephanie, let's talk about the whom cnn has already named f including rudy giuliani, john eastman, sney powell, et cetera. what's your reaction to these people being named here? >> i wasn't surprised at all. i think it made perfect sense. i think they're the ones that are going to get thrown under the bus by donald trump. it sounds like it's been talked about on cnn all evening. the president is saying he was listening to his counsel. if those people are smart, which i guess they've proven not to be in many ways, they will understand to watch out for themselves because they are the ones who will take the fall for this. >> get lawyers in, quickly. david axlerod, what do you make of the messaging that's coming in from trump's team and his allies up on capitol hill. >> look. this is a continuation of what we've seen for months and months and months, wolf. the message is that this is an assault by joe biden and the administration and the department of justice and the fbi with the intent

strong bipartisan support of ukraine remains in this during the meeting with according to the press, the white housevan once again emphasized that the usa will stand by ukraine as long as everything is needed, he also commented on the progress of the counter offensive of the ukrainian army, there are powerful voices of both republicans and democrats in the house of representatives and the senate in key management positions who are in favor of continuing financial support to ukraine so that they have the tools necessary to protect their sovereignty and territorial integrity

. >> the same sentiment was shared for the raid of mar-a-lago which the white house press secretary said white house had no prior knowledge of what happened. take a listen. >> the president and the white house learned about the search from public reports, just like the american public did yesterday and we did not have advanced notice of this activity. president biden has been very clear from before he was elected president and throughout his time in office that the justice department conducts its investigations independently. >> there's a big but here, the group america first legal revealed a freedom of information request should turn up documents showing the the fbi had gone through a special access request from the biden white house to gain access to the trump records prior to the raid. senior counsel for the group wrote evidence suggests that the nonpartisan national archives and records administration misled congress about the biden white house's responsibility for the raid of former president trump's home, the evidence suggests biden officials in the executive office, the president

this was stated by congressman james komar following the results of hearings closed to the press in the housef representatives , the republicans are trying to bring the biden case to impeachment before the start of the election campaign in the united states . the investigation into the hunter biden case is going to hush up these very words that are increasingly being heard in the us congress to prove the republicans that joe biden regularly called up his son’s business partners and gave bribes, the defense witness, without batting an eye, assures the president, allegedly. just telling the weather, it sounded like most of the time the president, biden. he did not know what kind of people he was in touch with, he was simply asked to say hello. he said what the weather was like, how he was doing, the witness assured that these the conversations had nothing to do with business; they were only casual conversations. such excuses sound especially ridiculous against the background of the fact that just a few weeks ago, the presidential administration denied even the fact that the head of the white ho

what i learned in the white house was there is no way to know what is happening because of the press. you can't learn from newspapers, you can't learn from what is on tv. when you -- we didn't have computers, the big mainframe still in the white house, nobody ever used them. this is a long time ago. many years ago. but i couldn't tell. he said everything, he stepped off the elevator, i said why didn't you do that? i had to know. i was touring the country and in february, one day over there, he said why don't you come to cabinet meetings and then you will know how we do the things and that is when i started with cabinet meetings. a lot of people don't know cabinet meetings have staff around the room. he was in a wheelchair. a cabinet member. i sat by him next to the door and i went any time i could at the cabinet meeting because i thought it was necessary for me to know about the decisions being made and so forth so that i could explain to people in the country as i toured around. >> host: did you receive criticism for attending those meetings and being the president's emissary? >> gue

peter doocy actually pressed karine jean-pierre the white house press secretary on the administration'sesponse to maui versus the way, as you said, brian, they are stepping it up at this time after all the criticism, listen. >> peter: it seems like the hurricane response so far is robust. did you guys realize that the initial hawaii wildfire response was not that good? or is it just easier for people to get help from the white house in the president is not on vacation? >> so, the pressroom mills of your question and the way you posed your question i disagree, just for the record. so, if you talk to, if you were to do your reporting and speak to the governor of hawaii, the senators of hawaii, the folks on the ground, they would say that the president reacted in record time when it came to dealing with the wildfires. so, your question is wrong. it's flawed in many, many ways. and i would advise you to go speak to the governor and the local and state officials in -- in hawaii. >> rachel: she is actually telling the truth for for the first time. the democrat officials from the island were s

this was stated by congressman james coomer following the results of hearings closed to the press in the housetics , republicans before the start of the election campaign in the united states are now trying to bring the biden case into a dumping. will anton succeed in understanding ? president, supposedly. just talking about the weather it sounded like most of the time the president, biden. he did not know what kind of people he was in touch with, he was simply asked to say hello. he said what the weather was like, how he was doing, the witness assured that these conversations had nothing to do with business, that they were exclusively everyday conversations. such excuses sound especially ridiculous against the background of the fact that just a few weeks ago, the presidential administration denied even the fact that the head of the white house knew hunter biden's dubious affairs and partners. a anyone. who spoke in the opposite immediately stigmatized as a victim of russian propaganda, the very fact that hunter biden and his father called up the matter is important. democrat partners all the

president's conversation with senator mcconnell, did he bring about all the white house submental funding request? press sec. jean-pierre: the president talked about that he had a conversation with mitch mcconnell and he said, you heard him and you were there at the met that this -- he is an old friend -- with their at fema that he is an old friend and although they have disagreements, they try to work together and the president called in to see how he was doing and i don't have anything further to share. >> shall be expect anymore interactions between joe biden and republicans specifically with this package? press sec. jean-pierre: i don't have any direct engagement with the president and congress but the president has been clear. you heard him at fema. you have the omb director and legislators reaching out and talking and engaging with congress on a regular level. i am talking about doing their job and making sure the government -- key and vital pieces of programs continue to get funded. that is their job. here and simple. >> i have a question from saudi arabia, the regime said a man who had critical

. >> we will leave this program for live coverage of today's white house press briefing. the press secretary is joined by the white house public engagement director, live coverage here on c-span. >> sadly, this day of remembrance ended with more american communities wounded by an act of gun violence including communities in boston, chicago and joppa. at least one shooting this weekend was reportedly fueled by hate and carried out with two firearms. on saturday in jacksonville, florida, what gunman went on a shooting rampage at a store near a historically black university and killed three black individuals. even as we continue searching for answers, we must sake clearly and forcefully that white supremacy has no place in america. as the president said yesterday, we must refuse to live in a country were black families going to the store or black kids going to school live in fear of being gunned down because of the color of their skin. hate must have no safe harbor, silence is complicity, and we must not remain silent. we must continue to do all we can to keep guns out of da