sean duffy, it is not just what scott pelly didn't ask, that's a really -- that's for another hour.e questions he was asked. >> inflation, to say it's up an inch when it's up 8.5% over the last year. in politics you can get things wrong. we came out of the pandemic, supply chain issues, china shutdown and blame it on a lot of things. taking responsibility for the pain that the american people are going through is good politics and shows you get it. that you try to diminish the pain that americans are going through in this interview is -- it makes a lot of americans angry and if you don't recognize the problem you can't fix the problem. >> harris: you put it correctly. he is diminishing it and making it just an inch, just a little bit. meanwhile americans are looking at their food bills making some pretty tough decisions. >> if you look at the last month of inflation it was still incredibly high even though gas prices have come down, right? people look at their rent, food bills. wait until you get your gas bill when it gets cold out. it will skyrocket for most americans. sit a really

he spoke with cbs's scott pelly during an interview that aired on 60 minutes.n it, the president said things are finally returning to normal after covid killed millions of americans and disrupting our daily lives. >> we still have a problem with covid. we're still doing a lot of work on it, but the pandemic is over. if you notice, nobody is wearing masks, so i think it's changing. >> but the president insists he's not lost sight of the ways in which the pandemic is still affecting people's lives. >> the impact on the psyche of the american people as a consequence of the pandemic is profound think of how that has changed everything people's attitudes about themselves, their families, about the state of the nation, about the state of their communities, so there's a lot of uncertainty out there. a great deal of uncertainty. >> right now, the world health organization still cls if is the pandemic as an international health emergency but the agency reports new deaths globally just hit the lowest level since march of 2020 when this all began. last week, the general s

. >> it is a dereliction of duty by scott pelly.hen fentanyl is the number one killer of adults in america between the ages of 18 and 45. it is an issue around the country. this was the biggest news story of the week. you could tell me the interview was recorded earlier. it's the number one killer in the country. no defense of this. i don't know how scott pelly didn't get in there. imagine interviewing santa and not bringing up christmas. >> dana: on the covid point "the new york times" writes a piece today that mr. president 400 people a day are dying of covid. with those numbers 300 americans are dying from fentanyl overdose. it doesn't seem like there is any plan to deal with that. >> that's the frustration. desantis putting people on a bus is not inhumane. turning a blind eye to the death numbers you discussed is inhumane. people suffocating on the floor boards in vans and downing in rivers that's inhumane. people are actually dying and making a much bigger effort to change this conversation to some straw man attack about racism

with scott pelly over the weekend. >> are you saying united states would come to the defense?ent: yes. >> are you willing to defend ta taiwan. >> brian: every time his own administration walked it back. >> nikki: it is embarrassing for americans. i think about the world stage. think how our allies and enemies look at that. any time there is confusion in america there was disruption. i don't know why he feels the need to answer a question. we don't owe the world an answer. with the trump administration we just said don't go there. don't test us. you don't want to see what we are going to do. that is the approach with foreign policy. don't throw your cards on the table. it is even worse when you disagree with your own administration not even a common ground. >> ainsley: that would cover you if you didn't know the answer. also sends a message with adversaries don't go there. >> nikki: good to be unpredictable with foreign policy. >> brian: ambassador, governor, thank you. >> ainsley: steve is live in the villages in florida. >> brian: he is about to surprise a fan with breakfast.

instead this is what viewers got and no one is happy with this interview conducted by scott pelly.iden's handlers chose mr. pelly. >> todd: bill maher has a tense exchange on increased political polarization. watch this. >> people who supports trump and enablinged trump have something to apologize for and have a lot to repent for. >> you seem like you have contempt for half the country. >> todd: joe, your reaction? >> joe: bill maher has become the voice of reason and common sense for the left, which that is how far gone many of the so-called journalists are, you're telling people 74 million people that you need to go find your priest, go to confession and repent. you take donald trump out and look at the policy and see why so many people supported this president and why he won in 2016 and why he was largely successful president up until covid and the pandemic turned everything sideways, that is the thing. you can criticize president trump, agree, disagree, when you go after his supporters for supporting him and saying they have to repent, that is a whole ball of wrong, guys. >> ca

the president making the statement during an interview with 1 scott pelli on last nighs 60 minutes.er. we still have a problem with covid. we're still doing a lot of work on it. but the pandemic is over. if you notice, no one's wearing masks, everybody seems to be in pretty good shape. cheryl: the comments and reversal from his administration that used the covid-19 pandemic emergency as a reason to end title 42 and justify biden's massive student loan bailout plan. well, the justice department asking an appeals court to put on hold parts of a judge's order requiring a third party review of the materials that were seized last month at former president trump's florida home. the doj saying that the lower court's move to block criminal investigations from reviewing the seized documents marked as cclassified would cause irreparable harm. meanwhile, the special master appointed to review the documents will hold his first hearing on the case on tuesday in brooklyn, new york. volkswagen targeting an ipo valuation for porsche in a range between 70.1 billion up to 75.1 billion. this would be