it's gas lighting from people like susan rice. >> jason: let's listen to more of susan rice describing the fight over critical race theory being taught in schools. >> let's stand together in defense of facts. we are seeing bans on inocuous children's book because they feature black or brown characters. they are telling us we do not count and that perhaps we should not exist. >> jason: that's fiction. i have never heard of anybody banning a book because of the color of somebody's skin. what is your reaction? >> well, the left has been trying to ban all sorts of books. "to kill a mockingbird." when it comes to the types of books that parents are trying to keep out of the hands of kids inside grade schools including graphic depictions of pornography. the left controls the education system. nobody is trying to ban books teaching people about great americans like booker t.washington. parents are concerned their kids are taught to think of each other on the basis of race and judge each other on that. that's an atrocity. they need to learn about martin luther king. >> jason: i believe the far

why is susan rice exiting the white house as biden ramps up.ewt gingrich on whether they are exiting a challenge to the biden harris to get right now. then the calls are getting louder for president biden to address america's runaway debt. speaker mccarthy has yet to hear from the president after passing his debt bill which he previewed right here last week he weakens us, makes us more dependent on china. his overspending. >> texas senator ted cruz on what happens to the debt ceiling bill when it reaches the senate. crews take on the activist going after the supreme court. then bank records suggest a compromise president as america awaits a response from joe biden to china's provocations. the surveillance balloon sending military secrets to beijing in real time. a covid-19 cover. chinese police stations across the country and years of intellectual property theft all met with little response from joe biden. why? coming up wisconsin senator on the meddling and the impact to america's national security. then fingerprints all over the skies letter

but, brian, you mentioned susan rice.ly who it was announced is leaving in about a month. she actually oversaw the release of thousands of these kids into the country who wound up being exploited and working dangerous jobs. she knew it. apparently she had data to that effect back in the summer of 2021. she knew that it was going on. >> the administration knew it. they ignored it. and now, once again, going to hammer this number home. 85,000 kids are unaccompanied. >> ainsley: lost. >> steve: they are unfindable at this point. the federal government has lost track of them. so the republicans, quite smartly, you know, they remind you how many hundreds of thousands of americans have died from the drugs coming over? okay. some people on the other side don't seem to be that interested. how about the fact 85,000 kids could be just gone, sold into some sort of slavery to pay off the smugglers? >> ainsley: why aren't we hearing this on all the other networks? to your point, it's joe biden. remember donald trump kids in cages and

why did susan rice step down right before her boss was about to announce his reelection?ok, i think the rats are fleeing the ship. joe bide, you look at the little 3-minute video he did, it obviously had to be from a teleprompter because they couldn't trust him to actually stand in front of a crowd and speak. his message -- he couldn't talk about any policy because the policy has been a mess. he couldn't talk about inflation, it's been a mess. he couldn't talk about crime, immigration, he certainly couldn't talk about foreign policy. instead his message, finish the job. this job has been disastrous. everything biden has touched has gotten worse. and and, maria, i've got some advice for joe biden on the debt ceiling. someone he should listen to the. president biden should listen to joe biden. joe biden in 2011 was the vice president. maria: yeah. >> republicans had taken the house. republicans held a hard line on the debt the ceiling, and joe biden, then-vice president, went and personally negotiated the deal that became the budget control act, a bill that was designed to

stuart: has susan rice have anything to do with this?ced this morning she is leaving the white house at the end of the month? what will she do with it? >> susan rice was in the bam administration, everyone thought would be the secretary of state in obama's second term. she couldn't be because of the whole benghazi, remember the benghazi affair, she was really called out for her incompetence. so the obama administration leaves. the biden administration comes in. they want a role for susan rice, in part because she probably had a lot to do with the russia hoax, you know, in the previous administration. what do they do? they don't give her a job which requires senate confirmation. they knew she would have a hard time. they make her a senior white house advisor. fast forward to a second biden term, if he has it what is likely to happen to susan rice? if democrats control the senate i think it is highly likely they will nominate her for secretary of something or other, secretary of state, some other high government confirmed position. stuart:

those messages got to susan rice's level.emos airing concerns about these issues got to susan rice's level. her team was told, going back to december of 2021, that people were very worried about this. and what the white house has basically said is, well, maybe we saw these signs but we did not put it all together. what the response has been is sort of a lack of curiosity or lack of conscientious thinking to realize if we are seeing kids in all these different places you're doing these jobs, maybe there is a larger trend here, maybe there are thousands of kids out there. juan: they did put it together sufficiently to force out five health and human services staff members. could you talk about some of those staff members and the alarms they raised? >> these are the people who are running the unaccompanied minor program for health and human services. one of the women i spoke with, jallyn sualog, she helped build this program. she started working for the government in 2010. right when we first started to see these waves of childr

i'm josÉ diaz-balart breaking this morning, changes at the white house as susan rice plans to step downs president biden's domestic policy chief. >>> we have new details about the president's expected re-election campaign that could launch as soon as tomorrow our very own steve kornacki is here to break down what voters think about a potential biden/trump rematch in 2024. >>> right now more than 15,000 americans are still trapped in sudan after evacuations this weekend and as violence rages in the streets. new details this morning about what's being done to get them out. >>> the supreme court keeps the abortion pill available for now. what's next in the legal battle? >>> and kevin mccarthy faces his first big test as speaker with a battle over raising the debt ceiling heating up >>> we begin this hour with breaking news about a shake-up at the white house president biden announced a short time ago that his top domestic policy adviser, susan rice is stepping down from her post nbc news has learned her last day on the job will be may 26th. her departure comes as the president prepares to

. ♪ some fascinating political maneuvering this morning from a we have in susan rice ambassador susanis now out at the white house. this is the day before the president announced his reelection bid, susan rice who's big in foreign policy and urged the use of antony blinken secretary of state while she is now out. read into that what you will. monday morning, we got 13 minutes before the market opens, i want a quick check of future sea was happening to your money this monday morning. the answer is not much. the big deal this week is earnings reports from big tech. we start tomorrow with microsoft and alphabet. at the moment, we are looking at a tiny move down for stock prices, i think most people are waiting for that big deal on big tech. the lawyers, hunter biden's lawyers will meet with officials at the justice department this week looks at about? >> charges. the meeting was requested by hunter biden to meet with david weiss, u.s. attorney and department of justice officials, the department has been investigating biden for a few years now yet not no charges. hunter's team wants to kn

i think that's a good point about susan rice.ook, i don't know what's going on with why sousa san rice would leave -- why susan rice would leave the white house the day before joe biden announces the he re-election campaign. to me it tells me that the obama camp is telling him not to do it and there's a fight within the democrats. >> that's very possible, maria. barack obama famously said don't underestimate joe biden's ability to expletive things up. and barack obama never wanted joe biden to seek the nomination, eventually the presidency, because that is a stain on his legacy because that's his vice. vice president.maria: we are jg started. markets are lower this morning as we look ahead to the busiest day yet of first quarter earnings. we've got a lot on tap this morning. then fox business' kelly o'grady will join us as a special guest panel list in the 8:00 a.m. hour. don't miss that. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you got til it's gone. ♪ pave

goes before iowa and all this, that was a move by the congressional black caucus and someone like susan rice with strong credentials with obama and biden, might say why don't i run? >> she'll take on kamala hearties ryan higgins the running? >> i'll watch it. >> greg: susan rice versus tucker carl son-in-law. >> jeanine: okay, ripping into liberals for failing to call out the crime crisis in democrat cities. ♪ meet the future. a chef. a designer. and, ooh, an engineer. all learning to save and spend their money with chase. the chef's cooking up firsts with her new debit card. hungry? -uhuh. the designer's eyeing sequins. uh no plaid. while mom is eyeing his spending. nice. and the engineer? she's taking control with her own account for college. three futures, all with chase. freedom for kids. control for parents. one bank for both. chase. make more of what's yours. >> dana: a six month old baby boy was killed in a car crash in chicago. the two teenagers accused of stealing the car that caused the wreck are facing misdemeanor charges and the victim's family is slamming the charges as dis-hart

why is that relevant as it relates to susan rice?iti-groupwell, courtesy of wike know that in the fall of 2008, before he had even won a citigroup executive named michael froman was sending emails to barack obama alerting him to the financial giant's ofa preferences for significant position in his administration. many of those came to fruition ,including kathleen sebelius, ma, and , yes,uition susan rice. >> you can say susie was her current gig as shadow president and master puppeteer. to the financial giant. so it should come as no shocked to learn that she would cite citibank for some bogussh statistic. they are, of course, a bank well rooted in diversity driven politics. >> well, joining me now is vince collarenebri, radio show host and editorial director of the daily caller. break this down for us . there's a lot of craziness that's coming out. but at this al sharpton event,to it seems to come to newt it's heights. >> it's amazing, isn't it? so look, what you have here is a woman who's worth an estimated 50 million speaking at a

susan rice memoir was 544 pages as kamala harris's memoir was 336 pages. so i have to confess, on that day. i was seriously rooting for kamala harris to get the job, and she did. now, as i mentioned, when you're reading the washington book, you always always, always read the acknowledgments section. that is, politicians, their debts they engage in back, sometimes snubbing sucking up in snubbing department. mike pence does not mention his boss, donald trump, in the acknowledgments his white house memoir. and i think maybe that's a little sign that he's trying to kind of show he is his own man. but my favorite acknowledgments moment in a political book is in florida. senator marco rubio's memoir american dreams. another another sort of lousy title, which he published in 2015. now, the first person that rubio thinks by name in the acknowledgments of his book is, is is a big deal. and many of you hear it in early in particular will recognize the name. he says, i think my lord jesus christ, whose willingness to suffer and die for my sins will allow me to enjoy

president biden announces he will run for reelection in 2024, so why is susan rice exiting the whitep, foreman speaker of the house newt gingrich on whether she's presenting a challenge to the biden-harris ticket right now. then the calls are getting louder for president biden to address america's runaway de

. >> laura: that was susan rice at al sharpton's national conference that we played you last week. her citation of city bank was very interesting because according to e-mails from wicky links an executive there was responsible for her post in the obama white house. so we were not shocked to hear language like this from a current city bank exec just a few days back. >> we have to win this war. we have to get this resolved. i think that there is, there is desire to put private capitol. we need the, we need the enabling capitol now in order to mobilize the size of private capitol we needment we need to scale this at a level that we haven't seen in the past. >> laura: she's talking about ukraine there obviously, private capitol's going to be mobilized. joining me is elrich kolby author of strategy of denial american defense in the age of power complex. eldridge just with how they made the ccp rich, it does seem like it's all about money for them no matter what the crisis is at the moment, no matter how we've any our eye off the ball in asia, there's an opportunity there for city bank o

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also today, the president shared that domestic policy advisor method or susan rice -- ambassador susan rice will depart the white house next month. she has served at the highest levels of government the last three democratic demonstrations. eight years in the clinton administration, eight years in the obama administration, and since day one here with president biden. it is truly very impressive. she has served as national security advisor, u.n. ambassador rice, and for the last two years, steady and capable leadership to the domestic policy council. thanks to her tireless efforts, we expanded and strengthened the affordable care act, released a comprehensive national mental health energy, and finally, enabled medicare to negotiate lower prescription drug prices for seniors and cap the cost of insulin at $35. we have taken historic actions to reduce gun violence and advance police reform. we are making college more affordable and accessible and fighting for student debt relief. we are increasing access to high-quality childcare and long-term care. as the only person to serve as both nat

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susan rice extends down. my guess is, she's going to be playing a big role. attention to who is pulling the strings, not who the puppet it. maria: that's what i was thinking, why did susan rice step down the day before he announces his re-election. is she going to run a campaign for michelle obama. is she going to run herself? is sheaf not in the party of joe biden s. joebiden. >> they're just pulling the strings behind the strings of the puppet. joe biden is the front man for driving the agenda of the administrative class and administrative a state. that's what's going on. maria: what do you you want to do? you want to be president. what's your platform. >> he domestic platform, the end of the administrative state. i view the administrative state as fundamentally unconstitutional. we can't reform the agencies top down, put betsy devos on top of the department of education. no. we're going to shut it down, the department of education, countless administrative agencies. that breathes the lifeblood into a constitutional republic. three b branches of government,

were the in front of it because certainly she was not the only what i mean, you certainly have a susan rice and other people that were involved in these things. i suppose they should give the lights the notion. some people have that. we put more women in charge of these decisions. we'd have a more peaceful world. if you look at, you know that these 2 care people, samantha rice's some at our shoes, rice, hillary clinton, emery slaughter michelle flor annoy. you, go down the list. i guess kipling was right that the email of the species is more deadly than the bail. i think my favorite titles are actually the genocide check. now she cut her bones on it as reporting from bosnia and manufacturing this notion of the united states as a duty to intervene and other countries to prevent war crimes and genocide. the course this is simply resulted in more depth and destruction. so under tromp, samantha power was obviously out of government work for a little while. so she went back to the halls of harvard at the kennedy school as a professor, but then bite and tapped her to come back to public service a

2021, as images of children sleeping under foil blankets and overflow centers dominated the news, susan ricee white house's head of domestic policy told staff members she was frustrated with the situation, according to five people who worked with her. miss rice vented in a note she scribbled on a memo detailing the position of advocates who believed a pandemic era border closure was compelling parents to send unaccompanied children called u.c.'s. this is b. s., miss rice wrote, according to a copy of the memo reviewed by "the times." what is leading to voluntary separation is our generosity. now, the white house denies this. but this is essentially, if true, her admitting that they've incentivized all of these problems. >> ian: they have. if you go back to the trump administration, look at what h.h.s. does, you know, h.h.s. is responsible for resettling children that come across the border in america. and you get all these people come in and they say they're family members. and you know, some of them may be family members. some of them may be involved in human trafficking and some are smuggl

"new york times" reporting that yesterday susan rice the president's domestic policy visor stepping downext month after facing a number of polarizing issues. she previously served as president barack obama's security advisor as they face pressure over illegal crossings of the southern border as they prepare to allow border agents to expel meetings. her last job is may 26. theodore is next, republican line. good morning. caller: first thing i want to say that tim scott and nikki haley are not serious about running for a presidency. both are just doing this to siphon votes from biden. trump will say things and put them do you know because that's -- down because that is what he does. they supported him. they are not serious about running for president. they just want to siphon votes from biden so that trump can win. scott, haley, get serious about running for president. host: independent line, from portland, oregon, al is next. caller: that commercial that you showed on biden, he shows it as a utopia, just lovely and wonderful in america and that commercial is the most fake, phony commercia

we've learned that ambassador susan rice who is the white house domestic policy adviser is stepping down she held a number of previous positions. she was the u.s. ambassador to the united nations under president obama and then ultimately his national security adviser when she joined the biden white house, as i said, she was a key adviser leading domestic policy. president biden thanked rice for her work in the administration, writing, quote, there is no one more capable and more determined to get important things done for the american people than susan rice. kate? >>> there's also this into cnn, hunter biden's lawyers are making another big offensive push to defend him against republican investigations in congress. cnn has learned that his legal team is now demanding an investigation into why a trump aide had hunter biden's banking records and they also are going after congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. paula reid has this new reporting and is joining us now. what's going on here? >> this is part of a more aggressive strategy by hunter biden's legal team that has been implemented over

stuart: is there any significance to susan rice?he's out of the white house at the end of next month, and this is right before biden announces his re-election campaign. any significance to this? >> well, everyone is just talking about how it's very interesting timing, right on the eve of him announcing. seems a curious time to leave. people are wondering if she's trying to get out ahead of some bad information. she of course has been involved in multiple administrations with some questionable behavior in terms of meddling in elections and other problems. stuart: we'll have to wait and see what happens but the timing is fascinating. >> we'll find out. stuart: at some point we will. thanks very much for being here, see you again real soon. back to the markets please. remember, everybody we've got big tech reporting their earnings later this week, it starts tomorrow with microsoft and alphabet. so you don't have that much price movement for stocks in advance of those very important numbers. nonetheless, jason katz is with us and he's p

reporter: yeah, susan rice, it was abruptly announced susan rice be leaving here at the white house. was a big domestic advisor and a huge vice in the president 's ear also a big reason why the president has not shifted policy on the economy or energy policies. now, on energy, the price of electricity has gone up 24% since president biden took office, and now the epa wants to increase control on emissions for existing power plants, a first, the president making no changes in his policy as gas prices again continue to rise. the latest fox news polling shows climate change ranks 12th on the list of things people worry about. now we've shortened the list here but you see inflation on the top there, so today national security advisor sullivan says the president can handle inflation as well as other international issues. >> the united states has significant obligations around the world, obligations that relate directly to our national security and to the well being of working people here in this country. we will discharge those obligations. we will do that while at the same time putting i

. >>> nbc news has exclusive news on movement inside the biden administration we just learned susan ricestepping down from her post as president biden's domestic policy adviser this move is expected to take place at the end of may according to multiple current and former senior administration officials. rice has been a part of much of president biden's most significant achievements in the first two years including actions on health care, gun safety and student loans >>> much more in 60 seconds including a high-stakes rescue in sudan inside the emergency evacuation of americans from a live war zone as that country is ripped apart by chaos >>> also right now, quote, thirsting for violence the government's closing arguments happening right now in the seditious conspiracy trial of five proud boys in connection to january 6th we're at the courthouse. >>> plus, a new scare in the air. shocking video of a plane catching on fire after takeoff >>> and a royal feud the drama bubbling up again between meghan markle and the royal family ahead of the king's coronation ana cabrera porerts is back in j

that was susan rice et. al sharpton. national action networkd yo conference that we played the last week. now, her citatio wn of citibanka was very interesting since according to emails from wiki links, an executive there wasli responsiblane for her post we we and the obama white house. so wed te are not shocked to her language like this from a current citibank exe c justlved a few days back . >> we have to win this war. we have to get this resolved. re i think that there is theree is desire to put private capital . we nee d the we need the enabling capital . now, in order to mobilizewe the size of private capital that we need, we need to scale thi s at a level that is we haven't seen in the past . >> sukraine tho just talking abt ukraine there, obviously private capital is going to be mobilized. joining me now is critical. the former pentagon official, author of strategy of denialtego american defense in the age of great power conflict elbridge. just as with how they made the ccp rich , it does seemrich like it's all ab

think he knows what is going on and we would like to see who is behind the curtain because with susan rice leaves we don't know. my concern going back to your earlier question were seen hunter biden in the white house and traveling with joe biden more and more on the international stage, surely goodness he's not the one behind the curtain pulling the strings but at any rate were the ones responsible and were trying to get the backs of the american taxpayers and passive responsible budget. maria: is also concerning congressman working to keep a spotlight on it. we appreciate your time. were a few days a day and shed away highly anticipated rate hike which were expected on wednesday while first republic bank is fighting for survival reports the urgent rescue talks are underway, thomas the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam who make...? ...everyday products... ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that... ...i need a breakthrough card... like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of

susan rice announces she is stepping down. the white house's domestic policy chief is set to leave next month. rice has spent over two years helping president biden tackle a number of political issues, including his immigration policy. rice says she intended to leave even sooner but stayed to deal with the ongoing influx at the border. the white house is now vetting candidates. >>> the presidential election is next year and most voters are turned off by the likely candidates from both parties. the latest nbc news poll, voters don't want president biden or former president trump to run next year. let's bring in political analyst larry gerston. this is not breaking news here. trump sees the polling, biden sees the polling, yet they continue to want to run band the candidates. >> that's right. they want to run. they want to be the candidates. so far not too many people are interested. if the election were held today -- as you know, that's the question -- it would turn out that biden would have a slight edge over trump by about fo

think he knows what is going on and we would like to see who is behind the curtain because with susan rice leaves we don't know. my concern going back to your earlier question were seen hunter biden in the white house and traveling with joe biden more and more on the international stage, surely goodness he's not the one behind the curtain pulling the strings but at any rate were the ones responsible and were trying to get the backs of the american taxpayers and passive responsible budget. maria: is also concerning congressman working to keep a spotlight on it. we appreciate your time. were a few days a day and shed away highly anticipated rate hike which were expected on wednesday while first republic bank is fighting for survival reports the urgent rescue talks are underway, thomas ♪ when you're a small-business owner, your to-do list can be... a lot. ♪ [ buttons clicking ] that's why progressive makes it easy to save with a commercial auto quote online, so you can take on all your other to-dos. already did. see if you could save at progressivecommercial.com. ♪ what will you do? will you

think he knows what is going on and we would like to see who is behind the curtain because with susan riceeaves we don't know. my concern going back to your earlier question were seen hunter biden in the white house and traveling with joe biden more and more on the international stage, surely goodness he's not the one behind the curtain pulling the strings but at any rate were the ones responsible and were trying to get the backs of the american taxpayers and passive responsible budget. maria: is also concerning congressman working to keep a spotlight on it. we appreciate your time. were a few days a day and shed away highly anticipated rate hike which were expected on wednesday while first republic bank is fighting for survival reports the urgent rescue talks are underway, thomas meet the future. a chef. a designer. and, ooh, an engineer. all learning to save and spend their money with chase. the chef's cooking up firsts with her new debit card. hungry? -uhuh. the designer's eyeing sequins. uh no plaid. while mom is eyeing his spending. nice. and the engineer? she's taking control with he

a surprise announcement on that in today from the white house per the domestic policy advisor susan rice is out. she recently came under fire, you probably heard following a report from the new york times that the former un ambassador was keenly aware that many of the migrant children the administration quickly released into the country were forced into grueling jobs. meanwhile for the talk about solving the violence problem to gun violence problem the president inexplicably has not met with any of the victims of the covenant school shooting in nashville although he did take time to meet with the nashville three lawmakers who were sanctioned by state house republicans or noisily demanded certain gun-control laws. so still no conversation and i think that's rubbing people the wrong way. >> it has not gone unnoticed. kevin thank you. let's bring in the president and partner of man's laskey partners. lee carter. kevin was talking about these polls this is the first one. should biden run again? i will put these up back to back. the numbers are big. no, 70 percent and you go to does age play

this just days after president biden's susan rice claims racism has cost america $16 trillion.nice dean with weather for today. it is nice in new york. >> janice: i know you loved the 90s yesterday, hi, what is your name and where are you from? >> new hampshire. >> janice: what did you see last night? >> the neil diamond tribute, awesome. >> janice: what are you doing in new york? >> buying my daughter a wedding dress at kleinfeld's. >> janice: your name is? >> charles. >> from illinois with my wife who is in illinois. >> janice: very nice, happy you got to say hi, to her in illinois. >> nice day in new york city, 73 and sunny skies, not a lot of humidity, by tuesday in the 50s. maybe we can have lunch outside. area of low pressure brought weather to florida, in southeast in the mid-atlantic and significant cold front could bring bad weather, especially on saturday. be prepared and know where to get watches and other than waings. so cold we will see snow in rockies and northern plains and some parts of the central plains, snow and ice in the forecast. it is crazy, we have to be

next monday outgoing domestic policy adviser susan rice speaks about the rise of hate and anti-semitism on school and college campuses. national leadership summit hosted by the anti-defamation league. watch lives are 8:30 a.m. eastern on cspan2. c-span and now our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> next a hearing on federal food assistance of the upcoming farm bill before the senate agricultural subcommittee on food and nutrition is chaired by senator john fetterman's first time ensuring the subcommittee after an extended absence for treatment for depression. during the hearing witnesses talked about the impact and ongoing needs of the supplemental nutrition assistance program and possible impact of proposals to cut or add restrictions. this is an hour and 40 minutes.

which white house heavy hitter saying racism costing 16 million, kamala or susan rice. >> i'm going suzied have heard that if it was the other one. >> u.s. had a gdp shortfall of $16 trillion due to discrimination against black americans. >> jesse: wow, railroad, you guys are tied. now short on time we're going to do one last final question don't you be my name. meghan and harry are new residents of malibu not everyone is happy. which cranky british rock star lives in the hood and recently said the couple should shut up and f off. section pistols johnny rot on or pink flood roger waters. >> which one is that? >> jesse: that's roger waters from pink floyd and sex pistol johnny is -- >> you're going with johnny and you're going with roger. what is ♪ ♪ >> does that mean i won this one. >> jesse: you won six pistols. charlie you said you were going to go. >> one left? >> jesse: you took too long sorry. the losers don't win anything. >> how about a prostate exam? >> jesse: come a little closer. >> this just took a turn on friday night. no thank you. >> jesse: bye guys. ♪ >> we're not doing tex

paul: this is susan rice, biden's top advisor for immigration., members of the team say they were hearing these reports of, something is going wrong here or here. or the department of labor has found children, and not just one or two children, but dozens of children working at plants in the midwest and around the country. what the white house has told us is that these were puzzle pieces they haven't put together. when i asked whistleblowers why they didn't put it together, what staffers say is they think they didn't want to know. >>>> your report has generated criticism against the biden administration. here is senator josh hawley questioning homeland secretary alejandra mayorkas today. >> one 13-year-old forced to wash hotel sheets in virginia, kids running milkshake machines in vermont, delivering meals in new york city, scrubbing dishes, all in violation of our country's laws, all facilitated by your policies. are you proud of this record? >> senator, the exploitation of children is something that we do not condone. you're incorrectly attribut

low-level staffer, we are talking about the secretary of health and human services and the team run by susan rice >> you also met a 14-year-old from guatemala named antonio mendes tell us about him? >> antonio came to the country just after he turned 14. he was at a shelter for a month on the border. at the shelter they are supposed to make sure they are releasing kids to people who will keep them safe and people who will provide for them instead of that happening he was released to a man that told him he had to pay off a debt >> not family? >> a stranger, somebody he had not met, somebody from his village back in guatemala, and he was basically put to work paying off the debt to this man, a man that the government authorized to be his sponsor and it was flagged, and they said i am worried about it and i think it's trafficking, but nobody followed up >> these are the cases you so diligently found of kids that are forced to work because -- to pay back what about all of the thousands, maybe, of kids that are not being put to work in construction sites and in meat packing plants, but are being explo

so you say he's being pushed by democrats, then why is susan rice out.uestioning whether the barack obama wing of the democrat party is telling joe not to run. he said, no, she walked. >> well, i think people, you know, they are wanting him to run. they don't really know who to go to if president biden doesn't run again. i think that's what it boils down to but i think looking at his announcement video, obviously kamala harris is a major part of that, the vice president. they like the policies that they have pushed forward. they want to double down on these policies even though they triggered inflation, they have been horrible policies in terms of freedom and opportunity across our great country. maria: let's move on to the business of the day because i know the house rules committee are prepping bill today for possible debate and vote tomorrow. the speaker thinks he will get the vote and get it passed this week even though the white house is refusing to negotiate spending limits. speaker mccarthy joined me on sunday morning futures. here is a bit of tha

the story comes out about susan rice, backed up by five people, calling the shots behind the scenes moren we will ever know, the story written about the biden administration will talk about her, rice vented in a note that she scribbled in a memo detailing the position of advocates who believe that a pandemic-era border closure was compelling parents to send unaccompanied minors for the border. really? she goes, this is b.s. what is leading to voluntary separation is our generosity to the unaccompanied minors. so, she knows the policy of come one, come all, is causing all the kids to come, we send them into our country, if they stack up, like trump, they are abusing kids, they have to quickly disperse them to sponsors who are qualified or vetted who get money for taking kids they don't care about. >> geraldo: can i add one thing? i don't disagree with anything you said, but why not prosecute some of these employers? when was the last time you saw prosecution for child labor exploitation? when was the last time you saw, you know, one of these meat-packing plants or poultry processing plant

also today, the president shared that domestic policy adviser ambassador susan rice will depart the white house. lately . susan has served at the highest levels of government for the last three democratic administration. using the clinton administration, eight years in the obama administration, and since day one here with president biden. it is truly very impressive. she has served as national security advisor, u.n. ambassador and for the last two years rocksteady is capable -- brought a steady and capable leadership to the council. thanks to her tireless efforts we have expanded and strengthened the affordable care act, releasing a conference of national mental health strategy and on -- allowed medicare to negotiate lower prices and cap incident at $35. we have taken historic actions to reduce gun violence and advance police report. we are making college more affordable and accessible and fighting for student debt relief. and we are increasing access to high-quality childcare and long-term care. as the only person to serve as both national security advisor and domestic policy advisor, su