and joining me now for the exit interview is ambassador susan rice. ambassador rice, thanks for coming back to "capehart" on washington post live. ms. rice: it's great to be with you, jonathan. thanks for having me. mr. capehart: i think this is your third time on my podcast, so thank you very much for coming on so many times. let's deal with something serious, and this is part of your portfolio as a member of the--as the director of the domestic policy council. may 24 is the one-year anniversary of the mass shooting at robb elementary in uvalde, texas. in response to that and the mass shooting 10 days earlier in buffalo, new york, at that -- at the grocery store, that bipartisan safer communities act passed a month later, and it's the most significant piece of gun legislation in 30 years. what is this law meant to accomplish? ms. rice: well, jonathan, as you said, it is the most meaningful gun safety reform legislation that we've had in almost three decades. it does several things. first of all, it provides unprecedented resources to communities, to s

and joining me now for the exit interview is ambassador susan rice. ssador rice, thanks for coming back to "capehart" on washington post live. ms. rice: it's great to be with you, jonathan. thanks for having me. mr. capehart: i think this is your third time on my podcast, so thank you very much for coming on so many times. let's deal with something serious, and this is part of your portfolio as a member of the--as the director of the domestic policy council. may 24 is the one-year anniversary of the mass shooting at robb elementary in uvalde, texas. in response to that and the mass shooting 10 days earlier in buffalo, new york, at that -- at the grocery store, that bipartisan safer communities act passed a month later, and it's the most significant piece of gun legislation in 30 years. what is this law meant to accomplish? ms. rice: well, jonathan, as you said, it is the most meaningful gun safety reform legislation that we've had in almost three decades. it does several things. first of all, it provides unprecedented resources to communities, to schoo

rice, ambassador rice, she is also the honorable susan rice. she has served as u.s. the united nations, as national security advisor and now one of the most , accomplished domestic policy council directors in modern history. she's a close partner of adl and honored us literally with one of her last public speaking engagements, even as she winds down her tenure in the white house. please join me in giving a warm welcome to the president of domestic policy and white house domestic policy advisor ambassador susan rice. [applause] ♪ ambassador rice: oh my goodness, thank you so much. thank you, jonathan, good afternoon, it's great to be with you. i want to begin by thanking the anti-defamation league for the opportunity to speak at this year's national leadership summit. jonathan, we so deeply appreciate adl's work to combat hate in the united states and around the world. thank you for your leadership and engagement with the biden harris administration as we work to root out anti-semitism and to advance civil rights at home. the biden-harris administration is deeply comm

susan rice, apparently even she wasn't fanatical enough.anya gupta says rice's departure will be a critical moment of transition for the administration and offers the president an opportunity to reevaluate what they're doing on immigration and follow through on a lot of broken promises relateded to managing the border humanely. joining me now victor davis hanson hover institution senior fellow. victor, we are in how much trouble if susan rice was the border hawk here, okay? tell us about what that means victor. >> that means that the desire for an open border, you know, even overrides alienating a well-known black woman. and the reason why is too many people profit from this. it's not just the cartels that are making 10-12 billion, the mexican government is getting $60 billion, the largest source of foreign income from remitenses from illegal aliens in the united states who are subs diced in many cases by the u.s. government or state and local government. then we have the democratic party that keeps bragging about demography is destiny they

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

i kid you , not susan rice., apa apparentlyre even she wasn't fanatical enough. nania gupta, who is the associat enough.e director n open borders group called the national immigrant justice ' center, said rice's departure will be a critical moment of transition for the administration. it offers the president an administrapportunityopportunityl they're doing on immigration and follow through on a lot of broken promises related to managing the border humanely. joining me now, victor davis hanson, hoover institution senior fellor daw. victor, now we are in how much trouble, if susan rice was the border hawk here? okaytr, tell us about what that means. >> victowh thar. fo that means that the desire for an open border, even overrides alienating a well known i black woman. and the reason whys is thattoom many people profit. it's not just the cartels that are making 10 or 12 billion. the mexican government is getting 60 , 60 billion dollars, the largest source of foreign income from remittancess from illegal aliens in the united states who are subsidized the unite in ma

said joe don't do it susan rice will do it or manage somebody else.ut a weak bench i think flats if they want to be sufficiently, next 10, 0, 50 years may be sure a better bench one of the things yesterday he admitted he understands age is an issue that is great acknowledging you understand, prove us all wrong why won't you do that a quick fun factor did you know, that biden's date of birth is closer to abee lincoln's presidency than his own. >> interesting. >> perspective is there. [laughter]. maria: are i don't think it is just age come on, it is mental capacity. mark: correct you can see not just -- watching him. maria: the way he wander n onstage didn't know whether he was going. mark: he has to pay attention where he is placing his feet, not funny it is sad. maria: a sad sayings adversaries watch as well next hour "mornings with maria" begins. >> james come er laying out the biden family influence peddling scheme yesterday details how joe biden and family cashed in on policy changes, decisions, the committee identified at least he 10 million doll

the second is susan rice left the administration and she was the policy director for joe biden.she left the same week that he announced his candidacy for his second term. there's that and the other thing is the third thing is michelle obama is out there and on stage with bruce springsteen and doing events with oprah and trying to get oprah fioed and a little more likable. like oprah. >> jesse: there's millions of women running for president in that case if you don't stop talking about men pause. >> she's appealing to suburban white women. this is my theory and break it down on my podcast, jesse, i'm sharing it here with your viewers because i believe this is no pun intend, the trump-appointed card on the democrat side. >> jesse: that's a possibility. i'm not so sold on it because she's a fruit juice tycoon. if you saw her somehow last night, she's going to make like $50 million selling sugar water to america's tykes. putting that aside, let's say joe is the guy. what happens going forward in the next election or the next election where you realize a winning strategy is never lea

this week, susan rice named the key adviser of the biden administration on domestic affairs . she will soon step down from her position. the american interior and research foundation foundation leaves the government movement. he writes the truth in his personal note when he was present at the meeting with unaccompanied children. he wrote that the government's open border policy does not exclude parents who separate their children from themselves on private property and without their guardians. i remember to send it to america it seems that a democrat was thinking about the issue of child labor. when you look at the numbers and figures across the country , the us customs and border protection reports show that more than 371,000 unaccompanied immigrant children have been identified in the united states so far . it was against the policy and for this reason, the government is leaving, they are engaged in sex trafficking of children. all over the world, about 75% of human trafficking is done for the purpose of forced sexual abuse of children . to be honest, it's too much with just

susan rice joins us now.y has served as national security advisor and domestic policy advisor in u.s. history, as well as u.n. are you feeling ready to walk out the door tomorrow? what are your personal feelings about that? >> well, honestly, i have mixed feelings. it's a privilege to serve at the white house and serve president biden and our country. i'm going to miss him and the team. i'm going to miss all my extraordinary colleagues at the domestic policy council and the white house and the cabinet and the administration. i leave gratified and proud of what we have been able to do for the american people. i don't have any immediate plans. i intend to take a rest, see family, travel over the summer. it's a little weird, quite honestly, to leave a position and not know what i'm doing. i spent eight years in the clinton administration and eight in the obama administration. so this is a good thing for me to do, to open a new chapter. it does come with mixed emotions. >> i can imagine. you mentioned eight years

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the obamas have been running this administration from behind the scenes with valerie jarrett and susan riceyou are natural to step in for president biden you won't do that very easily with gavin newsom, you have to do it with someone else who checks the right identity politics boxes. joe: what i heard a steve forbes saying he doesn't think kamala will get any better. that was the headline. talk about predicting who's going to be the potential nominee, there's other reasons to make that a 50/50 back, steve forbes is the economy is not going to get any better and he won't have that to run on and that is a big deal for a lot of americans aren't insulated in any way from things in their life like the price of groceries or to be able to ensure their property, starting today state farm will no longer such new applications for property insurance in california do in part 2 inflation. this is there statement, state farm general insurance company due to historic increases in construction costs outpacing inflation, rapidly growing catastrophe exposure and the challenging reinsurance market, the depart

now susan rice recently left. she was in charge of domestic policy.like that. >> harris: a head scratcher for many. that wasn't her lane. >> also we see with the condition she is gone and we send 1500 troops to the border. that kind of thing is going on. the bottom line is, i think, you have got the democrats really have not been governing. this is a governing opportunity. this is finally the first time where the republicans have the house and they will have to talk and they've never really been doing that on any issue since he was elected. >> harris: take it away. >> i see ted cruz. he is a lawyer, current senator. i didn't know he was a doctor and could make a medical diagnosis via watching someone on degree. >> harris: agree to a competency test. >> she is saying how convenient. let's have a cognitive test for anyone over the age of 75. her biggest rival is donald trump, 76. >> harris: that's everybody. it is not age. it is also >> what is next? you will have to take the toes to vote? it's a slippery slope. i trust the american people. >> harris: h

know who's being surveilled and why and certain people within the white house, samantha powers, susan rice, others that could go in and peel that back and see what was going on and look at those names. again, another protection for americans that was just looked at in mass. pete: seems like reverse of that and the people are already unmasked or they know who they want to target and they try to find the connections. and that's the fundamental problem. rachel: find me the person and i'll find the crime. show me the person spill find the crime. and i'll find the crime. will: jason, stick around with us and we're moving to the fox news alert. joe biden about to meet with the leaders of australia, india and japan on the sidelines of g7 summit and biden expected to hold talks with a guest who just arrived today. rachel: this all happening as the debt ceiling talks stall here at home. biden says he's not worried and instead focusing on climate and social issues during his overseas trip. will: edward lawrence joining us live from japan with the latest. edward. reporter: good evening from japan, wi

steve: anything is, frequent class which and the name is always susan rice is running issues that now who do you think the people running. guest: it might as will a ham sandwiches what you unfortunately and just sitting there waiting for it. steve: and it is all the system this sort of the kind of aggregation of all of it. that's why they've focusing on changing the system is really important it is going to see about will see but later in the show. right, and we will for back pain, i've always been a take two and call in the morning guy. but my new doctor recommended salonpas. without another pill upsetting my stomach, i get powerful, effective and safe relief. salonpas. it's good medicine. i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? only on game nights. you know you are retired right? am i? ya! save $500 on our next gen sleep number smart beds. plus, special financing. only at sleep number. (fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for th

tanden will replace susan rice who will leave the administration later this month. >>> diplomats from arab nations are planning an emergency meet to go discuss syria's return to the arab league after more than a decade some have opened up relations with syrian president bashir al assad. they will also discuss the conflict in sudan. >>> speaker of the house kevin mccarthy met with pope francis the vatican did not share details of the meeting which falls in lines with its practices. mccarthy led a bipartisan congressional delegation to the middle east later this week. >>> scott, just moments ago we learned cdc direct or wralensky will retire. >>> let's get to our call of the day. we want to be defensive and software is defensive. we use that as your hook, fortnet, you bought it after you sold it in january why? >> i made a lot of money in it it was a great stock i bought it because i like cyber security i like what they're doing as well you are seeing vendor co consolidation and they're ripe to take market share it's a $200 billion spend environment on cyber and the reason i bought it,

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steve: anything is, frequent class which and the name is always susan rice is running issues that nowho do you think the people running. guest: it might as will a ham sandwiches what you unfortunately and just sitting there waiting for it. steve: and it is all the system this sort of the kind of aggregation of all of it. that's why they've focusing on changing the system is really important it is going to see about will see but later in the show. right, and we will tony here from creditrepair.com, helping people see the true cost of bad credit. what are you doing to improve your credit? should i be doing something? absolutely, unless you like paying thousands extra in high interest rates. did you know repairing your credit could save you thousands of dollars in lower interest rates? wait, i can repair my credit? of course you can. even if you have a good score, repairing your credit can make it better. start working to improve your credit. get started at creditrepair.com. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service de

you saw susan rice wrote in a personal handwritten note published in the "new york times" a week agoe said it is our generosity too foreign nationals that is bringing them into the country. that's the problem. >> bret: here is senator sinema from this weekend. the l.? the bralingsz had two years to prepare for this and did not do so. our state is going to bear the brunt. migrants will be in crisis as soon as next week. >> have you talked to the white house directly about this. >> yes, i have. >> what's the response? >> it has not been adequate. >> i spoke with senator sinema i think within the last two weeks. i spoke with leader schumer also within the last two weeks. there is not a day that goes by that we are not urging congress to pass reform. >> bret: meantime, mara, associated press, immigrants waiting 10 years in u.s. just to get a court date. backlog stems from a change made two months after president biden took office when border patrol agents began the now defunct practice of quickly releasing immigrants on parole. until then the migrants in question won't even get initial c

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>> a big announcement today, susan rice's replacement is domestic policy advisor will be near neera tanden, the longtime democratic operative whose mission is omb director failed as with republicans and democrats took issue with user for tweets often targeted lawmakers by name. >> you name them when you said them >> circuli -- i must have missed them, but i really regre them. ten days into a reelection campaign, still no biden campaign events. i think the 2020 or campaign for joe biden will come down to believing what they say or believe what you see. >> something that doesn't come down to: answering questions, or does it? >> i'm doing a major, press conference this afternoon so i love you all but i'd like to as you to leave. >> there were no major press conference this afternoon. neumeyer press conference to either. it is possible present biden ge mixed up with interview that he was taping to be here later, bu it is unclear why he said they're going to be a major press conference, especially because his age called a lid fo the day here at 2:22. shannon. >> list, we'd love a big press conf

policy adviser at the white house, neera tannedden will take over -- tanden will take over for susan rice. >> good seeing you kevin. >> reporter: you, too. >>> we're getting new information tonight about the letters signed by 51 intelligence officials that suggested reports in 2020 about hunter biden's laptop were russian disinformation. lucas tomlinson has the details. >> reporter: the former number two at cia, mike morrell, one of the hunter biden -- wanted the hunter biden laptop letter to be a talking point ahead of the presidential debate with president trump. the washington examiner reviewed an e-mail by a source that clarifies the claim. it was ball politics. >> their hatred for donald trump far outweighs anything that would matter with respect to national security. >> reporter: some of the intel officials had concerns about president trump's personal attorney rudy giuliani's contact with the ukrainian lawmaker at the time for which the treasury department said was a long-time russian agent. in a statement to fox news, the lawyer for some of those intel officials says, "i could abs

susan rice quit the week that joe biden announced. there's a lot going on. get ready. because i have a prediction that michelle biden is going to step in here -- i mean michelle obama is going to sit in to run for president. i believe it's going to happen. >> brian: plus she has energy drink out. >> steve: that's a big prediction. >> brian: a fox news alert overnight. protests over the death of jordan neely turning violent across new york city. this as the family demands the marine veteran who put him in a chokehold be sent to prison. there is more facts to get out on this case. they all should be embarrassed. >> steve: a live look at the white house where later today at 4:00 this afternoon, president biden is going to meet with top congressional republicans over the debt limit. can they work out a deal to avoid a default? come on over here. senators tom cotton is in the studio early on this tuesday. he's next. ♪ nodding my head like yeah ♪ moving my hips like yeah ♪ put my hands up ♪ they're playing my song ♪ they know i'm going to be okay ♪ yeah ♪ it's a party in the

barack obama and susan rice are behind the plan, too.iden is just a puppet president who can spend way too much money and taxpayers are going to be paying for it, middle-class paying for his spending spree over and over again. i do not like either candidate. we need a newer generation with fresh ideas and have a better understanding of technology in artificial intelligence. biden does not understand any more than i do. host: have a good day. let us go to pennsylvania, william on the biden line. caller: hello, good morning. i have a lot of respect for what president biden and vice president harris are doing. the economy is not all on the president. it is congress and the senate that are responsible for what is going on with inflation and the spending. you cannot put everything on the president of the united states for what is going wrong. the blame has to go to congress. for many years, i was a republican, until 2016. i did not like mr. trump at all. from his show, the way he treats people, puts people down. especially people that have le

this task force is cochaired by the secretary of hud, and ambassador susan rice. we at fhfa are supporting a element of a database to ensure agencies have the data they need for their oversight, enforcement, and research functions. this database will build on the fhfa's october 2022 uniform appraisal aggregate statistics derived from more than 47 million appraisal records. the publication of this data is significant because as within the appraisal process, the first step in solving a problem is to identify it and determine the scope of it. next is the data collection and analysis. the data here leaves no doubt that appraisal bias is not just a rare anecdotal blip in the world of housing finance. fhfa is sharing its extensive appraisal data with hud cfpb and the department of justice to make sure we hold that actors accountable for biased appraisals. we are undergoing an extensive redesign of the appraisal data set to enhance data quality and consistency. the goal of this redesign is to reduce the number of discretionary fields and in place of free-form text rely m

and susan rice reflects on her time. president biden's domestic policy adviser. she talks with jonathan capehart of the post as she prepares to step down from her position.

susan rice, domestic policy advisor, "new york times," quoted as saying she vented in a note scribbled in the memo detailing the position advocates who believe a pandemic-era border closure was compelling parents to send unaccompanied children sometimes called u.c.'s. in other words, what was happening because of this change of policy by the biden administration, was compelling parents to send their children by themselves in the hands of the cartels and the traffickers and the human smugglers. what does ms. suzan rice, mr. biden's domestic policy advisor say? this is b.s. she wrote. according to a copy of the memo by the times. she says, quote, what is leading to voluntary separation of children is our generosity to these unaccompanied minors. wow. . they know what they're doing. they know the results and consequences of rescinding the n.p.p. program which is called inhumane. by the way, it all it says is, you cannot enter the united states. you have to remain in mexico pending your asylum claim. because you know what, once you enter the united states, it's catch and release all over a

my understanding is that you are in the 2016 meeting in the situation room with president obama, susan rice and other top officials where they discussed the russia collusion issue. is that accurate? >> i am not sure i know which meeting you are talking about but i will be more than happy to look. >> i think it was july 2016 reported in the report and you are in there. that is of concern to me. you are charged with leading a very important agency, the work that you do is vital to our veterans and it is of tremendous concern to me as i was reading this report last night. it was also a source of disappointment to me. that you would have been involved in this process of weaponizing the fbi. this is something that should never happen. people do not want to see two tears of justice. as we talked about the v.a. they want to see a standard of service for everybody and they want to see that consistently and to know that you may have been a participant in this investigation and that you are a part of this meeting as detailed in the situation room, that they carried out this hoax. made it all up. figm

explained -- we accept -- we expect to complete this work by the end of may and my colleague and friend susan riceeak more about the strategy later today as she and i are cochairs of the effort. among the many initiatives is one that is to me is most urgently needed, the restoration of safety for jews in our country. that goal means working in partnership with you to address three pressing issues simultaneously. first, we must continue to improve the security of our synagogues and jewish institutions. the biden administration has already expanded security assistance to for houses of worship and religious institutions. increasing funds to increase physical security from $108 million three years ago -- $180 million three years ago to 250 million now. and we have asked to increase the funds. we are sharing more information with law enforcement and allies, creating partnerships among them and training our congregations to confront these threat. we saw how this work can make a literally vital difference in january of 2022 in colleyville, texas when a rabbi and for members of his congregation were taken

susan rice, domestic policy advisor, "new york times," quoted as saying she vented in a note scribbledthe memo detailing the position advocates who believe a pandemic-era border closure was compelling parents to send unaccompanied children sometimes called u.c.'s. in other words, what was happening because of this change of policy by the biden administration, was compelling parents to send their children by themselves in the hands of the cartels and the traffickers and the human smugglers. what does ms. suzan rice, mr. biden's domestic policy advisor say? this is b.s. she wrote. according to a copy of the memo by the times. she says, quote, what is leading to voluntary separation of children is our generosity to these unaccompanied minors. wow. . they know what they're doing. they know the results and consequences of rescinding the n.p.p. program which is called inhumane. by the way, it all it says is, you cannot enter the united states. you have to remain in mexico pending your asylum claim. because you know what, once you enter the united states, it's catch and release all over again

susan rice, president biden's outgoing domestic policy advisor, spoke about the rise of anti-some type -- some to some in schools at the national leadership summit hosted by the adl in washington dc. this is about 90 minutes. >> we have a lot of folks on the roster so i want to get right into the program. there we go. so, we are going to hear from u.s. senator from nevada jacky rosen, let's save applause for the end. directive -- the director of the mccain institute, the white house domestic policy advisor, susan rice, and the special advisor on security, rabbi walker. an author historian and professor, who will also be receiving the -- please join me in giving a warm welcome to the senator. ♪ >> good afternoon everyone. i want to say i am a former synagogue president. i'm used to this. usually we're just giving the announcements, but lunch is great. it's so great to see all of you, and to be here with all of you today at the national leadership summit. i looked out and i see friends, some old and some new, i see some las vegas

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