journalists from the white house pool quarreled at a briefing about their dissatisfaction, cameroonianalist simon ateba said. he accused the press secretary of ignoring his questions western reporters actively tried to interrupt the african colleague. then you've been making a mockery of the first amendment in the constitution for 7 months now. you didn't give me the floor and i'm saying it's wrong. so you shouldn't be allowed to ask questions all the time. and you don't understand. how does it feel to sit here for 8 months and be discriminated against. understand that you are in the forefront and you are always given the task of questions, but there are people in the gallery who are not given a word at all. the first amendment of the american constitution is just about freedom of speech and the media of oily information, but even in their presidential pool they manage to divide partners into friends and foes. of course, the press secretary, therefore, closed her ears to us and abruptly stopped such conversations. well, how acceptable to her, because what's just been happening here for

the journalists of the white house pool quarreled at a briefing and the scandal barely hushed up theire, cameroonian journalist simon told you, he accused corinne jean-pierre of ignoring his questions . western reporters actively tried to interrupt their african colleague. what you're doing is a mockery of the first amendment's the constitution is already 7 months old. you didn't give me the floor and i say it's wrong. so you shouldn't be allowed to ask questions all the time. and you don't understand. how does it feel to sit here for 8 months and be discriminated against. understand that you are in the forefront and you are always given a task with questions, but there are people in the gallery who are not given a word at all. the first amendment of the american constitution is precisely the freedom of speech and the change, even in their presidential field, manage to divide reporters into friends and foes of course criminal. she covered her ears and abruptly cut off such conversations within the walls of the white house, because what has just been happening here for the past ten fift

journalists of the white house pool quarreled at a briefing about their dissatisfaction, a cameroonianrnalist said simon ateba. he accused the press secretary of ignoring his questions. western reporters actively tried to interrupt on an african colleague. then you've been making a mockery of the first amendment in the constitution for 7 months now. you didn't give me the floor and i say it's wrong. so you shouldn't be allowed to ask questions all the time. and you don't understand. how does it feel to sit here for 8 months and be discriminated against. understand that you are in the forefront and you are always given a task with questions, but there are people in the gallery who are not given a word at all. first amendment the american constitution is just about freedom of speech and the media of oily information, but even in their presidential pool they manage to divide partners into friends and foes . of course, the press secretary closed her ears and abruptly stopped such conversations. well, how acceptable to her, because what's just been happening here for the last ten fifteen mi

she white house briefings do not even ask about this among those who came to listen. hershey included journalists from the white house poolones who regularly ask baidun questions and communicate with his press office. in general, what called the elite of american political journalism. hurge, who talked to them without five, joked a lot, but when it came to a potential scenario for a collision between russia and the united states, he switched to a serious tone and said that america was making another big mistake, and i was told that this was nato’s intention, we support nato in offensive operations against the russians, but we will not fool the world and hopefully ourselves it is we who are at war with russia. why do we want to do this? i think many of our generals. just didn't read the story the last days of the battle for stalingrad, the russians lost 2,400 soldiers every 4 hours and they did not lose that battle. now tell me we really want to get into a fight with these guys. i don't think so, it seems to me we are not ready for one of the journalists' colleagues. he asked if hersh was biden, was pushing the united stat

. >> bret: white house press pool is there a betting of when the president is going to get back. >> thereng to run. i mean, there are certainly the tractors and people who think he shouldn't. left of center within his own party. but all the signals we are getting from him and the people around him is that he is going to run. >> it's amazing. most of the party doesn't want him to run. every poll shows that. where do you think these stories are coming from. yet he most likely will run. some are roading for an even younger democrat to take him off. president the president. >> bret: we will see. thank you, panel. ♪ ♪ >> bret: finally tonight, a special report salute. >> okay, buddy. i got you. i will figure a way in, hey, you got air, right, buddy? listen to this. martin county florida officers pried the door off a vehicle that crashed upside down into a canal saving the man trapped inside. the rescue effort was successful because the man's iphone, which sent out an sos to dispatchers upon impact alerting rescue american nell of his coordinates. they wouldn't have known he was there so there

have tech entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy and businessman perry johnson announcing bids for the white house. that pooln going to thicken though, and republican senator kevin cramer weighed in on that today. >> the challenge becomes if there are too many people in the race. and there are good ones, mike pence, mike pompeo, certainly, my friend tim scott would all be good candidates who understand the trump doctrine but have a demeanor that's probably more suitable to the swing voter. >> reporter: you heard former vice president mike pence's name there. at an event yesterday here in d.c., pence used the harshest words we've heard from him yet in regards to his former boss with, saying that it was wrong for him to claim that pence as vice president had the right to overthrow the 200 the election results. pence said, quote with: history will donald trump accountable. so the wording, the travel the, all heating up. tomorrow nikki haley will hold a rally in myrtle beach, mike. mike: alexandria hoff, thanks so much. our political panel's up next as hundreds of tech start-ups are scrambling to recover their d

of command is an officers from their circle with mario pool that saudi arabia hopes to build on strong criticism from some quarters, the white house law you're accusing, we are even of aiding moscow and manipulating any markets, but been for han himself said at last month the music security conference that saudi arabia is darla with russia. and corporation with russia would benefit everybody. and that's what satellite hopes to do, to speak to all parties involved in this conflict, to reach some sort of common ground solution and get some dollar getting off the months and months of deadlock. daniel, thank you very much and he does. daniel hawkins, talking to us from moscow, still ahead on al jazeera by thousands of women are protesting in the streets of chile calling for change. ah, and war leaders in doha, draw about a robot to beat a decline in economic development across the world's poorest country. ah too often of con, it's done, it's portrayed through the prism of war, but there were many of canister thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archive spanning for

one is, of course, the white house, but more specifically secretary of homeland security mayorkas, ensuring that the pool of people that are part of this effort are ones that are reliable. we certainly have sufficient reporting to suggest that there were or are members of the secret service who essentially aren't working for the united states, they are working for donald trump. that i have no doubt is ongoing, because of this reporting. the second piece, part of it is going to be also the threat assessment. donald trump throws something into the air, he doesn't control law enforcement anymore. he hasn't really specifically said when and where, he just has thrown out the take america back. so unlike january 6th, he's not driving people anywhere. his supporters now know he cannot give them a get out of jail free card. and of course as john miller has been reporting, law enforcement is ready. so this is not january 6th again. people have a right to protest, people have a right to be jerks on twitter, people have a right to support the president, they don't have a right to take up arms. and i think donald tr

pool was not diverse at all. and it was very frustrating, and time after time i found myself with a white house responded or a science reporter, or a markets reporter, in my case at axios, it is hard to figure out what that pool looks like. and if it is not diverse, i can complain about it but that is not solving the problem. so last year, we launched an effort, a fellowship program aimed at not entry-level, but midcareer journalists who want to be reported as specialized area who came from an unreferenced -- under represented background to train on our team and report alongside our other reporters and learn to be. and we had journalists who are learning health care, who are on the world news team, in fact, in several areas of the racial diversity and social justice team, and it has been great. i hope that they come out of it at the end and they are skilled and marketable, and will either work for me or you or anybody on the same. and i think that is small, but i think one measurable thing i felt like i could do. because they do not think, i think that it is about representation, not just who is working, but were we

pool was not diverse at all, and it was very frustrating. and time after time i found myself whether it was a white house correspondent rule, or science reporter, or markets reporter. in my case, hiring very specific rules like a crypto reporter. it is hard to find, like, what does that pool look like? and if it is not diverse, i can sit and complain about it but that is not solving the problem. so, last year we launched and effort, a fellowship program aimed at not entry level but mid career journalists who want to be a be reporter in a specialized area who came from an underrepresented background. to embed a year with, us and train and our teams, and report alongside our other be reporters, and learn to be. and we had for journalists, for reporters who are learning health care. who are on the world news team. in some farrell other areas of diversity, race and justice team. and it has been great. and i hope the whole goal is that they come out of it at the end and they are skilled and marketable and will either work for me or you or christmas or anybody on the stage. and i think that is small, but i think one measurable thing of like i could

maria: is the white house priority it's an all government approach to get away from fossil fuels to drive the climate change agenda look at the news poollation is the number one issue for voters 90% say extremely are very concerned about higher prices. 87% worry about crime rate and 83% of all political division and find 73% say inflation has caused them financial hardship over the last six months and underlying problems for inflation the price of oil. >> energy prices. this is going into the summer driving season and when you will see the rubber hits the road with inflationary pressures. the white house likes to say wet 6% from inflation. your goal is to present for jerome powell. i'm not sure we're going to get there but also i like joe manchin is calling out the biden administration and he says there has to be a place to negotiate and kevin mccarthy went to the white house and the other leaders went together, schumer was there let's get on the table what happened to the conversations are not happening. as far as inflation until we see the inflation numbers change, i think the mark avalon's point we're going to see pressure on earnin

white house press secretary who throws herself down a pair of stairs when biden stumbles. and former dnc chair who would accept fascism if it meant her neighbors cannot install and a above ground poolhuman of not opposable sons troy lawson. top story, y'all. tonight i can report to the american people and to the world at the manhattan district attorney's office has conducted an operation to indict donald j. for jumpsuit he will soon be wearing trump, the leader of all chito. let's bring in our esteemed guests, actor and comedian adam paoli. welcome to the show, adam. >> thank you for having me. >> literally my pleasure. now donald trump has been the best thing to ever happen to comedy, and after his indictment, comedy will go away forever. any parting words for jokes in general? >> no, i know that that was happening. but i have to make some arrangements i guess to shift over to dramatic work. it does everyone in austin, texas, know that that's happening? >> yeah, they have all been notified and there will be a memorial service next week, so get your slideshow in order. >> okay, good. >> justice is finally served, and i can't wait to go to the graves of a million covid dead and whis

white house last month in iowa she spoke for international leadership experience providing a critical asset. tech entrepreneur and businessman. johnson of also declare their candidacy for the presidential nomination. the overall pool soon thickened and may change the dynamic republican senator kevin cramer offered this today precooked a child becomes if there are too many people in the race then their goodmans mike pence mike pump out my friend tim scott, would all be good candidates to understand the trump doctrine. but have a demeanor that's probably more suitable to the swing voter progress she would former vice president pence named therein while delivering remarks at an event here in d.c. yesterday, pence shared so many strongest words yet regarding his former boss" history it will hold donald trump accountable. adding that the former president was wrong to think that he is vice president have the right to overthrow the 2020 election results. >> thank you, arthel. arthel: well, eric a bill is heading to the west virginia governor's desk that would ban transgender health care for minors. it is unclear if the republican governor jim justice will sign it. the bill would prevent minors from being prescribed hormo

white house. we have the irish prime minister stopping by a little later on. >> brian: no press availability right, mark? >> we will see the president today. in fact, we are the poolerage today so we are hoping to be in the oval office when he welcomes the prime minister three hours from now. >> brian: can you scream a question? >> steve: jean-pierre says you will be able to shout questions what are you going to ask him norges shortage of questions. really have to follow up today on the incident with the drone in the black sea. it's just such a wild story as well. >> ainsley: and the banks. >> steve: we will be watching you scream at the top of your lungs. >> ainsley: are you wearing green? >> i got dressed in the dark. my wife brought our 1-year-old in at 1:00 a.m. >> steve: you are blaming the baby? >> i'm sorry. >> ainsley: we can all relate to that we do not want to wake up the baby. >> brian: mark, you have a chief of staff that can run home in between hit that you could send a producer. >> i don't make the kilmeade money so unfortunately i have to serve as my assistant as well. >> brian: i forgot about that. such a salary disparity. >> happy saint patrick's,

white house last month. in iowa she spoke about her international leadership experience providing a critical asset. tech entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy makes three declared candidates on the republican side. the overall pool will soon thicken and may change the dynamic. republican senator kevin kramer offered this today. >> the challenge becomes if there are too many people in the race, and there are other good ones, mike pence, mike pompeo, my friend tim scott would all be good candidates who understand the trump doctrine but have a demeanor that's more suitable to the swing voter. >> reporter: you heard former vice president mike pence's name there. while delivering remarks at an event yesterday here in d.c., pence shared some of the strongest words yet regarding his former boss saying,s quote: history will hold donald trump accountable adding that the former president was wrong to think that he as vice president had the right to overthrow 2020 the election results. eric? eric: and mr. pence also slammed the administration for its policies on iran. alexandria, thank you. arthel? arthel: eric, thank you. well, after kidnappings, killings and kiss appearances -- disappearances just over the mexican border

pool, the systems would crash at bumble that's what's going to happen. >> i'll tell my wife that. >> all right >> scott, thank you, sir have a great weekend. >>> still ahead, the white househas other ways to evade even the best cybersecurity tools we head to the break, note the dow is around session lows briefly dipping below 500 points negative earlier today we will be right back. it'soi t gngo be a 60 minutes you're not going to want to you're not going to want to misso-use tools like lp make trading feel effortless and its customizable scans with social sentiment help you find and unlock opportunities in the market with powerful, easy-to-use tools power e*trade makes complex trading easier react to fast-moving markets with dynamic charting and a futures ladder that lets you place, flatten, or reverse orders so you won't miss an opportunity you love closing a deal. but hate managing your business from afar. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> one more thing before we go. the white house is taking aim at tiktok who hasn't been lately threatening

poole was the clutch. steph curry slammed the door. the warriors beat the sixers, 120-112. the warriors host the timberwolves tomorrow night. >>> it's not every day you get invited to the white housevisited with members of the organization she co-founders, the very asian foundation. it works to shine a light on asian experiences through add advocacy and education. women's history is our focus all month on nbc bay area. this morning, we want to shine the light on a retired colonel known not just for breaking barriers but also her heroics. kim campbell, from the bay area, rose to the top of a male-dominated field. in 2003, she was awarded the distinguished flying cross. here's why. she successfully recovered her battle-damaged airplane after an intense, close air support mission in baghdad. this week marks the 20th anniversary of operation iraqi freedom. colonel campbell says it shaped her life and career. >> i think what i remember most and what i reflect on most is the men and women i serve with, my brothers and sisters that i serve with, and the hard times we went through, but also if camaraderie we shared together. >> a piece of that airplane is actually hanging in her office, b