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the closest white house room to the office of the president of the united states is hosting a two-hour meeting of the highest executive of the biden cabinet. vice president harris told the meeting of the heads of google, microsoft and two other large technology companies on the topic of artificial intelligence , according to the new york times, according to the vice president of the united states. private sector to ensure security in order to protect the american people, the company must comply with existing laws. this meeting was held in a situation where jeffrey hilton , known as the godfather of artificial intelligence , used google a few days ago and said that artificial intelligence can take away people's jobs. false information was published . perhaps this was the reason why the president of the united states, in a brief appearance at the white house meeting with technology companies, told the managers that what you are doing has great risks. artificial intelligence , of course , has been the subject of some american laws for more than a year with the aim of protecting privacy. d

imagine you are entering the white room. there are no corners. they are all smoothed out. pleasing. you pass and sits down. sit in a beautiful chair, the one you like is thought out. try to see him. sit in this chair. there is a small table in front of you. on this table is a cup of tea or a cup of coffee. this is some delicious food. here's what you love most to drink perfectly. let it lie then. pizza will be good too, so you turn your head and see the window. and in this window it's so incredibly beautiful. i have these mountains overgrown with trees, you know the blue sky. you can imagine feel it, yes switch visually imagine, turn your head and there is a white wall, and on it is written in large letters i'm good. this is how i do it. i. i hope that you , too, will be able to do such an exercise. when you feel bad, when you are sad, when you are scared, we all are sad, and i will tell you terribly honest. it's not only you who need to come up with some kind of visual story to switch to, because when we are told to think positively on a click, it's impossible. well, hone

white house library. this is the beautiful oval room on the side of the white house facing the washington monument, this was our private space for the first family where lincoln would take a nap if he needed one during the day or early in the morning, he might wake up and go to the library and read the bible or play with his children and their friends in this room. this was the private living space of the president. i think this is the first time that an african-american was welcomed into the private living space of the first family other than as a servant or as a slave. april 2nd, 1864, which was a saturday, mrs. johnson and her minister show up at the white house, present this gift to lincoln, the minister says a few remarks and then he turns to caroline johnson and says perhaps missus johnson would like to say a few words. caroline johnson was understandably very nervous, she looked down at her feet, not knowing what to say but eventually she felt a burning sensation came over her body, she later said it felt like the holy spirit and her mind went to the book of isaiah chapter 51 in which god promises ev

white house and then lecture them. flicking also invited a stenographer into the room and wrote down everything that lincoln said. it lincoln this message to go out to the racist white northern electorates. he was preparing them for emancipation he wanted them to know if it comes with again, lincoln had already decided emancipation is coming but if emancipation comes, you don't need to be as worried about it because i'm poor you actually also push for colonization as well. and this is i think an unfortunate moment of lincoln's presidency night in my book i call it regrettable read but when we know what lincoln was doing, we can see how he was trying to help shape public sentiment and there is another moment that is important for understanding this. lincoln never told anyone his strategies and earning talking the most shut milkman i avenue shortly after this meeting, lincoln happier to have brought henrik mcbeal turner, the past relationship with you slides going to the white house. and lincoln essentially said from what turner wrote it appears that lincoln essentially said to him, you don't need to worry about col

the first interaction caroline went into thehe white house hecommunication room and someone casually's your father. she said he's not doing anything he's sitting around with his shoes off not doing anything and it ended up it makes the "washington post." >> just things, images that emphasize the normalcy of childhood behavior but in a setting where you're not used to seeing that. they really are just kids being kids. you start getting into this area of the commercialization and we are going to be going into that section next. ♪♪ this is the part of the exhibit where we get to learn about the country, the whole world's fascination with of the kennedy family. this is actually -- >> the first family was very popular, sold millions of copies but was somewhat controversial for the time period. this fellow who started gaining some attention because he was able to mimic kennedy's voice and accent quite well. archives show jacqueline kennedy did want to try to suppress it and then was kind of dissuaded from making a big deal about it because it only creates more interest. but she drew the li

the white house inside the room has not gone as far as what the republicans want. they've talked about the discussion. it's very clear they have not reached any sort of consensus about how they're going to resolve that major sticking point. when i asked garrett graves just moments ago about whether or not republicans would be willing to drop this in order to get a deal to avoid default, he made very clear they will not. >> if you're really going to fall on the sword for that versus actually negotiating something that changes the trajectory of spending for the country, that's crazy to me. >> are you willing to drop work requirements and -- >> hell no. hell no. not a chance. >> reporter: so, very clear there that the republicans will insist upon that. so, even if they are to get a deal on this issue, it's going to take some time to draft the bill, get it through both chambers of congress to avoid the nation's first ever default as soon as next week. jim? >> i know you keep watching it for us. thanks so much. >>> let's talk now to south dakota republican congressman d

more, including the lack of press availability, "new york post" reporter banned from the white house press briefing roomongoing hunter biden investigation, and more coming up. >> john: a laundry list of things to get through in the next 55 minutes. any moment now, the pentagon will be taking questions from reporters as american troops are set to arrive at the border with the end of title 42 fast approaching. this as we get a closer look at the damage the biden administration policies have done so far. fox news research estimates 3 million migrants have illegally taken up residence in the united states since president biden took office. jonathan fahey, former ice director. new developments in the past 24 hours, customs and border protection brass in d.c. has given forces authorization to release migrants into the streets of border towns if the ngos there don't have the facilities to house and feed them. el paso has already declared a state of emergency because of what's happening. if they start releasing people under the streets in mass, what's going to happen? >> we have a total disaster and it's hard t

the two black doctors with the beautiful east room of the white house for the way abbott describedgi it you can imagine e adrenaline was russian they could try to pretend they're enjoying the music and looking at the artwork. they were just everything they could to can keep their composure but they spent 30 minutes walking through the east room of the white house, the crowd of white visitors gathered in a hollow circle around them and moved around as they walked. they were astounded by what he saw. it was a practical assertion of negro citizenship. a few which prepared. he added watchingarth the scenes as good as a plate. now, this was a practical assertion of african-american citizenship. but some african americans came to the white house to make explicit claims for citizenship and discrete allegations of black men to the white house the right to vote. in this, flipping through the famous cordiality in effectou fr galloway who led a delegation of. importing flavored north carolina. he escaped in the whole poll of a proprietorship he got fulfilled up in find cap up a powerful reactio

>> sandra: some interesting moments there in the white house briefing room, john. obviously taking a lot of questions over what is happening at the southern border and the 1500 troops deployed to get the situation right there. a lot of debt ceiling talk as well. a lot of blame on republicans for not getting this done and holding the american people hostage as the omb director also said in the same briefing room a short time ago. >> john: it's republicans that have passed a plan in the house saying this is our plan for raising the debt ceiling, what are you coming up with, the president refuses to negotiate with kevin mccarthy. and until that happens, likely the stalemate will continue. >> sandra: protestors are gathering outside alvin bragg's office as we await to hear whether he will charge a marine vet in a homeless man's death. incident happened on the subway and caught on camera. started when 30-year-old jordan neely launched an aggressive rant. he screamed and he was threatening passengers, when one rider, the 24-year-old marine veteran stepped in and put neel

she spoke in the white house east room on the first anniversary of the no child left behind act. ladies and gentlemen the president of the united states and mrs. laura bush accompanied by the secretary of education rod page. thank you. thank you all very much. and thank you secretary page for being here today and senator greg. thank you all very much for your leadership in inspiring reform in education through the no child left behind act. one year ago when the president signed this historic legislation. he embarked on a mission with our leaders in congress a mission to ensure that every child in america receives an excellent education. today our students teachers parents and communities are embracing these new standards with unwavering determination. the no child left behind act provides our schools with unprecedented reform and resources across america students and schools are providing results and the reassurance that standards and accountability work as i travel across the country. i see the promise of reform in america schools. i see children excited and ready to learn. i se

the first interaction caroline went into the white house communications room. that is where it was.re were some reporters there and someone casually asked her where sure father and he said something like he's not doing anything he's sitting around his shoes off. and not doing anything. and it ended up ith makes the "washington post". [laughter] brexit interesting you try as parents to create as normal a childhood as possible in the strangest of circumstances where it may be impossible. that is a tight line to walk. >> images that emphasize the normalcy of childhood behavior but in a setting where you are not used to seeing that. >> who really are just kids being kids for. >> the offshoot of popularity of the kids start getting into the area of theil commercializationf the children which was something mrs. kennedy understandably had a problem with. we are going to be going into that section next. okay from behs here. we are in the area of pop >> from behind the scenes here we are in the area of pop culture. this is the part of the exhibit where we really get to learn about the countr

. >> sandra: that's the briefing room at the white house on the left, brownsville, texas at the border on the right. john kirby is joining the white house press secretary, karine jean-pierre, in that briefing room today. that is expected to begin in just moments. >> john: the big focus on the border crisis as major city leaders are up in arms over how to accommodate the migrant surge and new york city mayor eric adams is not holding back his criticism of president biden any longer. >> where the heck is the president of the united states? >> that is a good question. it's a national problem, and needs a national solution. >> john: new york city gearing up for as many as 15 migrant busses to roll in, and the lack of housing, all options are on the table. >> sandra: including 20 school gyms that may be used for shelters for thousands of migrants fleeing to the big apple. >> john: we will talk to two new york state senators who serve two upstate counties where adams is sending migrants, but first nate foy is live in brooklyn, new york, a lot of parents in new york city who cannot believe th

white supremacy in this state. the letter continues. while some might see room for a good-faith debate, for example, about the merits of alabama's voter identification law which was upheld by the 11th circuit, the court on which she's been nominated to serve, ms. abudu sees only a relentless commitment to finding new ways to keep alabamians from making their voices heard all part of a desperate attempt to perpetuate majority white control. her words, not mine. the letter concludes, these assertions are as offensive as they are baseless and they are disqualifying for an aspiring federal judge. toll quote one more time from the -- to quote one more time from the letter, another part of the letter says, quote, though ms. abudu is surely aware of the facts, she prefers to use her powerful position at the southern poverty law center to sow division and erode trust among americans declaring jim crow is still alive and well in the south. the supreme court is recognized and as any fair-minded person knows, things have changed in the south. ms. abudu's contrary contentio

room. the white has naval photographic center film the wedding events and ceremony. ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] one ofost important day in tricia glicksman's life. it was just commencing. at a press conference tricia once said. >> the most important thing is love. you cannot really define it. you can say i love this about a person i love the fact he is kind, generous, intelligent. you just can't. ♪ the events leading up to this as memorable day all started bak up the night of march 16. the father of the bride-to-be announced his daughter's engagement. the occasion was irish evening at the white a house a celebratn in honor of the visit to washington and jon lynch prime minister of ireland and mrs. nixon. >> i understand that i am supposed to make a surprise announcement. [laughter] the difficulty is, every time i am supposed to make a surprise announcement i find out that in somems way it has been leaked before i make it. this seems to be no exception. under the circumstances of course i was wondering whether making an announcement to this very distinguished group ofve or very close friends from all o

the first interaction caroline was well, she went into the white house communications room. that's that's what it was and there were some reporters there and someone just casually asked or was your father and he's she said something like oh, he's he's not doing anything. he's just sitting around with his shoes off and you know, not doing anything and it ended up, you know, and it's like that it makes the washington post yeah interesting to me try as parents to create as normal a childhood as possible in the strangest of circumstances where it may be impossible. so that's that's a tight line to walk. yeah, and just yeah things images that that emphasized just the the normalcy of childhood behavior but in a setting where you're not used to seeing that, you know. yeah. as they really are just kids being yeah the offshoot of the pot one of the offshoots of the popularity of the the kids was then they start finding he started getting into this area of the commercialization of the children, which was something this is kennedy understandably had a problem with and we're going to be

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the white house basically says before an event happens you have to submit your name, outlet and they determine who gets into the room and how many people. the "new york post" was claiming they were shut out. they said it's because of their coverage of hunter biden, the president's son. however, the white house did not specify that, simply denied a credential. we have heard from multiple outlets over the last several years they feel like press access has been restricted. the president has been repeatedly criticized for not taking more questions from the press. the post was saying they should have been allowed in the room. it has been clear to me at other events that happened not everyone gets in. different outlets at different times. interesting to see if there was a change of policy. the post was shut out of this event. >> bill: miranda devine called it appalling. the front page cover today of the "new york post." as possible hunter indictment looms biden bans post from events. >> dana: this is not the white house briefing room. this is a larger space. what the "new york post" is saying there are all these empty soc

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i think this is related to the new york post reported being kept out of the white house press room becauseked questions about hunter. in future they will expel reporters if they don't act, quote, in a professional manner. that seems to me a first amendment issue. >> it is a first amendment issue. this matter was adjudicated in the last administration. i had some sympathy when jim acosta did his cheap theatrics in the briefing room and there's always the danger reporters will act up and not be professional but there's an equal danger that the administration will decide reporters are asking questions and not acting professionally but when the matter went to the court in the last administration the court sided with the journalists, journalists were allowed to stay in the briefing room. it is a constant tension between the two. the constitution sides with free-speech. stuart: i get the impression that some of these big issues like the border, title 42, hunter biden are so big, so chaotic, so important they are beginning to make an impression on voters at large, not just people like us who foll

president nixon had announced to take next selection the evening of october 12 in the east room of the whiteouse. both houses of congress were to meet their at 8:00 p.m. to hear the announcement. with the initial quiet family dinner plan certain gerry could get through early and be in place in the white house with his colleagues at the appointed time. but during dinner the phone rang. and it was president w nixon. justice susan knew it would be a call came from the white house. but unfortunately the call came an honor private childproof line which had no extension. invite childproof it came with a death threat to any child who dared to use it. under these circumstances, susan naturally sprinted upstairs to the phone and called her father and things began to get really confused. president nixon told gerry he wanted to speak to both of m us. and asked my husband to pick up the extension. that is the nonexistent childproofon extension. [laughter] i remain cool and controlled gerry explain the problem and he said to the present canba you cl back giving him our other phone number. [laughter] and

nixon had announced that he would would take this election the evening of october 12 in the east room of the white house. both houses of congress were to meet there at 8:00 to hear the announcement. we had the usual quiet family u dinner planned so jerry could could get there early and be in place in the white house with hisit colleagues at the appointd time. during dinner the phone rang and it was president nixon just as susan knew it would be and the call came from the white house. unfortunately the call came in on her private childproof line. she had no extension and by childproof i mean it came with a death threat to any child who dared to use it. [laughter] under the circumstances this is a naturally spread it upstairs to the phone and called their father and things got really confused. president nixon told jerry he wanted to speak to both of us in as my husband had me please pick up the extension. that is the nonexistent childproof extension. [laughter] attempting to remain cool and controlled jerry explained the problem and said to the president please can you call back giving him our phone

as i looked into the room, i saw several people who were close to mccarthy's orbit, the top white house negotiators, all in that room, but i do think it is notable not just the fact that congressman graves left the room, saying that they were pressing pause and seeming frustrated, but also because he's someone who is generally pretty tight lipped about this stuff, he's not one to come out of these negotiating rooms and offer a lengthy readout, this one was not lengthy by any stretch, but it was new sy and that, again, he's saying they're pressing pause and there seems to be a frustration or something from his mindset that is unreasonable about where these negotiations are at this point. i think i would point out the thing that changed, jose, between yesterday when we left and there were tones of optimism and today where clearly there might be some kind of bump in the road is that we did see the house freedom caucus come out overnight, saying that they don't want speaker mccarthy to continue negotiating with the white house until the senate does something on the already passed house vers

with congressional leaders at the white house tomorrow to continue negotiations on raising the debt limit. it is the second time in seven days the same group will be in a roomogether following last week's oval office meeting. white house and congressional staff have reportedly been working behind the scenes to find common ground as republicans continue to push for spending cuts in any increase to the debt ceiling. earlier today, the treasury secretary sent a letter to congressional leaders warning the u.s. remains in a position to default on its debt as early as june 1 if congress does not act. c-span will be following the debt limit talks as the day unfolds and bring you any updates or public statements from those directly involved. ♪ >> since 1979, in partnership with the cable industry, c-span has provided complete coverage of the halls of congress, from the house and senate floors to congressional hearings, already briefings and committee meetings. c-span gives you efferent

brush this under the rug and don't pay any attention to it and don't ask the president, that white house press room should erupt this afternoon. anything short of that is just so bad. >> bill: we've been watching the other networks. we were the only one who covered the entire thing. so your query is a good one and see whether or not you get your answer. thank you, gentlemen. john levine, more to come. andy mccarthy and jason chaffetz. thank you. >> dana: thank you. that press conference was ongoing and breaking news in the saga of george santos. the feds arresting the republican congressman on more than a dozen criminal charges moments ago. they took him into custody ahead of an expected court appearance at 1:00 p.m. today. alexis mcadams live in new york with the latest. hi. >> good morning. a lot to unpack here. this morning congressman george santos was arrested and in the courthouse in new york after he lied about every single thing in his past and now is facing serious charges related to his campaign finances. we can tell you congressman santos is charged the fraud, money laundering and making

. >> continues on american history tv, it is rare to take to the podium and the white house press briefing room. this is what laura bush did. speak publicly about the humanitarian and political fight and explained a reporter why she feltlt compelled to take that stage. >> thank you for everyone coming out. i'll make a few comments about burma.ug saturday the cyclone swept through burma, the storm affected more than 2 million people andac according to the media, thousands. the aftermath has left families separated and houses and businesses destroyed. americans are compassionate people and we are acting to provide help, the u.s. offered financial assistance to our embassy and we will work with the rent in international nongovernmental organizations to provide water, sanitation, food andti shelter. prepared to provide an assistant much needed supplies as soon as the government accepts our offer. the government accepted weekly as well as other offers of international assistance. as they cope, men and women remain in thoughts and prayers of many americans. it's troubling the people learn of his impe

nixon had announced that he would take make a selection the evening of october 12th in the east room of the white house. both houses of congress were to meet there at 8 o'clock to hear the announcement. we had the usual quiet family dinner planned, you know, so that jerry could get through early and be in place in the white house with his colleagues at that appointed time. but during dinner the phone rang. and it was president nixon justice susan knew it would be. and the call came from the white house, but unfortunately the call came in on our private child-proof line, which had no extensions. and by childproof, i mean that it came with a kind of death threat to any child who dared to use it. circumstances naturally sprinted upstairs to the phone and called her father and then things began to get really confused president. nixon told jerry he wanted to speak to both of us and as my husband to have me please pick up the extension. that is the non-existent childproof extension attempting to remain cool and controlled jerry explained the problem and as he said to dig, you know, well he said to pres

room and the kitchen. there will be a lot of artificial lighting in the project , and there are already switches and sockets in whiteng series, suitable for rooms with low ceilings. let's add more built-in turning lights. and in the dining area, you can afford to place a chandelier. so the arrangement of the living room is in full swing, and the designer dasha maksimova goes to the studio of the artist yuri grigoryan. he promised to think of a painting for our interior yuriy the successor of the dynasty, the work of his father yuri surenovich grigoryan. it can be seen in many galleries of the world, including grigoryan jr.'s authoritative painting, which relies on graphics and shadows on the details that surround us in everyday life. hello. this is an important tool for the artist. we mix paints on them. they just look cool, how is that an object? that is, each of them is 10 years old, perhaps even more expensive than some paintings, for me there is, by the way, one well-known collector who collects a palette of artists, but we, of course, need something else for the interiors. i have dog parasites. yes, unusual. my

white house, china and the eagles are very similar. and then she wanted 44 stars around the outside edge of the room for the 44 states that were in the union during harrison's presidency. six of those actually coming in during his term to the harrison white house, china, some lincoln, and then on the middle shelf, we have some of caroline harrison's hand-painted china. so again, she did quite a bit of china painting. that was her favorite. she said that she never knew there was a element of chance when you fire a piece on how things are going to turn out. and if you look at her china painting, she is not just a hobby. she is very devoted to her. china painting and does some exhibitions and shows. but it's very delicate. she she outlines things with a very thin line of gold, which is very difficult to do. i think that it's really compelling when you look at benjamin harrison legacy and how under known it is. i think many of his accomplishments were foundational and the credit has gone to subsequent administrations. and harrison has a fantastic quote to that effect about those who wish they're out there did still live a century. can't seek t

in the white house state dining room, there is roundtables that were about 130 guests and those were years when i first started covering the white house and i think that was a larger setting —-dash some of the g earlier stated dinners. the idea that all of the flowers and decorah come together to go back to the dinner remember not only was it a tumultuous time for the united states and for your appearance and the change of the administration in it was on thet cusp of movement in the middle east eventually another year or two later came the camp david accords and he was a very important player in this, egypt moving was going to be extraordinary and such a worldly man he did appreciate american culture and the idea that these famous wilmington could be put on a white house dinner table surrounded by beautiful flowers was a classic departure, one that most first ladies neverwe followed through either. i remember one state dinner free and austrian president or premier there was a crystal sculpture in the middle and i know that your mother brought the style and the taste and frankly a leve

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more importantly the way that they are treating the press in that white house press room is very different than when donald trump was president. there was a question asked for example about joe biden and him not recognizing his own granddaughter. you asked your question, you were shut down, you didn't get a chance for a follow-up. what is going on in that room every day? is. >> well we don't know. she didn't say that i was being dramatic. maybe she meant that the material is dramatic and she would be right. anytime that a commander in chief has to send u.s. troops to do anything, even though in this case they are telling us that most of the work is going to be administrative, that is a dramatic development in a story. we have been told for more than two years now that the president's immigration plan and his policies have been working. sending 1500 u.s. troops who will be armed for self-defense, not for law enforcement but they will be armed on a 90-day employment. they are going to be away from their families for 90 days. in situations that require weapons for self-defense, that is a dram