jen: i will. i think we have a very good professional relationship, and i understand that he's coming there to ask questions every day that are important to report and to the outlet he works for, and i respect that, and we have healthy debates and discussions. it doesn't mean i agree with his line of questioning on most days, but i've called on him every day he's been there -- or a fox person, jacqui, who's been there a lot as well. sending the message to the country that we're not focused here on a fight with fox. we're focused here on the work of the american people, which is very important to the president, the first lady, and me in this job, in this moment in history. linda: all right. the monitor. to my left. >> thanks so much for being here. to your point earlier about the fraying of the relationship between media or just may be the undermining of trust in media, then also kind of the political debate in our country. how we are in different silos more and more. i'm just wondering, part of th

and it's good-bye to jen psaki. why the next white house press secretary may look jen look moderate and reasonable. but first, hello. inflation is the biggest problem facing the nation right now with prices surging at their fastest pace in nearly 40 years. but instead of finding measures to bring it under control, the biden administration spent most of last year finding someone to blame for it. >> our prices are rising because of putin's actions. it's no excuse to exercise excessive price increases or padding profits. the reason for inflation is the supply chains were cut off. gerry: well, nice tries, but somehow no one seemed to believe that agreedty corporations just suddenly decided last year to gouge their customer or that vladimir putin could be responsible for a surge in inflation that started a year before his invasion of ukraine or that it was all about global supply chains when other countries were not experiencing anything like the increase in prices here in the u.s. so now when we learned that the rate of

let's join annalena baerbock and jens stoltenberg.— let's join annalena baerbock and jens stoltenberg. unfortunately, i was not able _ jens stoltenberg. unfortunately, i was not able to _ jens stoltenberg. unfortunately, i was not able to attend _ jens stoltenberg. unfortunately, i was not able to attend in - jens stoltenberg. unfortunately, i was not able to attend in person l jens stoltenberg. unfortunately, i. was not able to attend in person due to covid, but let me start by thanking annalena for hosting all of the ministers for a free—flowing and constructive political discussion among the ministers. germany is a staunch defender of the transatlantic bond, and at this turning point for our security, it is more important than ever that europe and north america continue to stand united. last night, finland and sweden updated ministers on their possible applications for nato membership. it is up to them to decide if they want to join nato. we will respect whatever decision they make. because all sovereign nations have the right to choose their own path. finland and sweden are nato

we say farewell to jen psaki we say farewell to jen psaki with a look at her hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation helps manage orders reduce shipping costs and print out shipping labels it's my secret ingredient shipstation the number 1 choice of online sellers and wolfgang puck go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free >> we need a regulatory framework. we had a real life demonstration of the risk. we need a comprehensive framework so there are no gaps in the regulations. dan: joining me, lia halper. are the feds going to use this crash as justification to jump in and regulate the market? >> absolutely. ultimately nothing is systematically wrong. you have to realize that we just had a two-year bull market. if you look at the last few years. including gold which is down this weekend below $1,000 800. people were putting their stimulus checks into bitcoin. people can't afford to be investing in all sort

hey, jen psaki? let us know if you have a minute. explain every letter and the acronym and specifically what it signifies. we will wait. don't hold your breath, she is not going to do it, because like everybody else who uses that phrase, she literally has no idea. no clue at all what he means. it is one of those terms you are not supposed to define. you start using it, lgbtq+ and anyone who asks what it means is presumed to be in the outgroup. so it's not actually a word, words are meant to signify meaning and communicate to other people. it's not that at all, it's a litmus test. you don't know what lgbtq+ means. keep an eye on that person, hates gays, our first out lgbtq+ press secretary and that's all you need to know, it's a good thing, shut up and celebrate. that's why she got the job. she is in the right group and so the biden administration which links exclusively in terms of groups and never individuals, because individuals are nasty and inconvenient, the group is all that matters. that's exactly how they pick supreme court ju

early on jen psaki claimed she would be transparent. but that didn't last long. >> his objective and commit is to bring transparency to insure that transparency remains a priority. >> fox is the only member of the five networks tv pool that has never been on the list in front of the president. i'm curious if that's official administration policy? >> we are having a conversation, aren't we? dan: i am sorry, but she gets a juicy f for transparency as a communications professional. >> it's hard for jen psaki to be transparents when you talk about the biden administration when they won't take responsibility for anything. they blame trump, even though democrats have control of the white house, the house and the senate. dan: with it comes to damaging questions, she only has one card to play in the beginning. remember the circle back? >> i just wanted to supply for you something the first lady is up to. i am happy to circle back with that. i hate to disappoint conservative twitter but i'm going to circle back. dan: she had to get creative and

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. >> joey: missouri and indiana are suing president biden, jen psaki and dr. fauci for cocludeing with social media giants to sensor speech it considers misinformation. brooke singman, good morning. >> brooke: republican attorney general are claiming the biden administration "pressured and colluded with big tech like facebook, twitter and youtube to squash the hunter biden story, wuhan lab story and information about the effectiveness of wearing masks to stop the spread of covid-19. one of the two attorney generals, eric eric schmidt says it was done to suppress disfavored speakers and viewpoints. listen to this. >> the government is outsourcing censorship. when we get into discover and he discover jen psaki and fauci and mary poppins are working with big tech partners, we know these things they have been working with them on in this lawsuit will help bring those to light and expose it. >> they say the conspiracy dates back to the lead-up to the 2020 election. >> joey: not all fun and show tunes for new disinformation czar. house republicans are going to get s

here is jen psaki. he was totally denying the story. the administration said crack pipes were not part of the kits. >> they were never part of the kit, that's inaccurate reporting. dan: this is what real power looks like. this is after the washington "free beacon" got the crack pipes. here is psaki denying it again. >> no federal funding has gone to it. this policy does not allow for crack pipes to be included. this is a bit of a conspiracy theory spread out there, it's not accurate. dan: control of information. pete: those pictures of the crack pipes in the kits is a conspiracy theory. here is what they can count on, dan. the fact checkers fall in line. the fact checkers who should be doing what the "free beacon" is doing which is actually going to the places, pulling the photos, liking at the kits. they take the press release and the words of jen psaki and they say fake news, there is nothingh to see here. that's what jen psaki knows she can rely on. of course they are providing crack pipes. this is drug a sill takes. that's all it is

jen, i hope you will circle back with us and watch later. also tonight come a disturbing story out of los angeles, the city's far left district attorney is now refusing to pursue validate charges for the man that viciously assaulted comedian, i like dave chappelle, a lot, he is funny as hell, anyway, but he attacked him whid knife. a fake gun, a real knife, a gun that looked like a knife. we will show you that in moments. like many liberal cities come l.a. happily -- there you can see -- happily tolerates violent crime, no bail laws, let's see, defund, dismantle the police, oh, oh, kamala harris praised the l.a.p.d. for defunding some of the l.a.p.d. more straight ahead. first, we do turn to the steps of the u.s. supreme court, now surrounded by a large chain-link fence with big cement barriers erected overnight to protect the building, rightly so in my opinion, need to protect every institution, every monument, every person that serves in this government. this is the right thing to do. hopefully democrats have learned something from the 574

thank you .jen look, jen psaki leavesps the white house for msnbc as you mentioned. watch yesterday saw its most ubiquitous guest call the founding fathersye and we're quoting here racist faces and zero pushback, by the way, gently's for a network where the aforementioned joy reid claims that the media only cares about rush's insidious invasion of ukraine because white people are involvedvawh this is the same prime time host who called the supreme court quote a pro just white christian court because justice thomas justice justice sotomayor, they don't actually exist and she goes to a network where its highest rated host gets a six day weekend from the network while working one day a week. and miss soccers replacement kelly just mentioned in all fairness to conspiracyea theorists rachel maddow, in fairness to her , this isn:cl a really hard job.oi i've been doing it the longest in prime time and cable and i've been doing radio thirty five years, three hours a day now for the last however many years. so in fairness to her an hour a week is really tough. it can be right

jen psaki, welcome. >> thank you. thanks for having me. howard: president biden said the other today that, quote, i've been so focused on whatever the immediate emergency is that we haven't told the american people what we've actually done. given the huge media megaphone that the president and the white house has, isn't that a big shortcoming? >> i think it's always good to take a step back and question what your strategy has been and make changes as you want to, and i would say that we talked a lot at the end of last year about what we wants to do -- wanted to do in the new year. and the president said i want to do two things, i to be holed up less in the oval office, and i want to be traveling out in the country more talking to the american people. that's exactly what we've tried to do and what we're going to continue to do, and that's an opportunity to talk about and sell his programs to the public. howard: the president and the vice president have both denounced the leaked supreme court draft, as you know. you told reporter it's not a

jen, when does the consumer crack? is there any evidence in today's number that it is already happening? jen: i think it depends on what consumer you're talking about here it if talking about low income consumers, we are starting to see the edges. so went walmart talks about the trade down, and middle income and upper income, not there yet. alix: mike, how do you square the strong retail number in certain areas with the consumer confidence at a decade low? are we going to see some catch up here in terms of retail sales slowing? michael: that is a question we are going to know after time. i go back to what alan greenspan once said, we watch what they say, not what they do. the interesting thing is people are still buying stocks. there is only one category for services, eating and drinking places, and it was pretty strong across the board. guy: what do you make of this idea that we are starting to see it done on leverage come a pushing the idea that consumer credit is picking up and the consumer is struggling, and that i

>> this is jen psaki's last week as his press secretary before she goes she is sticking up for biden for never talking to the press. >> it is mother's day and some moms out there just what to napa. others want chores done for them but one mom wants a covid vaccine for her kid. mother's day turning political, coming up. >> first police in several states on high alert as pro-choice protesters target catholic churches this mother's day weekend in hopes of a bullying supreme court justices after the opinion a draft of roe v wade was leaked. the group sent to burn a catholic display tweeting stuff for your rosaries in your weaponize to prayer, we will remain outraged after this weekend, so keep praying. will be burned during the eucharist to show our disgust for the abuse catholic churches have condoned for centuries. in wisconsin the violence is picking up at a pro-life organization someone tagged the building quote if abortions aren't safe, then you aren't either. and even through what appears to be a molotov cocktail on that window someone's office averting the inside. this week activi

about jen, the president says, jen psaki has set the standard for returning decency, respect, and decorum to the white house briefing room. he says i want to say thank you to jen for raising the bar, communicating directly and truthfully to the american people and keeping her sense of humor while doing so. i thank jen for her service to the country and wish her the very best as she moves forward. i was just -- that's the area right outside jen's office moments ago. we heard cheering in that room behind closed doors. the door briefly cracked open. you saw all of her staff. >> we sort of frame this, too, as this historic pick. she would be the first black woman to serve in this role. the first lgbtq plus person. >> it is an historic pick and this is an administration that's put a heavy focus on equity. on trying to have this administration, this cabinet look more like america and the selection of a black woman, the woman from the lgbtq community, and that post is a significant one. she's one that knows the members of the press who work here day in and day out. myself included. very well. sh

him and jen psaki. she actually watched the reports and salute to peter and jen and their many interactions and she was very gracious and he wished her the best. >> thank you, jen, we wish you all the best. god bless you. >> bill: good morning. 9:00 in new york and we begin with the white house overwemd. biden administration struggling to keep a wave of catastrophes and it is friday, i'm bill hemmer. we swap one d for another. >> i ended my evening with you and begin my day with you. i'm dagen mcdowell. 80% of americans say the u.s. is on the wrong track. the worst ever.

thank you, jen. the $10 billion that's being announced today, where does the president and the white house kind of is does the president see that as something to kind of celebrate? when i look at the original pool and i realize it's an initial tranche of $350 billion, and i know there's different, kind of, competing priorities here i'm wondering if the white house sees today as sort of another call to action to states to spend even more on police departments. ms. psaki: that's part of it. reporter: or is this kind of saying “is he impressed” by that they've already spent all this money? ms. psaki: well, i would say part of it is he thinks it's important that it has been spent and he has seen we have seen the impact of it in some states, you know, that i mentioned detroit and houston, for example. but part of it is also about the need to spend more. we know $245 billion is what's been spent to date, so there is more funding left from the american rescue plan package. and, certainly, he thinks keep

jens stoltenberg affair. let's take some live pictures from stockholm, where sweden's ruling social democrats are holding a press conference to set out their position on joining nato. they have changed their policy on nato membership. we can get a bit of detail of what is going on there. we do not have a translator but we will bring you any interesting points that she says a little later. our reporter maddy savage is in the swedish capital stockholm. an historic day potentially. talk us through what has happened. trier? an historic day potentially. talk us through what has happened. very much so, it was a much _ through what has happened. very much so, it was a much anticipated _ through what has happened. very much so, it was a much anticipated news - so, it was a much anticipated news conference, what has been going on over the last couple of days is the ruling party, social democrats, have been locked away in talks, the party's board, waiting to decide whether or not to change their policy on being for or

we also have an update on jen psaki's crack pipe. remember those -- they swore up and down that they had no crack pipes in them. yes, we've got the evidence to prove it was a total lie. and a shocking report about baby formula but the biden administration -- they are stockpiling it for illegal immigrants in the middle of what is a massive nationwide shortage. he actually got planes landing in the dark of night and followed where they were taken to illegal immigrants. and by the way, nearly got arrested. we will tell you that whole story and remember, you are paying for those flights. but for us tonight, an important update on republican pennsylvania senate candidate kathy barnett. in the last week out of nowhere, she surged into second place in the polls in pennsylvania is very crowded republican senate primary rate. the candidate i endorse, that president trump indoors, is holding up to the number one spot. it's easy to see why kathy barnett is picking up steam. we've had her on this program. she is a very impressive person an incre

didd jen start actually read the job description? let'sdi go and look at sarah huckabee sanders let's look at dana perino who we know well here. their job was toth bring the administration's message forward. right. jen psaki put her message forward like her farewell tour. she wasas still playing a front woman in this case rather than the messenger for the administrationer and she mac it up.ir she circled back this move at msnbc will be no different.fere, they're looking for a replacement at some point maybe for rachel maddow who will show up for work maybe once or twice the democrat congressman. maybe they'll do, m something she's going from a federal salary too a high paying salarya she's failed upward while the american people pay the price and she just seps circling back and circling back or blaming it on someone elsese. so she did do her job according to the description of the job, which is metzinger for the white house and the message that's not saying their message was coherentt at times it was incoherent and all they could thi

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and this is what jen psaki does. she's a very good spokesperson, maybe the most value player in the administration but it's not honest. you cannot say they have been working on it for months, and the worst work ethic in the history of governmental affairs. number two, like there are no crack pipes involved with the drug kit handing out for addicts. there were pipes there, they talked to people, she said no, there isn't. sadly i know what a crack pipe looks like, it's there. you could say it's not there, you can say they have been working on it a while, it's pretty bad when it comes to the fact you have other networks asking the questions that moms are asking. and that is a yes or no. what are you going to do about it, and now they say we are going to have france or spain mail us their formula to probably fill the gap. maybe the administration was slow to learn that there are republican babies who need formula and democratic babies who need formula, as well as some independents. when they realized it was not a partisa

. >> tonight on c-span, we'll hear from outgoing white house press secretary jen psaki. then a look at what's kr-pbting to food -- contributing to food shortages and writing prices with meredith lee. that's followed by president biden recognizing the one million americans who have died as a result of the covid-19 pandemic. and later, treasury secretary janet yellen testifies on the state of the u.s. financial system. >> next, white house press secretary jen psaki talked about his experience working for the biden administration ahead of her announced departure. after friday she'll be replaced by deputy press secretary. this christian science monitor discussion is just under an hour.

white house press secretary jen psaki, we will miss her so much. more on that later, she attempted. >> people ask where you come up with ultra maga? what did he call it, president trump, big maga? the king of maga? he's having a good time being out trying to contrast and i think you will see much more of that and that i think will be helpful shopping for the public with the choices are. kennedy: we are going to miss our favorite propagandist. here's the problem with all of us, former president trump apparently loves maga king nickname. he loves it. so do his supporters and you're already making t-shirts, bumper stickers. is it possible maga king himself has backfired? party panel, senior policy analyst, i could reach over and pincher, inez stepman. radio host, number one and 14 markets, i don't know if that's true but sounds good. >> supermarket grocery stores. kennedy: it is jimmy failla. delivery activist and foundation for economic education, writer, olivia rondeau. surprised they let me in. i nest, this is a bad idea. i know jen psaki is trying

go ahead. >> thanks, jen. a local media is reporting the country is going to apply for nato membership next week. is that something you are aware of? >> we have seen some reporting and i'm not going to speak for them. we of course support the policy of nato for those who are interested in joining to aspire and meet the qualifications to join. and certainly support any decisions by finnish leaders and others to apply. >> just more broadly, what is the president's personal view about just the question of nato enlargement, about whether that's something that would be an effective step to address the security challenges that are posed by russia or something that would be provocation? >> well, the president supports the open door policy of nato and supports those who have aspirations to join to apply for membership and the role of nato and making those determinations. but i would say broadly speaking what we all look at, the president, other european leaders, the fact that president putin's clear objectives at the

i think we have that sound piece from jen psaki, do we have it? >> we believe that when children and babies or babies i should say or crossing board with family members at providing them formula is morally right. >> you know, jen no one is disputing we have a moral obligation to take care of those individuals, those children coming across the border. this country is the greatest country on the planet. we help everyone throughout the world 40 billion-dollar proposed aid to ukraine but how can american children become less, under this administration it seems like america last, your thoughts. >> leo, this is an impossible situation and absolutely terrible equation i think for this administration to try to solve in the middle of having messaging issues this entire week and were going to talk about that later. there is no way anyone is going to want to tell a mother of the infant who is the most innocent regardless of where they are from that they have to choose whether or not they're going to feed this child or this child. it's absolutely impossible a

jen psaki didn't have a problem with this. people are understand with sam alito's views so you shouldn't be surprised that they want to express that in person by screaming at sam alito and his family. "i don't have an official u.s. position on where people should protest." really? are those the rules now? how would you feel if people showed up outside michelle obama's house? they would be thrown into thumb screws and charged with racism. but conservative supreme court justices deserve it. that's her position. it's not in fact since we are speaking of this topic the official position of the u.s. government. no. according to 18 u.s. code 1507, the official position of the u.s. government, you're not allowed to intimidate judges period. "whoever with the intent of interfering with, obstructing or impeding the administration of justice or attempt to influencing any judge, juror, witness or court officer in discharge of his duty, pickets or parades near a court of the united states or in or near a resident occupied or used by judge

we also have an update on jen psaki crack crack pipe lie. remember those crack kits that they had and they swore up and down that they had no crack pipes in them? yeah, we've got the evidence to prove it was a total lie and a shocking reportin about baby formula that the biden administration oh , they're stockpiling it for illegal immigrants in the middle off what is a mass wha nationwide shortage. also, lawrence jones lj will be here with an exclusive investigation. he actually got planes landing in the dark of night and followed where they were taken to illegal immigrants and by the way, nearly gotd arrested will tell you that whole story. and remember, you're paying for those flights you. but first tonight , an important update on republican pennsylvania senate candidate kathy barnett. now in the last weeket oututow nowhere, she surged into second place in the pollsce in pennsylvania, a very crowdedr republican senate primary. currently the candidateimim i endorsed and president trump endorsed, dr. mehmet oz is holding on to the number on

and again, jen psaki was the spokesperson of joe biden. she really going to the hall of fame at this point considering how low the numbers are and how the message has so badly gone? >> it is the lack of empathy, that this is what they seem to all share. you know, joe, her comment about the treadmill, the thing about calling a doctor, you know, you are supposed to not ruin our lives but to make it better. with her reaction, her reactions, it is to mock and to ridicule people who are suffering in this country. am i going too far in describing her attitude? >> no, i mean, this is the same press secretary that insisted skyrocketing crime, police officers being targeted in this country, it is only a fox news talking point. and why not go to new york, philadelphia, los angeles, the record murder rates there, it's a talking point of this network. and so yes, she is patently condescending, that will not be well on television. good luck with your new job, you've had it for a month and a half anyway and you should've resigned eight weeks ago, but sh

not answering the question she's asked about them consistently she should be asked about the messiah jen psaki but every thing is easy and breezy for the something about hunter biden or something present biden setter, said jen psaki does not get samples everyday she especially doesn't as we are transitioning out of the covid world into it over the post pandemic worldly. >> people like peter use the outfoxed challenge her. and he got called in slb for doing a prodrugs that was wrong it was apologize for pre- >> is not or for computer >> is not or for computer systems to fix your as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchemel— cut. liberty biberty— cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for whatchya... line? need. action. cut. you can't say that. [phone rings] sorry. is this where they're gonna put the statue of liberty? liberty... are we married to mutual? cut. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (vo) for me, one of the best things about life is that only pay for what you need. we keep mo

ok, jen. thank you very much. that was journalist jen kwan. they're in soul now to sri lanka, the island in the indian ocean is facing is worse economic crisis and decades. the new prime minister says he will take charge of the finance ministry. i negotiate a bill out package with the international monetary fund. loggins are facing critical shortages of fuel power and food, often queuing for hours for basic necessities. inflation is that a record high in the nation is on the brink of bankruptcy. for a student to drive a ritual in the commercial hub, colombo, looking for fuel, has become a full time job. since the fuel shortage started in sri lanka, it's made it difficult to find feel so i have stayed with for 3 weeks and it's really hard to run my day to day life. even if i have to get fuel, i have to say the whole night to get you feel better in the federal state and so i have been denied from them. they're like, nope, it's earlier and because of the fuel now, to be honest, i didn't get that cindy us. i was like, staying in the queue for the

not answering the question she's asked about them consistently she should be asked about the messiah jen psaki but every thing is easy and breezy for the something about hunter biden or something present biden setter, said jen psaki does not get samples everyday she especially doesn't as we are transitioning out of the covid world into it over the post pandemic worldly. >> people like peter use the outfoxed challenge her. and he got called in slb for doing a prodrugs that was wrong it was apologize for pre- >> is not or for computer >> is not or for computer systems to fix your ♪♪ my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. between the high interest, the fees... i felt trapped. debt, debt, debt. so i broke up with my credit card debt and consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. i finally feel like a grown-up. break up with bad credit card debt. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. go to sofi.com to view your rate. sofi. get your money right

and white house press secretary jen psaki's last day in the white house. yesterday she reflected on her time revealing the parts of the job and even talk to peter doocy. >> i think we have a very good professional relationship. and i understand that he's coming there to ask questions every day that are important to report. >> her departure marking and into her history of spirited debate with 225 briefings. we don't have them all but we have some of the greatest moments. watch. >> our team is saying that you guys are starting to give smartphone or's two border crossers? >> on an alternative suggestion how they should be tracked? >> unfortunately i will not talk about the immigration. i might update you with a little more information. >> my question was about she. >> you asked me about a question about crime yesterday. i will give you a little extra information. i followed up for you, peter. >> thank you for that. >> i look forward to see it on fox later today. >> it is on fox right now. >> i bet it is. >> todd: reporting a new job at msnbc, karine jean-pier

jen psaki is missing the forest from the trees. where is the acknowledgment from this white house that intimidating a justice on the supreme court is a crime? >> you can't acknowledge wrongdoing when you have inspired it for the last week in this administration as well as across the media. yes, they have condemned, half heartedly condemn any kind of intimidation, harassment. they have been rather quiet about the leak itself. not coming out and saying it's problematic. with jen psaki there what was she doing gaslighting us you know what? listen, there hasn't been actual violence against a justice or family members yet so it's okay and we should just move along not really a real problem. that is gaslighting 101 and we see it from jen psaki almost on daily basis. >> carley: there was a median on msnbc who said she would joyfulfully abort the fetus if she gets pregnant by the leaker and the leaker turns out to be republican? and another woman on msnbc argued that adoption isn't a safe option for black kids. what, abortion is better? we

but jen psaki did not have a problem with this. this. people are understandably upset with sam alito's views. sheere with sam said. v soie you shouldn't be surprised. they want to express that concern in person by screaming at sam alito and his family. quote, i don't have an official u.s. government position on where people should protest jen psaki or those are the rules. now how would you feel if angryp protesters showed up outside, say michelle obama's houseed? a of course they'd be thrown into thumbscrews within minutes and charged with racism wou andu would applaud as they languished in jail. but conservative supreme court justices know that's a different story because conservative supreme court justices deserve it.es that'ser john saki's position.tr but it is not. in fact, since we've speaking of this topic, the official positionio of the u.s. governmet ,no, according to 18 u.s. code 15 07, the official position of the u.s. government is you're not allowed to intimidate judges, period, quote whoever with the intent of interfering wi

jen's legacy tasked with defending the indefensible and said crap-tastic statements along the way. jen psaki, good luck at msnbc, her departure over the last month, month and a half after she signed with the network and remained white house press secretary. >> todd: she defended president biden's lack of interview, he's only had one media interview this year. listen. >> joey: wow. >> press sect. psaki: the president speaks to the american people nearly everyday, sometimes twice a day. >> talking about journalists. >> press sect. psaki: our objective and role and focus is speaking to the public and engage nothing and valuing free press. >> joey: the role of the journalist is to ask questions that the american people would ask if they were in the room with the president. it is not to have the president go up there, give a sililocky and that is generous to the word, to answer questions. >> joe: one broadcast news interview, guys. this year, once. it was during the super bowl, it was tradition and that was softball interview to say he speaks to the american people everyday. he speaks t

mike, this is jen psaki when asked about the leak and why this hasn't been a primary or more important focus for the white house. >> our focus is not on losing sight from what the content is in the draft, and what is at risk here, and well, we have heard a number, raised concerns about the leak, our focus is on highlighting what the content in there would, would risk for women across the country. >> sandra: let's not lose sight of the actual content of the draft, from the actual leak from the supreme court itself. i want to put up on the screen this is a threat, or portions of it from the judicial crisis network and i'll get your response toit, mike, obviously with a clear announcement for a walk by wednesday, may 11, 2022, saying there are still a number of unanswered questions about the root sent us group, organizing protests at six extremist justices. stipends are available for protestors, who is paying for it, who is funding the threat against supreme court justices, this and more are very serious questions that should be answered soon, mike. >> yeah, conspiracy to violate 18usc 15

jen psaki was pressed on whether the fda could have done a better job handling that situation. listen. >> it does seem like we could have seen this coming and the fda could have done more, what is the white house doing to correct that at the fda? >> press sect. psaki: i'm sure there will be plenty of time to take a look at issues that could have been improved. i do not have analysis on that. there has been work on this for months. >> ashley: republicans are asking biden to consider using defense production act to get manufacturers to address the situation. new york congresswoman stefanek says this should have never happened in the first place. >> biden continue to pass the buck. babies have been put to bed hungry while parents are trying to find alternative formulas. this is not a third world company, this should never happen in the united states of america. >> ashley: kimic is sounding the alarm. >> typical biden administration, no way to backfill 43% of nation supply of baby formula. today i'm getting word there is a tractor trailer full of palettes of baby formula sitting in

let's go to jen psaki. she's taking some questions from the podium for maybe the second to last time. tomorrow is her last day. let's listen in. >> a number of factors including court rulings. those are the two areas that you've seen the pause. there was not interest. i would note if we take a step back and look at what is available out there and look at the supply needed as you noted as part of your questions, leasing and production offshore is lengthier process. it can take up to ten years to create supply. let's start there. so 10.9 million offshore acres currently under lease not producing on 8.26 million acres. 75 -- more than 75% that is nonproducing. of the 24.9 million acres on lease, that's almost 50%. there's over 9,000 on-shore permits approved and waiting to be used on shore. to reiterate, while we expect u.s. production is to increase over one million barrels a day this year and hit a new record next year, this specific action were a result of lack of industry interest and conflicting court rul

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jen kissler mccoy has twins. >> jen, i want to start with you, how much formula do you have right now at this hour? >> right now, we have enough to get through the rest of the day, and then probably bottles in the morning. >> okay. tell us about how you have spent some nights as we understand it, driving around looking for other formula, what's that been like? >> there have been a couple of nights where i couldn't find formula at any store, so i was going to several different targets, several different grocery stores, and trying to order online, but having orders cancelled. that was our experience last night, actually, and today my husband and i are going to be going on the hunt again to try to find some for tomorrow. >> what is this period, this shortage been like for you? >> we might be having some issues there, technical issues. let me ask you, jen, it's not just about getting formula, any formula, and this is an education for someone who doesn't have children, and it is for a lot of people. babies don't accept all formulas, you have to find the one that has the right nutrients? >>

reporter: thanks, jen. congrats to you. i wanted to ask karine if she could share about what this means to her, and if you could talk about the historic nature of what you are about to do. sec. psaki: the good news is the podium height is the same because we are both short. sec. jean-pierre: i want to take this opportunity to thank jen. she has been just a wonderful colleague, friend, mentor during this past year and a half, and i don't think i would be here with that so many people, including her, and she is just a true, solid, amazing person. we were lucky to have her here. i wanted to make sure i had the opportunity. we were doing a lot of crying and trying not to do it now. i am still processing it, because as jen said at the top, this is an historic moment, and it is not lost on me. i understand how important it is for so many people out there, so many different communities, i stand on their shoulders and have throughout my career, so it is an honor and privilege to be behind this podium. in about a week or so when jen

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