harris and joe biden should not trust kamala harris. >> last word, jesse? >> joe went to capital hill to twist arms on voting rights. i thought kamala was running point on voting rights very did kamala know that was a failed mission so she didn't want any piece of it? she didn't want any of the negative blowback on her? or did joe bigfoot her because he doesn't trust her to close the deal? i'm just asking questions. >>sean: we are proud of you and congratulations. the wednesday, you invited me o wednesday. i'm not going to force you on your first show. and show needs a better start the new and may. jesse, he can do better than that fred could get i have the lawsuit right here. first sean and leo or lawsuit o monday. >>sean: i will give more airtime if you ask leo about hi friendship back in the day with o.j. simpson. i will get a lot more airtime. trust me. >> i can't hear you. my mike is working for it i can't hear you. >>sean: that brings back a lot of memories. >> lawsuit. >>sean: congratulations, it jesse. they shamed anyway six committe plays politics

harris and joe biden should not trust kamala harris. >> last word, jesse? >> joe went to capital hill to twist arms on voting rights. i thought kamala was running point on voting rights. did kamala know that was a failed mission so she didn't want any piece of it? she didn't want any of the negative blowback on her? or did joe bigfoot her because he doesn't trust her to close the deal? i'm just asking questions. >>sean: we are proud of you and congratulations. the wednesday, you invited me on wednesday. i'm not going to force you on your first show. the show needs a better start than you and me. jesse, he can do better than. i have the lawsuit right here. first sean and leo or lawsuit on monday. >>sean: i will give more airtime if you ask leo about his friendship back in the day with o.j. simpson. i will get a lot more airtime. trust me. >> i can't hear you.ckck my mike is working for it i can't hear you. >>sean: that brings back a lot of memories. >> lawsuit. >>sean: congratulations, jesse. they sham january six committee plays politics in kevin mccarthy d

harris and kamala harris has to break the tie-breaking vote? what do you think about that? >> you know, there is this debate going on about whether, in fact, the tie-breaking vote -- let's say that wasn't the vice president, can she cast a vote as the constitution and there's a debate about that. my sense is the vice president can cast a vote but we will have to see how that plays out. the senate will have to have their own rules of procedure. then the question that you pointed out, what if she is a nominee? that disqualifies her from sitting in that position casting a vote herself peer that would change the dynamic if, in fact, the vice president could cast a tie-breaking vote. >> carley: very interesting. jen psaki said yesterday that president biden has every intention of running for vice president and his vice president again in 2024. but you never know. stranger things have happened. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> carley: at the time is 24 minutes after they all work must modify recent nomadic rebilling to joe rogan'

but kamala harris doesn't see it that way. in her world, they are making progress. >> i think a lot of people are scratching their heads and they are wondering one year into this administration, why aren't we doing better in the fight against covid? >> i think it's a mistake and it would be a mistake to suggest that we have not seen great progress. if you think back to march of 2020, we were all wiping down the boxes that we got if we ordered things online, there was no vaccine. now we have a vaccine, which has proved to be effective and boosters. now we have our children back in school, 95% of schools are back open. but we're -- we're building back up. we are opening back up. and we are not where we were a year ago. >> rachel: she is right. we are not where we were a year ago. we are worse off. schools shutting down again. thousands of vaccinated and boosted americans are still getting sick and we have no tests. >> the 500 million tests that have been ordered that going to be sent to every measure. too we know when those are

let's remember kamala harris is a gaffe machine. they wrote that speech for her and she read it off of a teleprompter. that means everybody sat around and said this january 6th, september 11th in pearl harbor analogy makes a ton of sense. remember on the joe biden argument which is beyond absurd? if you recall and you have studied history at all, most people immediately panned the speech that abraham lincoln gav at gettysburg as not being very good or worthy of the moment. if i remember correctly edward everett was the keynote speaker and went on for hours. lincoln speech was condemned. that's because history in the immediate aftermath of events i often a very poor judge of what matters. the democrats have argued forever we are on the right sid of history. >> they can write the final report but they will save it fo a week before the midterms. i hate trump, i blame trump. >> that's their only calling card. >> it's a predetermined outcome. they are even saying it. joe, good to see you. clay, goo to see a. >> another day and another ex

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vice president kamala harris watch this morning. wheels up happened last hour. she is on her way to honduras, as we speak. this is the second or third trip she's taken to address the "root causes of the immigration crisis." the other reason she's going to honduras is to support the president-elect at her inauguration ceremony, interesting she is a socialist in the country. honduras is typically conservative, the fact she was elect side interesting. the swearing-in ceremony will happen at 11 a.m. she will hold a meeting with the president, president castro and heading back to dc at 5:20. in the three-hour time span, they will address the root causes of illegal immigration. >> todd: have you seen an inauguration ceremony? not a lot of work or root cause discussion done there. correct me if i'm wrong, carley, another place where border issues are top of mind for the administration, it is called ukraine. they are putting time and energy into the border situation at ukraine, yet kamala harris gets in a plane, flies over our border, where our border is and goes to hon

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well, when would you have the committee investigate vice president kamala harris? kamala harris reveled in the violence, president trump was attempting all through the summer of 2020 to restore law and order all across the country and trying to use every tool at his disposal, including the national guard. after a long summer of large violent demonstrations, president trump knew how important it was to always prepare for the worst ahead of any massive demonstration. you always have bad actors, unfortunately. two days before january 6, 2020. we can now report tonight completely -- and we will have it backed up in a minute, donald trump authorized up to ten or 20,000 national guard soldiers to protect the p of the capitol police chief also requested the national guard not once, not twice, not three times but six separate times. both nancy pelosi and the mayor of washington, d.c., they needed to sign off on the president's order and both rejected these requests again and again. by doing so, they left the capitol totally vulnerable and as we now know was greeted within

well, kamala harris is not that woman, she's not that vice president. now the democrats don't have a bench so they are looking around trying to decide who's going to lead the nation. unfortunately there are puppeteers behind the scenes that are going to lead the nation but those people are not being held accountable by the american people because the american people don't know who those people are. so the democrats need to be honest about who is pulling the strings, controlling then administration and it leading the country's. there are two leaders now that her big flocks failures. >> emily: and the vice president thinks she has an answer to the testing shortage. >> why are we at a point now where folks still can't get tests? >> but we just ordered ash i don't have the number in front of me, but millions of tests. we have 20,000 sites where people can go. >> the fact that we are still telling people to google where you can get a test. >> but come on now. if you want to figure out how you can get across town to some restaurant that you heard is great, yo

well, when would you have the committee investigateat vice president kamala harris? while kamala harris reveled in the violence, president trump was attempting all through the summer of 2020 to restore law and order all across the country and trying to use every tool at his disposal, including the national guard. after a long summer of large violent demonstrations, president trump knew how important it was to alwaysns prepare for the worst ahead of any massive demonstration. you always have bad actors, unfortunately. two days before january 6, 2020. we can now report tonight completely -- and we will have it backed up in a minute, donald trump authorized up to ten or 20,000 national guard soldiers to protect the police. the capitol policeor chief also requested the national guard not once, not twice, not three times but six separate times. both nancy pelosi and the mayor of washington, d.c.,on they need to sign off on the president's order and both rejected these requests again and again. by doing so, they left the capitol totally vulnerable and as we now know was gr

it worked wonders for kamala harris. if she didn't have bad timing and bad communication skills, she would have none at all. obviously this tweet was terrible from start to finish no matter how you look at it. what is moving again, by the way? is inflation moving in the right direction? are people moving off their couches out of their couches and back to work because the government has stopped paying them to stay home? of course not. i don't know what her tweet was all about. nothing is moving in the right direction as long as kamala harris and joe biden are in charge. just like everything else in this administration, that tweet was an epic failure. but i'm wondering as it relates to virginia, how could you fail the people of your state so badly. ralph northam, you are still the governor of this date. maybe he was too busy cleaning out his office because glenn youngkin is fortunately for the people of virginia, i know they are so happy about this, taking over soon. of course they blame republican end, sean, as you pointe

let's remember, kamala harris is a gaffe machine. they wrote that speech for her and she read it off a teleprompter! that means everybody sat around and they said, this january 6th, september 11th and pearl harbor analogy makes a ton of sense. remember the joe biden gettysburg address argument which is beyond absurd? if you have studied history very much at all, most people immediately panned the speech that abraham lincoln gave at gettysburg as not being very good or worthy of the moment. if i remember correctly, and whatever it was actually the keynote speaker there and went on for hours but lincoln's speech was roundly condemned. that's because history in the immediate aftermath of events is often a very poor judge of what matters. the democrats have argued forever that we are on the right side of history. >> sean: they could write their final report now but they'll save it a week before the midterms. i hate trump, hate trump, i blame trump, i blame trump. >> it's there are only calling card! >> sean: it's a predetermined outcome.

this is what kamala harris is doing. look inside herself, fine by people don't like her, see what she can do better. if i knew i was doing a network overview and i had the 28th% approval rating come i would lock myself in a room with all of my aids the entire day before and i would work the whole thing out. i know they'd ask about covid, the ticket, the testing. i knew it was coming and i would be fluent in it. what did she do instead? she walks into the interview like she's going on a canoe trip. this is serious stuff. and a lot of people don't talk about this. she's a heartbeat away from the presidency. god forbid anything ever happen to joe biden. she is the commander in chief. is she confident kamala harris could calculate a risk assessment and a pacific theater of china or north korea. i don't think she could handle it. the library concerned about that. >> including whoopi goldberg on the view. listen. >> not only is it insulting, but it's just crazy. and i had this idea that we have no say over what is happening li

let me ask you about mosby and the connection to kamala harris. why would somebody lie on the mortgage application. i'm trying to figure it out and do it twice and yet you are a prosecutor, you've got to know the law, i would assume that you can't lie on an application, correct? >> absolutely, not only that she is a prosecutor and she thought she was above the law. she lies twice and uses covid of all things saying she had a hardship when she was making almost $250,000 a year. her full salary during covid when the people of her city were suffering -- she gets money out of her retirement early to buy two homes in my beautiful state in florida, two vacation homes. she has been so critical of states like florida, the hypocrisy is beyond me. >> sean: what is your take? >> i think it's ironic herself stated idol of kamala harris has the same knee-jerk reaction to any type of criticism and here mosby has to be federally indicted and all of these charges. him she claims it is racial animus, she is facing 30 years in prison and a million dollars and i don

. >> vice president kamala harris reflecting this morning on her first year as vice president. in an exclusive interview, she looks forward opening up about the challenge in boosting voter rights everywhere. >>> and we have new numbers on how california is doing, breaking down where bay area residents are exceeding expectations when it comes to water conservation. >>> good morning. i'm kris sanchez in for marcus this morning. don't forget when you are on the go we are broadcasting not only to tv. you can take us with you on amazon, roku, apple tv. >>> vianey arana is here as well. she's got a look at our forecast. right now 47 degrees, a little chilly. >> at least no 30s in san jose right now, but we are seeing some cloud cover. that's going to linger for the first half of our morning. if you live in concord, napa, you will see some fog. temperatures mostly in the 50s in the bay area today. i want to get to your traffic because we do have a major sig alert on the bay bridge. westbound 80 heading into the city there is an earlier crash blocking lanes three, four and five. so car

. >> harris: let's get to this. vice president kamala harris -- we'll get into this. i want to go deeper when we can. i want to stop for this. vice president kamala harris asked about americans' covid frustrations is how she responded. >> people are rightly frustrated with where we are. we're all frustrated. i think it is a mistake and would be a mistake to suggest we have not seen great progress. if you think back to march of 2020, we were all wiping down the boxes that we got if we ordered things online. there was no vaccine. now we have a vaccine. now we have our children back in schools. we are not where we were a year ago. >> harris: wow. doctor. >> first of all, the vaccine kamala harris was criticizing a year ago. secondly, she is right that's an amazing tool that we have, amazing that that happened. >> harris: she didn't want to take it. >> right. she didn't want to take it. she didn't trust it coming out of the trump administration. other tools we have are also amazing but we don't have them, right? we finished saying we don't have them. on a day when we saw

let me ask you about mosby and the connection to kamala harris. why would somebody lie onon the mortgage application. i'm trying to figure it out and do it twice and yet you are a prosecutor, you've got to know the law, i would assume that you an application correct? >> absolutely, not only that she is a prosecutor and she thought she was above the law. she lies twice and uses covid of all things saying she had a hardship when she was making almost $250,000 a year. her full salary during covid when the people of her city were suffering -- she gets money out of her retirement early to buy two homes in my beautiful state in florida, two vacation homes. she has been so critical of states like florida, the hypocrisy is beyond me. v >> sean: what is your take? >> i think it's ironic herself stated idol of kamala harris has the same knee-jerk reaction to any type of criticism and here mosby has to be federally indicted and all of these charges. him she claims it is racial animus, she is facing 30 years in prison and a million dollars and i don't think i

t we begin with kamala harris. never a master of subtlety, you will not be surprised, her speech today, she bypassed the subtlety. harris compared the events of january 6th to pearl harbor and then to 9/11. did she really say that, you ask? oh, yes, she did. here's the clip. >> certain dates echo throughout history, including dates that instantly remind all who have lived through them where they were and what they were doing when our democracy came under assault. december 7th, 1941, september 11th, 2001. and january 6th, 2021. >> tucker: you know, january 6th, one of those indelible moments you can't forget, like the birth of your first child, the kennedy assassination, the moon landing. you've got to ask yourself, where were you when cnn claimed for the very first time that our democracy was under assault? chances are you were probably standing at an airport waiting on the plane and wishing to god someone would turn the sound down on the tv set bolted to the ceiling. because it's absurd. and so is that clip you ju

this is what kamala harris is doing. look inside herself, fine by people don't like her, see what she can do better. instead of paying people to spin for her. if i knew i was doing a network overview and i had the 28% approval rating come i would lock myself in a room with all of my aids the entire day before and i would work the whole thing out. i know they'd ask about covid, the ticket, the testing. i knew it was coming and i would be fluent in it. what did she do instead? she walks into the interview like she's going on a canoe trip. where do i sit? maybe i'll dip my paddle. this is serious stuff. and a lot of people don't talk about this. she's a heartbeat away from the presidency. god forbid anything ever happen to joe biden. she is the commander in chief. is she confident kamala harris could calculate a risk assessment and a pacific theater of china or north korea. i don't think she could handle it. people are very concerned about that. >> including whoopi goldberg on the view. listen. >> not only is it insulting,

it worked wonders for kamala harris. if she didn't have bad timing or backed communication skills, she would have none at all. obviously this tweet was terrible from start to finish no matter how you look at it. what is moving by the way again, kamala? is the crisis over, is that moving again? inflation living in the right direction, people moving off their couches and back to work for the government to stop paying them to stay home? no. of course not. i don't know what her tweet was all about. nothing is moving in the right direction as long as kamala harris and joe biden are in charge. just like everything else in this administration, that tweet was an epic failure. but i'm wondering as it relates to virginia how you could fail the people of your state so badly. ralph northam, you are still the governor of this state. maybe he was too busy cleaning out his office because, yes, glenn youngkin is fortunately for the people of virginia i know they are so happy about this taking over soon. they differed a blaming a republi

to use kamala harris term clear. what is our policy in terms of russia and ukraine. and what if they do make a minor incursion. what are they going to do? vladimir putin probably knows. probably not much, right? and you mentioned before the disconnect, boy, it's such a big deal. not one question yesterday about violent crime skyrocketing throughout this country. american cities spilling in to the suburbs. joe biden doesn't talk about that in major speeches anyway. and then karl mentioned the border before. that's right. no questions specifically about the border as well. 2.2 million people coming into this country last year, pete. that's triple the size of washington, d.c. that total population. so, kamala harris, to put her out there, even to the nbc today show to put out the fire, the porch light is on but it appears no one is home. two words come to mind watching that interview. defleckive and defensive. and what's utterly amazing to the point of crap tastic is how the vice president of the united states goes into nationally televised interviews by seemingly not p

we begin with kamala harris. never a master of subtlety, you will not be surprised, her speech today, she bypassed the subtlety. harris compared the events of january 6th to pearl harbor and then to 9/11. did she really say that, you ask? yes, she did. here's the clip. >> certain dates echo throughout history, including dates that instantly remind all who have lived through them where they were and what they were doing when our democracy came under assault. december 7th, 1941, september 11th, 2001. and january 6th, 2021. >> tucker: you now, january 6th, 1 of those indelible moments you can't forget like the birth of your first child, the kennedy assassination, the moon landing. you've got to ask yourself, where were you when cnn claimed for the very first time that our democracy was under assault? chances are you were probably standing at an airport waiting on the plane and wishing to god someone would turn the sound down on the tv set bolted to the ceiling. because it's absurd. and so is that clip you just heard

. >> todd: the media fantasizing about a ticket without kamala harris on it. what does the vp think of that idea? >> there has been talk about a biden -- ticket in 2024, did you read that article? >> dinot and i could care less about high-class gossip on this issue. >> todd: high-class gossip issue the next title of eddie scarry's book, eddie scarry will join us live next. buried in receipts, invoices and other paperwork that's preventing you from doing what matters most? then get the all new epson rapidreceipt smart organizer to scan, digitize and organize your documents and receipts. receipts go in, and stress goes away. it's the only solution on the market specifically designed to extract and digitize key data trapped on receipts and invoices. and it integrates with financial software like quickbooks and turbotax. transform paper documents like contracts, tax records, warranties, wills, even recipes into searchable pdfs. so the information is always right at your fingertips, safe and secure. you can even turn business cards into digital contacts, and it sca

what would kamala harris say to that? on what grounds would she say russians who just won a better life with their families in the ukraine that the kids come to the ukraine? if the russians -- lazarus, kamala harris would have to support them and their voting rights in the ukraine. unfortunately for them, the russians are also soap literal for this. when they invade a country, they just call it an invasion. you still have to wonder, invasion or not, why is any of this profound concern of ours? why would you consider risking american lives or sending billions of dollars to stop it? there are multiple border wars underway around the world, multiple just on the continent of africa right now. there always have been. many are dying in those wars, and yet, harris is not agitating for american troops to congo. how come? we can only speculate. but we do know is that the administration's russia policy would only make sense if your goal is to greatly hurt the united states of america. already, we have spent nearly $4 billion in aid

voters dislike kamala harris even more. that's a problem because this is supposed to be the new administration's honeymoon period. the part where everyone thinks they are great. so it's not getting better from here. this is as beloved as the biden administration will get. the state department can read this. they understand and they are working on a solution. this week two wrote a piece on the "wall street journal" calling on the party to support hillary clinton for president in 2024. she's the best positioned candidate to win a national election. she's also, they noted, younger than joe biden. former president bill clinton agrees with this or says he does, anyway. he told "people" magazine that his wife "the most qualified person to run for office in my lifetime, including me." in fact, failing to elect hillary in 2016 was, in bill clinton's estimation, a historic national tragedy. "one of the most profound mistakes we've ever made." unforgivable, really. the good news is, we now have a chance to correct that mistake and yo

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>> you know, i mean, i don't defend kamala harris very often, but in this case i have to. i don't understand why tom friedman writing a column warrants asking the vice president of the united states about what she rightly calls gossip. i do though think it's interesting about how the political landscape has shifted, the fact that a liberal columnist for "the new york times" can, in good faith with a straight face, suggest liz cheney be on the ticket. she is beloved by democrats, and it shows how these political priorities have moved so traumatically and tells the story of the trump era. howard: yeah. of course, she and her cad were -- her dad were pilaried by the press for so many years. glenn greenwald, great to see you. >> howie, thanks. howard: novak djokovic is taking a media pounding for lying about his covid conduct. clay travis will be here in a moment. and if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto. it's the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. h

bubble. >> jeanine: okay, so what would you recommend that kamala harris do, jesse? >> jesse: joined the supreme court. >> jeanine: no, then we would have her for another 30 years. >> jesse: what is that going to do? she is definitely a tourist coming on when they get to a new place, they are like -- the traffic here, i miss my mom! my atm does not work. oh, man, the traffic signs are confusing. this is america! what do you mean this is a d.c. bubble? she has her jet and a chef, she can move mountains if she wants to affect policy, i like that bubble, that's a cozy bubble i would not try to get out of that bubble. and i'm sorry to say this, but many people are saying, i am not, but many are saying this sounds like a typical female problem. i'm not saying that. i'm saying that's what people are telling me. they say the first female vice president comes in there and every single -- every single article is about her feelings. she feels this way. she feels sad. >> jeanine: stop that, jesse! >> jesse: she said yes. and every article -- >> jeanine: would you like to cut th

that is how bad kamala harris and joe r. eight years ago hillary's campaign came up with 13 words you were not allowed to say about hillary clinton, inevitable, secretive, manipulative, out of touch represents the past. this is eight years ago. so, of course, she represents the past. let me ask you a couple of things about hillary clinton. what exactly qualifies her to be a three-time loser? this country is ready for a female president but just not that one and certainly not kamala harris. >> carley: taught on the changed candidates, this article by andrew stein, congress in 2024, this is the parties loss of basis to run for president in a point to claim the title of change candidate. on what planet would hillary clinton beat considered the fresh face of the democratic party? she is the leader of the d.c. slump. i don't think this article is really about hillary clinton as much as it is about how poor things are going for president biden. the quinnipiac poll shows the approval rating is 33%. for president trump, he didn't ha

>> well, it is true a lot of democrats to include joe biden kamala harris and others do seem to care more about ukraine's border than our southern border at a time with a 2 million illegal immigrants across our border under joe biden's tenure in office for

>> you are not going to see any police officer supporting kamala harris nor joe biden. she used to be an attorney general which i actually very sad which happens. martin luther king aboard the type of violence that we are seeing in these metropolitan cities. which is the common denominator? they are all democrat-run cities. oregon, the wind in california, new york. does not happening in the state where byron and i live, is it? florida is a safe day because we respect our men and women and blue. with respect law enforcement. we want to see them on our streets and keep them safe. and that is not is what is happening these liberal cities. at least in new york, you have a mayor who is saying that he is for law enforcement still and that he is going to add men and women of law enforcement to help protect new yorkers, but he says it is perception. it is perception because you need to put many, many more men and women of law enforcement and the subways come on the streets of new york to do everything you can. and i think the problem is going to have is alvin bragg, that is the

voters dislike kamala harris even more. that's a problem because this is supposed to be the new administration's honeymoon period. the part where everyone thinks they are great. so it's not getting better from here. this is as beloved as the biden administration will get. smart democrats understand this, and they are working on a solution. this week two wrote a piece on the "wall street journal" calling on the party to support hillary clinton for president in 2024. she's the best positioned candidate to win ae national election. she's also, they noted, younger than joe biden. former president bill clinton agrees with this or says he does, anyway. bill clinton told "people" magazine that his wife "the most qualified person to run for office in my lifetime, including me." in fact, failing to elect hillary in 2016 was, in bill clinton's estimation, a historic national tragedy. "one of the most profound mistakes we've ever made." unforgivable, really. the good news is, we now have a chance to correct that mistake and you don't

now, just when things couldn't get any worse for the biden administration, kamala harris took it upon herself to do another sit down interview. now, this time she was pressed on the administration's response to the pandemic. and it was a complete train wreck. >> at what point does the administration say, you know what? this strategy isn't working. we are going to change direction. is it time? >> it is time for us to do what we have been doing and that time

time i staffed then senator kamala harris at the capitol. it was also the first and hopefully last time that my work required me to mciver a cable and coat rack to jam a door shut to buy time in case we had to escape from a mob. this tweet from a congressman saying that he is going to be giving the republican response to the anniversary of january 6 alongside congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. that is happening at 2:00 p.m. eastern. we are going to be airing back on c-span.org if you want to tune into that. matt gaetz also commenting on the work of the january 6 committee saying that they have to keep the january 6 committee intact and issue subpoenas when republicans take over the house after the upcoming elections, saying that he wants those investigations to continue under republican leadership. this from congressman adam kinzinger, a member of a member of the january 6 committee, saying every republican politician up and down the ballot should today be asked repeatedly until the answer directly, did joe biden win and where the insurre

. >>> our nbc news exclusive with vice president kamala harris her message to senate democrats standing in the way of the president's voting rights push. >>> remembering the iconic lead singer from a classic 1960s girl group behind so many hits. >>> and she's in a league of her own and making baseball history again. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone prices are up. grocery inventories are low, and all roads lead to the bumpy covid landscape. we got news today confirming what many of us have already seen for ourselves officially consumer prices rose by 7% in december compared to the year before. for perspective, inflation hasn't climbed this quickly since the early '80s lately we have been paying more for almost everything from a gallon of gas to a pound of chicken supply chain issues reaching their choke point at the check-out aisle. and at the same time, store shelves are once again thinning out grocery stores are running low on every day items. we're covering it all this evening, starting with the inflation impact and peter alexander. >> report

i supported kamala harris from day one, which i did. i, i even starred in biden's victory video, america the beautiful. i was in it. i did more than i've ever done in my entire life for any candidate whatsoever. and i'm disgusted. a year in, i'm disgusted with them both. i'm disgusted with kamala harris and joe biden. >> biden is trying to recover there his historically low poll numbers, but his strategy to yell doesn't seem to be working. here's biden erupting over the cost of insulin for kids with diabetes. >> it strips you of your dignity, dammit. can you imagine looking at your child who you know what they need and not be able to do it? if any of you have lost children, many of you have seen it. imagine, it's outrageous. >> charlie, that passion would have been refreshing to see from our commander in chief about a whole host of additional topics, that a americans care deeply about like law and order on our streets, mental health and awareness of our children, the southern border, afghanistan, the list goes on. >> yeah, no kidding. a

the whole idea that kamala harris potentially could be a supreme court nominee. just chatter, pretty much, have you heard that at all where you are, chad? >> we have heard the chatter. only the vice president may break a tie in the senate. never been a filibuster against a supreme court nominee in modern times. justice fortis was on the court when he faced a filibuster to be a chief justice and then he resigned. a question how soon they could nominate someone. they could start the confirmation process before justice breyer leaves the court. the goal here is to always confirm the justice by the first monday in october. that is when the high court begins its fall term. we saw with amy coney barrett, she went from nomination to confirmation in about 30 days. usually takes 60 some, 70 some days for most nominees here, and also don't forget about the midterm elections. they confirmed brett kavanaugh a month before the midterms in 2018, you can see the senate with the competitive senate race in georgia, and warnock in his senate bid there and cuts two ways. it could be

biden, pelosi kamala harris, their reckless, racial arsonist and guilty of the exact same thing that accuses left. >> if you ask yourself why it gets even worse, what is the reason biden went to atlanta to deliver the ill judged appalling rent, would you believe that chuck todd gave us the answer this morning. >> i was told by somebody in atlanta, the activists are ignorant, he had to do this that was argument if he did not do this they were not going to have people to lick envelopes in senate races and house races. steve: licking envelopes. because they're worried about not having enough people to lick envelopes at their election campaign they rub salt in america is painful wounds that's what this whole thing is about and it shows what democrats are all about. for them it is always about politics not policy, point scoring not principal, pandering to their base instead of leaving the country. the lies are not just about voting specifics, the whole story is a lie they say republicans are trying to suppress the vote because they fear demographic change, and the 2020 presidential electi

president elect kamala harris was to a pipe bomb planted outside the democratic national headquarters. >> cnn reported that harris was evacuated minutes after the pipe bomb was discovered. she was inside the dnc for nearly two hours before it was found. joining us whitney wild and josh campbell. whitney, give us the reporting on this. >> reporter: john and brianna, let me take you back to january 5th, 2021, the night before the riot. the suspect, who is still outstanding, planted the pipe bomb. fast forward to the next day when kamala harris came in with her motorcade through this garage entrance. look how close that is. further, a law enforcement source tells cnn that harris' detail swept prior to the arrival, swept the entrances and exits, swept the driveway, swept the parking garage, as well as areas inside the building where she would be. however, clearly something was missed. further, when you look at the timeline, she arrived around 11:25 a.m. that day. the pipe bomb was president discovered until 1:06. she was evacuated at 1:14 through an alternate route far away from the pipe

i believe i did a vent with kamala harris. so it might have been a little easier to say yes, but they still didn't have to say yes. and so thank you for hosting that and thank you for being intentional and purposeful and hosting events like this april and keith your friendship. it has been keith. help me get my first book deal. probably doesn't even know it through tracy sherrod over it. i'mma stop publishing. so just just thank you and d watkins. just have watched you and everything that you're doing. we need to be closer than we are so i might i just wanted to get those out of the way, you know, you you asked a good question about where we are with the black agenda and i think that many folk will tell you particularly black folk will tell you that where we are is not far enough. i think many folk will tell you that we braved a pandemic to come out and vote in numbers that were astronomical. the reason that you have a chuck schumer and the majority see or a joe manchin or kirsten cinema that actually matter is because of blac

on january 6th, of last year, then vice president-elect kamala harris came within just a few yards of a pipe bomb placed outside the democratic national committee headquarters. and we've learned harris was inside that building for nearly two hours before the device was discovered and she was evacuated. you'll recall authorities found two viable bombs that day rigged to egg timers. both were later robotically disabled. but more than a year later, no arrests have been made. and if former president trump were to have his way, the person responsible might very well be in the running for a presidential pardon. here's the outrageous promise trump made to some of the capitol attackers over the weekend. >> if i run and if i win, we will treat those people from january 6th fairly. we will treat them fairly. and if it requires pardons, we will give them pardons because they are being treated so unfairly. >> now during that rally trump also lied about the 2020 election. he called the people leading investigations into his actions and his businesses racist. and he urged his supporters to take to

they don't know what to do with kamala harris in the white house right now. i can't be the only person seeing this. and i've read it, and that you have, too, kayleigh, because we chatted about it. the vice president runs again it at someone else. i prefer to drink my tea rather than read the tea leaves, but when jonathan turley puts how the information of a young, black and female, it's hard not to see, at least she makes the list. >> kayleigh: i'm glad you said that, harris, because i was playing in my mind from the moment that we heard about this retirement. politically speaking, if you are not -- covered here on this show, people are not quite happy with kamala harris, both in the west wing and outside the west wing and democratic off operatives. it's a possibility, and it's a position she will readily consider or accept given the comments and the challenges of the vice presidency, given the frustration she has incurred, i think it's a theory that could be credible. >> harris: or at the very least it's an opportunity for her to stand up and on the job that

kamala harris was pushed to explain what the president met this morning. >> i will repeat myself. i am vice president of the united states -- . [inaudible] if i may finish -- >> but the specific question if you don't mind, does he think now that the bills haven't been passed, the 22 midterms won't be legitimate or fair or free? >> let's not conflate issues. kennedy: it's a pretty straightforward question, that's what the president said. is that what he meant? who's doing the conflating? that didn't help at all and no one should have expected kamala harris coming out of the gate will do anything to make things clear. white house press secretary jen psaki had a great choice of going on fox news and again tried to clarify things. >> curious if we will continue to cite the 2022 elections will be illegitimate. >> first, i talked about this a lot and he's not predicting that the 2022 elections would be illegitimate. what you are saying is both back in 2020 even amongst challenging circumstances, efforts to suppress the vote and in the midst of a pandemic, there's record turnout. he's no

in an exclusive interview the "today" show's craig melvin asked vice president kamala harris why the administration has so far not been able to get all 50 senate democrats on board. take a look at this exchange. >> we are not giving up. >> the question was -- >> you're acting as though it's over. it's not over. >> so it's going to happen by monday? >> i'm saying it's not over and we don't give up. >> reporter: the house rules committee last night met to begin the process of advancing voting rights legislation. the senate could start debate as soon as today. you can watch the full interview with vice president kamala harris right after "today in the bay" at 7:00 p.m. >>> we have developing news out of antioch, where police are investigating a deadly hit-and-run crash. this happened around 8:30 last night at delta fair boulevard and san jose drive. the victim is said to be a woman in her late 40s. she has not yet been identified. witnesses tell police that the car involved was white, but no make or model. if you saw anything, you've asked to call antioch police. >>> santa clara county

kamala harris could go to the border and address the border crisis. they don't want to do that. they have created this crises and hurting families here than they use january 6 for political theater just to continue to try to change the subject from utter failures of leadership. >> laura: and cnn tried, by the way hyping a threat of domestic terrorism, but it didn't work out how they planned, watch. >> experts are now running the perils by domestic extremism as high as ever. >> and extremist rhetoric over the past two days leading up too the anniversary. >> this rhetoric leading up today. are there significant credible threats to the nation's capitol tonight? >> we have not received credible threats that we are aware of. >> laura: congressman, this is so we are responsible. i keep thinking china, russia and all the adversaries think. >> these are the same folks, by the way, called the summer of love while burning cities down mostly peaceful protest. you remember that image on cnn. i think if you look at viewership, it reflects the lack of depth of their message. although you are

i believe i did a vent with kamala harris. so it might have been a little easier to say yes, but they still didn't have to say yes. and so thank you for hosting that and thank you for being intentional and purposeful and hosting events like this april and keith your friendship. it has been keith. help me get my first book deal. probably doesn't even know it through tracy sherrod over it. i'mma stop publishing. so just just thank you and d watkins. just have watched you and everything that you're doing. we need to be closer than we are so i might i just wanted to get those out of the way, you know, you you asked a good question about where we are with the black agenda and i think that many folk will tell you particularly black folk will tell you that where we are is not far enough. i think many folk will tell you that we braved a pandemic to come out and vote in numbers that were astronomical. the reason that you have a chuck schumer and the majority seat or a joe manchin or kirsten cinema that actually matter is because of bla