brian, what happened at drexel university. this is what was published in jama. they analyzed almost 1500 kids under the age of 2. and they said don t allow screen time until age 3. and then from age 3 to 5 only one hour a day it can cause major problem. brian: dopamine in the brain pleasure signal but wears you out. and the results are eventually low motivation, boredom. depression, and learning disabilities. ainsley: adhd. brian: this is brand new. there is the whole advent of the iphone. ainsley: likely to display a. typically sensory neurodevelopmental disorders. that includes autism and adhd it. tells you if you are a parent what you should do. role model, create household rules, supervise and spot-check and be aware of addiction. we were talking during the break if your child is 1, 2, or 3. 1 or 2 and go to the a restaurant and give them a baby doll and cars and trucks they can play with that you don t
biden. somebody is going to help the community not only help us with educational system but in texas well. lawrence: roger that, brother. ms. dorothy i want to go back to that because i m live here at our southern border. and when you look at the studies that have been brought up saying over 60% of the migrants coming across the border are receiving welfare and people in our community aren t even getting services they are being let down. our education system is broken. what are you hearing from people in our community about that? yes. so people i spoke to yesterday they said they feel like when trump was in the white house, we had the borders more secure and biden has let the border get out of hand. and they just kind of like biden don t really care about the american people. he says he does and pretend like
it all comes as house speaker kevin mccarthy is sounding significantly more optimistic saying today he can see a path toward a deal coming together. nbc s kristen welker is in japan with the president. nbc s garrett haake is on capitol hill. kristen, i understand you spoke with nfc spokesman john kirby there. what are you hearing from him about these negotiations going on while biden is obviously there at the g-7? reporter: chris, it s interesting because president biden s first stop was to hold a bilateral meeting with the prime minister of japan. they talked about issues from ukraine to china, but it was clear that this issue of the debt limit loomed large over that first bilateral meeting, and it will loom large over this entire diplomatic trip want the president at the conclusion of that meeting was asked by reporters, can he guarantee allies here abroad, that the united states will not default on its debts. he ignored those shouted questions. so i put that question to nsc spokes
chris. can you as an administration official guarantee that the u.s. will not default on its debts? what i can guarantee you is that president biden takes this responsibility extraordinarily seriously, and he wants the congress to take it seriously as well. this isn t just a domestic issue. this truly is a international. it is very much tied to what we re trying to do here in the indo-pacific, enhance america s credibility overseas, look after our foreign policy objectives, defend and protect our national security interests with allies and partners. reporter: now, i also asked kirby about the criticism the president has gotten for being abroad amidst this crisis. speaker mccarthy did sound optimistic today. yesterday he was quite critical of the president s decision to leave and to engage in this diplomatic trip. kirby, quite defiantly said, look, speaker mccarthy was just on his own trip overseas and that the president will be
biden, save the country. the party s hanging by a thread. to save the country. impeach biden, impeach biden. nbc s julie tsirkin is on capitol hill, just another day there yesterday. tim miller is back with us. julie, what congress traditionally does and what happens these days are often two different things, so what happens now is the ethics committee now in the driver s seat? well, a top lawmaker on the ethics committee is arguing that their panel is actually still doing what it s always traditionally done. i spoke to dave joyce, he s a republican who is actually leading the investigation into george santos, and he told me that they are following precedent by not deferring this to the doj, the department of justice, as they ve done in the past. i ll lay out why. he talks about this example of congressman matt gaetz, the dom was pursuing criminal charge against him. that is why the panel felt