Entitled to be treated with dignity. Thats what Labor Unions are all about. They provide dignity for people who deserve to be treated differently, and i want to thank joslyn, and i want to thank President And Madam president. I know you didnt expect to be in this role At This moment, but as i told you before i believe thAt The future of American Labor is in very good hands. I really mean it. Thank you. [ applause ] i want to welcome everyone to the White House. I really mean that. This is your house. Its not hyperbowl. This is a fact. This is your house. I wouldnt be here without you. In my White House you will always be welcome. You will always be welcome. Labor will always be welcome. I intend to be the most prounion president , the most prounion presidency in american history and one of the things i am able to do that is thAt The public has changed, too and youve educated the public. I want to thank the duespaying members of the laborers marty. Marty walsh who has helped me make sur
to moscow later this week and talk to vladimir putin. the white house is said to greet congressional aids. they re expected to give briefings when they return to congress next week. the stand off sending jitters across the u.s. and global economies, adding to white house worries about inflation. and now soaring prices for food and gas. this as we await policy announces from the federal reserve after they conclude a two-day meeting starting today in washington. in covid, major setbacks for mask mandates. in virginia, 7 districts are suing governor youngkin after he made masks optional and in new york, the court shut down the indoor mask mandate. the escalating tensions for russia and ukraine. the senior white house correspondent, o donnell and kelly, first to you, what might the president s decision be? when might he make it? we know the troops are on standby in the u.s. we know the president has made one decision already and that s to accept the decision of deputy assis
that is pretty much something up donald trump s legal strategy right now. this week the former president and his lawyers asked a federal judge to indefinitely postpone his trial over his mishandling of classified information. in their filing, they have the gall to argue that, quote, the case presents a serious challenge to both the facts and perception of our american democracy. american democracy. and they say that any trial during the presidential election will impact the outcome. now, all of this is pretty ironic considering the defendant here is under investigation for trying to literally overthrow a democratic election. but you don t have to be a lawyer to see through their argument. if the trial a slight until after the election, and trump wins? he could try to use the presidency as a shield from justice. either by directing his own attorney general to dismiss his case, or by trying to pardon himself. and his team isn t really even hiding it. the new york times reported
with a savvy funded liv golf. a new phase of sports watching has begun, the question is, what comes next? if you can t be, to delay it. that pretty much sums up donald trump s legal strategy right now. this week the former president and his lawyers asked a federal judge to indefinitely postpone his trial over his mishandling of classified information. in their filing they have the gall to argue that the case presents a serious challenge to both the facts and perception of our american democracy. american democracy, and they say that any trial during the presidential election will impact the outcome. now all of this is pretty ironic considering the defendant here is under investigation for trying to literally overthrow a democratic election but you have to be a lawyer to see through their argument. if the trial is delayed until after the election and trump wins, he could try to use the presidency as a shield from justice. either by directing his own attorney general to dismi
nearly two weeks on from turkey s devastating earthquake, officials have said most rescue efforts to find survivors will end today. search operations have been winding down for days as the chances of finding people fade. more than 16,000 people are known to have been killed by the quake and the aftershocks. meanwhile, the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has arrived in turkey, at the incirlik air base. he ll hold talks with his turkish counterpart, before meeting some of the people affected by the quake, including white helmet rescue workers from rebel held parts of syria. our correspondent caroline davies has the latest from adana. tomorrow morning, it will be two weeks since the earthquake hit turkey and syria, and according to the turkish emergency and disaster body, the vast majority of rescue operations will be winding down from the end of today. we know they have already across one province there were 200 buildings being searched, in another province, the epicentr