painted a rosy picture of what s going on before he took a total four minutes of questions from the press. watch. turns out capitalism is alive and well. record growth, record job creation. workers getting hard earned breaks. look, we ve brought this economy back from the brink. martha: brought it back from the brink, says president biden. art laffer is here with us. working on this economy and advising our presidents of the united states. always good to see you today. at one point president biden said, you know, he said the market has gone gang busters. if the former president were still here in the white house, he would be telling you that every day. he doesn t think the market is a big indicator of the u.s. economy. what dew say to that, art? i don t think that s contract at all. the market is very important indicator of what will be, not what is or has been. while everything the president said is true and it was true, it s misleading. growth, this huge growth is not
china? i ask then president trump about it back in may of 2020. so a terrible thing happened and you can look at it as a source. it took place in a certain at a certain point and it could have been put out. and it should have been put out. and we asked to go over and they said no. they didn t want our help. and i told you, that was okay, because they must know what they re doing. it was either stupidity, incompetence or it was deliberate. one or the other. maria: former secretary of state mike pompeo on thiso morning about his probe of the origins of covid-19 and why joe biden s foreign policy seems to be helping china, iran and russia instead of america. plus, president biden s mega spending plans, the $6 trillion budget nobody seems to be talking about. house budget committee ranking r member jason commit smit on how biden is planning to spend your tax dollars. from the russia hoax to hunter biden s labtop and his business deal with foreigners to the origins of covid-19
dana: i m dana perino and this is america s newsroom. chauvin s attorney is moving for a mistrial right away after the congresswoman s comments over the weekend. the judge denied that request but said waters may have handed them grounds for an appeal. bill: republicans in the house in d.c. are moving to officially condemn congresswoman waters for those comments calling them reckless. we ll hear from them at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. stand by and may get a comment live on the hill. dana: we were live on the five last night when the judge made the comments. as soon as we heard them we thought wow, the judge had been so measured. he raised his voice a little bit in that case and made a lot of news. we ll have team fox coverage. let s begin with matt finn live outside the courthouse in minneapolis where the jury is set to start its full day of deliberations. they re scheduled resume deliberations an hour from now. they got a few hours in yesterday and the judge has said
are. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. downing street has apologised to buckingham palace following revelations that two parties were held at number 10 the night before the duke of edinburgh s funeral. a spokesman for borisjohnson has said it was deeply regrettable that the events took place at a time of national mourning. covid rules at the time banned indoor mixing but reports suggest there was drinking and dancing until the early hours. a member of staff was sent out to a nearby shop with an empty suitcase, to fill it with supplies of alcohol. the prime minister wasn t at the parties, but the latest disclosures, which the daily telegraph reported, have amplified calls for his resignation. here s our political correspondent, nick eardley. the 17th of april last year. one of the defining pictures of the pandemic. the queen sitting alone at the funeral of the duke of edinburgh. the night before, in here, staff held leaving dos, despite people being banned from social