and we have brand-new images of president biden from just moments ago embracing his now-convicted son, hunter. the president blowing up his entire schedule, rushing back to delaware to be with him. hunter biden found guilty on all three counts in his gun trial. the verdict still sending shock waves through out the white house, with karine jean-pierre even canceling today s press briefing. that is something she rarely does. hunter is now facing up to 25 years in prison, but it is unlikely that he will get the maximum since it is his first offense. and it all happened so fast this morning, as judge jeanine will tell you, and the first lady, jill biden, she was not even physically in the court yet to hear it being read aloud. she arrived just afterwards. president biden says he will respect his son s conviction, but talk about irony. after the trial revealed that hunter s revolver was dumped into a trash can, the president spoke at a gun violence prevention summit where he calle
now if the administration had done this a couple lisa go when jen psaki was first asked about it and said this? why not just make them free and give them out and have them available everywhere? should be just and went to every american? maybe. then what happens if every american has one test? how much does that cost and what happens after that? all i know is of the countries seem to be making them available in greater quantities for less money. jen psaki said the reasons other countries have been able to get tests out more quickly and for less money is because they don t have to go through te fda process that american tests do. why that approval process has not been streamlined, and also why the white house hasn t put as much focus on therapeutics as they have on vaccines, is feeling a lot of the criticism they are facing right now. gillian? gillian: jacqui heinrich from the white house, thank you. mike? mike: gillian, good luck getting tested depending where you live.