white house press secretary jen psaki. this is an hour. jen: hi, everyone. that afternoon. as part of our administration s efforts to increase transparency and introduce all of you to the policy experts who are leading the president s initiatives, we re joined today by domestic policy advisor susan rice, who will be talking about the racial equity executive order that the president will be signing this afternoon. she has kindly offered to stick around and take some questions. i will, as usual, play the role of bad cop for when it is time for her to go. with that, i will turn it over to susan. susan: good afternoon, everyone. it is good be back. jen, thanks. the president has committed the whole of our government to advancing racial justice and equity for all americans. i am leading this effort out of the domestic policy council. i have assembled a first-rate team to drive this agenda forward. government accountable for advancing equity for families across america. i have the
good afternoon. as part of our administration s efforts to increase transparency and introduce all of you to the policy experts who are leading the president s initiatives, we re joined today i domestic policy advisor susan rice who will be bugging by the racial equity order that the president will be signing this afternoon. she has kelly the to stick around and take some questions. i will play the role of bad cup. that copper would it is time for her to go. with that, i will turn it over to susan. good afternoon, everyone. it is good be back. thank you. the president has committed the whole of our government to advancing racial justice and equity for all americans. i am leading this effort out of the domestic policy council. i m a similar first-rate team to drive this agenda forward. we will hold the federal government accountable for advancing equity for families across america. i have the support of every white house office and every agency in this work because as pres
app. next, today s white house briefing with white house press secretary jen psaki. this is an hour. jen: hi, everyone. that afternoon. as part of our administration s efforts to increase transparency and introduce all of you to the policy experts who are leading the president s initiatives, we re joined today by domestic policy advisor susan rice, who will be talking about the racial equity executive order that the president will be signing this afternoon. she has kindly offered to stick around and take some questions. i will, as usual, play the role of bad cop for when it is time for her to go. with that, i will turn it over to susan. susan: good afternoon, everyone. it is good be back. jen, thanks. the president has committed the whole of our government to advancing racial justice and equity for all americans. i am leading this effort out of the domestic policy council. i have assembled a first-rate team to drive this agenda forward. we will hold the federal government acc
on testing, we are constantly evaluating. the steps that need to be taken to keep the american people safe. we announce some travel restrictions, as you know, yesterday. i don t have any additional restrictions to preview or an ounce. i will remind you that tomorrow is the first day of our briefings that will be happening approximately three times a week that you can tune in and learn more from our health experts. the president yesterday in an interview said he did not believe former president trump would be convicted. he said he felt the trial had to go on anyway. can you please explain. secretary psaki: let s put in the context of last night. last night the house impeachment managers deliver the articles of impeachment to the senate with a dramatic walk over, as you all carry on television. the president was referencing, his statement of a couple weeks ago when the house passed the articles of impeachment themselves which is now it will move on to the senate. he also sa
should leave. this is actually a clip that chris hayes played on his show a little while ago in order to dog senator ted cruz. for something terrible that senator cruz said. i had not seen the clip before chris played it, but i have not stopped thinking about it or laughing about it since he played it. is everyone okay? what happened? did anyone see? someone drove a hot dog shaped car through the window. the driver is gone. somebody call the cops. ne we need to find that driver. they could have killed someone. whose car is this? yeah. come on! whoever did this, just confess. we promise we won t be mad. what? we ll close our eyes. just take your car and get out of here! the guy in the hot dog suit. come on! it s so good. whoever did this so it s too good to be true. here s what i m talking about. friday night show i reported on this remarkable sort of, who me? like guy in the hot dog suit ar moment from a man named john eastman. by now john eastman s n