Change taking place on widespread scale. We are all struggling to deal with it. Darrell west on the communicators on cspan. Next, a look into ways to prevent Waste And Fraud by business loans. Good morning. I call this hearing to order. Without objection, the chair is authorized to declare a recess. Let me begin by saying that standing House And Committee rules will continue to apply during hybrid proceedings. All members are reminded that they are expected to adhere to todays standing rules. Househouse regulations require members to be visual throughout the meeting, so please keep your cameras on and also remember to remain muted. If you have to participate in another proceeding, please exit this One And Log back in later. In the event a member encounters technical issues that prevents them from being recognized for their questioning, i will move to the next available member of the same party and will recognize that member at the next appropriate time, provided they have returned to t
okay. speaker nancy pelosi with some of her patented shade as she forgets the name of the senator she s criticizing. good morning and welcome to morning joe . it is friday, february 26th. it s friday! along with joe, willie and me, we have nbc news and msnbc national fairs analyst and host and executive producer of show time s the circus and host of hell and high water podcast. and jake sherman, msnbc political contributor. so, willie, a lot going on on this friday morning with more threats that we re hearing toward the u.s. capitol, as if we haven t learned our lesson. and republicans still thinking these are something that can be worked out. active threats in the days and weeks ahead yes. we cannot let the miami vice theme song pass. coming off the don johnson remark. crockett, tubbs and the rest of them. it was very nice. we love the pop culture references early in the morning, mika. don johnson, ron johnson. don t exactly go together too much. i wonder if ro
to take you there live. the president is facing a big foreign policy on this friday. a potential russian invasion of ukraine. our secretary of state, tony blinken, just spoke for 90 minutes with his russian counterpart. what we re learning about that meeting, and whether russian aggression is inevitable. plus you want to see why voting rights are so critical right now? new voting laws in texas are taking root and a harris county judge says one in three, 33% of the vote by mail applications in her county is being flagged for rejection. i ll talk to her about that, especially with the midterms looming just a few months from now. and we re also learning about a new push on capitol hill to pass some sort of election legislation on the federal level. not exactly what activists and most democrats had hoped for, but there does seem to be some movement afoot. but we are going to start with our team standing by for president biden, mike memoli, also with me jake ward. michael says e
reporters and from the president, of course. this will be just the second formal white house press conference. he s held a handful of others on foreign trips. compared to his predecessors, he s governed largely as he campaigned, which is hunkered down in general posture. you can see compared to other presidents, this president has done nine of these opportunities and one of them is like what we re getting today, a form natural news conference at the white house. other presidents at this point in their presidencies gave many more opportunities for the press. we ll bring all of this to you live and special coverage and analysis. karl rove, mercedes schlapp and juan williams will kick us off. fox team coverage, edward lawrence, mark meredith and we begin with peter doocy who has had a front row for this presidency and the canadasy. he will be in the room this afternoon ready to ask his questions. he s no stranger to pressing president biden. here s a look back at some of the mom
hello. i m dana bash in washington where the state of our union is watching to see if president biden can deliver. the new clock starts now for democrats after a week of frenzied infighting and two delayed votes. house speaker nancy pelosi set a new deadline for her party writing in a letter to her caucus on saturday the bipartisan infrastructure bill must pass before october 31. which means the party must also reach consensus on the larger social policy bill, the centerpiece of president biden s agenda. on friday president biden made clear now that he believes those two packages are linked saying that to all house democrats during a rare trip to capitol hill that s where he stands in the effort to try to calm tensions in the party. and while his negotiating skills may have worked in the short term there s signs that his decision to side with progressives by delaying the infrastructure vote may have caused real damage with the moderate wing. saturday, senator kyrsten sinema o