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of a week, after joe bombed during his one year it was conference pray white house as a new plan. the president will take a backseat on trying to pass his agenda. instead, joe is going to go on tour to try to convince americans to like him again. secretary psaki: it is a reflection of how he wants to send his time, and a recognition that he wants to spend more time in the country and less time behind closed doors negotiating. it is a reflection of his view, which we share there is nothing more valuable than the president s time. jesse: job may need to under some delusional confidence to his vp. after. after kamala harris summed up their first year in a less than inspiring way vice president harris: the first year of the biden/harris administration, a time that is defined by uncertainty. the people on this zoom have been steadfast. you have never stopped believing in what is possible and in our work to achieve that future together. jesse: and don t you dare q ....
warning vladimir putin any military action in ukraine will bring a heavy price. we begin right there with the breaking news from the president of the united states. just moments ago trying to quiet international alarm about a possible russian invasion of ukraine. let s get straight to the whose and cnn s jeremy diamond. the president trying to fix his own mistake. reporter: no doubt about it. i was in that meeting with the president. he was supposed to sit down with the team working on the implementation of the infrastructure legislation, but he instead began right off the bat talking about ukraine and making very clear where he stands should russian troops move across the ukranian border. listen. i ve been absolutely clear with president putin. he has no misunderstanding. if any, any assembled russian units move across the ukranian border, that is an invasion, but, you know, it will be met with severe and coordinated economic response. let there be no doubt at all, ....
todd. one near since sworn into office. he says the administration has outperformed during that time, and blames former president donald trump and republicans for his shortcomings. todd: as we exclusively see from the former president - we begin with rip jenkins in washington. what is the latest. reporter: what a day, already the majority leader shuck schumacher can call for the vote to change the filibuster rule. it was rendered dead on arrival. watch. one party to exert complete control in the senate with a simple majority will pour fuel on the fair, and dysfunction function that is tearing that nation apart. todd: after the failed vote the president taking to twitter saying: this, after that marathon press conference where the president defended his record after one year in office. i didn t overpromise. i did probably outperform anyone that thought what was happening. we have made enormouses progress. we mentioned a number of death from covid. it was two ....
elections may be stolen. well, it all depends on whether or not we are able to make the case to the american people that some of this is being set up to try to alter the outcome of the election. the increase in the prospect of being illegitimate is a direct portion to people not getting these reforms passed. jesse: trying to backtrack and claiming that it is not what the president actually said. dana p asked press secretary jen psaki exactly what joe biden meant? dana: i m curious if he will say those 2022 elections will be illegitimate? speak live talk to the president about this and he absolutely is not predicting that the 2022 elections will be illegitimate. the point he was raising was both that in 2020 even amongst challenging circumstances, efforts to suppress the vote and at the midst of a pandemic there was a record turnout. he was not making a prediction. he has confidence in the american people and we will do everything we can he did make a predictio ....
overhaul of u.s. elections while two democrats refuse to take the steps necessary to force it through. the question is what s next in this fight? and the supreme court rejects a request by donald trump, clearing the way for the house committee investigating january 6th to receive records from his time in office. the question is what hidden information will now come to light? it s way too early for this. good morning to way too early, a show that underpromises and overdelivers. as expected senate democrats came up short last night in their bid to overcome republican opposition on voting rights legislation. an attempt to change senate rules to pass a sweeping election overhaul with only democratic support also failed after senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema broke ranks and joined all 50 republicans to vote against it. senator manchin said changing the rules would, quote, pour fuel on the fire of political whiplash while senator sinema said it would, quot ....