Been saying for months, for months. and you know, i have a few a few reporting from some of your colleagues, esteemed colleagues just the other day, washington post headline is house gop eyes social security, medicare and spending battle, and reuters in january, republican house conservatives threaten debt limit default to cut social programs. that has been consistent with what john: we are going to take a pause on the coverage of the white house briefing, still ahead is peter doocy with some questions for karine jean-pierre. we ll jump back in when we get to peter, and the nation holds its collective breath in anticipation of the tyre nichols bodycam video released later tonight. sandra: we are waiting on the rnc chair vote and also getting this into the newsroom just now,
Together and to deal with a real issue. i mean, again, we are having the same conversation talking about the same thing, brutality, a death of a young man that we shouldn t be doing. we shouldn t be reliving this type of hurt and pain and having to, you know, reach out to the families and a community and saying that we are with them in this time. this should not be where we are today. specifically the senate talks between cory booker and tim scott and others, is that something that needs to be restarted at this point? i ll say this. we think congress should act and take action and put legislation to the floor that deals with this in a real, in a real way, and that is going to be up to congress on what that looks like and what that ultimately materializes to be. but again, the president will call on them and committed to being part of the crucial work
Transition into office under incredibly trying circumstances, you all were there, and watched us try to get our get the administration together at that time, and thanks to jeff we had a historically diverse team in place on day one ready to work. now in year three a big task ahead, ensuring the historic laws we pass are implemented efficiently and fairly. no person no better person to do that than jeff, and also add, no better or kinder human being. we are also all waiting to see the bagel wednesdays, i think you have heard us talk about this, we hope it makes its triumphant return, and next week the white house will host an official transition to thank ron for his tireless work and officially welcome jeff back to the white house in this role. thank you for indulging me. with that, darlene, kick us off. sure, one follow on chief of staff and one follow on tyre
Demonstrations, not a sign of anything yet. streets are quiet, life going on here as normal. as you mentioned, that tape expected to come out on the internet on the youtube channel five hours from now, the tape is expected to be one hour long, supposed to show the violence from three weeks ago when a 29-year-old young man tyre nichols was beaten to death, largely defenseless individual, horrifying to hear. heard descriptions from family members and officials and family members who have seen the video, and violence could be in memphis and the governor of georgia has called out the national guard, fbi an on alert infield offices, and we heard from tyre s mother appealed for peaceful demonstrations and spoke about what she is going through.
Breath as video of a violent beating is about to go public. the victim s family appealing for calm. sandra: we are learning more from the just released bodycam video of the attack at paul and nancy pelosi s home. another nonstop hour of news begins now. begin with the city on edge bracing for whatever reaction may come when video of a deadly police beating goes public today. hours from now, they will release the bodycam footage of 29-year-old tyre nichols, they say acts that defy humanity, steve is live in downtown memphis. steve, what are you seeing on the ground there so far today? sandra, right now a very visible police presence. we have seen police on horses in unmarked cars, marked cars as well. as far as protests or