can t wait to see it. don, thank you. great to see you this hour. a very rare sighting. be sure to watch don s interview with the seven jurors from the derek chauvin trial. it all begins tonight at 10:00 only on cnn. we re starting a brand new hour. good to be with you. i m victor blackwell. and i m alisyn camerota. in a last-minute mitch before the president left for europe, he visited capitol hill to push his pared-down, build back better act. a source says he told house democrats today that his presidency and his party s control of congress, quote, will be determined by what happens in the next week. progressives continue their push-back. they said they need to see the actual words on paper to see if they ll back the spending bill which no longer includes paid family medical leave and gaining support from moderates. a few weeks ago, nancy pelosi announced this. there is a path to get this done. for those who say i want to see text, the text is there for you to re
misinformation, disinformation, damaging sometimes life threatening information is not going out to the american public. shouldn t come as a surprise we re in regular touch with social media platforms like we re in regular touch with all of you and your media outlets. teasing a crackdown line disinformation. republicans argue the administration went too far censoring some americans along the way. an hour from now they will make their case at the u.s. supreme court. wow. good morning. on monday hope you are well at home in new york city we are. asme owe bill hemmer. good morning. dana: great to be here. good morning. i m dana perino and this is america s newsroom. what s interesting is what we showed you was a clip from jen psaki. some of the email messages from the white house to these social media companies will surprise you as a former white house official i can tell you, blew my mind. i would never have thought of it. it is being called one of the biggest free speech
guy. ashley is here. the case has baffled investigators over a decade. today, police finally identify the suspect. greg sherman is a demon that walks among us. a predator that ruins families. if not for the members of this task force, he would still be on tp streets today. 59-year-old rex herman. he pled not guilty. he did say in tears that i didn t do this. we didn t have any evidence, this is the beginning of the case. everybody is presumed innocent in our country. early this morning, police swarmed his home on long island. it is not far from where the bodies were found. the charges are linked to three murders, all women and he s the prime suspect for a fourth that may be connected as many as ten. the investigation begins in 2010 with the search of missing 23-year-old shannon gilberts. police discovered the bodies of four other women now down as the gilgo four. back in january, they found dna on pizza crusts that connected him to three of the murders. documents
that even great leaders have flaws there is none who is righteous, not one is a good book teaches, then we went through a phase we wanted someone we could relate to and likable in someone we wouldn t mind sharing a drink or a meal with, being father likable is not the same as being competent. we don t pick a neurosurgeon based on how fun he or she is at a cocktail party. we don t pick an accountant they sent his or her sense of humor, we picked the person with the most talent with experience, character and ability and the person with the most competent at doing the job. in our politics leans toward someone who captures our frustration disappointment anger and fear and someone who can list the grievances, someone who provides an a reflection of where we are but not necessarily where we should be heading, do we really need someone to tell us where we are, when will we be better served with somebody telling us how to get where we want to go as we reflect on the challenges facing
that even great leaders have flaws there is none who is righteous, not one is a good book teaches, then we went through a phase we wanted someone we could relate to and likable in someone we wouldn t mind sharing a drink or a meal with, being father likable is not the same as being competent. we don t pick a neurosurgeon based on how fun he or she is at a cocktail party. we don t pick an accountant they sent his or her sense of humor, we picked the person with the most talent with experience, character and ability and the person with the most competent at doing the job. in our politics leans toward someone who captures our frustration disappointment anger and fear and someone who can list the grievances, someone who provides an a reflection of where we are but not necessarily where we should be heading, do we really need someone to tell us where we are, when will we be better served with somebody telling us how to get where we want to go as we reflect on the challenges facing