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dana: this may be too structured for me, campaign operatives often move on. bill: second high profile name to move on. dana: the vice president s main spokespersons but calling it quits after less than a year in the role. not the only one to be leaving. jackie heinrich is live at the white house with the latest. good morning to you. vps chief spokesperson and senior advisor to be leaving at the end of the year. the white house is not saying why she is leaving or where she is going. we re also hearing there might be others getting ready to call it quits in the vice president s office including her deputy director of public engagement and director of press operations. white house official tells fox symone has served honorably for three years as a valuable presidential campaign and 2020 member of his transition team and deputy assistant to the president and chief spokesperson to the vice president. the president and vice president are grateful for symone s service. she i
ceremony. $110 billion for roads, bridges and other projects, $65 billion to expand high speed internet access, $42 billion for airports and ports and the biggest funding boost for amtrak since it was founded in 1971, but as the president celebrates this accomplishment, rising inflation is threatening the rest of his economic agenda and helping push his poll numbers to new lows. for more on this, let s bring in joe johns at the white house. joe, tell us more about the significance of this bill signing tomorrow and how the white house is hoping to get the rest of his agenda through. reporter: well, at least part of this week is going to be devoted to something that democrats see themselves as not very good at or something they think they can at least do better at, is something republicans especially somebody like donald trump see themselves as excelling at, and that is taking credit for big ideas and selling themselves to the public as the people who pushed it through. so th
john: fox news alert economy in crisis, democratic party rethinking its future in ways that not long ago would be unthinkable. questioning if the biden experiment is one that should continue. i m john roberts in washington. good monday to you. jacqui: good monday to you. president biden dragged down by high gas prices, worst in a generation and worries it could be the beginning of an even worse economy to come. cover of the new york post, say it ain t joe. john: economic turmoil not slowing one bit. the markets tanked this morning, dow down more than 600 points. experts say inflation and gas prices are still on the way up. no signs of coming down. and in a dystopian twist, americans are watching requirement accounts disappear and grocery bills grow. one gas station in st. anthony, minnesota, saying we hate our gas prices too. and few answers except to blame vladimir putin. john: peter doocy, say it ain t joe, peter? peter: and republicans are not listening to th
grill. the money will go for the national center for missing and exploited chin. they have requested that it go help other families that have to deal with the torment of mitts ago child. if last night s turnout is any indication, there will be a lot of support at this fund-raiser. this is video from when a crowd of hundreds of people gathered to remember the 19-year-old at casa grande high school. they added to the memorial along the fence placing flowers and notes. they gathered to the field. they stood together silently. they cried, they barely said a word for more than an hour. some friends told abc 7 news they got tattoos to remember her everyone was a turtle to her. usually i get flowers on a birthday but i never had to do something like this. losing someone is so hard. from the bottom of my heart and from the bottom of my family s heart i wanted to say thank you. that last person you heard speaking was her brother. he sang to everyone last night she was a host