all right. critics specifically point to her stance on the laptop that once belonged to hunter biden. he s under federal investigation for his overseas business dealings. that story picked up during the presidential debate of 2020. but was sen surred by major social media outlets. we sat down with the associated press and asked about the laptop. she said we should view it as a trump campaign product. white house officials are defending the board. jen psaki just moments ago during a press briefing when asked by jacqui heinrich about this board and about nina jancowicz. she says there s going to be a lot of issues with migration if title 42 in fact is repealed, which all indications looks like it may be. jen psaki said there s a lot of misinformation when it comes to migrants learning about possibly coming to the united states and people just sowing information that is not true. that is the concern right there course to the white house. what makes this different, trace, a
some thoughts. first on this friday, fox news alert to a political hail mary for democrats. polls showing potential disaster in the november midterms, president biden is looking to deliver the party a win by cancelling millions, if not billions in student loans. all of this as experts warn the move to make the inflation crisis even worse. hello, welcome to friday. sandra smith in new york. america reports on a friday afternoon in new york. biden saying on thursday he s considering cancelling some student loan debt. just not the $50,000 per borrower thrown around by some in his party. the president says he ll have an answer in a couple weeks. democrats like senate majority whip dick durbin suggesting it could help win over younger voters. john: and the president needs some help there. republican senators like mitt romney are mocking democrats calling them desperate. aishah hasnie is on capitol hill. do the democrats think it s going to happen? absolutely, john. goo
biggest monthly decline since the 2008 financial crisis. the bad news from wall street continues as the federal reserve considers raising interest rates to fight inflation which has skyrocketed and yesterday s negative reports showing that u.s. economy shrank for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began. fox business correspondent jackie deangela s is in new york to break down the numbers. good evening, jacqui. good evening to you, bret. that s right, stocks plunging on wall street today in the biggest sell off in almost two years. several concerns driving this today. a measure of inflation called the pce. that s personal consumption expenditure prices up 6.6% year over year. the highest since january of 1982. this is a little different than the consumer price index that everyone talks about which is trending up 8.5% year over year. one tells you how much prices are rising this one tells you what consumers pay across a basket of items and accounts for how their b
may forgive some federal student debt. a plan that many lawmakers believe could make inbeflation much worse. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, jack question. good evening to you, bret. today the white house unveiled a new $33 billion spending badge e that would give military and military funding to ukraine and he pushed congress, the president did, to act on this quickly. but amid new signs of a worsening economy and outstanding requests for more funding, including for covid, it is annual uphill battle at the cap will toll. g.d.p. declined 1.4 pace in the first quarter. surprising economists who are predicting 1% growth. a second quarter of negative growth would constitute a recession. president biden tried to tamp down fears. they are not predicting a recession now some are predicting there may be a recession in 2023. the white house blamed the slow down on a reduction in inventory growth not inv
so glad you are with us on cnn this morning. top of the hour. and it is pre-debate morning. the rnc has released the official lineup for tomorrow s presidential debate. frontrunner donald trump not on this list. instead, he is getting ready to surrender the next day on felony charges in georgia. a california clothing store owner shot and killed over a pride flag. our friends will join us live. a deep dive report from the new yorker reveals elon musk s influence over wards and the federal government s inability to rein him in. this hour of cnn this morning starts right now. former president former president says he will turn himself into the fulton county jail this thursday. it will be his fourth arrest this year. trump agreed to a $200,000 bond on 13 felony charges for trying to overturn his 2020 loss in georgia. his bond set some strict conditions. the judge has warned trump he is not allowed to threaten or intimidate any witnesses and his 18 co-defendants in the