on what came of this meeting and whether the president did all he said he would do. jacqui heinrich in jeddah with more. jacqui? hi, neil. this controversial fist bump has drawn condemnation from across the political spectrum, across the media, the washington post publishers condemning it and saying it gave mbs basically the approval that he had so desperately been seeking from biden s visit. the president holding that press conference and affirming that he did bring up jamal khaishoggi s name in his meeting with the count prince. listen to what he said. i raised it at the top of the meeting making it clear what i thought at the time and what i think of it now. exactly it s straightforward and direct in discussing it. i made my crew crystal clear. i said straightforwardly, for an american to be silent on an issue of human rights is inconsist tint with who we are and who i am. i ll always stand up for our values. the president says that mbs responded saying that he w
Hasn t acted to pass the senate s supreme court police parody act? do you think justices families deserve protections? secretary yellen, you said when can americans expect to see relief from high prices? neil: you know, it says that you re ignored by the mightiest people in washington but you re relentless. the slamming the door thing, that had to bother you. did they have to do that? you know what? it didn t. it was disappointing. i was hoping she was going to roll down the window and say actually i m going to take your question. so i was waiting there just in case. that didn t happen. she did drive away. for every time we don t get someone, it makes it that much more exciting when someone decides to talk to us. you have manchin and others.
By a judge should be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than for one year. why not read her the code and say why are you encouraging breaking this law? do you no longer enforce it? harris: well, there s that part of it and then the other part is the supreme court police parody act that republican texas senator john cornin and democrat delaware senator just on may 9th, that was just yesterday it passed. it goes to the house, it was unanimous in the senate. and that calls for providing police protection immediately to families of the nine justices and officers of the court. and if a marshal determines more protection is necessary. i mean, look, we have laws on the books. we ve got u.s. code 18. and now, we have law that s moving to put assets in place to protect these people. this is not a good look for the protesters because what they re doing is protected free speech. but it s not protected when you go to the home of someone like this and you never know.