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[shouting questions] lowering gasoline prices. thank you very much. [shouting questions] mr. president. thank you very much. the press conference. jesse: the white house getting called out for putting biden in the presidential witness protection program and things are getting so bad that even the left-wing associated press is knocking biden for falling short on transparency and avoiding important questions. in fact, biden has done fewer news conferences and interviews in the last then the last five presidents and it s not even close. biden is held nine news conferences since taking office compared to trump s 22 and obama s 27. he is outpacing the others with 200 informal q&as. the white house says biden is always eager to talk. he takes questions multiple times a week. his schedule has quite packed. hopefully we ll be able to add local interviews. this president has done 140, maybe 150 short q&as where he takes questions from the press. typically a couple ....
able to safely keep our children in school. every jurisdiction is going to have to make these decisions locally. but what i will say is the most important thing we can do is get our children vaccinated. get our teachers vaccinated, get our teenagers vaccinated. and then, to practice all of those layered mitigation strategies that have been proven to work. well, the president facing all of this and more, as he makes his way back to the white house after spending saturday in nevada, where he and other top democrats paid tribute to the late senate majority leader harry reid. harry cared so much about his fellow americans. and so little about what anybody thought of him. it was all search light, no spotlight. during my time in the senate, he was more generous to me than i have any right to expect. he was one of the first people to encourage me to run for president. believing that despite my youth, despite my inexperience, despite the fact that i was african-american, ....
of kazakhstan. this was the main government building in kazakhstan s largest silly, on wednesday. has been involved in protests, this all week. protests that began as a backlash against high gas prices. but quickly evolved into a revolt against the autocratic regime that is ruled kazakhstan for over 30 years. protesters also stormed the presidential palace, setting it on fire. they pulled down a statue of kazakhstan s former dictator who, by all accounts still basically runs the country, through his handpicked successor. for decades, kazakhstan has been ruled by this one guy. he was the longest serving ruler of any ex soviet state. things feel like they will never change, until they suddenly do. you may not have been following the story this week, we ve had quite a bit on our minds at home, but chances, are you recognize this. you recognize this sort of narrative. we ve been observing it in that part of the world for decades. the people of a former soviet republic risin ....
ask pence to appear voluntarily. the panel s chairman, bennie thompson, quote, you could expect that before the month is out. tonight one member of the committee explained why pence s information is critical for their inquiry. he would have, i think, very undoubtedly relevant testimony for us about that pressure campaign. he would be in a better position to speak to it. all the efforts to violate his constitutional duty to count the votes and instead reject votes without basis. as the chairman indicated, we intend to extend that vision fairly soon. so let s hope he ll do the right thing. chairman thompson says they are also focusing more intensely on the role some members of congress played ahead of january 6th. we have information that members hosted people who came to washington on that day in their office. we have information that before the actual certification, people came earlier, were given tours in the capitol. we have pictures of members taken taking pi ....
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster daisy mcandrew and rosamund urwin, media editor for the sunday times.. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. let s take a look at some of tomorrow s front pages already in, starting with. the independent the paper leads tributes to the hollywood actor, sidney poitier, the first black man to win a best actor oscar, who died at the age of 94. the guardian reports how the government has been accused of meddling over the colston statue case as the attorney general announces she may refer it to the court of appeal. the i leads with what it describes as an nhs exodus of staff after it reports record numbers left the health service last year. turning to the telegraph the panel of experts called thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation advises that new data shows a fourth jab won t be neccesary at least for the time being. it also features a familiar f ....