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RUSH TRANSCRIPT: Wallace: “It was hard decision, Lulu. What in the world was Kristi Noem thinking? One to do it and to to tell the world about it.” Garcia-NAVARRO: “I literally find this entire thing mystifying in every possible way as a dog owner and lover and I know that people on farms have a tough attitude towards animals that she was like, that was her companion. It‘s tragic, it‘s terrible. And I‘ll also say, what was she thinking and all of this, I mean, apparently she said she met Kim Jong Un at a certain point and that‘s been shown to be like fantasy, like who, fact check this book that is, I think what comes to the fore of this? She has been so surrounded by MAGA world that she thinks she can say anything and do anything. And when it gets pushed out into the wider public, I think she‘s found that the reaction is slightly different.”

RUSH TRANSCRIPT: GIGOT: “So what happens when students, a group of fact if all the city and students come and say, look, you must as a school with your endowment divest itself from, say,’s Israel, which is one of the demands that all of these student groups tend to be make of their, of their universities? If I mean, do you sit down and talk to theming or do you say thanks for your counsel, but now go back to class?” DANIELS: “You know, this – we all know the absurdity, the complete futility for one thing even if it were an appropriate policy to desert an ally and a democratic country. This wouldn’t with do any good. So we didn’t a lot of time on that. We didn’t have too much of that. The so-called demands tend to focus more on on-campus policies. But that was what the answer would have been.”

RUSH TRANSCRIPT: BERRY: “It’s really important that we lean into our health care in mid-life, not lean out. It’s really important that when we go to see our doctors, they have thoughtful conversations with us about what’s going on with us. I have to do what no man can do, I have to say it, I said, I’m in menopause! Okay?”

RUSH TRANSCRIPT: Steele: “As you are expanding the argument, we have news from NBC News that the campaign is trying to shorten speeches, less is more. Shorter and crisper speeches. I think that is a very smart idea. For everyone. I appreciate that approach. It is a way for the president to hit with clarity and stick his points and move on and not get lost toes about the scene setting around their and trying to reimagine the campaign going forward with what you just said. This idea of the president tightening his grip on the speeches.” FULKS: “Our campaign believes in quality over quantity. These touches and smaller things getting directly to the point of what is going on in this election are going to be easier for voters to tap into and also to go out and say and talk to their friends and family about what is at stake. Those are some simple things that we can say. Donald Trump is responsible for the fact that one in three women are living in an abortion ban. We’ve got to remove the clutter. Voters are tuning in. Donald Trump wants to be a dictator on day one and he is saying that he is proud and—“

FINN: “Over in Washington, D.C., at George Washington University, yesterday staff unfurled a large American flag above the anti-Israel protest there. But then later on in the day, protesters projected a ‘Genocide Joe’ signal onto that American flag. And in Los Angeles, at UCLA, the pro-Palestine encampment there was quite literally trashed.”

RUSH TRANSCRIPT: BLITZER: “I want to get your reaction to this part of Hope x‘s testimony today about the discussions on that Wall Street Journal story. She said this and I am quoting now: Everything we talked about in the context of this time period and this timeframe was about whether or not there was an impact on the campaign, how damaging was that?” CONWAY: “Yeah, I mean, look, it was obviously her testimony was that this was just a major major event. And if we all remember that weekend when the Access Hollywood tape dropped, I mean, as Hope Hicks testified, there was a hurricane that weekend and nobody covered the hurricane. And there was absolutely every reason to believe that any further stories about Trump‘s behavior with respect to women would be harmful to Trump and that‘s the reason why. And frankly, it‘s the reason why they cook this stuff, this whole conspiracy back to 2015 with Pecker that‘s why they paid off McDougal and they paid off Stormy Daniels.”

Biden: “I first met Katie Ledecky in 2012. I thought, my God, what an athlete. She won her first Olympic gold at age 15. And through hard work and humility, she’s won 10 Olympic medals. 10. 21 world championship titles, became the greatest female swimmer of all time. She continues to compete this summer at the Paralympics at age 27, which some say is old for swimming. 27 — don’t — don’t let age get in your way, I mean — Katie, age is just a number, kid. And I — and I can’t wait to welcome you back to the White House with more medals from Team USA. I really mean it. You’re the best. (applause)”

Reporter: “What did you ask — what did you talk about with the president?” HAMILL: “First of all, I only expected to be there for like five minutes. He showed us all these photographs, and you know, it was really amazing to me, because, you know, I was — I was invited to the Carter White House and I came. And then I came to the Obama White House, but I never was invited into the Oval Office and it was a large gathering. So this one was really extra special.”

Ocasio-Cortez: “There is a psychic weight to living in communities that are designed to be disconnected. It affects your social life. My neighborhood that I’m from, in The Bronx and Parkchester, we have some of the longest commutes in all of New York City. It is a commute not just to work, it is a commute to do anything. It is a commute to connect socially. It is a commute to connect spiritually. These decisions are designed to disconnect, disempower and isolate people. And when you layer that with a lot of Robert Moses’ racist intent to very much do so to a very specific kind of people, black, brown, low income, poor, etc., you can really see how it actually builds in organizing challenges to communities who actually want to empower themselves.”

Wallace: “There is something consistently dark. (...) He’s always been dark and he’s always been self-obsessed, a villainous narcissist, but there’s something more so.” (...) “Over the clear and present danger that the disgraced, twice-impeached, four times indicted ex-president poses to American democracy today.” (...) “We as a nation and as a Republic are not out of danger from Trump and Trumpism just yet.” (...) “Something really bad is going to happen, OK? It’s about to hit the fan in this country. When something happens what do you want to be able to tell your kids and grandkids you did. You good with nothing?” (...) “And if Donald Trump were president right now the world would be a much, much more dangerous place.” (...) “Trump’s affinity for Hitler was always covered under an umbrella of his stupidity, right?” (...) “America can survive one Trump term, it won’t survive a second.” (...) “There were no problems. But what — what we’ve also said to election deniers is not just they can do that on our airwaves, they — they — they can do that as one of us, as carrying employees of NBC News, as paid contributors to our sacred airwaves.” (...) “So you know, it’s time to do something different. Like we’re not going to have this conversation again.” (...) “Trump is running as an autocrat, full stop.” (...) “What is your plan for making sure he’s never president?” (...) “I mean, let’s deal with Hitler, OK?” (...) “In the cesspool that is the MAGA base.” (...) “He lies easier than he breathes.” (...) “Because at this exact time next year, depending on what happens in November, seven months from now, we can’t say for certain that there would even be a White House Correspondents Dinner, or even a free press, or even a White House Press Corps.” (...) “This time next year, I might not be sitting here.”

COLBERT: “You also wrote this in the Los Angeles Times recently, this was in November. You wrote this opinion piece there, it says ‘Cozying up to Trump, Univision is betraying its Spanish-speaking viewers.’ How so?” LEGUIZAMO: “Well, it’s kind of insidious because Spanish-speaking-only Latinos watch Univision and that’s where they get all their news and information. So, you should be impartial. You should be non-partisan. And they are not. It’s problematic to me.” COLBERT: “Are they right-wing in some way?” LEGUIZAMO: “Well, I have spoken off the record with some of the newscasters and they said that they were leaning — they were pushing them right way and they had Trump on. They softballed the whole questions. They wouldn’t allow Biden commercials on. Then they didn’t have Biden on for a long, long time. So I had to call them out on it. I called them out and their marketing people called me back.” COLBERT: “What did they say? LEGUIZAMO: “They said, ‘It’s not true. You know, we are not really — we are doing every thing we can to be nonpartisan.’ But I’m like, ‘Yo, how are you doing all these things that are not — that are leaning very MAGA?’ You need to be non-partial, otherwise I’m going to call you out again. So, I won’t be on Univision. I won’t be — they have the highest-rated Spanish language show. So I won’t be on ‘La flaca de gorda.’” (Laughter) COLBERT: “That’s too bad.” LEGUIZAMO: “For them.” COLBERT: “What does that mean?” LEGUIZAMO: “‘The Skinny and the Fat One.’ See, it plays better in Spanish. Because she’s skinny and he’s heavier.” COLBERT: “He’s far. I get the idea.” LEGUIZAMO: “You’re very sharp.” COLBERT: “Thank you very much.” LEGUIZAMO:” You’re from the Midwest, right?” COLBERT: “I’m from South Carolina.” LEGUIZAMO: “Oh, even sharper.” COLBERT: “Yes.”

BERNSTEIN: “The U.S. government can’t go bankrupt because we can print our own money.” UNKNOWN: “It obviously begs the question, why exactly are we borrowing in a currency that we print ourselves? I’m waiting for someone to stand up and say, ‘Why do we borrow our own currency in the first place?’ Reporter: “Like you said, they print the dollar. So why does the government even borrow?” BERNSTEIN: “Well, um, the, uh — so the, I mean, again — some of this stuff gets — some of the language that the MM — some of the language and concepts are just confusing. I mean, the government definitely prints money and it definitely lends that money. Which is why — the government definitely prints money and then it lends that money by — by selling bonds. Is that what they do? They — they — yeah, they — they — they sell bonds. Yeah, they sell bonds, right? Since they sell bonds and people buy the bonds and lend them the money. Yeah, so a lot of times — a lot of times, at least to my ear, with MMT, the language and the concepts can be kind of unnecessarily confusing, but there is no question that the government prints money and then it uses that money to um — so, um, yeah, I guess I’m just — I can’t really talk. I don’t get it. I don’t know what they’re talking about, like, ‘cause it’s like, the government clearly prints money, it does it all the time, and it clearly borrows. Otherwise we wouldn’t be having this debt and deficit conversation. So I don’t think there’s anything confusing there.”

RUSH TRANSCRIPT: >> Hannity: let me ask you about your recent meeting with President Trump which I was glad to see to be very honest from the very beginning and I had said it often, publicly that I did not like the contentious battle that had emerged between two former friends and allies. I didn’t like it one bit. I’m glad they both got together, whatever you feel like sharing, share. I’m sure there’s probably part of it that was confidential between the two of you. >> I mean back in January I endorsed him. I think it’s really important that we win this election and I reiterated that to him. We are going to be active in a variety of capacities throughout the rest of the year to help not just the top ticket but all around the country and particularly in Florida with some of the key issues we have to deal with. A lot of it was connecting about things. He has a kid going to college, I’m a dad I’ve got three young kids in the household. He’s concerned about how my wife is doing. Cancer scare a couple of years ago. It was just a good meeting and a good conversation. He understands the importance of this election, he understands the damage that Biden is doing and I think you would see 180-degree different policies if we are able to win in November which is important that we do.

RUSH TRANSCRIPT: >> We have to take a break in a moment, but I have been wondering all day what you thought of this Trump post where he is is — he said contrary to the fake news media I don’t fall asleep during the crooked d.a.s witchhunt. I simply close my beautiful blue eyes, sometimes, listen intently, and take it all in. George Conway. >> That is perfect Donald Trump. His reputation has been in the past that he is sleepy Donald. I’ve talked to people who wrote books about him back in the day and he never showed up at Trump Tower before 11:00 A.M. And we know what he did at the White House. He was not there in the morning. He was not an early riser to read his important briefing books. This is rough on him. He has to get up every morning. He is not free to fly around the country like we are and the people on the telephone commercials. >> There is that for a reason.

[Clip starts] AINSLEY (voice-over): “Tonight among the record wave of migrants crossing the southern border a suspected ISIS member who lived freely in the U.S. for nearly two years, two U.S. officials tell NBC News. 30-three-year-old Javokhir Attoev of Uzbekistan crossed into Arizona and February 2022, where he was apprehended and vetted by both Customs and Border Protection and ICE. He was not on the U.S. terror watchlist and he was released into the U.S., two sources tell us. Then in May 2023 Uzbekistan put down an international alert, saying that Attoev was affiliated with ISIS and wanted there. But it took nearly a year for U.S. officials to figure out this suspected ISIS member was living freely here in the U.S..” [Clip ends] AINSLEY (on camera): “U.S. officials tell us DHS made the alarming discovery after reviewing Attoev’s application for asylum. Shortly after DHS connected the dots ICE arrested him here in Baltimore, just two weeks ago.” [Clip starts] AINSLEY (voice-over): “Former Homeland Security officials tell us his case raises red flags about the vetting process for migrants after they cross the border.” AINSLEY (on camera): “Should alarm bells be going off here?” NEUMANN: “We are in the midst of a really volatile threat environment. Anytime I see a gap in a system like we — we are seeing in this case, I do have concerns. Anytime you have just a massive volume of people, like we do, our systems are overwhelmed and we need more resources at the southern border to properly protect the homeland.” [Clip ends]

UNKNOWN FEMALE: “I think it’s more than divestment as well. I think, given the fact that the University of California is founded on colonialism, it’s inherently a violent institution. There needs to be an adjustment of U.S. imperialism and its ties to you the UC system and how it perpetuates war and violence abroad. Not only abroad, but also here locally. We see this with the — the — the brutality, the police brutality, that black and brown students face here at UCLA, Arab students, Muslim students, Palestinian students, and I myself have personally have been, like faced that — those violences that the UC has perpetuated and continues to perpetuate. It’s not just a means of divestment, it’s a divestment from Zionism. Yeah.”

POMERANTZ: “On the advice of counsel, I’m not going to answer that question, sir.” Gaetz: “Asserting what privilege?” POMERANTZ: “Privilege against self-incrimination.” Gaetz: “And did you knowingly break any laws when investigating President Trump?” DUBECK: “Objection.” POMERANTZ: “Same response.” Gaetz: “Did you break any laws when you worked at the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office?” DUBECK: “Objection.” POMERANTZ: “Same response.” Gaetz: “Mr. Pomerantz, did you violate any person’s constitutional rights when you worked on the Trump investigation?” DUBECK: “Objection.” POMERANTZ: “I have the same response to your question” Gaetz: “Mr. Pomerantz, did you violate any person’s constitutional rights while you worked at the Manhattan DA’s Office? DUBECK: “Objection.” POMERANTZ: “Same answer.” Gaetz: “Did you misuse any federal funds while investigating President Trump?” POMERANTZ: “Same response.” Gaetz: “Did you misuse any federal funds while you were working in the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office?” POMERANTZ: “Same response.” Gaetz: “And did you violate any New York State bar rules while you’re investigating President Trump?” DUBECK: “Objection.” POMERANTZ: “Same response.” Gaetz: “Did you violate any New York State bar rules while you were working in the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office?” DUBECK: “Objection.” POMERANTZ: “Same response.” Gaetz: “And did you violate any canons of legal ethics when you were investigating President Trump?” DUBECK: “Objection.” POMERANTZ: “Same response.” Gaetz: “Did you ever violate any canons of legal ethics while you worked at the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office?” DUBECK: “Objection.” POMERANTZ: “The same response.”

Sharpton: “But — but that is the bottom — anytime what you are protesting for —“ SCARBOROUGH: “Right.” Sharpton: “— become secondary to what you are doing, then you’re really not protesting for it. And — and — and you in many ways dramatize. What we did in the ‘80s, what I did later in other situations was to bring attention to a cause, not become the cause.” SCARBOROUGH: “Right.” Sharpton: “And what is troubling me about a lot of this is they become the cause, it’s about them. It is not about pushing the cause. They need to ask themselves if they were sincere.” GEIST: “Right.” Sharpton: “Are you really focusing on what’s going on in Gaza, about the children, about the women, about the innocent people and in Israel? Are you focusing on whether or not you are violent or whether or not you can say the most incendiary statement? How are you guiding this? It’s about them. And I think —“ BRZEZINSKI: “Right.” Sharpton: “— they — they’ve lost the message. And I think that’s because they’ve been infiltrated by people that are there —“ [crosstalk] SCARBOROUGH: “Yes.” BRZEZINSKI: “That is what I’m worried about.” SCARBOROUGH: “Well, and that is — that’s — that’s what we’re all worried about.”

WAGNER: “Joining me now is Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal, Democrat from the great state of Washington and chair of the House Progressive Caucus. Congresswoman Jayapal, thanks for joining me and helping me understand what exactly went down in the House today. I mean, my first question is, the language of this bill and why it was so broad. Do you have a sort of a thesis as to why the scope was so large?” Jayapal: “Yeah, Alex, I do, and that is that, unfortunately, I think Republicans are trying to weaponize anti-Semitism. They want to bring bills to the floor that actually divide Democrats. And what we really need to do if we want to tackle anti-Semitism, which I believe every Democrat does want to do, and many Republicans, we would do — we would bring a bipartisan bill and we would have a whole-of-government approach that involves educating people about what anti-Semitism is and what it isn’t, and making sure that we are all speaking with one voice. I think it’s incredibly hurtful to the cause of eliminating anti-Semitism for Republicans to weaponize it and to be hypocrites about bringing forward something that is for pure political gain, not about fighting anti-Semitism. So that’s why I think they brought this bill, because they knew that it would not get full Democratic support because it doesn’t get full support from the Jewish community. It doesn’t get full support from people who have looked at this issue and said, ‘We have to be very careful about how we define this.’ And especially, by the way, this is being targeted and tied to educational funds that go to colleges, so it has incredibly important ramifications.” WAGNER: “Well, and sort of a dual-pronged attack both on Democrats and liberal institutions of higher education.”

Did you hear what else he said she said the people that of of structure they’re coming in this country that most of them is because of climate change. I didn’t hear that one asked. Amazing, it is straight out us our part. I history that south park wow like what they are now. I like waiting, oh, like our, that is there more climate changed more than I know you do know some. I don’t know like what he’s saying in the what’s going on down. There best are those clips. I just saw one on Instagram the other day from like 19. 80 five were a news casters it I they might have been been. Black and white she sang the the climate change. Scientists tell us that we may only have 10 years before the earth is destroyed. 19 90 two is gonna be the year and then whoever made this clip, they juxtaposed her clip with one from a Bernie Sanders, saying the exact same thing with a. Different date, you know how many decades later

Hannity: “Governor, I know you have responded, you responded on X on Sunday and you gave more explanation to this, but you talk about this 14-month-old dog as untrainable, you describe it as a trained assassin, how the dog was killing chickens of a local neighbor and how the dog even went to bite you and I believe bit others as well. Tell us, in your words, why it came to that decision. I mean, unfortunately, dogs that are violent sometimes have to be put down, but I guess people, because you shot the dog — is there a difference which way you put a dog down? I’m not really sure. But I don’t think people understood it. I want to give you a chance to explain. NOEM: “Well, Sean, you know how the fake news works. They leave out some or most of the facts of a story, they put the worst spin on it, and that’s what’s happened in this case. I hope people really do buy this book and they find out the truth of this story, because the truth of this story is that this was a working dog and it was not a puppy, it was a dog that was extremely dangerous, it had come to us from a family who found her way too aggressive, we were her second chance and she was — the day she was put down was a day that she massacred livestock that were part of our neighbors, she attacked me. And it was a hard decision. And the reason it’s in the book is because this book is filled with tough, challenging decisions that I’ve had to make throughout my life. And I hope that people understand from this that what the point of the story is, is that most politicians, they will run from the truth, they will shy away and hide from making tough decisions. I don’t do either of those. I tell the truth and I make tough decisions. People attacked me during Covid for keeping my state open, they called me wrong and attacked me night after night on TV for not doing mandates and not forcing people to get vaccines or wear masks. They are doing it again now with this. I just hope people will read the book, find out the truth, because this was a dangerous animal and I had a choice between keeping my small children and other people safe or a dangerous animal, and I chose the safety of my children.” Hannity: “You know, I was shocked when we learned that Joe Biden, he has a German shepherd, that when all is said and done, 24 Secret Service agents were bitten by a German shepherd, by a big dog. I want to go back to something you say. You said you followed the law in your book. What is the law?” NOEM: “Virtually every state has a law in place that says that animals that attack and kill livestock can be put down in situations like this. But I will tell you, Sean, to farmers and ranchers, they expect it. They know that once an animal like this start killing and start killing just because they enjoy it, that that is a very dangerous animal. That was the situation that we were dealing with. And I’m a dog lover, I trained dogs for years, I’ve been around hundreds of them, of course, and so this was a tough situation and very difficult. But that’s what happens in rural America many times and, you know, I hope people do read the facts of the story and truly understand that I’m a mom and at the time I had small children, a lot of small kiddos that worked around our business and people and I wanted to make sure that they were safe. And dogs that have this kind of a problem, that have been to training for months and still kill for fun, they are extremely dangerous and a responsible owner does what they need to do and what the law will allow.” Hannity: “A dog trainer friend of mine actually describes every dog as a baby wolf and they have a pack mentality. Once they get aggressive, it’s very difficult to alter and change that behavior. Look at the case of Joe Biden. Initially, we had heard, okay, maybe Secret Service agent, maybe three, and then at one point we read 24? In that particular case, if somebody is biting people and in large numbers like that, it’s a sad thing to do, but at some point, doesn’t it become the responsible thing for the safety of others that you don’t allow a dog at least around anybody else, at the very least?” NOEM: “Well, and that was our situation, was this dog had come to us from another family that had already found her to be too aggressive. They’d had issues before and we put her through months of training and were working with her. It’s an unfortunate situation, but one that I hope people understand that they need to hear the truth, not what the media has been spending. The media continuously, through the fake news, does not always tell the truth, they spin the story. They did the same thing to me during Covid and they are doing it again here. I hope people buy the book and read the truth.” Hannity: “All right. The book is available, by the way, online. You go to Amazon.com and read it for yourself and, as always, you decide.”

Trump: “And we had the safest border in the history of our country, and now we have the worst border in the history of the world. There’s never been a border like it. Crooked Joe Biden, in his horrible way, it’s just he’s made our country a dumping ground. In Venezuela, violent crime is down 67% because they took their criminals and their gang members and their drug dealers, and they moved them into the United States of America, and their crime is now down 67%. That’s a beauty. And right here in Michigan, your state is being torn up to pieces with migrant crime. It’s a new term, ‘migrant crime.’ Three months ago, an illegal alien criminal was sentenced in Kent County for executing a 22-year-old Grand Rapids woman while she was in the car with her one-year-old baby, shooting her at least five times, four times in the head, with a rifle at point-blank range, while the killer was — and he was wanted all over the world. He couldn’t get in during the Trump Administration. But, like everybody else, he just walked in during the Biden Administration, killed this woman viciously and violently. In Oakland County, organized squads of illegal alien gang members — and they are taking over, these — the only thing good about them is they make our criminals look like nice people, okay? These are rough people. They’re hiding in the bushes, breaking into rural and suburban homes after dark, looting them for jewelry, purses, electronics, watches, cash. You know better than I do, that’s in Oakland, but it’s all over your state. It’s all over almost every state. And last week in St. Joseph’s County, an illegal alien was charged with breaking into a Michigan home and sexually assaulting two young girls while threatening to kill them if they screamed and tried to escape. When I return to the White House, we will stop the plunder, rape, slaughter and destruction of the American suburbs, cities and towns. We’re going to stop it cold. We will immediately end all sanctuary and deadly sanctuary cities. I will shift massive portions of federal law enforcement to immigration enforcement and we will impose a naval blockade on the cartels, because when we clean up the land, they come in by sea. And they have plenty of money to do it. We will put the cartels at a business. They will be out of business quickly. And on day one, we will begin the largest domestic deportation operation in American history.” (Cheering and Applause)

Wallace: “Mr. Mayor, I know a lot of your focus now is on managing the city in a moment of crisis, these protests. I want to ask you about the original challenge, though, for the city and Columbia, and that is making Jewish students feel safe on Columbia University and in New York City. Can you tell us what that looks like?” Adams: “We have one of the best police departments on the globe, if not the best, and dealing with a multitude of different moments is something that we are trained to do. And when you look at the actions that we have taken to address this issue, we’ve seen an increase in hate crimes, graffiti, and terminologies, but the assault on Jewish students is something that is just not happening. And when it does, and if it does, we’re going to make the proper investigation and apprehensions and arrests.”

BURNETT: “Breaking news: Marjorie Taylor Greene speaking out to Manu Raju, hitting back at her own party, under fire for announcing today that she is forcing the vote to oust Speaker Johnson.” [Clip starts] Taylor Greene: “What you guys need to know is I really don’t give a rat’s ass what anybody up here says about what I’m doing.” [Clip ends] BURNETT: “Well, it comes as Johnson is holding firm that he will not bend to the demands of Marjorie Taylor Greene.” [Clip starts] Reporter: “Marjorie Taylor Greene has called on you to resign. Sir, quickly, will you resign?” Johnson: “Of course not. It’s absurd.” [Clip ends]

Reporter: “And I understand that President Biden historically has spoken —“ Jean-Pierre: “Yeah.” Reporter: “— very forcefully about anti-Semitism. But this week he’s not. He’s MIA. Is he that worried about losing the youth vote with these protesters?” Jean-Pierre: “I’m going to be mindful. You’re talking about youth vote, you’re talking about 2024. No, no, no. Well —“ [crosstalk] Reporter: “Support of young people.” Jean-Pierre: “I’m — I — I have to say what I have to say, and just give me a second. So I’m not going to speak about — somebody’s doorbell. Is that a doorbell?” UNKNOWN FEMALE: “Yeah. Alarm.” Jean-Pierre: “An alarm. OK. All right. And I’ll speak more broadly. I can’t speak to youth — youth and support and voters, that’s not something I can do from here. The president has taken a lot of policy actions here that he knows that young people care about. And a lot of those actions are popular with those young folks, whether it’s giving a little bit of breathing room with student debt relief, something we made an announcement today, matter of fact, and we are going to continue to do that, because we think it’s important as families or as an American, and you coming out of college, and you want to build a family, buy a home, you have the opportunity to do that and not be crushed by student debt. The president understands how important it is to deal with that issue. Climate change, something that young people really truly care about. One of the crises that the president said he came into having to deal with was the climate change crisis, as the president has taken more, has taken aggressive, aggressive action to deal with climate crisis. You look, I can’t speak to — I can’t speak to youth voters or their support. What we’re going to do is continue to take actions that we believe helps all Americans and all communities.”