that s wrong, very wrong for jen psaki to suggest that violent crime is of no concern. she may feel safe in the white house, one of the most protected buildings in the united states, but not everybody feels safe in their workplace. a poll putting americans at odds. voters are frustrated with the spike in violence. 54% approve of how biden is tackling them overall, and businesses are forced to take matters into their own hands. a california jewelry store owner frustrated with officials after fending off would-be robbers by himself. no one is doing anything. just now, i think they got the surveillance videos. they have been working on them, but haven t heard anything. nothing happens. i wanted to reach out to those lawmakers, but nothing happens. dana: in the reuters poll,
even just now i think, you know, they got all the surveillance videos. and they have been working on them but haven t heard anything. nothing happened, so i mean, been known that nothing is going to happen. and even if they would get caught, they are all teenagers. so, imagine how long they are going to go jail for and they will come out more like more 18 years and they will be more professional. carley: feels so uncertain i m sure this has stopped your mind what if they come back do? i mean, still waiting for it i mean, we stand all day outside. and basically the business is really slow. business is bad. people are not coming to the mall. people are scared because of covid and all those and that s what it is. have other store owners said anything about this? this video obviously terrifying
so far not. we re looking forward to see how and get out of here with the family. but so far we contacted the embassy and we fill out the form to be evacuated. but so far we haven t heard anything. what is your reaction to what the u.s. government has said in terms of trying to get everybody out of afghanistan by the end of the month? do you feel abandoned by the u.s.? do you feel confident that they will be able to help you get out? we re very oept mystic about getting the help and getting out of here. i want to ask you finally about americans who may be
management, i don t know why he thinks he s an expert on forest management. even though as we know most of the forests in florida are controlled by the federal government and the fires didn t start in the forest but in shrub lands as far as we know. anyway, the president has his views and he s not shy about expressing them. one of those views on raking, simply raking the forest ground, steven, but also mr. trump also touching on climate change. let s listen to his response and we can talk about it on the other side. does the devastation change your opinion at all on climate change, mr. president? no. no. i have a strong opinion. i want great climate, we re going to have that and we re going to have forests that are very safe. we can t go through this every year, we go through this. we re going to have safe forests and that s happening as we
one of his top national security council officials who was handling saudi arabia and had just gone there to push for sanctions for some of those around the prince resigned on friday giving you the sense that there s some controversy inside the white house about how high to go in blaming khashoggi s death on the saudi crown prince. after all, this administration has put a lot of bets on the saudi crown principles, including jared kushner, the president s son-in-law, and the president himself. the crown prince doesn t at this point seem to be being moved aside by his father, though his powers seem to be tightened a little bit. so we ll see. i mean, the president does have foreign policy interests at stake. those are real. saudi arabia is an ally and i think he s going to be very, very, very reluctant to point