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The president did create a record number of jobs. they are paying more at the grocery store and at the pump every day. let's bring in to share their reporting and insights, chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins, alex burns of "the new york times" and seung min kim of "the washington post." kaitlan collins to you first. the president and his team had hoped the economic numbers like inflation would get better early in the election year. they hoped that would bring his numbers up. not yet. >> president biden told me in december that he thought that was the peak of the crisis when it cam...

Dangerous night for manchester united. it's a great weekend for sports fans, it's also the start of rugby union's six nations championship. wales will begin their title defence tomorrow in dublin against ireland after that, it's the calcutta cup at murrayfield. scotland won at twickenham last year for the first time since 1983 but only finished 4th in the table. albeit above england. they are being atipped as dark horse in this years tournament off the back of a strong autumn series that included a victory over australia. we have the backing of our or defence and we give them a lot to cheer ab...

>> we give pretty clear guidance to the law enforcement agencies that they should only use the predictions that come back from our facial recognition technology if they have confidence levels of at least 99% and then only as one almost of a human-driven decision, but i also understand why people are concerned and i also think that it's very reasonable for governments to put regulations in place that provide extra guidelines for how the technology should be used. >> but what if the problem is not the user but the artificial intelligence taking over all of big tech and its potential for bias? wo...

Your words. there have been concerns about racial and gender discrimination. how do you protect against that? >> we give pretty clear guidance to the law enforcement agencies that they should only use the predictions that come back from our facial recognition technology if they have confidence levels of at least 99% and then only as one almost of a human-driven decision, but i also understand why people are concerned and i also think that it's very reasonable for governments to put regulations in place that provide extra guidelines for how the technology should be used. >> but what if the prob...

Let's hear it from you. what are your uncertainties? what are your confidence levels? what did you brief to the administration so we can look at that and say did the administration take this on board in a way that comb parts with united states national interest or not. this level of oversight, really haven't had that. >> how do you defend the point of view which is he's weighing human rights versus transactional policies. he's looking, he's set it himself, you know, he's considering a lot of things and, you know, he's kind of trunkated it to the fact there's a lot of money, a lot of jobs here....