Front tech companies that are building these systems also need to equip journalists and newsrooms. rooms with the tools to be able to detract. a i generated imagery and content and maybe we see a new role evolved a. i fact checkers in newsrooms on the policy side of things, and maybe we require a i generating image systems to have a watermark on them. not to me that rooms the quality of the image, but something that could be detected by by system, so to speak, and maybe on social media posts. we always flag when something is a i generated, but we also need a societal conversation as to what do we want the boundaries of this technology to be going forward? and then, of course, educating deciding work broadly on this educated education classrooms on this yeah, that last part is so crucial for people themselves to be able to spot it. not just the companies. i mean, i don t think anyone on planet earth would confuse, don or i with astronauts, but our producers did have some fun with this and put into this to this generator , don lemon as an astronaut
Continued nervousness on wall street and in general about what s happening with these banks. yeah. a lot of worry that we re seeing. matt, thank you for walking us through that. i want to go to the white house and cnn s phil mattingly. so phil, of course biden was vice president when the obama administration was cleaning up the last financial crisis, the last banking crisis. i wonder how that s informing his approach. reporter: i think there s the policy and the political. on the policy side, when you look across what transpierd over the course of 36 hours behind closed doors, pretty much nonstop set of meetings and zooms and conference calls, as federal financial regulators put together the emergency intervention that they deployed last night, there was a recognition that speed is critical, and so is scale. i think trying to do as much as they possibly could to the extent their authority allowed as quickly as they possibly could given the growing concern, palpable sense that there is real risk of contagion in terms of the system here was critical, and i think that is very much a lesson learned from pretty much
But the city council had the votes to pass the measure anyway. progressives say biden who is on the record in support of d.c. statehood should stand with the city council even if it disagrees with their policy decision. this one has progressives saying you betrayed us. it s not just progressives, it s a widespread sentiment within the house democratic caucus that the white house betrayed them, did not communicate this properly and is undercutting a core position within their party which is to push for d.c. statehood, autonomy, allow d.c. to make its own laws and rules. i just got a statement from the chairwoman of the congressional progressive caucus in the house, pramila jayapal who said i am deeply disappointed to see the president announce he will allow congress to overturn a d.c. law for the first time in decades. this is simple, the district of columbia must be allowed to govern itself. that is on the policy side. then the politics, there were more than 170 house democrats who voted against this
Very clear statewide success in florida, has not been on the national stage, and has not faced the type of attack, the type of intensity of a primary challenge. and the president seemed to allude to that late last year when he was asked about desantis and a potential challenge. he has attacked desantis in the past, calling him a trump incarnate making clear that in his view trump and desantis are mostly interchangeable, which is a not so subtle effort on the political side of things. but i think the biggest way that you will see the president target desantis is in the policy space. he was down in florida a couple weeks ago and was talking about medicaid expansion. places where they feel like on the policy side of things they have very clear benefits in terms of a contrast, in terms of a debate. but, more broadly, i think, to some degree, he talked to biden advisers and other democrats. they ll not sure he ll get out of a primary. we think he s a glass jaw, wolf.
Investigating the president s family doesn t rank near the top of the issues that they see when they get their polls back and that s why they have maintained a pretty lasered focus on the president s agenda, what he is trying to accomplish on the policy side of things and ignoring or trying to defer on these issues making clear they will engreige in congressional committees investigating these issues if they are done in good faith. they don t think investigations into the if the s family are being done in good faith. when it comes to the re-election, nothing i have heard says this will have any impact whatsoever. they are full pspeed ahead. right now it s clear they think the political advantage on these issues is on their side, not the republicans. thanks. more on the legal and political implications which are two different sides of this, law enforcement analyst and fbi director andrew mccabe and congressman adam kinzinger and dana bash, co-anchor of cnn s state of the unionian.
Desantis carryover women getting exit, aided adding he personally wield her to get the jab, pushing an older women in a wheelchair. okay, let s take a step back. think about this for a minute. it is both dangerous and surreal. the twice impeached disgraced ex president, whose management of the pandemic was generally disaster, is compiling evidence against his chief potential lie rival saying he endorsed the most obvious basic public health measure against covid. the reason he s doing this is because he is worried that advocating for vaccines has become a brutal weakness among the american right. and he s probably right. and it s truly nuts. the primaries hasn t even begun yet. this is how it is opening. as we lose, let s be clear, about 500 people a day to covid, the third leading cause of death in the u.s. for the third year in a row. just think about how bad is going to get. how many excess deaths can they manage to rack up? think about how bad it s going to get in the policy side of things? not just the rhetoric. rhonda sanchez is the city governor of florida, where you can actually enact these ideas. he s working on a plan to permanently banned vaccine and mask mandates. yeah, vaccine mandates, who would want, that right?
And it s truly nuts. the primaries hasn t even begun yet. this is how it is opening. as we lose, let s be clear, about 500 people a day to covid, the third leading cause of death in the u.s. for the third year in a row. just think about how bad is going to get. how many excess deaths can they manage to rack up? think about how bad it s going to get in the policy side of things? not just the rhetoric. rhonda sanchez is the city governor of florida, where you can actually enact these ideas. he s working on a plan to permanently banned vaccine and mask mandates. yeah, vaccine mandates, who would want, that right? why would you want to mandate vaccines, right, american schoolchildren? and house republicans are reportedly lining up a plan to, and i quote here, got funding for, wait for it, the centers for disease control and prevention as part of their
Doesn t rank anywhere near the top of the issues that they see, when they get their poles back, and that s why they ve remained a pretty laser focus on the presidents agenda. but he s trying to accomplish on the policy side of things, ignoring or trying to differentiate shoes. making clear that they will engage with congressional committees on these issues, if they re done in good faith, implicitly, and that s if they don t think that investigations into the presidents failings are being done in good faith. when it comes to the election, if this will have any impact on this, they re still full speed ahead on that front of this time, right now it s clear they think the political advantage on these issues action and their site, not the republicans. phil mattingly, thanks for more and illegal political implications, which are two very different sides of this. john is now senior law enforcement analyst and mccabe, and senior political
Why would you want to mandate vaccines, right, american schoolchildren? and house republicans are reportedly lining up a plan to, and i quote here, got funding for, wait for it, the centers for disease control and prevention as part of their proposed budget cuts amid the debt ceiling fight. [laughter] why am i laughing? well, i just don t know what to say. we are coming out of, last i checked, the worse pandemic in 100 years that is killed over 1. 1 million americans, sickened millions more, nearly 500 more are still dying each day, and we have had. we had the catastrophe. we ve gone through, it we ve gone through, it we re going through it. sometimes you think, they say that now unruly audi hits how many excess deaths can they manage to rack up? think about how bad it s going to get in the policy side of things? not just the rhetoric. rhonda sanchez is the city governor of florida, where you can actually enact these ideas. he s working on a plan to permanently banned vaccine and mask mandates. yeah, vaccine mandates, who would want, that right? why would you want to mandate vaccines, right, american schoolchildren? and house republicans are reportedly lining up a plan to, and i quote here, got funding for, wait for it, the centers for disease control and prevention as part of their proposed budget cuts amid the debt ceiling fight. [laughter] why am i laughing?
Biden is expected to announce his re-election bid sometime after the state of the union address next month. we re also told his inner circle sees no reason to adjust the time line. some advisers downplaying the scandal as the d.c. elite making noise. on the policy side similar approach top economic adviser telling cnn the doj investigation is not affecting the white house agenda, quote, at all. george santos caught in more lies just a day after the house republican was rewarded with two committee seats. newly uncovered immigration records completely contradict a claim he used on the campaign trail. the claim that his mother survived the 9/11 attacks. cnn s sunlen serfaty is tracking all of this. those immigration records show there is no way this story could be true, sunlen. reporter: that s right, erica. these new records show george santos mother was not in new york and was not even in this country when the terror attacks of 9/11 happened and as you