Biden administration announces new actions in crackdown on 'junk fees'
The Biden administration on Wednesday announced a new effort to crack down on so-called junk fees that the White House says will save consumers billions of dollars.
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The Biden administration on Wednesday announced a new effort to crack down on so-called junk fees that the White House says will save consumers billions of dollars.
What happened here there was an off-the-record gathering for reporters, apparently none from nbc news, from other outlets. she spoke about the president's family. the president is sort of complicating that by referencing his daughter tiffany in this public way. so he is making that more public by saying, i love tiffany. doing great. apparently over a period of days now, that came to the attention of the white house, was brought to our attention. probably any white house rules in corporate america anywhere is even if you're having an off-the-record conversation frequently done on policy, the in...
Secure places in the white house. is she in any legal jeopardy for these secret recordings? >> reporter: well, she certainly violated white house rules, david. anybody that goes into that room is supposed to leave all electronic devices at the door. they are simply not permitted in the situation room by white house rules. it's unclear, though, that she broke any laws, because none of this involved any classified information. david? >> jon karl starting another week at the white house for us. jon, thank you. we're going to turn next here tonight to the latest air scare over the weekend. a man...
Products here in the u.s. but sean spicer said he simply wouldn't say, he didn't feel like it was appropriate to comment on the president's family's business. >> shepard: kristin fisher live on the north lawn, thank you. i told you that the white house news briefing was under way. sean spicer giving the briefing today, but, again, the white house rules for today are, that we could record the audio but not the video of the meeting. and we could play that audio back for you once the news conference was over. but not until. now the news conference has ended. we want to play it back for you, unedi...
Regulations. >> what did she do wrong? >> the spirit of the law is that e-mails will be preserved in the appropriate agency. that they will be on secure systems. that they will be preserved and frankly the white house rules is that they will be designated and conducted on -- >> but they're allowed to use personal e-mail. >> for personal business not for official state department business. >> tell that to powell. he said he didn't even preserve his e-mails. . listen to this. >> i don't have any to turn over. i did not keep a cache of them. i do not have thousands of pages somewhere in my person...