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Alisa Brady (0:03)
The president has a message for the American people. Alisa Brady, FOX News. He says he'll be talking about the economy in next week's State of the Union address and tomorrow in Georgia, insisting he's making life better for all Americans.
President Joe Biden (0:15)
But we thank God for the strength and courage and grit and devotion of black Americans who have helped make America the most powerful country in the history of the world.
Alisa Brady (0:24)
This during a White House event marking Black History Month. Also paying tribute to the Reverend Jesse Jackson a day after his passing, calling him a hero and a good man. Several Democratic lawmakers say they'll boycott the State of the Union instead, planning to attend a rally being organized by progressive groups on the National Mall. The Trump administration says it's ready to help clean up a massive sewage spill in the Potomac River.
White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt (0:47)
President Trump blames the Democratic leaders of Virginia, Maryland and D.C. for last month's pipe collapse that surged millions of gallons of raw sewage into the Potomac. White House press secretary Caroline Levitt says the president is waiting for a request from the governors and mayor.
White House Official (1:03)
The federal government has been preparing plans. The White House has been in contact with fema, with the Army Corps of Engineers, with the Environmental Protection Agency. Again, we've been standing by. This is a problem we want to fix.
White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt (1:13)
Maryland Governor Wes Moore says the collapse pipe is the responsibility of the federal government, saying the spill is mostly contained and President Trump needs to do his job.
Alisa Brady (1:23)
Fox's Jared Halpern at the White House Eight skiers confirmed dead, one still missing after an avalanche near Lake Tahoe in California.
Fox Reporter (1:31)
A group of 15 skiers, four guides and 11 of their clients finishing up a three day winter camping trip in Castle Peak. An avalanche warning was in effect at the time. With heavy snow and gale force winds, it took hours for some 50 rescuers to get to a group of six that managed to survive the avalanche that was described as the length of a football field.
Alisa Brady (1:53)
Fox's Claudia Cowan in Sausalito America is listening to FOX News.
