klain this past week. take a listen to what he had to say about that. >> we want to move forward if at all possible on a bipartisan basis. i think there's some hope for that. in the end let me be clear. the president was elected to do a job. part of that job was to get this country ready to win the future. that's what he's going to do. we know it has bipartisan support in the country so we'll try our best to get bipartisan support here in washington. >> so bipartisan support in the country but maybe not on capitol hill. what does that really look like when it comes to actually getting a bill like this passed? >> first of all, it looks like i haven't moved or changed since thursday when i did that interview. >> you haven't aged a day from thursday. >> i have left this stool. well, reading between the lines of that interview, they're not defining victory as bipartisanship. they are really driven by the lesson of 2009 when arguably barack obama did define victory by bipartisanship and he had to because he did

this morning the president will be briefed on the fedex shooting, but the white house chief of staff ron klain, who is an indiana native, he has already been in touch with the mayor of indianapolis to discuss the situation on the ground and the homeland security adviser to the president has also been in touch with authorities on the ground. look, it is remarkable to see the pace of the shootings in america that are happening now as this country is beginning to return to that prepandemic normal. and this is unfortunately a big part of that prepandemic normal. it was just a week ago yesterday that biden signed a half dozen executive actions to try and address gun violence in the wake of those shootings in boulder, colorado, and atlanta, georgia. another shooting in america. we will see how president biden chooses to respond to this. he's already called on congress to take action to ban assault weapons, ban high capacity magazines and to close those background check loopholes. no actions so far from capitol hill as we know. the political dynamics there very much still firm with republicans

already his white house chief of staff ron klain, a hoosier and an indianapolis native himself, he has already been in touch with the mayor of indianapolis and the homeland security adviser has also been in touch with law enforcement officials. i would expect that we will hear from president biden at some point today on this shooting. either when he meets with the japanese prime minister later today at the white house or perhaps before then. but as of now, we know the president waking up this morning to another mass shooting in america and he is expected to be briefed in detail later this morning. jim? >> the president is and we all are. jamie damd,idimon, thanks very . >>> this time a 13-year-old boy shot and killed while running away from police. was the shooting justified? as the police are claiming here. we'll look at the circumstances here with others and former officers as well. >>> and researchers are testing the pfizer vaccine now in children as young as 2. as the company's ceo says that it may be necessary to have an annual booster shot following initial vaccinations. we'll di

klain the chief of staff are trying to run through. that's not the reality either. they are desperately seeking some sort of approach here that can chisel away at biden's popularity. >> what evidence is there that it would work? this was tried during the campaign. they tried to paint joe biden as a crazy liberal. this was tried during the campaign where the russians and the trump campaign tried to paint joe biden as not mentally competent. and he still won. so, why would this work now? >> yeah. and i'm glad you noted, there are two things here at play, right, john? it is sort of the notion oh he's this old out of touch guy. so other people have to be in charge. and it's the and other people are in charge that are going to be so much more extreme and liberal than joe biden presents himself to be. they're trying both in this one line of attack. to your point, john, i've seen no evidence yet that it's working. obviously we lived in -- we live in very polarized times. and there's some benefit that animates the republican base with these li