Julie Su [acting Secretary of Labor; White House press conference]: This administration, now, has presided over more jobs being created than any other administration in the same time period, it's now over sixteen million jobs. GDP remains strong. Inflation is still falling. Wages are still increasing. Wages have grown faster than inflation for now seventeen months straight, and the unemployment rate remains at 4.1 percent, it's been around four percent for the longest stretch since the 1960's…what we need to do to continue the incredible economy that we have had, is to keep on making investments that the Biden/Harris administration has had.

[incredible amount of lies and ridiculous claims]

Reporter: Is [Biden] aware of former President Trump's comments about Liz Cheney that he made last night, and does he have a reaction to that?

Jean-Pierre: It is unacceptable. It is dangerous, uh, to, uh, to, to to, to speak to political violence. To talk about political violence. To lift up political violence.

Reporter: Do you th8ink those comments put Liz Cheney at risk?

Jean-Pierre: I can't speak to that. I can't get into hypotheticals. What we know is that those type of comments tend to be dangerous, right? They can be dangerous. Were hearing violent rhetoric.

Reporter asked about Liz Cheney comments

President Trump [Warren, Michigan, pre-rally]: She's a warmonger. She kills people. She wanted to, even in my administration, she was pushing to go to war with everybody, and I said if you ever gave her a rifle…[inaudible]..if you ever do that, she wouldn't be doing too well, I will tell you right now. She's a warhawk. She wants to kill people unnecessarily, and if she had to do it herself, and she had to face the consequences of battle, she wouldn't be doing it. So it's easy for her to talk. But she wouldn't be doing it. She's actually a disgrace.