State Department Spokesman Ned Price speaks with reporters about the latest on the situation in Sudan. 

@DamianCollins: "Do you think, unless there is change, do you it makes it more likely that we'll see events live the insurrection in Washington of the 6th of January this year? More violent acts that have been driven by Facebook systems?

@FrancesHaugen: "I have no doubt."

@MrJohnNicolson: "Is Facebook evil?"

@FrancesHaugen: "Good people who are embedded in systems with bad incentives are led to bad actions. There is a real pattern of people who are willing to look the other way are promoted more than people who raise alarms."

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas spoke about his former colleague and close friend, Justice Antonin Scalia, at a Heritage Foundation celebration of Thomas' 30 years on the Court. Justice Scalia died in office in 2016. 

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki and Fox News' Peter Doocey engage in a tense debate over the president saying he visited the border in 2008

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki discusses today's Supreme Court action and the Texas abortion law. She stressed the president's continued commitment to a woman's right to choose. 

Rep. @Jim_Jordan: "Will FBI agents be attending local school board meetings?

Attorney General Garland: "No. FBI agents will not be attending local school board meetings. There's nothing in this memo to suggest that."

Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy remarks on the House January 6th Commission. 

@SpeakerPelosi on reaching an agreement on a framework for the president's "Build Back Better" proposal by tomorrow: "We've always been on track for doing that. The House has been on schedule."

@VP Harris on voting rights legislation: "We're not going to give up. We're not deterred. But there's still a lot of work to do."