Jen Psaki

"There was no widespread fraud in the 2020 election."

"The president does acknowledge that the new law doesn’t change election day voting hours, right?"

"That's one of the reasons that we opened four FEMA sites, in Miami, Tampa, Jacksonville and Orlando and these sites disproportionately serve communities of color," Psaki added.

"You should not send your kids on this treacherous journey."

"This is just the beginning of a process."

"Does the White House think that this sends to right message?"

"That sounds accurate to me."

"I think anyone who saw that video would have been deeply concerned."

"What our focus is on is putting in place common-sense measures."

"They keep in regular touch."

She danced around it.

"He's absolutely fine."

"We feel that it is our responsibility to humanely approach this circumstance."

"There have been expectations... unrelated to any vaccine doses or requests for them that they would be partners in dealing with the crisis on the border."

"So should we send some kids who are 10 back at a certain point? Is that what you're asking me?"

"We are trying to work through what was a dismantled and unprepared system because of the role of the last administration."

"Clearly, the numbers are enormous. This is a big challenge and it certainly is a reflection of using every lever of the federal government to help address that."

"To date we have not received any response."

The White House would support Trump's involvement.

"This is, of course, just the first wave."