Hey, I'm Brian Salter live in New York and this is Reliable Sources, where we examine

the story behind the story and we figure out what's reliable.

This hour Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein together for a rare joint interview, 50 years

since Watergate with new hearings about presidential misconduct about to begin, what can history

tell us about what comes next?

Plus, officials in Texas taking outrageous measures to defy the press to deny access

to refuse to answer questions about why all those children were murdered.

We're going to look into their most shocking act yet, and later inside the control room.

Why CNN is making a change across all of its shows trying to make sure we are not unduly

alarming you about the news.

But first, the Biden administration facing its harshest scrutiny yet, and for many different

reasons simultaneously.

Inflation in the U.S. is hurting American households.

Gas prices are a consistent source of pain.

Baby formula shortages are embarrassing and even downright frightening for families.

And the president looks powerless.

As this CNN dot com analysis says, powerless as crises crest around him.

NBC reports this week the Biden is selling AIDS.

He doesn't think Democrats go on television enough to defend him.

And he feels he's quote, not getting credit from Americans or the news media for actions

he believes have helped the country, particularly on the economy.

Perhaps that's why the administration is on a media blitz this week, trying to reassure

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