♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone. this is. >> emily: it. i am emily compagno with kayleigh mcenany and also joining us today, cheryl casone e, amy freeze, and from republican congressman from georgia doug collins. former president trump just launched his third what helps run the he is the first republican to enter what is expected to be a crowded field. the announcement coming just

one-week after the midterms and before some of those races are even wrap up. the former president made it clear that he is looking towards the future touching on some hot button issues like drugs, crime, covid-19 mandates, and tapping into the message that launched him to success in 2016. cart america's comeback starts right now for that millions of americans got the past new year's under joe biden have been a time of pain, hardship, anxiety and despair. in order to make america great and glorious again, i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> emily: caylee kirby your takeaways? >> kayleigh: it was a big night. the substance of this, the timing of this and the future of the republican party. from a substantive standpoint, these are the issues that got trump elected in 2016 to keep

focused on the issues. he looked forward. heat lead into some of the same themes that made him successful the first go around. he offered a choice between the democratic vision and his own. he said when i left office everyone was thriving. remember that time. the road was at peace. america was prospering. the client is not the fate we must accept. great language. he made this about the voter could not about himself. he said this will not be my campaign this is our country, our government, our corridors that we are going to take back. where instalift up the working man and woman. great. those are the perfect themes hit them pitch perfect. timing of this as i said last week, and fourthly, i think this nationalizes a race that should be local. midterms are not over. december 6th happens. herschel walker is walking. he will be asked, are you supporting trump next time around. he will be brought into provincial politics when i want him to be right there in georgia politics. the timing, i wish this would

have happened post december. but finally, i think it is important because one of the things president trump said, he said our movement needs to remain united. we must remain united. that means not take firing within our own tent. primaries get contentious. it is probably -- to think that there won't be shots fired. but we can make those substantive and not personal. wait until there's a second contender before you fired a shot. let's remain united and when we go forward as a party, it is easy to say, the gop has lost the last three elections. wewell, there are two elections where we did quite well. regina 2021, florida 2022. what was the common denominator? cheerful, bright positive optimistic vision. we heard from glenn young in virginia. 2022, desantis, positive optimistic vision in florida. it worked. it reminded me of reagan, the sun rising over the country. here is a different vision.

desantis' left point when he put forward his commercials, he barely mentioned charlie crist. there were 11th commercials that were testimonials to what he had done in florida. we remember the keys he desantis at where she talked about desantis as a father, as a man who supported through breast-cancer and paul harvey at about on the eighth-day god created a fighter who could smile at the children and say, you get to go back to school. you have someone fighting for you behind the scenes. that is the form left for success for the gop. reagan that sunny optimism. i don't know who brings that. desantis, trump. glenn youngkin, there's going to be an array of choices. that needs to be for mind. >> emily: congressman, we have a preview of government -- governor desantis responding to those in the 10 attacks. we will get your thoughts on the other side. >> governor desantis: one of the things i have learned is when you are leading, when you are

getting things done, you take incoming fire. that is just her nature of it. all of that is just noise and what matters is are you leading, are you getting in front of issues? are you delivering results for people and are you standing up for folks? and if you do that, that meant that stuff matters and that is what we have done. we have focused on results leadership, and, you know, the end of the day, i will just tell people to go check out the scoreboard from last tuesday night. >> emily: which depicted in 19-point walloping. >> congressman collins: this is all noise and for those of us who have been in these campaigns, it happens and primaries are not bad. i think this is something we got to get over. there's always something and i think you hit it perfectly. donald trump decided to be the first one out. anyone who comes in -- and he is running against donald trump. that sets a tone for the race. i think he laid out what he needed to do. but governor desantis made a

great point. he is four years in. that should be also a sign for donald trump and others. what is your record? what does it mean? donald trump carries a fence special place in the hard for a lot of people. you go into rural georgia, rolled over, all over the country, this last few month, and you still see signs from the 2016. that they just never let go. however, to win, he will have to take that message of a compliment compared to these other candidates and say, i'm with the one that can bring us back. and we will see what happens. >> emily: shero, kelly mentored a few potential contenders. there's a big list of potential contenders. we have it depends. we desantis. when youngkin. nikki haley. chris cristi and probably a lot more. your thoughts on the potentially defense as we head in. >> cheryl: ron desantis, i'm a numbers person as you know and the numbers don't lie. florida was the -- victorious

moment for ron desantis and the republican party. that should not be forgotten as we start to go to the next two years after the election day. glenn youngkin. strong leader. a big voice. fought back. spoke up for parents in the state of virginia. the numbers don't lie. they went their own campaigns. they do not worry about endorsements. they do not worry about getting into the thick. there was now name-calling. haley, i agreed with what you said. and looked this is going to be trump and desantis and nikki haley and everything. look, is a going to get dirty? probably it will. i don't want that to happen. but i have a feeling that it will because this is the nature of these primaries and -- but i will say does. when donald trump is backed into a quarter, that is usually when he comes out swinging. >> emily: amy, i want to get their thoughts. secretary pompeo said this. we need more seriousness. less noise and leaders were

looking forward could not staring in the rearview mirror claiming victimhood. it dovetails with a sermon i heard which is that what you're driving a car, is, recent what the windshield ahead of you is so much bigger than that rearview mirror. which is tiny. >> amy: you look at this race starting early, we can wipe the slate clean. we are all tired of the twitter insults, patrols, all of that kind of stuff that has happened in the past. if we start fresh with these new ideas and kind of the ideal that unity is the thing that all of us one i think on both sides, that is really where people are going to make their decisions. what are the ideas? what are the new concepts? that is what people are going to be listening for. i think they're going to shun anything that turns 30. it is true. it is part of politics. but we need less of that and more unity. that is with the going to be nothing that people want if we are starting to see early. we better be nice. >> the editorial board pointed that out in a very long, very fact-based piece about where the

publican party is now, what are the numbers? what is resonating? what is not? and the general talks about that. if we go down into a dark cold, the party, it is not good. >> congressman collins: the primaries are going to be primaries. we may talk about issues. the rally is that does not work in an election. the reason the negative ads are there is because they work. okay? let's just be honest about that. i get it. we got to be able to put a positive message. you mentioned youngkin and desantis. they listen to their voters. they listen to work day where. when the republicans are unfocused to the people, we win. >> at inevitably the is distinct from success. if that is what we have come to expect that that is true and unrelated from what tactic would be successful which seems to be raining under that unity tent and kaylee, of course, man to be outweighed, the current president weighed in on the former president last night

making this announcement. let's take a look. >> we will past a $1 trillion infrastructure plan. who is better infrastructure than trump? we are going to rebuild the crumbling infrastructure. i want to rebuild our infrastructure at first. infrastructure. infrastructure. infrastructure. infrastructure. infrastructure. >> thank you. thank you. thank you. >> president biden was in asia. he was not tweeting this. who was? does he have it camping infrastructure somewhere? this is kind of attached to that mission. he is running, which he has told us over and over again. but he is 100% money. doug to your point at negative ads work. no doubt about it. that is effect of politics. i do thing we are in a pretty unique time here where there are literally people who have lost friends lost loved ones over their politics. people are sick and tired and fed up with the mudslinging and the politics defining their

personal interactions with people where you have to hide your red hat or hide the fact that you're watching a student news network on a plane. you know? people are just of hiding in a closet with who they support their political preferences. so i do think if there is a wave and yes, it does, going to be mudslinging the primary to make joe biden look divisive and his mouth and make the gop look cheerful and i mentioned reagan. if you go back and watch that add, the sun is rising and he says, 6500 people would get married today. this-minute number of people will be able to buy a home. inflation has been cut in half. and he goes sputnik v point. it is not a be election year. you can see gas prices were to 39. now they are 374. inflation was 1.4. now it is 7.7%. you can take the same message. make biden look divisive and small. that needs to be the goal of every republican. >> i thought that was well put, one of the successful aspects of

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>> i heard you testified that the border is secure. secretary mayorkas, do you continue to maintain the border is secure?

>> secretary mayorkas: yes, and we are working day in and day after the end has its security. >> secretary mayorkas says the border is secure. the facts on the ground tell a very different story. check out these scenes from the last two days in eagle pass. it looks secured to me. some families are now hiring armed guards to do what they say the federal government is not doing to protect them. things are about to get even worse with the end of ti title xlii, a federal judge just blocked the biden administration from using the trump-era policy to expel migrants, now some are even morning of eight migrant explosion. >> now the title i.v. is going a week of we can. >> the numbers to exponentially go up because now there's no mechanism to hold anybody accountable whatsoever. we are going to be releasing the vast majority of these people into the united states. >> it is about to get a whole lot worse, emily.

>> emily: and the citizens that are paying for additional security and whatnot, just remind me of the residents of minneapolis that had to crowdfund to pay off duty police officers to patrol their neighborhoods because the mayor abdicated his duty to protect them. it pretty much me of the antidote where congressman -- congresswoman flores told you about considers who had to take out a school loan to pay for her children's school supplies there in texas. and so in biden's america, you pay taxes anyway. to be less safe to be less secure, to be less provided for a system that failed you and so you pay out-of-pocket to try to achieve those things with a dollar that is valued at far less than it was. that is biden's america. >> and doug with title xlii, saying he is already hearing from border patrols that they will. >> initiative can surge of migrants at the border. once word gets around about this on top of that numbers that are already at all-time high. title xlii of course the public

health scenario where you can expel migrants. >> congressman collins: i'm not sure why the border patrols except for the great patriotism they have is even on the dog. this is a dereliction of duty. there's been a lot of talk about impeachment in washington, dc. start right there because if you sit there, to a congressional committee on multiple occasions and sacred the border is secure, i mean, i don't even know how you do that. that kind of a lie is just amazing when it comes to this. when you think about what is happening here, the cartels are now in control of the biden administration. the cartels don't even have to deliver across the border anymore. the american government because they are not being able to -- the biden administration is actually fulfilling the other end of the contract because then they take them in and put them out into the country. you want to get this is one that people don't understand. democrats and republicans can agree on one thing that mayorkas is a failure in his job and the border is open up. >> the audacity is saying the border is secure.

i mean, no one believes that. >> i was so offended when i heard him say that because he is guys letting the american people. by the way, we have the video to show you the border is far from secure. look at what texas governor greg abbott is no doings. this is how i most desperate things have gone and i'm from texas. two border states to be clear. this has been going on for decades. and sometimes i throw my hands up and go, nothing is going to change. it has extra gotten worse under the biden administration. here is what governor abbott is going to do. he wants to deployed gunboats to secure the border. doesn't it mexican drug cartels as terrorist organizations and then talk to other states about coming together typically people resources. doug, to your point about the border agents, the ones in arizona, that was that i have to because they are sobered up. they are exhausted. no one has their back. i'm shocked they are even going to the work. how do you do your job when law and order is not even supported?

you are supposed to be enforcing something record law and order is not even respected. so i field for those families down there. they are being terrorized. they are being put on guard. yes. i would be pulling my resources within the rest of the neighborhood to say, what are we going to do about this? >> congressman collins: what is worse is that last few years, the border agents. they are being pulled away from other -- getaways which we hear all the time. that is where you put those because they are pulling them to one central location. to those families and those border agents, they have been dealing with this with hooks coming across. we did back during the pandemic. we did not check. and it was not just covid. the other things that were coming in on the border, these border patrol agents were being affected physically by that and it is that mental strength of seeing these kids dying. seeing the truckloads where you are seeing that mental strength of our border patrol agents. this is heartbreaking. >> imagined it texas rancher, 6'5" texas rancher who was on the -- with [indistinct] was

crying. >> big strong texas man in tears. >> and meanwhile you have a mother who was not able to get prenatal care. they said i received calls from people saying, hey, i had to take my life to san diego to deliver a baby because of that rush of migrants in these community. >> we know these numbers have gone up and by denouncing ti title xlii, i need to until december. give me some time before this actually goes into place. he wanted to end this and now he is like, give me time. >> and i think the biggest the unfortunate aspect about the legal path to title xlii, is that that reason that it was now struck down was because it was arbitrary and capricious in terms of the enlisted of procedures act because the cdc in. did not use it as the least restrictive method. and he did not explain that the departure. in plain english what it means is that they did not -- the judge ruled that the cdc did not implement a plant that was the least restrictive measure that was the most afforded of humans

because quarantine is a really severe move. the problem is conceptually correct the arguments on the house of texas and the states are saying that this is the only method we have.estraing this sus the border that is hurting us in a multitude of levels including physically and emotionally and economically and quickly and in so many ways. so i understand what the judge ruled that way he did. but the bottom line is that it is americans and also the migrants that are being adversely and really fatally affected here. we report all the time on migrants whose lives are lost. border patrol officers whose lives are lost. and that is the told that this procedural decision has taken. >> well said, emily. up next, amazon founder jeff bezos is telling americans not to buy cars or tvs due to a looming recession as the company that he founded begins its largest round of layoffs effort. ♪ ♪

♪ if i was a rich girl ♪ ♪ have all the money in the world ♪ ♪ if i was a wealthy girl no need. >> a dire warning from the billionaire founder of amazon, jeff bezos is predicting a recession, by next and gives this advice to families. >> what i can tell you is the economy does not look great right now. my advice to people whether they are small business owners or, you know, is take some risk off the table if you are going to make a purchase, maybe slow down that purchase a little bit. if you are an individual and you're thinking about buying a large screen tv, maybe slow that down to keep that cash. see what happens. same thing with a refrigerator, a new car, whatever. take some risk off the table. if you are a small business, maybe delay some capital purchases. do you really need that new

piece of equipment? hope for the best but prepare for the respect. >> these come as amazon has begun playoffs and is reportedly targeting 10,000 job cuts. congressman reports are that most of those job cuts are at the top level, however. so many of the million plus workers that he employs throughout the globe will hopefully keep their jobs. some people are questioning the tone deafness of this billing they're giving that advice. >> congressman collins: you think? look at the i have a wonderful are sent back home who is watching right now. lisa collins. we have been married for 34 years. it is like, and then to have this -- maybe you need to watch your money and do this. yeah, they are cutting the top but they have to get the workers. it is tvs. it is refrigerators and books and everything else that they sell out the door. again, can you make the definition of tone deafness. >> and a stark contrast between jeff bezos and one buses whose

advice on dealing with -- everything coming out of his mouth is always so genuine, and it really resonates in his home and you know that you're listening to someone who has been in those trenches. coming from jeff bezos, it does not have the same effect. >> warren buffett who lives a very modest lifestyle as does his children, as does his top lieutenants. i have been a big jeff bezos fan. i think amazon is amazing company. he has built an amazing, amazing thing for this country that really i think saved a lot of us during covid. he sounded very 20 fund that. this is not the jeff bezos who is about to take delivery of a 500 million-dollar yacht that he wanted them to actually move in an historic bridge for so that he could get at out of the yard where it was built and i will go to the grifin pike i'm not -- i can't. i had thoughts about the girlfriend. anyway, i think he was very kondrath. -- tone deaf. i think he thought he was trying to be compassionate and

relatable. i think that the life that he leads now is not relabeled and i think he is losing that connection to reality. >> and the media has an accountability responsibility and that. why are we asking him about that to begin with? they are suffering and not having to ask about historic bridges were dealing with real inflation, real cost issues and we need a may get that will help them not put them in the stratosphere. >> it is true. maybe it set him up for a tough situation. none of us need a billionaire to tell us that groceries are more expensive, gas is more expensive. it is hard to buy a used car right now. all of the things that we are all facing. instead, we know, i think in post-pandemic life in general, we don't want anyone telling us to live our lives especially those who are seemingly having no problems with economics themselves. it is a tough situation. for us to be in already and having someone who has everything tell you what to do that yet, may hit right.

it is probably right on the spot. they are to do something to make himself up relatable. he is just not. so there's not hit home for me. >> you and i talked about how the toy industry for example inspecting toys his mother and making them smaller at reduced price points so that families can afford them for the holidays moving forward so that kids can get the toy that they one at a place defenders can afford. >> for sure. maybe this expense wiped his paper is so out of touch, the washington post with that kind of language. now i understand it a little better. his messaging is just like what we hear from our elected officials. you have ron klain that chief of staff saying that recession is really low he says. we are not in a recession. he said i want to be really, really clear on that. let me quote him executive. there have been no meetings going on in the white house about this. the word that the president uses is there's a very slight downturn. be very slight. it sounds like that new

inflation is transitory. so i think maybe the elites, a few look at the base houses of the world, the president of the restoration, they are at real risk if bloomberg is correct in saying that. they say 100% risk of recession next year. other models are so differently. but nevertheless, very risky with that kind of language. >> particular station to that point that sean patrick maloney, who says, let them eat jeff lasky to deal with inflation. taylor swift fans are resting ticketmaster over prices when they tried to buy her concert tickets. that is next. ♪ ♪ kevin, where are you?! kevin?!?!?.... hey, what's going on? i'm right here! i was busy cashbacking for the holidays with chase freedom unlimited. you know i can't believe you lost another kevin. it's a holiday tradition! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ ♪ we never go out of style ♪ >> music fans are getting fed up

with ticketmaster. >> tickets for taylor's upcoming tour went on sale. some fans were left waiting for hours while others were logged off. angry fence set it up tweeting it is out is the impressive how ticketmaster has single-handedly monopolized the live event industry for years and yet they still can't run a function website. one of my favorites which was taylor swift is going to drop another album before i even get to the front of the queue line. [laughter] they are tweeting petition for ticketmaster to refund service fees for taylor tickets because they gave us absolute no service. and lawmakers weighed in including congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez because those calling for legal action. its merger with live nation should have never been approved and they need to be reined in. break them up, she said. congressman, is regulation the answer? is government intervention the answer? and if so, how? >> congressman collins: it will be interesting, what she brought up is she took two of the

largest and made them one. that is the question. true antitrust, does it affect the consumer? true antitrust is there's a problem at a certain level. have a problem at consumer level. being able to access the account access the tickets and you don't have anybody else that is going on. some of this has always been there. on old here. are used to camp out in front of record stores for tickets. now you have to do it online, to compete something? yes, i think it is something to look at. they look at everybody else. it will be interesting to see. >> i have had my share of ticketmaster nightmares. this is just the latest i argue inside of these successive a protest against the men in some capacity. is involved in the footsteps of mmetallica and prince where people push back on either that sort of systemic creation around them that robs everyone blind the artist and the consumers and it goes toward these fees to

enrich who? usually music adjectives or stadium executives. ticketmaster it says, it is not us, it is the system. it is resellers. everyone is putting the uighurs at who exactly is driving this robust cost. >> it wants to go to concerts right now. i think it is so sweet that it happen with taylor swift because she is the type of artist that will see the situation. map of growing up staying up all night calling that radio station in hopes to win a ticket. we need a situation or system that? fans and the artist back in control and she is the perfect artist to do something like that. that would change everything up. >> kaylee you talked about when bruce springsteen was touring. talking about the accessibility of elective artist is so much more accessible and really is about getting that experience to advance. ticketmaster saying now, the pandemic is over, everyone is flocking to concerts and venues

and willing to pay for these vip experiences and that is pushing don't smother artists. 20. >> gillian: 's book out and 2024 and big-name artists, coldplay, taylor swift are getting the venues book. maybe this experiences different for small artist. >> dr. fauci's worst nightmare. i love seeing people back out and at it. 500,000 tickets is what some of these tours have sold. fantastic news. president biden has actually said that these fees are unfair, deceptive, and the at up. but i have a solution for the president. one twitter users said, how can we convince elon musk to buy ticketmaster? there you go, mr. president. you want help, go to the elon. >> and that top-down view business expertise you have got what is your advice to people who want to see these amazing artists in person? >> look, if you want to save up your money for a taylor swift ticket, i'm not going to disagree with that. when i finally saw her life, i get it. she is amazing. and so a lot of kids are out

there, you know, and i read this on twitter this morning to be clear. they were it like that look, i give up my shift at the restaurant just to get enlightened and i got knocked out of the queue. they are very upset. i hope she changes. i hope she changes the site. >> yeah. >> the fox nation awards are just one-day away and already there. he will give you a preview of the big night to come. ♪ ♪ [ coughing/sneezing ] [ door knocking ] dude, you coming? because the only thing dripping should be your style! plop plop fizz fizz, with alka-seltzer plus cold & flu relief. also try for fizzy fast cough relief! i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhhhh... here, i'll take that. [woo hoo!] ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, one gram of sugar and nutrients for immune health.

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>> we are monitoring the situation out of california where we are learning as many as 22 sheriff and police recruits have been injured after being struck by a car there. we are expecting a news conference at the top of the hour. the fbi is joining the infestation into that horrific deaths of those four university of idaho students. we are not learning live report and mark berman is here with his take on white those kids were targeted. and pete will join us blast from the patriot awards. we will ask him about the ban of title xlii and ask him why the heck have parents in this country not gotten basic medicine for their children?

come join john roberts and meet at the top of the hour. ♪ ♪ >> the founder of the now collapsed crypto trading company ftx has been hit with a class-action lawsuit alleging that him and other high-profile celebrity such as nfl quarterback tom brady and gisele bunching, and stephen curry among others violated florida law and made consumers suffer more than $11 billion in damages. of course, we know he was a big donor to the democrat party as we discussed yesterday and others class-action lawsuit. >> that is right. there's a lot of other high-profile defendants named in that suit as you just disrupted everyone from giselle bunching and tom brady and it talks about that $11 billion that they alleged that average americans lost. he talked about the marketing. they say that all of these high-profile celebrities were part of this marketing and not an expert. hashtag not an expert and they said they were part of this

deceptive false representation and they said that there were many e-mails and texts that they tried to destroy. they were recovered again. that point to the fact that it was a fraudulent scheme and they tried to take advantage of unsophisticated investors and that was part of the marketing scheme or marketing employee i should say where they even do ig about investing. here is how you can't make money. so there's a lot of steps in between now and any type of merit as you know, the class-action certification has to get through extended procedural set where does whether or not the court says, yes, we accept this. yes, you are the right people. if it does get into med point that essentially a lot of high-profile named people will have a lot to answer for on behalf of many americans who lost $11 billion in a terrible arguably bank run scheme. >> a lot of angry investors and a lot of unanswered questions. turn into a big night tomorrow on the fox nation. it is the fourth annual patriot

awards contribute to everyday heroes and honoring their sacrifices. it will be streaming live on the fox nation starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. pete is once again hosting. he is live in hollywood, florida, where it is all going down, pete. >> pete: it is my favorite assignment of the year. honoring real heroes could not people who play them on tv. on that stage behind me, at 7:00 p.m. tomorrow night on fox nation. you are going to meet some of america's best and these are not best supporting actress or leading role in a comedy. this is awards like back the blue end of what's like most valuable patriot. award for heroism. service to veteranss the ultimate patriot some of the names you will know. you will recognized. because they have long been involved in investing in causes that really to this country. some people you will meet for the first time.

they were never expected to stand on the big stage. we are going to honor them tomorrow night. you are going to. [laughter] you're going to cry. your heart is going to swell with pride for this country. if there's still a few tickets and you were just talked about ticketmaster. there's still a few tickets left on stubhub. if you are in the area and who want to grab a seat that you still have a shot on stubhub. was, watch it on fox nation. >> emily, i will toss to you can one moment. but my unforgettable moment last time was when sean hannity mentioned the 13th fallen in afghanistan and we honored their families. emotional moment. can we expect to see moments like that tomorrow? of course, where we honor our heroes? >> pete: yes. we have got some surprises in store. i'm not authorized to release them yet. >> tell us, please. consisting i remember that moment. there was not a dry eye in the place. those are the things that you're

going to see again tomorrow night. i always think of -- i think of the guys i served with who never put on a tux and never got the spotlight. those are the people we think about tomorrow night and we are going to showcase. >> take you so much for being there. we cannot wait to watch this alongside of you so you shared with us other bit about what viewers can expect tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. eastern. tell us what additional things are going on behind the scenes and edit things that we can't look forward to at fox nation. >> pete: yeah, they have moved about half the channel here, to hollywood now. [laughter] you are going to have -- thank you. we got to have an alternate headquarters, too. got filled is taping here tonight. tucker is taping here. on that stage tomorrow morning, fox & friends will have to push out on that very stage. so part of they went you bought tickets originally, you could sign up for special parties, events, meet and greets cookbook

sightings. there's a ton of book signings. they are all being set up. it is almost like a fox fast. i know by tomorrow morning, it will be fully wrap up. if you love this country, want to meet some folks from fox, want to feel good, especially when we need things to feel good about right now, the patriot awards is the place to be. 7:00 p.m. >> we will be watching and i have to ask that you are enjoying the florida sunshine. freedom down there. [laughter] >> pete: it -- i feel like i'm swimming in goodness. it is the warmth, the freedom. it is amazing. you made a good choice. >> contagious, isn't it? all right, pete. we will all be watching you tomorrow to mc the patriot awards. fox news, foxnation.com. coming up, the new study that says money can buy happiness. i questioned that.

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acquisition and sustainment team as well as the co-host of the national armament director, working group. all of these initiatives help prepare the ukrainians to consolidate gains during the winter and prepare to seize new

initiatives in the spring. you can see this contact group's ongoing unity and commitment in some of the announcements that its members made. i would like to thank sweden for coming forward today with a substantial $287 million package of assistance to ukraine. this package includes key capabilities, including air defense system that will bolster ukraine's ability to defend itself against russia's ongoing ruthless attacks. and spain has promised to send two more hawk launchers and missiles. and canada stepping up with its latest $500 million insistance and canada remains one of the lead donors of winter gear. germany has advanced much needed donations of air defense, artillery, and mrls ammunition. and greece also announced an important donation of 155

millimeter ammunition, and poland has committed additional artillery and tank ammunition, as well as short range air defense capabilities. and so these contributions will make a real difference. and so the coordination of our security assistance this contact group makes possible. so we will continue to deepen our work together and the contact group has met seven times this year, and each meeting has produced tangible results that help ukraine defend itself and its citizens. you can see that progress in ukraine's victories in kharkiv and kherson. forces liberated kherson, demonstrating the determination the ukrainian people to live free in their own country. our resolve is only strengthened by russia's indefensible attacks

on civilian targets and we will stand together because no member of this contact group wants to live in a world where big countries bulldoze their peaceful neighbors and we won't just accept putin's imperial aggression and erosion of normals as a new normal. instead, stand up to the rights to defend itself, kind to strengthen our unity and resolve, we'll continue to show the power of partnership and continue to bolster armed forces by rushing them the capabilities they need to defend their country, and we will continue to help the people of ukraine in their fight for freedom. thank you very much, and i'll turn it over to general milley for his opening comments. >> thank you, secretary austin, appreciate that and appreciate your leadership as we gather today this morning for the 7th

consecutive convening of the ukrainian contact group which we have been doing every month as you know. and thanks also to all the ministers of defense out there who participated and all of my counterparts, all that participated and the senior representatives from almost 50 countries showed up and continue to take part in these discussions which are very, very productive. the mission of the group remains clear to support ukraine as they counter the illegal and unprovoked russian aggression, and supply ukraine with the capabilities necessary to defend their sovereignty. through these contact group sessions and other close coordinations that i have and the secretary has with our counterparts that i talked to weekly and my staff talks to his staff, we continue to respond to ukraine's battle field requirements and their needs for means of fig