lawmakers heard testimony from the house chief administrative officer and government affairs expert. the hearing was held by the house select committee on the modernization of congress. it is an hour and 45 minutes. >> the committee will come to order without objection. >> the committee will come to order. without objection, the chair has authorized a recess -- i now recognize myself for five minutes for an opening statement. back in march of 2019 this committee held its very first hearing. the hearing focused on past reform efforts. it is only fitting that, as we meet today for the committee's last hearing, our focus is on future reform efforts. we have come full circle. it is hard to believe this committee will soon be one of those past reform efforts that we look to for guidance and inspiration just three and a half years ago. my hope is that we have given future reformers plenty to think about, not only in terms of the recommendations that we've passed but in terms of how we have worked. i can't emphasize enough how the processes and norms we have developed along the way have been

a modernization within the committee of house administration. i hope to populate massive committee. -- populate that house committee. that means we have to have continued focus on members on this subcommittee who may want to engage. members of the house administration. you can actually get a lot of these recommendations. sitting, waiting to be implemented. walking through is gone. this will be more contentious. the committee process is a place to work it out. catherine, want to thank you and your team in implementing a lot of our recommendations over the last 3.5 years. i have worked with you as a staffer and i worked with your operation as a staffer years ago. you know i have my opinions on where things should be technologically. you are moving in that direction. in spite of having john in the corner as part of your team, hello john! >> he is taking a shot at everybody! >> i would not say that if i did not love you! in all seriousness. you know better than most, how difficult it can be to have a house administration committee. pulling your team

- lent more loans to the federal housing administration. a lot of that risk ways on the road government -- weighs on the federal government's doorstep. with regards to the debt, right now there is $31 trillion of debt. most of that is owed to the public. these are treasuries people by. a lot of -- people buy. a lot of people buy treasuries. treasuries are considered one, if not the, safest asset for people to hold. there are other countries that purchase are treasuries too. somewhere around one third. his health -- somewhere around one third is held by foreign entities and other central banks around the world. when there are global concerns about the economy, there are a lot of people around the world who purchase securities because of the safety of the asset investment and the federal government's impeccable record of paying its debts on time. those treasuries are lent through the treasury department. they are the federal government's banker, bookkeeper, along with the federal reserve. the treasury department's responsible for the lending

congressional hearing on russian american relations, or rather , on the policy of the white house administration regarding . e of moscow and a, i want to say that all this is being confirmed today, the americans are not in the mood to solve it through diplomacy. the situation that has developed on the ukrainian territory it is unambiguously said that it is impossible to stop. gotta go ahead and continue to stuff the ukrainian army with various ones. e weapons. and today, it seems to me, we are talking about maintaining the heat of control. uh heat, uh, hostilities on ukrainian territory, and the americans. i think i understand perfectly well that they won't be able to win. uh, used, and weapons uh, with help. forgive me for such words, cannon fodder in the form, but ukrainian. e military personnel. and this is true. so, what is happening today on ukrainian territory. this is part of the global struggle for the global struggle for a new world order, a new world order, and which is the basis only today its contours are visible and there is a struggle will the americans be able to keep this world o

house administration. >> you also married a politician. where did your husband serve? >> my husband served in our florida state senate for years. he was a presiding officer, the senate so he represented our community for many years. >> he is not a politician anymore? >> not anymore. she decided to start back to being a private citizen and just when he thought he was finished campaigning we brought him another one. he got to spend time helping me get elected to congress. >> gets as well? >> we have 3, 26, 21, and a 10-year-old. >> what does the 10 euro think of mom in congress? >> she was such an important part of the campaign. when i started i did not know how she would feel about it. i would leave her at home thinking she would prefer not to be there and i quickly learned that i was completely wrong. she loved it. she went with me everywhere. she went to meetings, luncheons, she got to where she could deliver my three-minute speech. >> sounds likeollow in your footsteps. >> she certainly has the skill set. >> democrat brenda belland is among members in the new one if

housing for all. with those administrative reforms with potential discrimination the national fair housing alliance withritical work to be at the forefront there is so much work to be done to and a systemic disparities and once and for all. our nation deserves a home evaluation system that everyone can rely on no matter who they are or where they live. this requires evaluation system that is safe and sound and fair. we must continue to sound the alarm until we see extensive and impactful change ofk the appraisal industry. [applause] >> now i am deeply humbled to introduce a woman who has become my friend a woman to whom i look up to tremendously. i have to keep it together. here is t why. what a difference a year makes. i went from a had secretary to had the audacity who asked me to my face why is fair housing so important? to a had secretary who in my very first meeting with her when i asked her to make fair housing a priority ahead said with no hesitation, of course it was already on my list. >> the incredible and the honorable the 18th secretary of the us department of housing and urban development a

at least, it seemed to me that there was some interest of the white house administration, and for a formal russia , an informal dialogue, of course, a dialogue on american terms, but nevertheless , i got the impression that this interest in the white house lately in the administration as a whole , or disappeared altogether, or at least declined, what do you think? i can i'm forced to just dimitri er, dispel. e. the same the positive element of a little hope that you hear in your question is that the americans do not want any conversation with us. i, uh, unfortunately said that such good ties in the field of culture, science, human communication between our two states have been destroyed. i am firmly convinced that the peoples of the two countries only lose russian culture and literature from this. here they love to remember and sometimes. it's hard for me to even react to questions when they ask me like this, and when will the mariinsky theater arrive, uh, washington or uh? in new york, the americans want to ban and close , uh, everything that is connected with russia, this thesis, which w

this was a critical meeting in the way in which the white house administration will be working with the house of representatives in the months to come at the house now being controlled by the republicans. and certainly this meeting between the president and the speaker of the house absolutely critical in terms of laying the benchmark for the relationship that they are going to enjoy. now the republicans insist that they need some concessions to agree to raising the debt ceiling. as a white house for its part says they should be no concessions whatsoever. pointing out that in the times of the trumpet administration, a republican lead house agreed to raise the dead feeling on at least 3 occasions. but at the end of the talks, both leave this expressed satisfaction. this coming from the white outside, as well as from the speaker himself. and this is what he has to say. this is exactly how the government in america to design that you have to find compromise. the american people made a decision to have the republicans in power in the house. the democrats, at a small majority in the senate. d

so 1st of all, for the president to show, as i said that his white house administration means what it says when it promises to support for ukraine. coming, of course, not empty handed as he came with this announcement of another half $1000000000.00 in support for ukraine, including things like javelins and more military aid, which ukraine has been asking for more ammunition, notably clear. i'll just add that he didn't say anything about fighter jets, which i know ukraine has been asking for, and that's been the latest ask for you from ukraine rather for us and also for your a p and allies. but this is an important symbol, symbolic step for, for president biden, to come back to the same place and say the u. s. is not going anywhere essentially that that support remains. and it's also important for him back home. he is under increasing pressure over the year 2020 to the u. s. allocated a 100 and a little over $112000000000.00 in aid to ukraine. that's a lot of money over one years time we're talking about again military economic, humanitarian aid and questions are starting to be asked i

and so, documents are not controlled in the white house, across administrations. white house and gsa packs everything up, they get mixed in, as we've seen with president trump, with president biden, with vice president pence. and really, you know, what i say here is, president trump, this doesn't have anything to do with him. this has to do with white house procedures. which is one of the reasons why i say doj should get out of this and instead do a review of what the procedures are in the white house and then legislate a change on how future white house administrations handle documents. because that would solve the problem. >> one big difference between your client and the other two folks that you mentioned is the fact that once this issue was raised, your client did not automatically make an effort to turn over everything. it's taken a while, things are still being handed over. and it's not just potentially mishandling classified information. your client is also under investigation for possible obstruction. >> i would disagree with that. >> that he's under inves

i know the ranking member on the house administration committee, mr. morally is very concerned about it, and they are working to try and come up with some coherent legal protocols and regulations for the treatment of this material. but speaking as the ranking member on the oversight committee right now, we don't know who has had access to it, under what conditions and if any of the material has left the property of the u.s. congress. we don't know that and so i am hoping that mr. jeffries will be able to work it out with mr. mccarthy. but mccarthy is very clearly catering to the extreme maga wing of his party in doing this. it's an extraordinary story victory for tucker carlson who's just one media mouthpiece for putin and orban to be put into a situation where he has to be the interpreter for america of some of these images. he and his producers. so i hope that there will be some real legal process put in place. >> but who tucker carlson is and how he rolls is no surprise to anyone. so in retrospect, to wish that former speaker nancy pelosi would've a

dialogue, said russian ambassador to the united states anatoly antonov, according to a white house administrationmat, is trying in vain to force moscow to abandon an independent policy, thus violating the principles of indivisible security of international law western allies the american vector, they are still following, but judging by the volume of arms supplies for the history of resources, there are less and less alexander khabarov will tell the details. permanent representative of russia to the un security council vasily nebenzya and his deputy dmitry polyansky left the meeting room in new york without listening to the speeches of the eu representatives on the ukrainian conflict, it is obvious that all these countries, speaking from a common common evangelical position dictated by brussels , will not bring any additional discussion vasily nebenzya. the answer to the attempt to present ukraine as a victim, recalling that it was kiev that started the war against the inhabitants of luhansk and the board in 2014. yesterday our british colleague addressed the general assembly with criticism of the

according to him, the white house administration is trying in vain to force moscow to abandon its independent policy, violating the principles of indivisible security and international law , western allies are still following the american vector. but judging by the volume of arms supplies. everything remains for you alexander khabarov, russia's permanent representative to the un security council, vasily nebenzia, and his deputy , dmitry polyansky, left the meeting room in new york without listening to the speeches of the eu representatives on the ukrainian conflict . no added discussion will bring vasily no benzia. the answer to an attempt to present ukraine as a victim, recalling that it was kiev that started the war against the inhabitants of luhansk donetsk 2014. and yesterday our british colleague spoke at the general assembly with criticism of the proposed by the belarusians, balancing on the right in the draft it was argued that they are somewhat equal to and it doesn’t bother you that your victim’s hands are up to the elbows in blood and moreover, in nazi tattoos, but the united states

maris was born in the us congress, the white house administration was reproached for impotence. the reason was the fact that a huge balloon has been circling over the country for several days, and the authorities are doing nothing. while in the pentagon believe that this is a reconnaissance balloon from china, the senator from the state of montana sent an official request to the defense department and asked how it happened that the spy balloon, as it is already called by the american press, is circling over the bases, where strategic nuclear missiles are located, and the authorities, while nothing the pentagon , in turn, confirmed that while they are not going to shoot down the balloon, official beijing denies that the mysterious ball belongs to china and calls for an end to speculation on this matter, while the chinese press writes that if the states actually allowed a foreign aircraft to invade their airspace for several days, then this can only mean one thing, that the american pro system is not working. the central african republic asked to increase the contingent of militar

simple meteorological umbrella that simply went off course, official beijing accused the white house administratione fact that the us reaction to this was excessive, that washington had violated international norms and that the heavenly authorities would definitely respond to this, however, in the united states of america is convinced that there was a layer of spies and that he was watching military facilities and chile on fire in a big fire this south african country was engulfed by large-scale fires in the ministry of the interior reported that the fire is raging on an area of ​​about forty thousand hectares , as a result of the fires, at least 22 people have already died, hundreds of residential and non-residential premises have been destroyed. the fire is raging in eighty places in the government of ukraine, you in the government of the country have admitted that they cannot cope with the devastating fire alone and have already asked for help from the neighbors of brazil, argentina and uruguay, but in the united states of america, there was a large-scale accident on the railway. it happened at

i ask each and every one of you to continue your jobs as the rock of this white house, this administration and this presidency. that's our mission. and with that, i will turn the podium over to the next white house chief of staff, jeff zients. [applause] [applause] >> tough act to follow. anyway, thank you, mr. president. thank you, everyone, for being here. it's a huge honor to be back. i want to, first, thank you, mr. president. it's been a privilege of a lifetime to have worked with you, for you through some of the most difficult moments in our nation's history. throughout it all, one of the many things i've greatly admired is your keep sense of purpose and duty to care for every single american. that example filters down to everyone who you work with, who works for you, and that's why we work as one team to insure our democracy delivers for the people. a team that believes details and execution matter, a team that believes empathy and a moral compass matter. all of it in service to a responsive, results-oriented government that helps make people's lives better. we thank you for your le

administration do? is there any want to introduce you to this person. i hope that this is the former head of the housingf the administration of the kirovsky and moskovsky district in the city of kazan , andrey yuryevich litvin, a very professional person; live in inhuman conditions? where did you get this fat from? where you have fees we pay for clarified. you are almost seven thousand, i have it, i have 19 square meters 5.900, because i am registered with my three children, but the way my eldest daughter got married 2 years ago. i say, daughter , i really don’t want to write you out. well, register yourself with your husband, so that at least 1,000 less. i paid the last month paid here 4.700. i can tell you more that after your house is in an emergency, from the point of view of the law, you should have a reduced tariff of 700, and they, in my opinion, have been raised. listen, well, here surprisingly, it turns out that it is impossible to live in your house. maybe you have a hostel there. and you live here, it's like a hotel, yes, it turns out, right? hostel, this lynx gives you. where did he grow up?

stream with a lie and a complete fiction, they hastened to call this information in the white house administration. where is the car. asked for comments prior to posting. perhaps such an answer would be enough if it was a little-known journalist from a provincial publication, but this is clearly not the case. seymour hersh is one of the world's most respected and recognized police award reporters. received for investigating the massacre that the us military perpetrated on civilians in the vietnamese village of songme back in the sixty-ninth year, it was he who first spoke about the cruel treatment of arab prisoners in the abu grape prison, and in 2015 he exposed the lie of the official american version about the circumstances of the murder of terrorist osama bin laden never published cock. the facts have never been refuted by anyone. and so now a new investigation into the explosion in the nord stream, which in the western press has already begun to be called one of the biggest mysteries of the twenty-first century biden. decided to sabotage on the pipelines. after 9 months of highly secret discus

military administration, pavlo kyrylenko , also suffered from the rocket salvo fire system the russians hit avdiivka six times, the consequences are determined by the fire of the occupiers, houses were damaged in mykolaivka and the northern two people were injured last day, the russians attacked kherson oblast 31 times, the regional military administration noted that the populated areas of the region were hit by the artillery of rocket systems, mortars and tanks seven times the attackers ransacked the city of kherson, there damaged residential buildings of eight people were evacuated from the bomb shelter of the hospital, the russians shelled the kharkiv region with mortars and artillery in vovchansk was hit by a projectile. the roof of the city hospital was on fire, because of this, patients had to be evacuated quickly, the head of the region oleg synogubov said. the blow was deep shooting dvorichna and kotlyarivka fortunately there are no victims and the attackers are hitting the zaporizhzhia region last day the russians shelled the vasylivskyi and pologivskyi districts and the secretary of the city council , anatoliy kurtev, said . in total, 22 reports of the destruction of

and it's the entire white house administration is off base. again, gender and color is the reason why she's a vice president . look at our press secretary anasta embarrassment when she was talking about nooran. it's an embarrassment. i'm sick of the democrats playing equity politics and picking people on race and color. that has to stop. and it's quite embarrassing for those who are of those of with particular characteristics who are more qualified. >> well, and i think there is a case to be made that this is it is somewhat coordinated, particularly as it relates to the southern border. you have secretary mayorkas saying the border is secure, but it's obviously not the vice president who's doing absolutely nothing except traveling to central america. >> once and then holding some phone calls. but, you know, the president at the state of the union goes out and talks about the scourge of fentanyl, but where do they think that fentanyl is created and then transport it in broad across our borders? you talk to the border patrol. it's coming through

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applies to low and middle income buyers since reductions only affects loans insured by federal housing administration. that's a check on your headlines and a check on our weather, which is what we are all talking about. >>> i am about to show you current temperatures. it is wild. taking a live look at the first alert doppler on this first alert weather day. we are starting to see snowstorms in the forecast. lauren is out there and just got hit with flurries throughout the santa cruz mountains. we are tracking the storm down to the south. it looks like it is starting to dissipate. light rain near san bruno, san mateo. san francisco is dry. it is funny because there is a rain cloud there, but this is model data. we will see this for the next few hours before the major storm this afternoon and into the evening. current temperatures are 27 degrees just near santa rosa. we are well below freezing allowing for hit or miss storms to turn to snow and mixed precipitation in the higher elevated areas. here we go with futurecast. i want to time this out starting this afternoon. notice there is snow near ukia. o

house. >> administration officials revealing no classified documents were found at his beach house. >> we have addressed openly and directly the searches that were conducted. >> president biden ignoring questions about the matter as he prepares to address his challenges and triumphs at next week's state of the union. president biden will deliver his second state of the union dress on tuesday. >> thank you. >>> and then the bart to san josÉ expansion is coming. the eta received $375 million on top of the millions invested. the plan still calls for construction to start this spring. >>> the state snowpack edge, the deepest we have seen in decades. the state department of water resources released that data from the snow survey yesterday afternoon. the sierra snowpack more than it's normal amount thanks to the storms we saw this past january. the director of the department said it's too early to say how it will impact the drought and it depends if we get more wet weather or not. >> let's bring in meteorologist, kari hall. >> we are hoping for more improvements, but it has been a while since w

borrows are insured by the federal housing administration will see their piece cut by $800 a year. union has slashed its natural guest demand by almost 1/5. that means 15% goal of helping survive the winter moves to lower gas flows from russia. they saw the biggest drop in usage cut by more than one half. and russia calls its ties with -- china calls its ties with russia solid as a rock. vladimir putin is in moscow and the wall street journal says china's president is preparing to visit the russian capital. global news 24-hours a day on air, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. kailey: thank you so much president biden is about to leave pollen. he is wrapping up a world wind -- whirlwind trip. visiting: after -- one year of russia invading ukraine. he is about to head back to the airport to return back to the u.s.. and we have a reporter they are in poland with key takeaways of his trip. we obviously heard the president speaking yesterday. but of the tangible accomplishments from this trip? >> really there was a lot about symb

the focus of the white house administration right now is to help ukraine advance east, which is to sayand the secretary of state correctly. eh, it says that we, of course, want peace, but we will not only prepare for war, but we will move ukraine to ukraine what to do with american weapons, how to use them, including against territory that russia considers absolutely its own. you know, it seems to me that e- uh, well, those words that blinkin said. i don't know to whom they were addressed, but i don't think there is even one serious politician in this world who believes in the independence of, uh, decisions made by the ukrainian leadership. this is absolutely, uh, absolutely stupid. uh, so i don't know, uh another thing is that, uh, the americans, of course, want peace. maybe, i don’t know, i admit that they would like to end the conflict, but naturally, only on their own terms , only, if russia, if they suffer a crushing defeat, then in any case they will lose, and this, of course, will not happen how they help ukrainians advance in the east. i don’t really understand, because uh, ukr

you literally have had the biden because lie about it, hunter biden, joe biden, the white house administrationatic party, democratic politicians and left-wing media. this was a domestic disinformation campaign for political defense. this is what we know about the laptop's discovery april 2019, the laptop was dropped off at the delaware repair shop to be fixed. eight months later the fbi takes possession of the laptop. in october 2020 "the new york post" was given a copy of the hard drive. over two years later the legal team is calling for an investigation. house oversight committee said joe biden and his family the hearings are up to begin wednesday. the investigation will also include hunters art deals, laptop and social media censorship of the story. todd and ashley. >> ashley: thank you, brooke. former assistant u.s. attorney andrew mccarthy said the original letter from hunter's attorney is mission the laptop israel. >> he claims the letter was implicit and expressed admission that this was his data. it seemed like they did kind of a little bit of a backtrack today when they realized, didn

applies to low and middle income buyers since reduction only affects loans insured by federal housing administration a look at top stories. >>> some of the best ski racers in the world will be in lake tahoe for world cup slalom and giant slalom races. they need the slopes icy so the fresh snow in the forecast later this week can make the race difficult. for skiers going up to 75 miles an hour, cloudy skies can make things unpredictable on the course. international ski federation approved the course yesterday morning which means competition is set to go. >> that's concerning because of the winter storm warning. like you mentioned, it needs to be icy. >> skiing in powder is not easy. you just sink. that's going to be interesting to follow. >> right. >> what are we tracking for the bay area? >> i just mentioned they'll be dealing with a winter storm warning. here in the bay we are too. >> that's crazy. >> starting with current conditions, a live look behind me at san francisco. you see oakland in the distance. clouds are laying low and we see hit or miss storms already sweeping in on this first alert w

but we have heard from white house administration officials pushing back, really defending the presidenthoot down this balloon until it was over water. they argue that the president was deliberative and responsible in his decision-making process. today transportation secretary pete buttigieg went out on the sunday shows defending the president, saying that what he was trying to do was ensure that the safety of americans was the first priority. they've also pointed to the president's desire to make sure that they were maximizing the opportunity to recover the payload from that balloon, trying to glean as much information and intelligence as possible from this device by waiting to shoot the balloon while it was out at sea. that made that ability to recover that payload a bit easier. but certainly these are criticisms that republicans will continue to lob towards this white house as we will see whether this resolution actually gets passed and whether it might be on the day of the state of the union. >> thank you. joining us now to talk about this and other hot topics, democratic strategist

just down today around 1:45 p.m., and recovery is already getting under way, and the white house administration is really focused on recovery because there are just still so many questions. that's why recovery is going to be key here. but it was shot down over frozen water. so what they're going to have to do is recover all these pieces that are on ice right now. that's going to be pretty complicated. this is northern command from the u.s. military doing this. this is the alaskan national guard taking part in it as well, including the faa and also the fbi. so it's all hands on deck to try and do this recovery effort and figure out, of course, you know, what the heck this is and where it came from. there are some similarities to that chinese spy balloon that we were tracking just last week because it came into u.s. airspace, but right now it seems like a very different situation. anderson. >> kylie atwood, appreciate it. thanks. with us now is former illinois republican congressman adam kinzinger. he's a cnn senior commentator and he's a pilot in the wisconsin national guard. congressman, do you

news media without any standards, any protocols, or any notification of leader jeffries or house administration or anybody. democrats just like others heard about it in the press. so that's not how you do it. we put ourselves at risk as a country, as a congress person in the capitol. there are a number of items that our committee put together and we viewed all of this material. we setup a separate section to be viewed by individuals who had been cleared. each one had a password to look. we worked out with the capitol police towi make sure that we d not compromise security at any point. it's clearin now as far as we kw there's the possibility of security risk because cameras are located in a lot of areas. as you know a lot of us had to be marshalled out of the capitol during the insurrection. all of that is on footage, and it compromises the integrity and security of the capitol. i think speaker mccarthy has someke explaining to do, quite honestly. >> i mean it's awfully strange behavior from a party that purports to be the party of law and order to directly compromise the safety of those who ar

mortgage insurance premiums paid by new borrowers who take out loans insured by the federal housing administration. they will reduce the annual premium from 0.85% to 0.55% the hope is that the reduction expands access to home ownership. it is so much bigger than a piece of property. and for some many people, then it is about what they can do. to create a foundation for a better future for themselves for their family and for their community. the change in mortgage rate fees takes effect on march 20th. tesla is opening a new california engineering headquarters here in the bay area. both tesla ceo elon musk and governor newsom made that announcement today on the peninsula. tesla's global engineering headquarters will be at the former hewlett packard headquarters in palo alto. this is, i think a poetic transition from the company that founded looking valley to tesla, and we're company started here. first we say about our state, the future happens. here first. we're america's coming attraction. tesla was founded in san carlos back in 2003 and was originally headquartered in palo alto before moving to a

three - 1 percent growth since world war ii this might be one of the most incompetent white houses administrationse've ever seen. mike: and all of the loaded up debts, 18 trillion when i got here, four years ago and now is 31 and at economy is based more government that is a productive side and that's a bill goods we need to call them out on it. liz: thank you for joining us and it's good to see you enjoying south doctor marty has great to see you and we were just talking you and i am talk about this, problems of the economy, start of the pandemic by guilt and shutdowns i know house oversight is like subcommittee and the pandemic they will probe safety problems and ineffectiveness of covid-19 vaccines and testimony from other keep biden white house figures with dr. fauci and what is your take on the story. guest: it will look, his a shame it is saying the song to do an assessment of the pandemic response and immune is coming on three years now in the uk denmark in the countries in europe, they've already done this end of the 911 commission so report so the absence of government doing this actually

security cameras, and 1-2 people have access to the system, most often it is the owner of the house and the administratorrvice system. if my husband saw the record, we would no longer have clients, especially since i found all blacks here. what does it mean this means that someone else has access to the system, which is not clear how we figured it out, this will drop the security of all company computers. it looks like our administrator is already here, this is his scooter. well, yes, i punched him by the number of the scooter. this is the person we need. maxim is assigned to an employee of the safe house company perfectly. attention, he's coming out. found that this guy has a very wonderful habit of not turning off the wireless modules, and in particular. as far as i understand this issue? volt no, i understand, beauty, of course, is a terrible force. but you're sure you can scare her with that. yes , i know how to get information out of this young man. hello i'll pass. what happened to this direct relation? i'm not in business at all. and why such a violent reaction? in general , a backdoor is installe

we can all complain about the white house administration. can sit here all day and complain about biden and absolute disaster in the white house. as republicans we got that memo. i got it. let's talk the about what we are going to be for. let's talk about understanding systems whether it's mental health, opioids, access to healthcare. immigration reform which we told you we were going to get. we never got. balancing a budget. washington doesn't want to talk about it. healthcare reform we were told as republicans we were going to get it in '17 and '18 we didn't get it. so many things we excuse we don't have 60 votes in the senate. we will probably never have 60 votes in the senate. make a deal. find a plan give a little to get a lot. i do it all the time. still gte get great conservative wins if you know folks who know how to negotiate with the legislator. you need private sector. private and public sector experience. i'm a big believer sweat out a paycheck or two in your life. >> bret: governor sununu we appreciate the time. when you are rea

member of the homeland security committee, house administration transportation committee. it also a former police detective. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> your impression of tonight? >> it was great to be part of history. it's my first state of the union. i tend to disagree with a lot of for the president said. i think that if you ask anybody back in my district how they feel, how their pockets feel, they are not better off than when joe biden took office. gas prices are still higher than they were when he took office. people are struggling at the food store, so i wasn't on the same page as the president this evening. >> he made several pointed comments about police training particularly in light of the tyre nichols case. what did you think about that? >> first of all, we need to focus on there's nothing that good cops dislike backups more than anyone. that's number one. second, i do agree with the president there perhaps does need to be some standardized training throughout this nation. i think painting anything with a broad brush is a problem. i thin

all really came to a head last week because the house administration's committee held this hearing whereepublicans and democrats really grilled him about a couple of issues, both the ethical lapses alleged in the ig report but also the fact that he was not at the capitol on january 6th. this led to a lot of lawmakers calling for his ouster, including the house speaker, kevin mccarthy. then yesterday joe biden made the decision to terminate him. >> yeah. bipartisan agreement there which is rare. lauren fox, thank you for that update. >>> this morning -- well, straight ahead, sorry. the white house's john kirby live on "cnn this morning." what new details we're going to learn about these mysterious objects in the sky. stay with us for that. >>> in the meantime, this morning, all eyes on the release of the labor department's consumer price index report. a key inflation data that will determine the federal reserve's path forward. anchor of "early start" christine romans. >> good morning. >> it matters to the fed but matters to all of us, right? this is grocery bills and gas station bills and

mortgage insurance premiums paid by new borrowers who take out loans insured by the federal housing administration. a it will reduce the annual premium from 0.85% to 0.55% the hope is that that reduction will expand access to home ownership. homeownership is an essential part of the american dream. for so many people. a home is more than simply a house. the change in mortgage rates fees takes effect on march 20th. the cost to say i do is going up because of inflation report shows couples will shut out an average of $29,000 this year to say i do that is up from 28,000 last year in 2019 before the covid pandemic, the average cost was closer to $24,700. a survey of wedding vendors showed 77% are raising prices this year while couples have smaller budgets for services. more couples are also for going typical traditions, shopping on the secondhand market or even opting for a weekday or morning celebration or than 2.6 million weddings were held in the us last year, but that number is expected to drop this year. thank you so much for watching ktvu foxy news at noon. the latest news ktvu .com - [nicole] c

crisis saying it is cutting insurance premiums for homes that are insured by fha, the federal housing administration800 in savings annually for most new borrowers. depending on the cost of your home it could be a bit more than that and could be a bit less. fha, guys, tends to benefit first-time home buyers. let's say you don't have 20% to put down so perhaps you don't and perhaps you have a lower credit score, you can get afternoon fha insured home. the catch you have to pay this premium so the white house is hoping by reducing these payments it makes homes a bit more affordable. it does have support from major industry leaders like the national association of realtors and the mortgage bankers association saying they support the plan. although some wonder could this backfire? one conservative think tank, the american enterprise institute saying earlier that these cuts announced today will expose taxpayers and not help prospective home buyers. this credit easing will cause the surplus of buyers to use their newly minted power to bid up the price of houses, simple economics. this program launches marc

- lent more loans to the federal housing administration. lot of that risk ways on the road government -- weighs on the federal government's doorstep. with regards to the debt, right now there is $31 trillion of debt. most of that is owed to the public. these are treasuries people by. a lot of -- people buy. a lot of people buy treasuries. treasuries are considered one, if not the, safest asset for people to hold. there are other countries that purchase are treasuries too. somewhere around one third. his health -- somewhere around one third is held by foreign entities and other central banks around the world. when there are global concerns about the economy, there are a lot of people around the world who purchase securities because of the safety of the asset investment and the federal government's impeccable record of paying its debts on time. those treasuries are lent through the treasury department. they are the federal government's banker, bookkeeper, along with the federal reserve. the treasury department's responsible for the lending an

unfortunately, both inside ukraine he faced stiff resistance and also from the previous white house administrationrtant. president zelenskyy is not corrupt. i worked with him for years. >> i have to be quick with you on this. what do you want americans and european allies to know about the war right now? >> we need weapons quickly. the next couple of months, if we don't get those weapons, the situation will be dire for ukraine. that will have consequences worldwide. >> thank you both. >>> that does it for me. i will see you back here at noon eastern tomorrow. up next, andrea mitchell will talk to john brennan and congressman mike gallagher about the spy balloon over the u.s. that's coming up after this short break. er this short break. oman coinage? no. he's making real-time money moves with merrill. so no matter what the market's doing, he's ready. and that's... how you collect coins. your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches your money never stops working for you with merrill, in your hands or feet? try nervivenerv