john peter, after william, north korea says it has testified to strategic cruise missiles miss submarine, calling to state media. well, it's the latest round of tests and has happened just as the united states in south korea are due to hold a planned large scale joint military exercise. on monday, south korea's joint estates of staff said south korean and u. s. intelligence agencies. but unlike the specifics of them is so far tropical cyclone freddy has unleashed strong winds heavy rain and floods in mozambique for the 2nd time. these 28 people have been killed in tens of thousands of homes are damaged. freddie is the southern hemisphere longest lasting tropical cyclone on record. it started $35.00 days ago in the western pacific and has travelled or an 8000 kilometers, gathering strength of the indian ocean. it may land fallen, not a gas goes of tropical cycling, or from there it moved on to batter mozambique for several days. he regained strength over indignation and hit mozambique again as it bears down on the southern tip of neighboring norway. because seen more the year's worth of r

john. >> john: peter doocy for us at the white house. thank you. cqui. >> jacqui: john, even as some democrats start to come around on supporting a nationwide tiktok ban, not one democrat on the house foreign affairs committee voted to give president biden the power to ban the app labelled a national security risk. grady trimble is live on capitol hill. so, grady, why did democrats vote against this proposal? >> hi, jacqui. as you and peter noted, there does seem to be growing bipartisan appetite to ban tiktok, but democrats on the house foreign affairs committee are blasting that particular bill that you mentioned. congressman gregory meeks, the top democrat on that committee, he says a bill with such wide-ranging consequence deserves significant consideration and requires congress to conduct effective due diligence through debate and consultation with experts, none of which has been done. democrats also criticizing the bill as being too broad and trampling on first amendment rights. so, what does the bill do? it would give president biden the auth

. >> john: peter doocy live at the white house.efing expected to start any moment now, peter. >> and john, we are told by officials that as china looks to make friends encountering u.s. influence around the world, the president's foreign policy to try to not contain china, the top elected republican in town says is a big mistake. >> what should they have done when they first saw hitler and others and japan together, what policies and dependency were they week on. what aggression did they look the other way? building up a military of hitler, even though it went against the treaty of versailles. or the movement in of checkoslovakia and austria, or the movement to crimea, or the desire to take taiwan. >> president biden says he's not going to call putin until he's serious backing out of ukraine. there are plans for a xi call at some point, noing on the books though. >> do you think putin and xi fear president biden. >> you have to ask them whether they fear or they not. it is not about fear. it's about president biden advancing our fo

. >> john: peter doocy asking karine jean-pierre some questions about the killings at the fentanyl andh matamorod that he takes it very seriouslyt every day she's asked when it comes to what the president will say. >> gillian: on foreign policy anyway. it seems to be her go to playbook answer. nobody seems to have yet pressed her on what that means to her, to the president, i mean, it's not a sufficient answer if we are being honest. >> john: it is unclear what this administration is doing about the board of islands and the fact that americans who grow across the border can be mistaken for somebody else and end up dead. we have members of congress who are trying to do things about it, dan crenshaw has introduced a bill, he is building bipartisan support for a bill that would put together basically a and a omf authorization for the use of military force to go across the military force but when we may be problematic is using the u.s. military in a place like mexico that's foreign. >> gillian: it's a start and a way to flush out a conversation about this that it is a real and persistent p

peter. yes, john, president biden landed after a very, very short flight to philadelphia from joint base andrews he got here, the budget director is setting the table about this budget proposal. >> it strengthens medicare by solvency of the trump fund by 25 years. without cutting any benefits or raising cost of beneficiaries. and the reject benefit comes with social security. >> paid for in part with 25% minimum tax on billionaires and repeal of the trump tax cuts, which will set the top rate for single filers 49.6% and that would impact anyone making more than $400,000 per year. progressives are saying, "they love this plan." >> we have a lot of places we can go on this. when it is the case jeff bezos is paying less in taxes than a boston public school teacher, then i guarantee, we have got room to go that we can collect money and use it to pay down the national debt. >> white house officials are claiming today they can reduce the deficit by $3 trillion in a decade, but $6.8 trillion plant is at $1.8 trillion to the deficit next year. it is going nowhere in the house. according to republicans i

i want to play this back and forth with john kirby and peter doocy. ly because of what john kirby, how he starts his answer and then we'll get your response. >> we got the fbi director saying most likely a potential lab incident in wuhan. if a foreign country came to the united states and killed 1.1 million americans with guns, would the president just let that slide? >> nobody is letting anything slide. that's where the president wants the intelligence community to work so hard to get to hopefully get some answers that we can rely on. right now there's no consensus. >> trace: nobody is letting anything slide. sure looks like there's a lot of sliding going on. your final thoughts. >> well, we know this came from the wuhan lab. that's not controversial at this point. everybody that has access to the intelligence, admiral kirby does, probably has that belief. hard to believe it didn't come from the lab. it's not just covid. the chinese are killing 100,000 american as year with fentanyl. they're sending it to the cartels in mexico. there's consequences fo

. >> john: first to our peter doocey who is traveling with the president, still in las vegas. how closely is the white house monitoring the markets today? >> reporter: john, they generally claim they don't follow the markets very closely because they say they don't think that is a good indicator of economic health. if that's different in this case, we hope to hear soon. we just haven't seen the president yet today. the dow has been down in the neighborhood in the last few minutes of about 700 points. so again, if we hear anything from the white house, we will bring that to you. there is a new wrinkle to the white house response to silicon valley bank though. we're finding out that california's governor, gavin newsom, who president biden spoke to privately last weekend about steps to protect deposits actually had money in silicon valley bank through family vineyards. newsom's public statement on the bank did not disclose any of those family ties. >> we now know that gavin newsom was lobbying the biden administration without disclosing his own personal interest in the bank. what'

peter, thank you. sandra. sandra: thanks, john. fox news alert, moments ago california financial regulators have shut down one of the largest banks in the country, silicon valley bank has now been taken over by regulators after the bank disclosed mounting losses earlier in the week. the takeover sparking concerns and another financial crisis could be coming down the pike. svb has become the largest bank failure since washington mutual collapsed in 2008. a lot of folks are watching this, john, there was a lot of shorting of the big banks. there was a massive selloff across the board and of course any time you see that happen, anybody who lived through the financial crisis of '08, you know, gives you an interesting feeling and you certainly have to take note of it. john: i've never described nausea as an interesting feeling. sandra: couldn't think of a word. john: that's the feeling nonetheless. a lot more on this coming up. steve moore is in the house and ran into him in the hallway a few moments ago. doug holt, jackie deangeles wil

big shot up to john steinbeck, lyndon johnson and charlie the poodle. you were my inspiration. peter: we also ask authors what their favorite books are. according to jeff guinn, travels with charlie by john steinbeck is one of his favorites, ong with catherine drinker bowen, yankee from olympus. could you speak to those two books? jeff: the yankee from olympus is the life study of wendell holmes. i did not want to read the book when i was in high school, but the high school i attended was all over us wendell holmes has spoken i was mesmerized. it was from catherine drinker bowen that i realized rating history did not have to be boring. it was not just facts and names. she created context, starting starting with his grandfather, a minister and his father, a famous poet. and how everything he learned to fit into his time and place and how the decisions he helped render on the supreme court that changed america forever were not just based on law but on personal experience. if you could write a book like that, and not make it dry, i thought it must be possible to write history that is fa

peter doocy and john kirby had this exchange. >> does the white house hope that the lab leak theory is not true? >> we don't have a hope one way or the other, peter. what we want is the ground truth. wherever the science takes you and the facts take you. >> the bill president biden signed yesterday. except info that would harm national security. is there a bigger national security threat than something that killed 1 million people? >> the president has to balance transparency with national security, peter. of course he does. >> where is it? >> let me finish my answer. >> harris: republican senator rand paul with doubts that americans will ever get the entire truth. >> we had a unanimous vote in the senate and house and then president biden begrudgingly signed it and said yeah, i'll give you the information as long as i determine that it's not going to hurt our national security, which is concerning that he is already putting a caveat on how much he will give us. >> harris: josh hawley of missouri who sponsored the bill tweeted this. there is no national security exception in the bill.

thanks to the embassy of belarus in germany, now our researchers can read the notes of peter i and english commander johnrchill the value of the books is emphasized by the marks of the former owners of the khrebtovich family. jaska you spring at the national center for contemporary arts, an exhibition is being held, which presented about 200 works by more than 140 authors , from all regions of the country, eight halls of chocolate sculpture, artificial intelligence painting and textiles, in addition to professional artists, the smallest art lovers also take part in the exhibition replenished the exposition of works from the fund of the national center for contemporary arts. in including people's artist viktor gromak, the exhibition will last until march 26 inclusive. to always be aware of the latest news in belarus and the world , subscribe to us on social networks. and since recently, we have been in telegram, put reactions and feel free to write comments. well, today we will visit a new place on the map, our path lies in grodno, because it is there that the ancient church is located, the interior decor

. >> john: let's get straight to peter doocy, waiting president biden's arrival there in beautiful san diego. peter, what a lovely view. >> it is lovely. over the weekend, president biden talk to the state's governor. he talked to his economic team about the bank collapse, and this is what they came up with. >> no losses -- this is an important point. no losses will be paid by the taxpayers. instead, the money will come from the fees that banks pay into the deposit insurance fund. >> elizabeth warren writes in "the new york times" today "no one should be mistaken about what unfolded over the past few days in the u.s. banking system. these recent failures are the direct result of leaders in washington weakening the financial rules. president biden seems to agree. >> the management of these banks will be fired. if the bank has taken over by fdic, the people running the bank should not work there anymore. third, investors in the banks will not be protected. they knowingly took a risk, and when the risk did not pay it off, investors lose their money. that's how capitalism works. >> bo pres

thanks to the belarusian embassy in germany, now our researchers can read the notes of peter i and the english commander john churchill, the value of books is emphasized by the marks of the former owners of the khrebtovich family . professional artists and the participation of the exhibition is accepted, and the youngest art lovers have replenished the exposition of works from the fund of the national center for contemporary arts, in including people's artist viktor gromyk. the exhibition will last until march 26 inclusive. to always be aware of the latest news in belarus and the world, subscribe to us on social networks. and since recently, we 've gone to telegram, put reactions and feel free to write comments. well, today we will visit a new place on the map, our path lies in grodno, because it is there that the old church is located, the interior decoration, and the design of which invariably attracts the attention of tourists and guests of the city the church and the bernardine monastery in grodno - the largest operating catholic complex in the city, the temple is one of the oldest in the whole of wester

peter doocy pressed john kirby on the origins of covid. >> does the white house hope the lab leak theoryone way or the other. what we want to the ground truth wherever that takes us, wherever the science takes you president biden wants to know so that he can work with the scientific community. stuart: congressman dusty johnson, you are on the house select china committee. the covid intel is going to be revealed. this should help us get to the bottom of it. >> we need to get to the bottom of this. this is why republican leadership matters. last week, the president signed a bill that would declassify all the information the government has related to the wuhan institute of virology. we would not have put this bill on the president's desk if we did not have a public and house. we've got to get to the bottom of this. stuart: there are signs that the virus came from animals. i've seen those reports in reputable journals. you discount that? >> i do not discount that. some of the findings have been mixed. the department of energy says they think it's from a lab leak but they have low confidence

peter doocy pressed john kirby over xi's meeting with putin. >> it seems these superpowers are teamingt the us. why did president biden let this happen? >> these are two countries that had long chafed as i said to jeff. us leadership around the world and the network of alliances -- this is not something these countries cooked up since president biden got elected. stuart: why did he let it happen? senator marsha blackburn joins me here in new york. why did biden let this happen? >> he's got the axis of evil, russia, china, iran, north korea, 2018, this is a new axis of evil forming out there. you've got the democrats led by president biden who think that china and russia are competitors, not adversaries, and they are an adversary. look at what they are doing. right now biden is week. they know he is weak. xi jinping wants to see china as the 20 first century, that should be the china century in his mind, he wants to be globally dominant by 2050 with biden being so weak, they feel they have some running room. if they vacate with the sunshine this is their time to get out and get to it. s

john kirby says that russia could just pull its troops out tomorrow, and that would end the conflict. back to you. stuart: all right, edward, thanks very much is, indeed. watch the exchange between fox's petery in the white house briefing room. roll tape. >> reporter: do you think putin and xi fear president biden? >> you'd have to ask them whether they fear or not. s the not about fear. it's about president biden advancing our foreign policy goals around the world. it's about president biden revitalizing these alliances and partnerships. it's about president biden and what he's doing to preserve our national security interests around the world. that's what we're focused on. stuart: all right. our own resident china expert, gordon chang, is with us this morning. gordon, do you think china and russia fear the united states many. >> no, they don't. the chinese actually say they don't. matter of fact, they flew a spy balloon over our nuclear weapons sites, you know? cheerily, they don't -- clearly, they don't fear us. russia, they invaded ukraine. they don't fear the west or the united states. no question about it. stuart: china says that xi jinping is too busy to take a phone call from biden.

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bush advisor peter waiter, also john hart, -- democratic strategist, and -- james nash. let me begin with you paul, as we know, people are talking about the fear index and what is going, on about really, the gop is seizing on this economic news in some capacity, but they have the biden ministration trying to calm some tears and saying look everyone, it is okay, everything is safe. how does this play out politically? >> well, the republicans seem to believe that if they blame wokeism, and they blame it for everything, i tore my knee recently. it was wokeism, it's a balcony. it is preposterous. i think that we need to find out what this bank did wrong, we need to dig into it. i think the president has done a very good job, and by the way gotten some praised by republicans, i don't want to smear all of them, patrick mchenry has said that biden has gotten about right. he wanted to protect depositors, but you don't want to bail out investors. and that is, right now, what our country is doing. it seems to me that politically, that is -- the dirty spur ordered in the political

. >> dana: peter doocy talked with john kirby. >> when president biden met with xi i want to make sure every country abides by the international rules of the road. does he think china is abiding by the international rules of the road? >> we have significant concerns about china's behavior particularly their coercive and aggressive behavior but other areas we believe there is room for cooperation. you have to keep the lines of communication open. >> dana: does that present a good point, it is important to have lines of communication be open. the spy balloon. you couldn't get an answer out of china. >> this is pretty typical of this administration putting process over substance. the ability to make a phone call as opposed to the ability to change the chinese communist party's behavior against the united states. a couple things we should think of. one, clear russia is the junior partner here and now becoming a state of the chinese comeist party. 1,000 nuclear weapons to add to the chinese arsenal. now two members of the u.n. security council join against the united states of america. bad

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ktvu lamonica peters has more from cn francisco republican party, john dennis believes the indictment handed down against donald trump is politically motivated. uphill battle proving his case i think donald trump will not be convicted. i fact i'd be surprised, frankly, if it goes to trial. if it isn't settled somehow before then trump is being indicted for hush money payments made to a woman on his behalf. speaker of the house. kevin mccarthy. also tweeted about manhattan, d a alvin bragg saying as he routinely freeze violent criminals to terrorize the public. he weaponized our sacred system of justice against president donald trump. i think it affects the republican party in the sense that it will galvanize the trump supporters and have people who were maybe not as enthusiastic as the former president, as they once were come back into the fold, while dennis believes the indictment will give donald trump a boost in the 2024 election some bay area democrats say they want to see the case play out in court and that this isn't a time for celebration. on thursday, representative eric swalw

john, i was watching yesterday during the press briefing peter doocy asked a reasonable question aboutthe biden family and payments from china and the response from karine jean-pierre was not a response. it was i won't respond. it has been a bunch of lies for years. the people who have lied about this are joe biden, his campaign and this administration. joe biden made assertions regarding his son and family in some of these payments that are proveably false and i understand the white house probably doesn't want to address this in depth but it is a fair game question from peter doocy and to just punt the whole thing and say we won't address it because republicans lie that is stonewalling totally unacceptable. >> john: i want to go to call for number three. the president was asked about the information that james comer the oversight committee has about the money trail between china to four members of the biden family. listen to this exchange. >> i have subpoenaed bank records to prove the family took over a million dollars from a chinese communist party-backed energy company for no appar

john over. and i'll tell you ball coming on a guy and peter, similar to your sports, move at yahoo, which is back of action that the dubai tennis championships shortly. and the big boys ahead in the premier league title races lead is all small. move 5 points clear of nearest drivers. manchester city. ah great transport minister cost us caught him unless has resigned over the head on collision of 2 trains. at least 36 people died when a cargo train and a passenger train collided on tuesday night. the government has declared 3 days of national morning while the crash occurred just outside the city of larissa. that's on a line connecting athens to the northern city of hassle, and nikki, emergency teams are still at the scene or me calls them. sheriff reports the worst train crash grease has ever seen. it happened after a head on collision between a freight train and one carrying passengers shortly before midnight on tuesday on the line connecting absence and maldon pest saline key. many of the $350.00 people on board, the passenger train us said to have been students greet prime minister kitty, of c

thank you for john ferguson for getting me involved and peter canfro and i'm hosting hannity tonightyou are welcome don't waste it by thanking me. >> jessica: a florida police officer wouldn't let anything get in the way of walking his daughter down the aisle not even temporary paralysis. he danged his spine during a freak accident while doing yard work last year. he was completely payroll lived for two weeks before regaining movement in his toes. after braving a year of intense therapy beretted enough strength to walk his daughter down the aisle on wedding day. >> greg: yard work? >> jessica: free accident. >> jesse: that's why i'm not doing yard work again. >> jesse: up next is bret baier. >> bret: just down the hall. good evening. i'm bret baier. we are coming to you tonight from fox news world headquarters in new york. breaking tonight we are following two major stories. first, a new era of chilling cooperation show's itself on the world stage. chinese president xi jinping meeting with russian president vladimir putin in moscow today in the start of a three-day trip in russia. it

jenkins or rees—mogg or andrea jenkins or all other people or john all these other people or john redwood are all peterrgy these other people, the energy fights on. i think the energy will continue in a sense. let me put it like this our job is to hold the government's feet to the fire on europe related issues. if you like our job is issues. if you like ourjob is to keep them honest now, they might see it slightly differently from that. but what happened today was 70 conservative mps did not support . they saw it for the storm. a break i could go through all the days of the erg . greatly days of the erg. greatly exaggerated i think. i think i think that's probably fair to say. i just want to very quickly show you a little bit of boris at the privileges committee today. have look at this genuinely did not know what the outcome would and was deeply outcome would be and was deeply shocked when fines were issued , shocked when fines were issued, not least since i have been told on a couple of occasions at least by sue gray that she did not think the threshold of criminality had been reached . criminality h

. >> john: fox team coverage starts right now with jennifer griffin on where china is looking to expand power next, the middle east. >> sandra: peter doocy right from the white house briefing room, set to begin shortly, peter. this will obviously be a big focus of the briefing today. >> yes, and so far from what we have been able to see, the p utin-xi meeting is a complement fest, heaping praise and each other. >> over the last years china has made a huge leap forward in its development in the whole world, it is of a genuine interest and we are jealous of it. >> the two are also signalling they are going to talk about xi's peace proposal as western leaders who back ukraine worry china could also provide lethal support to the russians to be used in ukraine against ukraine. >> the world should not be fooled by any tactical move by russia, supported by china or other country, to freeze the war on its own terms. such a move would violate the u.n. charter and delay the will of 141 countries who have condemned russia's war in the united nations general assembly. >> putin is calling xi a dear friend and xi is calling putin a dear friend.

jenkins or rees—mogg or andrea jenkins or all other people or john all these other people or john redwood are all petere other people, the energy fights on. i think the energy will continue in a sense. let me put it like this our job is to hold the government's feet to the fire on europe related issues. if you like our job is issues. if you like ourjob is to keep them honest now, they might see it slightly differently from that. but what happened today was 70 conservative mps did not support . they saw it for the storm. a break i could go through all the days of the erg . greatly days of the erg. greatly exaggerated i think. i think i think that's probably fair to say. i just want to very quickly show you a little bit of boris at the privileges committee today. have look at this genuinely did not know what the outcome would be was deeply outcome would be and was deeply shocked when fines were issued , shocked when fines were issued, not least since i have been told on a couple of occasions at least by sue gray that she did not think the threshold of criminality had been reached . criminality had been r

and your thoughts on the last we've been speaking to john verona, journalist and political analysts. thank you. thank you. well, my colleague peter scores earlier spoke with us, he contributes a chris mc, drew parallel between the current crisis and north of 2008. i think people tend to do in these scenarios is sort of speculate really. we should always, i believe, is an economist, we should look back in history that see what happened in the past. and if we look at the past, the us dollar really was the currency of choice. there wasn't really anything to contend with it. you know, china was sort of starting to build up confidence in that the women be like to get international partners to adopt it, but they weren't really there. and we can see they've actually got a clip pizza from hillary clinton when she was the secretary of state. and she's out the night showing how confident she was in the power of the u. s. economy. and therefore the us dollar. it's a good investment. it's a safe investment, even despite the economic challenges sweeping over the world, the united states has a well deserved financial stability, reputation. he'

john. home and i'll just say to son ignacio lagoon mex coach santa 40th peter elizabeth. thank you so much. it's a big night fully. it is awful in the premier league title, race, victory of evanson later would move them 5 points clear of nearest rivals, manchester city. this is also a game in hand. over city and manager make a lot better is urging side not to let this opportunity to increase the gap, pos them by if team a looking to make amends for the one. the law against a person a few weeks ago is a case of doing things better than we did when we played in a few weeks ago. and hopefully we'll play much better than we did. and they don't take anything for granted 3 as 2 and the right to win that game and, and that's going to be tough. liverpool are also playing later on wednesday. they're at home to woo. you're going to club side on 9 points off the top 4. but the liberal who manager remains confident they can close the gap and salvage something from us. so for disappointing season, if there's a couple can do that a reason it's us honestly. i really think because all th

peter's confession. the passage of scripture is often called who do say that i am? well, some say john the baptist say elijah. so who do you say that i am? yeah, you are, son. the living god. mm hmm. peter surely flesh and blood has not revealed this to you. must be the spirit. so you are. peter yeah. on this rock will build my church. footnote. that's the first time church is used in the bible. okay church from the greek is an ecclesia. some people call it the ecclesia. it's a body of people. it's was coming together. how many y'all know right now? we in church, we don't have to be in a structure. we don't have to be in a particular building. the people come together. it's the church, right? but jesus goes on using that first reference to church in talking to peter, and he says. i will give you the keys to the kingdom of heaven. you. the picture for me is so because he gives peter two keys. this picture i took it literally is at the front of the vatican. this is the front entrance if you going into the vatican look up that's the picture you'll see that's the carving you'll see rather.

peter doocy at the white house. thank you. >> john: some developments in a horrific crime story that we have been following. houston teenager who is accused of attacking and paralyzing a woman got his bond cut in half. the police arrested joseph harrell last week for the february attack you see on the left side of the screen, he followed the victim for 24 miles before body slamming her and stealing her money. she was paralyzed as a result of that. his attorneys argue the family did not have enough money for the original bond. the teen has been caught on jail calls confessing to the crime and complaining about his victim's gofundme page. dramatic video out of sarasota, florida a police officer was thrown in the air after being struck by a car driven by a suspected burglar. the suspect, mark thomas, was chased by cops before being arrested. the cop was taken to the hospital. he is now recovering at home. oh, my gosh. and in philly, the district attorney's office is asking for the public's help for ten suspects wanted in connection with

national security spokesman john kirby has said they'll keep all the classified information under wraps. peter doocy is pressing for answer. >> a bill required the dni to declassify passed the senate. if it passes the house, too, would president biden sign it? >> he swiftly and unilaterally put information out there. that's one. two. the intelligence community continues to assess the origins of covid. i know i've seen press reporting about preliminary findings of a classified nature but still no consensus. that's why the president has directed the team to stay at work. >> the f.b.i. director saying most likely a potential lab incident in wuhan. if a foreign country came to the united states and killed 1.1 million americans with guns would the president just let that fly? >> nobody is letting anything slide. >> harris: congress certainly isn't going to let it slide. in addition to pushing legislation to declassify covid intelligence the subcommittee on the pandemic will hold a hearing in the matter of days on the origins of virus beginning next week. we need answers. we can't accept more years

i mean, we've already nicola sturgeon and also the deputy first minister, john swinney going no , there's petereems to be on the on way. there's a new leader coming in, it will be appointed a week on monday. coming in, it will be appointed a week on monday . they, they may a week on monday. they, they may well look a fresh approach and it's just going to be to see how the where the snp go from here because there's some in the snp that think that this this is repeating the sort mistakes that happenedin repeating the sort mistakes that happened in the final days of new labour where you a party machine was so disciplined so on message and then as soon as it started breaking apart they set the party started collapsing around it and there's possibly the feeling that maybe the snp are going that way, that nicola sturgeon's departure has really triggered astonishing inflating that, while there's going to be been years of division in the snp, if they've to keep a lid on it, they've tried to not have the infighting in public know this is a party in the of a very very civil war. yes it's going to be quit

yes well there was there was a time when you know john in oxford street , peter jones in oxford streetyou'd have to queue , get in the place because queue, get in the place because that's how popular it was. lewis is absolutely right that , you is absolutely right that, you know, shopping changes in shopping the covid in pandemic and internal selling now is change that completely so? i'm not surprised of this it's a shame really , because i do think shame really, because i do think that there a lot of people that welcome sort of personal shopping, but you know, it's so much easier and cheaper now to shopin much easier and cheaper now to shop in different and that that that's the issue the problem indeedi that's the issue the problem indeed i mean in the end in terms of the high street it's not good news is it. if you lose john lewis because i mean i talk to my team about it today and one of my colleagues, maria, said, actually, who cares about john lewis? there are millions of people don't live near of people who don't live near john actually, think john lewis. actually, i think there'

john lewis says staff will be the first to hear about any changes. i'm joined now by petertions. can you take us through, what is your understanding of whatjon lewis is considering? your understanding of what jon lewis is considering?— is considering? good evening, it looks like, _ is considering? good evening, it looks like, just _ is considering? good evening, it looks like, just like _ is considering? good evening, it looks like, just like every - is considering? good evening, it looks like, just like every otherl looks like, just like every other high street retailer, they are suffering hard times and there are challenges and spiralling costs, and because they are a mutual, they do not have access to investment capital. it means they are having to use the debt they have got and their retained profits in order to invest in the business and it is not enough. from what i have seen, they are looking to increase their investment by attracting external investors into the structure. find investors into the structure. and how would _ investors into the structure. and how would t

john lewis says staff will be the first to hear about any changes. a little earlier, i spoke to peteral and co—operative businesses. i asked him for his view of whatjohn lewis is considering. it looks like, just like every other high street retailer, they are suffering hard times and there are challenges and spiralling costs, and because they are a mutual, they don't have access to investment capital. it means they are having to use the debt they have got and their retained profits in order to invest in the business and it is just not enough. from what i've seen, they are looking to increase their investment by attracting external investors into the structure. and how would that change the current structure thatjohn lewis had? how would that change if external investors are invited in? it's a pretty big deal because at the moment they are fully owned by their employees through an employee ownership trust, and that means they behave differently. all of these different types of mutuals don't behave the way that the usual corporate animal behaves on the high street, and that's why you ge

yes well there was there was a time when you know john in oxford street , peter jones in oxford street queue , get in the place because queue, get in the place because that's how popular it was. lewis is absolutely right that , you is absolutely right that, you know, shopping changes in shopping the covid in pandemic and internal selling now is change that completely so? i'm not surprised of this it's a shame really , because i do think shame really, because i do think that there a lot of people that welcome sort of personal shopping, but you know, it's so much easier and cheaper now to shopin much easier and cheaper now to shop in different and that that that's the issue the problem indeedi that's the issue the problem indeed i mean in the end in terms of the high street it's not good news is it. if you lose john lewis because i mean i talk to my team about it today and one of my colleagues, maria, said, actually, who cares about john lewis? there are millions of people don't live near of people who don't live near john actually, think john lewis. actually, i think there's something t

peters. i want to ask you about this. donald trump junior attacking johnlly from clinical depression. what has been the reaction there to top republicans skipping the conference and most notably ron desantis? >> reporter: right. as it pertains to don junior, i will say they were grotesque comments and unfair as he continues to go through his own health care situation. as for the conference as a whole here, you have donald trump who will speak here tomorrow. nikki haley will speak two hours from now as well as potential presidential contender mike pompeo. let's be very clear here. this is a trump loyal base of support. ron desantis is not here. mike pence is not here. mitch mcconnell, speaker mccarthy, they are nowhere to be seen here this weekend. what you see and hear from the supporters, when i went up to one person after another, it was donald trump, donald trump, donald trump. ron desantis is young. he should wait four more years and pick up after donald trump. this is a moment where there is a base of support for donald trump. to what extent does that

don't we translate john into ivan yes, we really have such a tradition in ukrainian history of messages, there are traditions to call kateryna kateryna and ekaterina and exactly as petero call peter well here and still it is about the norms of the ukrainian language grammar grammar but i am convinced that in fact peter was not peter the first, he was the first of the five, yes, or there was ekaterina, and here, too, it is worth emphasizing that these nicknames that were formed, they actually need such a arrangements vladimir well, let it be vladimir, well, you know, one of the singers used to sing with them about the vladimir central, well, it’s obvious that this is also a category. and you know, oleksandr , again, if you look at the way the russians are trying to mediate to er-e to kievan rus' actually to that period, that's exactly how and um to combine everything that you supposedly know should be er-e kept in one root as they see it er-e it seems to me that now it has probably become even more than that in the last year more they feel this danger from us, that is, it is real. it works and uh, this is counter-propaganda. this is an attempt to correctly place histor

but what i don't understand, john, is the latest press secretary announcement very deceptive to the american public. she basically said to peterhat we have historic levels, low levels of fentanyl at the border because, the homeland security director is talking about operational control of the border, meanwhile it is the wild west. when president reagan was in the white house and our agent died in mexico, he all but shut down the border. that is what we need, leadership like that, john. >> john: the agent you are referring to. one of the reasons why there is so much more fentanyl being seized in this country is because there's so much more coming in. the border officials we talked to, derek, say we are only interdicting a small fraction of what is out there. so than the big question is how to deal with these drug cartels. congressman dan crenshaw of texas wants an authorization for the use of military force. senator lindsey graham of south carolina and senator john kennedy of louisiana a short time ago said they want to designate the cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. listen to senator graham. >> if it were an isis or

johns, and temperatures. yes, of course they're going up to and now say the experts once and for all we need to act before that window of opportunity slam shut. our peter newman was an author of a pass i p. c. siri ford and is a professor of sustainability is optimistic about mitigating climate change. well, it is reaching a culmination point because the world of finance is now recognizing that they must contribute to this change. and so we now have icy, i trillion dollars available for solving the problems of climate change. that's a very amazing amount of money that's down there. but it is essentially difficult for developing countries to be part of this rapid change that's happening unless the interest rights are enabled. so that extra 100000000000 or so from the governments is needed to help them get access to this money. the u. s. federal reserve, another central banks have launched a coordinated effort to keep dollars flowing through the global banking system as follows. a swiss government by takeover of credit suisse bytes main wyvil, u b. s. credit suisse managers around $1.00 trillion dollars around the world. it's profit dropped significantly

john kerry is older. >> jesse: you are going with the age factor. >> climate is not nonsense. >> jesse: back in the game. >> katie: instinct. jess. >> peterstill thinking about legacy. 36 and worried about legacy. >> jesse: a little too early about worried about legacy who doesn't worry about legacy. don't look at me, pete. you guys are all tied. divine intervention this big city mayor said they would not have become mayor if not forgot. was it lori lightfoot or adams? >> pete: i know it. it's eric adams. >> jesse: did katie peek at your paddle. >> katie: did i not. that's false. that is false. >> did i not peek. >> peek paddles on your own time. massachusetts. >> i would not be the mayor of the city of new york. >> pete: big religious speech. >> if it wasn't that god saw something in me. >> jesse: devout adams. you guys are going into the tiebreaker. whoever is closer. bernie sanders held an event this week for his book. it's okay to be angry about capitalism. and the ticket prices were pretty expensive for a guy who hates capitalism. how high did ticket prices reach? closest answer? >> katie: $140. at the anthem. >> pete: i'm going to w

giving makeover to new live action peter pan and wendy movie complete with character changes in neverland. watch. >> tell me, how did you come to neverland? >> michael. john- >> boys. >> every last one of us. >> you are not all boys. >> so. >> harris: what? >> lisa, what do you think? >> lisa: i'm over this agenda-driven entertainment by the left. they say things are inclusive, if you are excluding boys, how is that cluesive? i appreciate governor desantis taking on disney, revoking special status, more republicans, if the left wants culture war, give them one. governors need to stand up to woke corporations. they are on camera, disney executives, bragging about indoctrinating children with sexual agenda-driven plan. chris ruffo leaked the video. if the left wants culture war, give them one. >> why do you have to change what so many people love as their own identity, why not create something new and leave the original peter pan as written alone because it is beloved part of many people's childhood they want to pass to their children in the same way. >> amen, don't mess with the classics. disney ran a super bowl ad for the 100th an have versery, it was bea

peter -- this is about campaign finance law, basically. and it struck me that this is very similar to the 2008 case of senator john edwards. am i right there? tell the people a little bit about that. >> yeah, it's not exactly the same. but it's related. edwards used money to hush up, in effect, an extramarital affair before the vote. and the argument was that constituted campaign expenditure that should have been reported. it wasn't reported. he was acquitted by a jury. and a lot of people said that maybe that interpretation of the laws alone specious. but a judge let it go to a trial. so, that means that you can't necessarily charge it. it didn't work in that case. the case here is a little bit more complicated. because not a federal case. it's a state case. they are not trying to prove the campaign finance violation in federal court. they are trying to say he made false statements on a business document. in order to get that misdemeanor to its felony you have to prove that that was in the furtherance of another crime. the crime in this case would be the campaign finance violation. it's a little complicated there. it's no