americans. why does be kevin mccarthy and house republicans, uniformly vote against the american rescue plan. what is their rationale? it saved the economy. it put shots in arms. money in pockets. kids back in school. and democrats reduced the deficit. do they not care about everyday americans? their argument has fallen apart. supposedly it was about fiscal responsibility. that was always the sham. they are the ones that regularly explode the deficit as donald trump did. and increased the debt dramatically. in part by passing the g.o.p. tax scam. we passed the american rescue plan. we passed the infrastructure and investment and jobs act. which continues to create millions of good-paying jobs. fix or bridges, roads, tunnels, airports, subways, buses, sewer and water, make sure there's clean water in every single community in america as well as access to high speed broadband and now we pass a transformative omnibus spending agreement that will continue to lift up everyday americans. democrats deliver and get things done. republicans just lie. lie about covid, lie about the economy. and certain

house restoration. she said about making a home for her husband and family and for the american people. she wanted the white house to reflect america's history and art and be a place where families could learn about our country and its leaders. she shared my father's belief that american civilization had come of age and wanted the white house to be a stage where america and the world could see the very best of american arts and culture. both my parents believe that living in the white house was the greatest privilege of their lives and worked hard to be worthy of the honor. my mother established the white house library in white house historical association installed the curator and transformed it into one of the great collections of american decorative arts and painting. and when she was satisfied with the results, she welcomed the public on a guided tour for which she received an emmy. but the guidebook was her biggest challenge. it's hard to believe there was nothing for families to take home as a souvenir of their visit. she wanted something educational and dignified whose proceeds co

that is nothing compared to american housing. michael mckee, the dallas fed out yesterday with absolutely definitive research on this american housing boom. it is not even measurable within my standard deviation chart, 19% of. what does dallas say about when this housing boom and? michael: they are raising a red flag saying that prices are becoming perhaps unhinged. tom: an exuberance. michael: in a way that reminds them of a run up to 2008. the question is will this continue to where it gets dangerous for the financial system? the banks are in a better place. we make about fewer of the loans, but it is still a question. i did not bring it along today but if you look at some of the recession-induced inflation, some of those numbers are rolling over. housing is a straight line up. tom: john miller was with us yesterday on "bloomberg surveillance" and john miller was adamant it is a two part housing market. is that how you look at it as that haves are buying property? michael: it depends on where you are. the distinction between ha

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florida district 17 voted no to defend the police in the american rescue plan. republican housefrom wisconsin district seven voted no to find the police and american rescue plan. did member from kentucky district for voted no to fund the police in the american rescue plan. republican house gentleman from texas district 21 voted no to fund the police in the american rescue plan. the republican house judiciary member from north carolina district nine voted no to fund the police in the american rescue plan. republican house judiciary member from minnesota district seven voted no to fund the police in the american rescue plan. republican house judiciary member indiana district five voted no to fund the police in the american rescue plan. republican house judiciary member from wisconsin district five voted no to fund the police in the american rescue plan. republican house judiciary members of oregon, district to voted no to fund the police in the american rescue plan. and republican judiciary member from utah district for voted no to fund the police in the american rescue plan. acti

the white house historical association was born. now, like many millions of americans, i was introduced to the white house historical association through its famous christmas ornament program. for many years on the "today" show my dear friend and mentor willard scott took great delight in unveiling each new ornament on the "today" show beginning with the first ornament in 1981. as i understand it, the moment he held up the ornament, the phones began to ring at the association's small headquarters while crowds gathered outside, forming lines that ran from the association's doorstep through the lafayette square neighborhood. we'll get to that later. in those days, determined customers could not be deterred by weather, wind, rain, snow, sleet. willard loved christmas. he loved america. america loved him, and in his genuine enthusiasm was contagious. in his honor, maybe we should continue this tradition. i would be happy to stand in. >> we look forward to reinstituting the tradition which began with willard scott featuring the white house christmas ornament on the "today"

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people. q in the snow for hours trying to get a safe ah american house walking to the program. russian air strikes if it to children's hospitals in ukraine. the mayor of zito meal west of the capital keeps say bombs, fell on a children's hospital there, and in them besieged city of mattie oo, poland, south, a series of blast hit maternity hospital where women were giving birth. president, viola d master lensky is calling russia's attacks on civilians, a genocide showing him whimper when you would think you'd be to day, we must be united in condemning this war crime of russia, which reflects all the evil that the occupiers have brought to our land and half with all of the destroyed cities and everything there. don henry, no one you missed our best travel news or will vulnerable either bomb. but the bombing of a maternity hospital is conclusive evidence that what is happening is a genocide of ukrainians are not seen. again, russia says reports it bombed that children's hospital in mother you pull a fake news, climbing ukrainian troops had taken over the building. but western allies say t

house restoration. she set about making a home for her husband and family and for the american people. erica's history and art and be place where families could learn about our country and as leaders. she wanted the white house to a stage and the world could see the very best of arts and culture. both my parents believe that living in white house is the greatest privilege of their lives and worked hard to be worthy of the honor. my mother established the white house library and white house association, installed a curator and installed it into one of the greatest works of american art and painting. she welcomed the public on a guided tour for which she received an emmy. the guide book wasn't her biggest challenge. it was hard to believe there was nothing for families to take home as a souvenir. she wanted something educational and digndignified. ahead of her time, she thought the white house thould be beyond politics. the irish mafia that surrounded by father was skeptical of her plans. they realized she had become an enormous political asset. my father was immensely proud of her accomp

. >>> the song depicting the struggle and appeal for equality for black americans. house majority whip james clyburn of south carolina testified to make the song a national hymn. scholars and academics talk about the song's importance and historical significance. the hearing is about an hour and 45 minutes. >>> welcome everyone to today's hearing examining the history and significance of "lift every voice and sing." before i continue, we have established e-mail address previously shared distribution to be used. i now recognize myself for opening statements. "lift every voice and sing" is an inspiring and moving hymn, one that increasingly gained a central and important place in american culture. it's worth the subcommittee's time to consider the history and continued cultural importance of this iconic song. the origins of the historical context of african-americans' struggles against the racism and inequality and slavery, later forced by jim crow lives and racist social norms as well as its universally human nature. we also learn about hr-301, a bill to designate this par

here is the white house press secretary, jen psaki, responding about the white house messaging to americans on high gas prices. [video clip] >> what is the message from the white house to americans about high gas prices? >> the president is going to do everything he can to reduce the impact on the american people, including the price of gas at the tank. what is also true, because of the actions of president putin invading a sovereign country, it created instability in the markets. something the president talked about even before russia and president putin moved forward with their actions. the president has already taken steps. we will clearly continue to have conversations with large oil producers and suppliers around the world about how to mitigate the impact and consider domestic options as well. >> on friday they talked about options that they could take right now. when is the decision on that going to be made? >> i don't have a addiction at this time but there is active discussion. host: this is ronald in illinois, starting us off on the democratic line. go ahead. caller: good morning,

who in the west, as if on command, stopped using the words international law against american domination, this houses many times, so they said, do not touch russia, the interests are no longer marked very clearly. if you want to act smart, then act must be discarded all these emotions make pragmatic decisions, when the americans will issue orders to everyone else. what is the risk. russia warned repeatedly who is against on monday at 14:55 on the channel, russia with a wet cough, the active ingredient bromhexine berlin-chemie helps to thin and remove sputum from the lungs when you cough take bromhexine berlin chemistry. how old are you 40-50? and what if it seems to you that your time has passed, then it has just come. meet the new era of beauty. black pearl retino plus a special form of retinol stimulates the synthesis of collagen and elastin for transformation from the first application. special formula for every age. black pearl. bathe in newborn diapers and our softest premium wiles diapers. if the pain comes to the rescue , tempalgin is a proven remedy for headache, toothache and muscle pain, a

the fda authorized an optional second booster shot against the virus for millions of americans and the white house now laying out a new strategy to help americans with covid-19. alexandra limon joins us live from dc with more details. good morning. reena. good morning. and that new strategy from the white house centers around a new website where americans can get access to things like tests and even antiviral pills. but >> the white house says it needs 22 billion dollars from congress. >> it's a one-stop shop for covid-19 resources covid dot gov. a government tool meant to help americans live with the pandemic means a covid-19 no longer controls our lives. that's makes with the click of a button. people can find tests, vaccines and treatments all in one place. but to keep those resources available, the president is asking congress for 22 billion dollars in new funding without more funding. >> we risk running out of the supply by this fall. but 15 billion dollars in covid spending was recently stripped out of the omnibus bill. >> and many members of congress, especially republicans, are resistant t

in the west, as if on command, they stopped using the words international law against american domination this house of cards collapses many times , don't touch russia's interests are more clearly marked. if you want to play the role of imbeciles, then speak must drop all these emotions make a pragmatic decision, when the americans issue an order, everyone else must comply, what is fraught with. russia has repeatedly warned who is against tomorrow at 14:55 on the channel russia 2 minutes three rounds. and you are the champion i'm not going to be famous no retreat. the main thing is not to win, i must become a champion and buy a ring with diamond. will you become great? the fool almost burned herself, where she took the matches with your glasses. yes, i caught a ray of sunshine through a crack in the shed and set it on fire. your glasses were gone, you were embarrassed, and you took them a couple of times. what shall we do? the groom swallowed his tongue yes, he did n’t swallow anything. yes, i see. married unbearably will not bless. and there is no cursing. god is your judge, come in nast hello, we

using american house for russian state tv?unny, i was actually just watching russian tv last night. they played a different clip of tucker who was, sort of, saying that the sanctions were, the bans on russian vodka and such, that it would primarily affect the middle class. so, russian state tv was playing his clip and saying, look, even americans agree that these sanctions are bad. anytime they can find an american expert, or an american military guy, who has appeared anywhere on america news, they will play that on the russian shows and be like, look, we're on the right side of history here. so, it's definitely fodder for their own narrative. >> and olga, in your article you are writing about talk shows and how people seem to be just agreeing with one another. of course, in america, talk shows need that disagreement for them to work. how is that happening on russian tv? everyone is just, sort of, nodding their heads yes? >> yeah, it's kind of funny because they can't actually stray from the official narrative. they can't repo

this evening we'll hear from tegan kehoe, we'll speak on her new book exploring american house task for 50 -- this book presents a history of health and united states tracing paradigm shift such as the introduction of anesthesia, the adoption of germ theory in advances in public health. the book showcases little known objects in illustrations are complex relationship with health and highlights objects related to things move to medicine ranging from -- to the discovery of penicillin each artifact technical influences of how people approach fundamental questions about health. we'll look at a section of these artifacts with an emphasis on massachusetts stories. miss kehoe is a public historian, museum curator and writer. she specializes in history and health care with social history, social history angle. her main research interest includes material culture and history -- interpretation history of medicine in the body. she works as the exhibition in his occasion specialists at the paul s russell museum of medical history and innovation at the massachusetts general hospital in boston. befor

at least 35 people were killed at the base which housed american rooms just last month. ed any russian attack on nato could trigger a defensive response. and an american journalist is killed by russian troops on the front lines in irpin just with outside of kyiv. film headachier, 51-year-old brent renaud if was shot and killed when he and his colleagues were fired upon today. he had previously worked for the new york times but was not on assignment for the paper. the times says it is deeply saddened by his death. if. eric: you know, we have seen the horror and the heartbreak, and americans are stepping up to help the besieged people of ukraine through charities that include the red cross. the red cross is one of the organizations providing critical medical and mental health support to those who are fleeing the country, and you can join fox by supporting the red cross. donate by going to redcross.org/ foxford -- fox forward. so far, thank you, we've raised more than $5 million to help those in ukraine, help those in need. please help. we'll be right back. with liberty mutu

the white house scrambling as the democrats will get hammered with losses in the midterms. americanson't feel safe. the white house trying to whip inflation now, whipping fastballs by you, on the white hot read from inflation. we went from inflation is transitory, to blaming the pandemic, to blaming companies and now it is putin's price hike? the white house out of up to wits own poll reads and voters. more on senator ted cruz. he has a withering new diagnosis what is wrong with this white house. more on the democrats move to defund and debank u.s. energy as gas prices double under biden the white house says today, no plans to talk to u.s. energy but the white house will talk to venezuela and iran. this as biden put as chokehold on u.s. energy when trump achieved what every president since nixon promised, full on u.s. energy independence. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. we begin with stocks to the downside. that new white hot read on inflation up 7.9% the highest in four decades

who in the west, as if on command , stopped using the words international law against american domination, the housed, do not touch russia , interests are no longer indicated very clearly. if you want to play the role of weaklings, then act you need to give up all these emotions to make romantic decisions. how the americans will issue instructions , everyone else must comply, what is fraught with. russia has warned repeatedly. who is against tomorrow at 14:55 on the channel, russia different eras a child to return the bark to him different rulers different destinies one great power wanted to deceive fate with you. okay, give me a thousand? love story history of russia we look in the application or on the website for free. because the hour of reckoning in rubles is approaching, they are sincerely convinced that they can work against sanctions are rude to us, and we must faithfully fulfill the contract every day challenges us, nothing has ever been easy for us february 24, 22. this is the unsportsmanlike day of the proclamation of the international independence of russia, the sovereignty of russia, we

house, stop attacking u.s. energy. we need all the above american energy strategy. nergy independent but the white house has got companies spending more on things like the sec forcing companies to make new disclosures about climate risks. the labor department and democrats want our retirement funds to invest for climate change. it should be about retirement income. the lack of focus, it is all over the map. again and again this is, the president runs the country. he doesn't run just the far left. >> i agree. these bankers, they're reaping what they sew. they supported a bunch of liberal candidates. they supported nancy pelosi's inner circle and they got these, the national chamber of commerce supporting these people. that is what we've got. why we're seeing what we got now. they owe these people. they got them in the white house. now they pay them back. this is how they're paying them back with these crazy programs. frankly nobody believes it. nobody thinks it is going to work. elizabeth: can be easily reversed too. congressman burchett, great to have you on. come ba

americans. the white house reiterating. >> press sect. psaki: gas retailer costs are going down, they need to pass savings to consumers. volatility of the oil mark is no excuse for excessive price increases, no one should capitalize on putin's aggression by taking advantage of american families. >> todd: 4.28 a gallon this morning. professional burglary gang emptys homes in california. >> carley: in ukraine, hundreds of workers at chernobyl have been trapd and held at russian gun point for weeks, one of the people who led the response to the 1996 chapter join us to explain how serious this situation is. >> todd: plus jimmy failia, don't go anywhere. the only ev truck that combines: 4-wheel steer a multi-flex midgate and up to a 400-mile range on a full charge and the only way to reserve it is at chevy.com. find your future. find new roads. i was trying to refinance my mortgage. find yoand when i went to check my credit score, i found a ding and then i found a couple of inquiries that i had not initiated. creditrepair.com immediately under

house. >> blocki: no. i mean... i think the american that you own. and, that's specifically why we moved here was to own a house. >> house: i realize my first house is probably going to be a starter home. it may not be that dream house, but it's a house. it's a home. now the-- our dream is now unattainable. it's-- it's very-- it's disturbing. >> fairweather: most people desire that single-family home with the picket fence. and if they can't buy it because they can't afford it their only option is to rent it. >> stahl: yeah, but the investor's buying it. >> fairweather: yeah, and they're getting that wealth that normally, or in previous years, would've gone to the person living there. >> stahl: so what's happened to the american dream? when we used to say that it meant owning a house. what's the american dream now? >> berman: well, if we think the american dream is-- is embodied in a suburban home with a yard and-- and a white picket fence, then i think we're making the american dream much more accessible. >> stahl: rent your american dr

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americans. the white house budget office says it would slash the deficit by $1 trillion over the next decade. the proposal is likely to face opposition in congress. >>> 50,000 grocery workers in california are ready to go on strike if union negotiations stall. employees are involved, talks are set to resume wednesday, if those break down the union says it will decide what steps to take next. elon musk is considering starting his own social media platform. the space x and tesla founder said he is giving serious thought it. he has gotten himself into trouble with tweets and claimed twitter muffles free speech. more more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i'm diane king hall. >>> hollywood's biggest night was back in full form following the pandemic. it wasn't the awards that has everyone talking. >> it was an unscripted moment between will smith and chris rock. he slapped rock across the face. the moment lit up social media with many wondering if it was real or more great acting from will smith. it was 100% real. after all of that, the show continued with smith going on to accept the award for best act

. >> jesse: every american should be wondering why our white house and our democratic party seem to be mimicking putin's propaganda style and seeking out ways to silence free speech. what exactly are they afraid of? tulsi gabbard is a former presidential candidate and former congresswoman of hawaii. tulsi, it is striking when you see putin propaganda and you line it up against biden propaganda. do you think that we're at risk of kind of moving in that direction right now? >> we are moving in that direction, jesse. your question there, what are they so afraid of? they are afraid of the truth. they are way frayed of even a single voice coming out as challenging the power elite, questioning them, daring to hold a dissenting view and they are afraid because their arguments are so weak that they know they will not withstand the light of the truth. and this is why we are seeing not only fill most of the mainstream media, very vigorously defending and mush pushing the biden propaganda, it's not enough, they are going to youtubers, they are going to tiktokers, it's not enough that they also ha

american has to make this choice, but especially members of congress, elected officials. that's part of our job. you've got to make a choice and it's very simple. the good news is republicans, democrats, and independents, house and senate, the two branches of government, have made a choice and the american people have made a choice. they made a choice for freedom, to support that personification of freedom by supporting president zelenskyy and supporting the ukrainian people who are putting their lives on the line for freedom itself. i will conclude with these thoughts. like the constitution, which we turn to for both not just guidance and inspiration, but we turn to remind ourselves of our duty, so too are the people of ukraine turning to their constitution for that guidance and that inspiration and that call to action. here's what that constitution says in pertinent part, and it sounds very familiar. it says, and i quote, the people -- the people are the barriers of sovereignty and the only sources of power in ukraine. to affirm and ensure human rights and freedoms -- freedoms is the main duty of the state, unquote. that's what the ukrainian constitution says, a mandate that freedom must be the goal and th

american fossil fuels. that is not part of the agenda. >> note that is because i believe the president and the white house wantricans to suffer by. >> the prime minister of poland, czech republic are headed to kyiv to date to meet with president zelenskyy. i applaud these countries for stepping up and saying we are going to help our ally pray. >> wondering if you believe the fed is still on track to raise rates multiple times in this year, 2022? >> yes i think they are paid the issue is inflation is just too high right now for. >> the saudi's want to used to pay for oil transaction. >> the petro is something china has been working on for years. part of the rogue policy. >> is a big week the market pair gains after explosive rally in response to the court appoint fed rate height. oil rushing back to over what her dollars ability declining in the beginning of the week break to talk markers and allocating capitol today is the founder of the centauri fund, dan niles were great to have this weekend. thank you so much for being here. i told you earlier in the air you are negative you said you want to be selling that

housing costs, and energy costs. we are going to continue to work on that agenda that president biden laid out to deal with inflation, deal with gas prices, and lower costs for everyday americans. reporter: given the president is going to make this announcement reporter: given the president is going to make this announcement on an oil ban, does the house still need to move forward with its own legislation that would ban, perhaps, oil and gas, as well as cut off normal trade relations? mr. jeffries: that's a question still under discussion. until final language has been agreed upon. we expect that language, hopefully, will secure bipartisan support both in the house and the senate. i'll refrain from commenting on weather legislative action is necessary. second row. reporter: the white house is going to announce its own ban in about 20 minutes or so on russian oil imports. do you think it's pressure from the house that made this happen? mr. jeffries: i think the administration and president biden have led the way for months in bringing together the west, bringing together nato, bringing together our european allies along with australia and japan and many others. we saw that trem

house. president biden and american intelligence calling it right from the start. white house, in fact, so strident, so sure, even the president of ukraine tried to down play the chance of war. as we now know, american intelligence was spot on, but even as russian troops last week moved to occupy the so-called breakaway states in ukraine, some still supported putin. donald trump calling putin a smart man and his invading troops the strongest of peacekeepers. they were not peacekeepers. air raid sirens rang out and thousands of civilians sought shelter. from the start, signs ukrainians would fight, knocking helicopters and airplanes out of the sky as the u.n. security council met. ukrainian president zelenskyy speaks to the european union, telling leaders there they're not likely to see him alive again. by the next day massive sanctions against russia, its banks and its oligarchs. the eu and nato speaking as one. even the neutral swiss take a side. by sunday putin had placed russia's nuclear forces on high alert, warning countries that interfere with the invasion wil

. >> reporter: at the white house the president, first lady and the press secretary are usually the most familiar faces. but for thousands of americansight-hand corner of the white house livestream is where their eyes usually focus. elsy stecker is the first official white house american sign language interpreter. >> this is a dream job with that combination of the political information and the interpreting. it fits me very, very well. >> reporter: every day whenever the president speaks -- >> my fellow americans. >> reporter: whenever jen psaki holds a press briefing. >> i know there are a few topics to discuss. >> reporter: or when experts like dr. anthony fauci share new information from the white house -- >> the safety of these vaccines have been clearly established. >> reporter: elsy is on screen too. >> i have to recognize and thank really the deaf community and the grassroots deaf people who pushed so hard to make sure that this access was available. >> reporter: about half a million use american sign language, whihich is not thehe english verersion of signn lange but its own language entirely, with its own grammar and sentenc

house today considering bills dealing with public lands and a measure recalling the internment japanese americans during world war ii. the house is back in session to vote on some of those bills at 6:30 eastern today. when they return we'll have live coverage here on c-span. >> on wednesday, ukrainian president zelensky will give an update to congress remotely about the russian invasion as the war in his country intensifies. watch live coverage at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or watch full coverage on our free video app c-span now. >> ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky called on a no-fly zone over ukraine. he said to date 97 children had been killed during russia's invasion. >> dear parliamentarians, friends, and colleagues, good morning, and thank you for being here today to welcome a courageous and exceptional

to improve housing affordability for all americans, whether renters or owners, we should leverage forms to inmake it more competitive. we need to phase out demand subsidies that increase housing prices and rents. we also need to end the conservatorship. the housing market is cyclical. it's really a question of when, not if, there will be a housing downturn. the system is dominated by the same gses that did so much to cause the 2008 financial crisis. these flaws in the system continue to encourage excessive risk taking, undermine market forces and threaten financial stability. they do little to make housing for affordable. 50 years and hundreds of billions of dollars in federal housing assistance have been spent and they have had no meaningful impact on homeownership rates. it was 64% in 1970. it was 65% in 2021. last month the chairman reiterated the housing finance reform principles he had released in 2019. i would observe they overlap with the reform principles that i have released. i look forward to continuing to work with the chairman to see if we can get to a consensus on how to mo

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american trucking association sent a letter to the white house warning of more supply chain issues. done drug me right now is the president and ceo of the american truckers association, chris spear. great to have you thank you very much. connect the dots for us, how will we see further supply chain issues as a result of further moves higher in oil and gasoline and diesel? >> thanks for having me back on, maria. it's very clear to us the immediate surge in the price of fuel is going to have even more impact -- make adverse impact on the supply chain just in the past year is in the price of diesel go up well over a dollar a gallon just in the last week trucking has experienced 75 cents on the gallon surge just in one week alone. so with half the cost of a gallon of diesel tied to crude ur estimates are showing a barrel is going to be 185 -- $200 a barrel over the next ten months. that is just simply not sustainable for local communities that rely on trucks, 83% of our local communities do. that is going to reduce the number of products on the shelf, apples from seven -- two you're real

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no american of any religion should experience fear in a house of worship. thank you to all who join me in this effort. and made this the most supported piece of legislation in the 117th congress. we look forward to seeing this pass on the house floor today and putting aside our differences and uniting in the face of hatred. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas yields back. the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. maloney: mr. speaker, if the gentleman from texas has no further speakers, i'm prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. fallon: i have no further speakers. i'm prepared to close as well. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. fallon: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm closing with a simple statement. we must end terrorism and anti-semitism here in the united states. the violence suffered in colleyville could have happened anywhere in america. take a minute with the jewish history in the new world literally b

just how much economic hyperbole will americans tolerate hear from the white house? erican site stop the rhetoric thereto. gas prices are potent price hikes it is now a cost you pay for democracy. the white house warns inflation will grow substantially the next 12 months. but history shows this will cost democrats dearly at the polls. during senate congressman claudia mike garcia, former national security advisor kt mcfarland. texas attorney general paxton and fox news contributor. biden's energy crisis hitting america workers hard. effectively a pay cut because of inflation and gop now taking away big voter basis from democrats we've got a performer president trump going after president biden is talking gross trump or run again. we've got the sound. house republicans probe putin's alleged effort to undermine u.s. energy security via finding climate change groups. and, a new d.o.j. report shows way more than realized a massive $8 million of your hard earned money from government pandemic programs. white the democrats go to answer for everything, more spending hurts yo

white house discouraging americans from getting involved in the war in ukraine. >> so ukrainians have shown their courage and they are calling on every resource and lever they have to defend themselves. we ark mraud -- applaud their bravery, u.s. citizens should not travel to ukraine. >> todd: president zelenskyy calling for peep toll take up arms against the russian invaders. president biden will meet with his cabinet. >> carley: doug luzader is live from washington with details. >> doug: aid package for ukraine is a work in progress on capitol hill. members of both parties expressing frustration over that. >> now is the time for sanctions, it's time to get lethal aid over to the ukrainian army. peace through strength and strong military, that is a principle the republican party has stood for. >> it is time to get this done. i cannot imagine ukrainians face whatting they're facing and our allies anxious to make sure we're onboard, that we are delaying this any longer. we've got to move on this. >> doug: there is general support for ukraine, questions about how this aid package will b

american forces here in europe. we haven't had that long, long time. and the white house, announcing a task force aimed at reducing europe's dependence on russian energy. in brussels, several eu members met with biden to discuss the heightened energy crunch fueled by this war, so we want as europeans to diversify away from russia. towards suppliers that we trust that our friends and that are reliable. today we've agreed on a joint game plan toward that goal. while accelerating our progress towards a secure clean energy future. president biden will meet with ukrainian refugees on the ground before delivering a major address in warsaw on saturday in brussels, alexis mcadams fox news los angeles is taking steps to make the capital of ukraine, a sister city one council member, called the russian invasion and assault on humankind. the l. a city council voted unanimously today to begin the process, which normally takes about a year. but since the usual travel and meetings aren't possible right now, they say the motion will be formalized at a later date. if you're looking for wa

republicans assume the majority, at least in the house after the midterms. american history tells us the president party has a seats in the midterm. if that was to happen, i think that will take a lot of -- out of the filibuster reform. if the house is controlled by republicans, even if the senate is still controlled by democrats, and we have a democratic president in the white house, you do not get anything for your buck in eliminating the filibuster for any kind of legislation, because you are not going to see it boost the republican-controlled house anyway. as we talked about, the biggest thing that the senate has specific responsibility for, which is nominations. we already changed the president's for the supreme court. niels: yeah. if you look back at what happened during the trump administration, we saw this exact scenario play out in reverse. if you have the first two years of the trump administration with republican control and they were advancing legislative priorities. but when speaker pelosi came the speaker of the house again, it was not a whole lot of le

amid all this the white house proposed no meaningful increase in resources from protecting innocent americans, supporting our partners assisting ukraine or replenishing our stockpiles. president biden likes to give speeches about the need for american leadership in the world but when the rubber meets the road when it comes time to invest and meet challenges from russia and china, this president has decided to do exactly the opposite. putin and xi will sleep more silently at night if -- soundly at night if they get the defense spending. let us look at where president biden wants to pull out all of the stops and hand out massive funding increases. our armed forces may get the short end of the stick from the white house. but plenty of far left domestic priorities will be swimming in cash. while the limit defense growth before inflation, not defense spending will get a larger increase. not all domestic spending, our border security and the department of homeland security barely tread water, just like our troops. other agencies and departments that are more useful for the far left agenda like the