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guy benson. >> there are cross curves to think about here and balancing acts they have to consider asis direction. i am struck when you play the clip from biden, his discussion of inflation last night seems so detached from the reality most people are experiencing, he did acknowledge it happening but his solution was for the government to spend a lot more money on the programs already defeated in congress. i think that was not really resonate with a lot of people and by contrast the governor of iowa, kim reynolds spoke personally about inflation, i think much more directly and i think if that is the battle of messaging on this issue that's going to play out the next eight months, i think a red november is likely. kennedy: i don't think this administration had to grasp on inflation, i think they are disconnected with the central bank, i don't have a problem with that but i don't think they understand how dire the situation is when you're pumping so much money into the economy through the federal reserve but also taking money from americans and spending their money with massive legislat

josh benson when he came there was a wonderful group manhattan transfer when it was international jazz. we played with him a group of new york, 8 sang, uh, with their own arrangements, so for us it is in its time and pleasure. together you can and of course, a great experience plus the american famous orchestra, winter marsales, who came. here at the end of october. today we performed together both in the kremlin and for st. petersburg dvorkestr on stage american russian moscow centers for orchestra, what is igorievich? and that's it. this is how i specifically started a conversation with igor to find a topic in which he is smarter than everyone, smarter than everyone professional . and now i'm offering, but it's not even the citizens to leave. this is work. and so, as i repeat once again, we entered the band when the season changed. we have increased daylight hours, in addition, this band of baric pilobaric saw is when the weather throws us from cold to heat, because we live in such a climate we have something minus, then the next day plus 10, and then -5, and we live for ourselves. a

fox news contributor guy benson. next year when guy turns 12, sh was to look 50. fox news contributor kat timpf. finally bodyguard, ressler, actor, there is nothing he can' do except fit that into a previous. world television champion, tyrus . thank you for giving the day of from the library. i gather that your grandmother is in the audience. >> you are on our list. your copy is overdue. >> it's an overrated book. there's only one good scene. it is no lunch, guy. job going to europe is going to help? what would you do if it was president benson and -- is because i was born in saudi arabia? >> it could be president. i'm running. don't worry, america. don't worry. i think you know what he is probably a good thing for peopl in our position. it's not an area of expertise o my part. it seems to me at the total amateur who's concerned about what's happening, very much on the side of ukraine and russia. i feel like there has to be som potential opportunity for putin to extricate himself from the miss that he has caused and the construction that he wreaking right now and

howard: joining us now in charleston, south carolina, guy benson, host of fox's guy benson radio showre in the studio, mara liasson, fox news contributor. guy, i'm seeing again and again the emotional agony of journalists torn between reporting on this human death and destruction that the russians are inflicting on this sovereign nation if, especially with the unthinkable bombing of a maternity hospital, and the sobering advice of u.s. ask nato officials saying we can't possibly risk a military confrontation with moscow. your thoughts. >> well, they're not necessarily mutually exclusive. i think there are many, many americans who understand that this is really complex if, on one hand as you point out, we've heard the argument over and over again -- i think it's a fair ono things, for example, like try to enforce a no-fly, that is about the tantamount -- tantamount to war against russia which is not what the american people want, and it would absolutely draw the united states into a much more serious conflict in a direct way. the american people are not interested in that based on all

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editor of town hall.com and host of the guy benson show on fox road. if it meant higher gas prices in the u.s. look at this 71% from this new poll out today. and stepping the biden administration has taken to punish russia for invasion, too tough, 3%. not tough enough 56%. about right -- what about that and where the administration is on this issue i think the political notion of from a political standpoint the notion of cutting off our own imports the united states own russian oil is going to prove irresistible. have to do it. make no mistake about it we import on a grand scale on the bigger scheme of things very little russian oil and it's not going to change anything elsewhere and someone same amount of oil to us. might create some short-term supply disruptions or shipment disruptions but it's not going to make any real difference. what would make a real difference more energy of all kinds produced in the united states. and jen psaki, who is clever has lot of about why that is not happening and how we are doing as much as we can and how it wouldn't

guy benson political editor town hall.com and host of the guy benson show on fox news radio and juanlot. and the question is the world doing enough without getting involved, for example, from the u.s. point of view of u.s. troops on the ground. >> at this point i think a lot of people in ukraine are arguing that they are feeling this solidarity with the rest of the world. that they appreciate it. not just from the united states but particularly from europe. there are, i think, fair complaints that this was too little too late that perhaps more could have been done earlier to arm the ukrainians to the teeth, more than they already are or to perhaps deter putin which clearly failed but at the moment, i think that there is very much this sense globally that the russians have miscalculated badly that putin is, based on reports, extremely frustrated if not lived about how this is all going. and from an american perspective there is very little appetite for direct military involvement or direct military involvement that can become direct for example like a no-fly zone enforcement scheme th

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fox news contributor guy benson. guy, this is a disturbing story. pre-school, number of them for toddlers and two-year-olds in san diego, called the aspen league school, they say state regulators raided three of their schools, inappropriately interviewed children under 2-year-olds about wearing masks. how do state regulators justify this action? >> imagine living in the state where the government, powers that be thought that was appropriate use of state power, of state resources of state money and law enforcement and regulators. it is crazy. we are finally getting to the point in this country where most of us recognize, many of us have for quite some time forcing masks on to children in schools is a failed policy. it is harmful. it does not help. and it is especially true the younger the kids get. there was a big study that just came out of spain. hundreds of thousands of students monitored. let me read to you be the takeaway, face mask mandates in schools not associated with lower covid incidents or transmission suggesting this intervention not eff

benson show on fox news radio.going back after what the president said today about sanctions. >> this is why they give biden a list of reporters to call on, bret. a list that biden had exhausted and he was on his way out of that press conference when he called on christina of cbs who asked that question about deterrence. biden was caught flat-footed. he was caught trying to reverse engineer history to grant himself force fight. he was completely wrong. look, the sanctions didn't deter because the sanctions weren't imposed. biden wasn't imposes sanctions prior to the invasion. he was threatening sanctions. the threat of sanctions wasn't enough to change vladimir putin's behavior. to say deter someone like putin, you have to hold at risk something that he values greatly. putin doesn't care about the economic well-being of russia. he cares about power. you have to thread hold on power the only way to do that now, bret, is to find the way to help ukrainians defeat him on the ground. >> bret: leslie, these sanctions tho

again we can go around the ring jackie, howitt, one and my old friend guy benson her last thought inank you for being back on her jacket he at first i just talked to the surgeon general about this, the white house named the dean of brown university the new coronavirus czar buried mandates across the country being dropped is this a reset and do they believe that is an asset? i think it's sort of a natural point in the pandemic to replace jeff you've got omicron waning, different states and localities are dropping their mask restrictions in schools and public places. you do have the new variant that's posing a threat there has been a different metric added to the cdc measure up when you should mask or not to focus more on hospitalization versus transmission. i think replacing is a talented communicator is smart because they had a lot of criticism that we never heard from doctor lewinsky had missteps and jeff was not as well it's a natural point to replace him a quick there's a stalemate on capitol hill by the request for covid funny because it is supposed to pay for vaccines and treatm

fox news white house correspondent jacqui heinrich, fox news radios guy benson, fox news political analystd howard kurtz, host of media buzz. thank you all for coming on. look at this, everybody together, this is wonderful until they separate us again. jacqui, to you first. we talk a little bit about this with senator sasse, we know that president biden and president xi talked on the phone for two hours. the white house made it very clear afterwards that, you know, president biden reinforced to president xi that if they back russia, there will be consequences, but they don't really lay out the consequences, which seems to be kind of a pattern. what are you hearing? >> they don't lay out the consequences, they want to have this conversation directly with china and not through the media but i find that to be interesting given that this administration's position is the mere threat of a sanction should be the deterrent. we went through this with putin and the russian invasion. if they want to deter china from working with russia, you would think that they would spell out exactly what the sanct

didn't have benson planning was with it was an exhausting 5 day trip to michelle and his family. across ukraine and then 3, poland with final destination dsl east in germany. or someone in the thing is we're all still lying to ourselves, a bet on what we believe it'll stop. yes. and we have people along the way, we're saying one or 2 months and then we'll go back with them said, so above all, i feel hatred for these beings because it's difficult to describe them as people who are doing this to ukraine. if it's something you absolutely cannot call a special operation, he won't, but of them is other thought who thought also that with that of even the littlest of children have had to grow up quickly in the war among the bumper, liberal at one time when mom and dad were out, we had the sirens, and it was take cushions and quake into the bathroom or, or steve, you know, before they can rest, the family has to register the authorities of a financial aid and help fighting an apartment at work. so everything's worked. thank here in germany, we have the chance of a new life was leaking up. for t

s. benson and yes, russian rebels are separate here, but i can also pay with your grades are still being used to all they're just 80 kilometers apart. missed that i bisk and logan's have been like 2 different countries with different time zones. currencies, flags, tv channels, mobile services, but not any more. this train departed at 7 am moscow time one hour ahead of key. if it's the same time in logan's, this train make 6 stops before it arrives in logan's. today it's a test trip, so not many passengers, but the authorities say that the train will now run daily. with the army advancing and taken control of more towns, the trains buses restored roads and bridges will reunite these long separated areas . rafe, in ocean r. r t from that i based logan's train. sasha has sent more than 3600 tons of humanitarian aid to ukraine. the latest batch of more than $75.00 tons of food and other essentially was delivered to the southern city of hast on it, come. you've been warned about the communitarian situation in parts of the country . however, some states appear to be using the cover of humanita

the once was a really intense shelling with 26th freshman rubles, which is around 20 us benson. and yes, rush hon. the reception here. but i can also pay with your grades are still being used to all they're just 80 kilometers apart. missed that i basic elegans have been like 2 different countries with different time zones. currencies, flags, tv channels, mobile services, but not any more. this train departed at 7 a. m. moscow time, one hour ahead of kia. it's the same time in logan's. this train makes 6 stops before it arrives in logan's. today it's a test trip, so not many passengers by the authorities say that the train will now run daily. with the army advancing and taken control of mo, towns, the trains, buses restored roads and bridges will reunite these long separated areas. rafe, an ocean on party from that abyss logan's train. and that is a for me, this hour. i will be back in about 36 minutes with another and full and fresh lecture newson. this is our to international. ah ah ah, with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation,

the united states, ministry of defense was with our ministry of defense, russian ministry, over to benson. and now it has documents which confirmed so on the territory of ukraine. there was a network consisting of at least a 30 biological laboratories, in which very dangerous biological experiments would be conducted, named at his strengthening the pathogenic qualities of the people. li anthrax lead to a re, me are a little cholera and other lethal diseases using synthetic biology that i will do this work is being done and funded and supervisor by the defense, threat or reduction agency of the united states, including in the interest of the national center for medical intent intelligence, united of the united states minister of defense. the key role in implementing this program was placed by the central referenced laboratory with the bomb biosafety level 3. i was using forwards the basis of the ukrainian scientific or anti plague institute, named after mentioned to go by located in odessa have an active participant here, was also conducted by research centers and other cities of ukraine a

because if you don't have the guts, you don't have the moral benson, you react for it as what we see going on in your brain. then we don't want to deal with the period is, is, is what i feel. daniel rice do boycotts of whether they're of athletes or artists, or any anyone in culture, do they ultimately make a difference? and by making a difference, i mean, do they force the, the person or the regime that's being targeted to, to change their position, to change that policy? it to pass. i mean, that's fine. but overall, the architecture is bought, the estimates and countries compete with each other regardless of different ideologies, politics, religions, and so on. so this should be like really an exception to boy because otherwise it's not national system. what not function. i can just share something from discussions with my you my so they had been critic and said they are dotted because many western countries was accept the treatment, also opinion people and not quite what is why it is now different actually a case of roxan ukraine. this is true, i assure the criticism, i think the

okay. 26 question roubles, which is the wrong. 20 us benson, and yes, russian rebels are reception here, but i can also pay with your grades are still being used to all they're just 80 kilometers apartments that are based in la guns have been like 2 different countries with different time zones. currencies, flags, tv channels, mobile services, but not any more. this train departed at 7 a. m, moscow time, one hour ahead of key if it's the same time. and logan's, this train makes 6 stops before it arrives in logan's. today it's a test trip, so not many passengers by the authorities say that the train will now run daily. with the army advancing and taken control of mo, towns, the trains, buses restored roads and bridges will reunite these long separated areas. ray from ocean on party. from that abyss logan's train. now russia st. more than 3600 tons of humanitarian aged to ukraine. the natives batch of more than 75 tons of food and other essentials was delivered to the southern city of her phone. it comes as the human warnings about the humanitarian situation in parts of the country. meanw

okay, $26.00 question rogles, which is around 20 us benson. and yes, russian rebels are accepted here, but i can also pay with your grades are still being used to although just 80 kilometers apartments that are based in logan's have been like to different countries with different time zones. currencies, flags, tv channels, mobile services, but not any more. this train departed at 7 am moscow time, one hour ahead of key if it's the same time in logan's, this train make 6 stops before it arrives in logan's. today it's a test trip, so not many passengers, but the authorities say that the train will now run daily with the army advancing and taking control of mo, towns, the trains, buses restored roads and bridges will reunite these long separated areas. reef in ocean r. r t. from stud i based logan's train. sasha has sent more than 3600 tons of humanitarian aid to ukraine. the latest batch of more than $75.00 tons of food and other essentials was delivered to the southern city of half. don't it come to you in warned about the mediterranean situati

because if you don't have the guts, you don't have the moral benson use to react to something. yes for that as what we see going on in your brain. then we don't want to deal with the period is, is what i feel. daniel rice to boy courts of whether they're of athletes or artists, or any anyone in culture, do they ultimately make a difference? and by making a difference, i mean, do they force the person or the regime that's being targeted to, to change their position, to change that policy? it to pass. i mean, the boy caught on epic, i was suddenly successful. and south african was for a long period of time excluded from international spots. when we study the highest spot in what might have been one reason it was a boy called the station games in the sixties and seventies. and was that expand from sporting ration and is now a member of your case. so this has been satisfied overall architecture. optimist bought the piece and can compete with each other regardless of different ideologies, politics, religions, and so on. so this should be like really an exception to boy because other

joining us now is fox news contributor guy benson host of the guy benson show.deo of it, guy. >> nope. it will get some attention when you are a member of congress and you tell homeless people to go home at an event. that is a notable quotable as one might say. we shouldn't be surprised, right? go figure. someone who famously advocated people being hounded and menaced in they work in the trump administration. that person will lack empathy as well. congressman waters. she has been in congress forever. she is out of touch on top of it. i think the icing on the cake of the story that you just mentioned is when a local reporter out there contacted her to talk about this story, to report what people have seen and what is on the internet, she said that he would be doing himself a disservice and harming the community for simply noticing actual events. she was bullying the reporter to try to shut down the story. this is like the perfect maxine waters storm. >> that report is with the "l. a. times." the quote that the times attributed to her reads as follows. you will hu

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please join me in remembering her, caleb, and aaron benson of our community as we mourn their loss. i rise today to express my outrage and deep sadness about the deaths of wayne county teens terence armor and carly taylor. whose lives were lost to gun violence last year. carly and terence were accomplished high school students with bright futures ahead of them. terence had plans to attend college in nevada. carly was a standout in the e course basketball team who was being recruited for college athletic scholarships and opportunities. this past weekend i hugged both of their mothers and i remember the tears from dianne and taquia. there was a saying the most painful goodbyes are the ones never said and never explained. as we mark this grim anniversary, i offer my deepest sympathy to terence and carly's families and loved ones and commit, commit to stopping gun violence in our country. and they continue continue as they continue to mourn their loss, i want them to know we are working. we are working on behalf of them and also in honor of their memories. mr. speaker, i'm proud to spea

thank you, charles payne, guy benson, kat timpf, tyrus. >> welcome to fox news that night. i'm kevin corke in washington washington in for shannon bream. >> breaking tonight, wednesday morning donnie in ukraine honda the 21st day of vladimir putin 's war. this and 35 into a curfew. plus a troubling development onto the wear cousins -- budding to protect their the homeland of russia has announce a series of fertility very sanctions against president biden and other top level us officials. some targeted might surprise you . we will get to that of a bit. we put will begin with jonathan hunt reporting live for sirens have been heard within the last 25 minutes or so. what is the latest? >> good morning to you, kevin, where air raid sirens and gone off several times this morning and they started about two hour ago. the last sirens we heard were just about 30 minutes ago. we've not seen or heard any explosions or strikes in the wake of the sirens. it appears to be relatively quiet morning and the capital o kyiv. there is a 35 hour curfew in place right there and that will and earl

at his rally today, or benson actually try to paint is pro democracy pro europe opponents as warmongers who will drag hungary into the war in ukraine. we just cried a conscious when you consider, as orban was making those remarks, add his reaction rally, in budapest today, prime ministers from three surrounding countries were on their way to kyiv by train, no less. this video of the prime ministers of poland, slovenia, and the czech republic meeting with ukraine's president, load the mere southern, skate inside kyiv today. they said they fear that their countries could be next on putin's list. and that was not an easy trip for them to make, nor was it with that personal risk to those leaders. the train ride from warsaw to kyiv can be 12 hours in normal time. of course, these prime ministers were riding for hours through wet is an active war zone. the capital city itself where they met president-elect ski, is increasingly dangerous. kyiv has come under in creased russian bombardment that is seemingly targeting civilians and civilian infrastructure. don today brought strikes against the c

if you talk to guy benson, one of the less provocative thought leaders out there, he will tell us heampuses. when ben shap iro goes, he needs protection to speak. no one has ability to debate topics anymore. moral high ground, i'm good, you are evil, you can't speak, your words might hurt people. i'm glad you went to school before cell phones or vodka in a can, i don't do that, i'm a bud guy. >> i view speeches on college campuses and this has happened to me more times than i can count. nearly every speech. went to clemson, same thing happened there. of course black lives matter protesting. this is first generation of students that are actively arguing for and demanding fewer rights. listen to what they are asking for, less freedom, asking for less freedom of expression and less freedom of speech, that is moronic and asinine, how did we get here? students are actively being taught, young people being taught by adults, by the media, by big tech, there is idea they don't agree with or like, they can silence it, censure it or cancel it, it goes back to cancel culture element that truly,

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you know our first guests tonight from their work as olivia benson and elliot stabler on "law & orderhe latest spin-off, "law & order organized crime. you can see both shows beginning thursday nights at 9:00, here on nbc please welcome back to the show, mariska hargitay and christopher meloni [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: welcome back, both of you [ cheers and applause i mean - >> wow >> you say our names backstage to announce us, the crowd's reaction she turns to me, she goes, "we've still got it. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, i should say. i should say >> we still got it >> seth: i think you - i think you both independently have it, but i think there's an extra excitement that you're here together, so thank you so much for making -- [ cheers and applause and i should also note, you were - this was planned a while ago there were some scheduling issues, and you guys had to back out and you have such intense fans, a lot of them took it out on me on social media. >> no! >> seth: they did. it was as if, last-minute, i decided i didn't want you. >> that's great, though. this is perfectly u

believe that this is going to be the new fence and all like benson all was to heroin.re they thought it was heroin, killing people and end up beef. internal now i believe a lot of ethanol desk if they second take a second look at it is going to be ice, though so is causing that percentage to go higher for overdose fatalities. now you've taken a poison and you magnified it 20 to 100 times. so you're basically going to be destroying people the first time they take it. the pasco county sheriff's office found the drug doesn't always respond to darken crimes like grabs like a medication that reverses the effects of fentanyl and other opioids like fentanyl. the drug is also leading to more accidental overdoses and families and even law enforcement. buy second hand exposure. one infant can come by touch it. and you can kill them. we had an incident the other day, where a mother and her 14 year old daughter overdosed because the moment you touch it, you know you could be putting yourself or someone else in your family in danger. even just, you know, trying to resuscitate someb

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max benson, a young autistic student died in 2018 after being placed in restraint. these are lies that shouldn't have ended this way. we sometimes hear the restraint is safe. some i tell you what is therapeutic. physical restraint is a crisis intervention only intended for life-threatening situations. it is not therapeutic. the only safe restraint is when all parties are willing to participate like in a training event. in real life situations restraint and seclusion lead to a fight or flight response where children will do all they can to escape and this increases likelihood someone will get injured or worse. we hear the myth that seclusion is safe and calming. nothing could be further from the truth is there's nothing calming about being thrown into a room against your will alone while the door is held shut. children may initially response kicking, screaming, beating on the walls to escape. eventually lacking the capacity to self regulate the child's brain will begin to shut down and may enter brain survival state. this is not calm. the final myth is there are no o

done the dreams came true for aaron because she had a chance to show you have the ink to captain bensone davidson, seems the snl star can do it all recently purchased a staten island ferry boat. so now pete may be on to his next adventure launching into space. the comedian is reportedly in discussions with jeff bezos about joining blue origin on its next flight. following pete davidson's life right now. it is incredible we'll keep you posted. >>> next up. wheezer. remember this hit? ♪ back to my k rock days what. a great band here is the thing. if you are like savannah and me and hooked on wordle and you are a wheezer fan, on thursday the band announced there's no now a wheezer seemed wordle. wheezele each five letter word in a game hails from wheezer's diskography and players get six tries to guess the word weasel is the second one to launch taylor swift launched one also t lordle. >> this is becoming a thing in music. >> -- sangria. or ryan tedder ted ordle -- >> we're losing people >> hallie jackson is up next she's got an inspiring sea of orange a first look at a groundbreaking exhi