who to impeach first in the biden white house?ue it could backfire with voters in 2024 and a disturbing story out of hurricane ian that underscores clean energies dirty secret not just about humanfu rights abuses but uncontrollable fires. m but uncontrollable fires. m tiodm burgess joins us next on e evening edit. is this is a major story, you want to keep this in mind the white house which is electric cars. florida officials worn firefighters are battling hard over electric cars exploding after they were flooded out by hurricane ian. madison has more from naples florida. >> electric vehicles that sat in saltwater floods for days because huge problems for fired apartments like the one here in collier county. attend fires since the hurricane hit. florida fire marshal visiting with the department medical human for tesla on fire. he shares. >> they are not built to be submerged over the roof in saltwater and driven again so salt is a nasty partner when it comes to corrosion which leads to compromised metals grounding out green fires.

fauci, jen psaki and all the people in the biden white house, that changes the game. at landry, eric schmidt and they were strong great lawsuit is that the biden white house was using big tech to manipulate the information that they wanted out there. think about what happened during covid. everything you've been talking about all morning, brian, schools were shut down and children's test scores were shut down. businesses were closing and going out of business. and a lot of it was based on this information that was being released by the social media and by the big tech companies. >> steve: if they can say, "welcome i was a little concerned about information and millions of americans died, i want to make sure these ten companies acted responsibly, if that is the retort from jen psaki and dr. fauci, what does eric schmidt's a question" >> eric schmidt will say we want to see your emails, texts and all the conversation you had with big tech because you were manipulating what the biden white house wanted released by big tech. those are the allegations. and that is very dang

the biden white house, democrats are outraged about what happened.n to them threatening retail ages, sit tight, lies renn to this and watch. >> saudis planes could not fly literally without american technicians. their air force would be grounded to a halt. they can't rely on china and russia. it would take them almost a decade. they have been dependent on our military for decades. so it would force them to reconsider. >> right now they're calling for stopping of u.s. arms sales to saudi arabia. do you support that legislation? president biden: we'll react to saudi arabia. >> gas prices go down. >> with the saudis, that the saudis then backed away from? >> again, the trip was not about oil. that is not what we went to do there. elizabeth: unfortunately for the press secretary yes, it was about oil. so the president is threatening retaliation because the, because saudi arabia violated their secret deal? this is where we're at in geopolitics and our foreign policy congressman fallon? >> reminds me of what my mom used to say about what a tangled web we w

for now, we bring in david axel rod. >> and beauty, just this week, with the biden white house. the president saying last night. i don't think there's any such thing, as the ability to use a tactical weapon. . >> they were careful to restate, that, they had not changed their posture, and the footing has not changed. they don't see anything in the recent days, that would change their view of the situation to the worst. there's a lot of domestic pressure. it's a natural thing to worry and since he's already suggestive, he used the weapons. that's a natural concern, i'm sure. . i think what happened last night, my reaction to it was a former presidential adviser and campaign adviser, i wish, that there were never a closed door fund-raisers. there's something about closed door fund-raisers. it's like you inject truth serum. they think, they are having an intimate discussion with friends. there were reporters in the room, even though it's close. i think he got a little bit, from the perspective of his advisers. but the concern is very real. and it may not be what we saw, i mean, i'm

there has been so much going on with the biden white house. the president said i don't think there is such thing as a way to use a nuclear weapon and not end up with armageddon. in the past, the white house has walked back these direct remarks from biden. but not this one. what's the thinking here? >> well, they were careful to restate they haven't changed their posture, that their footing has not changed. they don't see anything in the recent days that would change their view of the situation to the worst. but obviously, this is very dangerous. putin is backed in a corner. he is clearly losing. he is on the run. and, there's a lot of domestic pressure on him to turn this around so it's a natural thing to worry. it is suggested he might use these weapons. it's a natural concern. i'm sure there is an awful lot of strategizing going on around that. i think what happened last night, though, my reaction to it was as a former presidential adviser and campaign adviser is i wish that there were never close door fundraisers. because there is something

and here's how the washington post columnist commented on vladimir putin's speech and biden's white housed forget about the bizarre details of his own view of reality. take putin's words seriously. reply to his message vladimir putin has already clicked on everything the messaging buttons he had. the british press, in particular the building of the independent , drew attention to vladimir putin's statement that western countries are playing a dangerous and dirty game without regard for the interests of other states, the delhi express tabloid cites the words of the russian president about the non-colonial west. but what impressions foreign experts of the section share about the speeches of the russian leader, putin's thought is extremely clear. there is another way to enter world affairs perfectly nato and i understand that the chosen course harms us, it is suicidal and irrational for all countries of the alliance. so putin's message is clear to do only that it is in our interests to blindly follow the instructions of the hegemun. the united states turned out to be very important, because

this biden white house is the most dishonest white house we've ever seen.pierre, she lies on a daily basis. what she just said -- and the book gets into georgia's voter integrity law and texas voter integrity law and the lies this white house and justice department have told. this is soaring because when people have confidence in voter election they're more likely to turn out. i've been fighting voter fraud for two decades, whiffs the solicitor in texas i led before the supreme court defending photo ids for voting and went to the score 6-3 the court upheld veto ids for voting the opinion written by justice john paul stevens which as you know was one of the leading liberals on the court who said protecting the integrity of election enhances everyone's confidence in democracy because it prevents your vote from being stolen. but today's biden white house, they want a system where more fraud is possible. and what this book is all about is that, under barack obama and now even more so under joe biden, they have politicized the department of justice, the fbi, the

the congressman, listen to this, the biden white house is talking about reevaluating the u.s.e with saudi arabia after opec's oil production cut of two million barrels per day. watch this. >> i think the president is very clear that this is a relationship we need to continue to reevaluate. that we need to be willing to revisit and certainly in light of the opec decision i think that is where he is. he is willing to work with congress to think through what that relationship ought to look like going forward. elizabeth: congressman, your reaction? >> i'll tell you what the president and his entire administration needs to reevaluate is his statement when he was running for president, he said he was going to eliminate fossil fuels. that is in fact what he has done. he has been hostile to u.s. energy. he needs to reevaluate that stance. we were energy independent before he took the oath of office and he has done nothing but one trek of a pen after another trying to destroy u.s. energy. that is what led to skyrocketing gas prices. we don't need to be going to the middle east and be b

biden. we reached out to fauci's office and the white house. thank you very much. joining us house ranking member, congressman jim jordan. thank you for being here. what kills me so many stories that were censored possibly with collusion from the white house and other democrats were, turned out to be 100% correct. i mean whether it was dealing with the pandemic or dealing with hunter biden. >> the biggest purvey record of misinformation was biden. big tech colluded with big government on the hunter biden story. mark zuckerberg said that, when the fbi came to him, be on on te lookout for russian misinformation. the letter from 51 intel directors. we need to get to that bottom of that collusion. we know they told us all kinds of things about the virus that turned out not to be true. it sort makes sense they were telling us things not true about the virus they were probably working with big tech like the fbi was working with big tech on the hunter biden story. this is good news. have fauci under oath to testify, we plan to do that if the american

political conundrum for the biden administration that wanted to keep prices low before the midterms, and how the market pricing unfolding over the next few weeks, nonetheless, the white houseying it is a mistake and misguidance from the opec nations. >> and kelly o'donnell, the reaction obviously from the biden administration, the white house didn't want this to happen, tried to apparently get it to not happen, it did, talk about the potential political dangers and what if anything they can do to try to counter-act this. >> the white house chose his words carefully and they're muted. they say the president is disappointed in this short-sighted decision. that is certainly the kind of thing that would come off as rather tepid on the surface, and it obviously carries much more weight internally for the political ramifications rolling in to the midterms, where gas prices have been a very volatile issue and one where this white house has seen a steady decline, almost a daily decline, for weeks, and something where they've been able to pull the reins back on inflation. other products have continued to go up in price. gas prices have stabilized. and that is something that the bid

the democratic party expect biden white house are explicitly, determinedly anti-fossil fuel.t is their clear cut policy to end fossil fuel production in the united states. and now they're going hat in hand to saudi arabia asking them to increase the output of petroleum. this is the opec, the organization of petroleum exporting countries, not the organization of solar exporting countries. [laughter] so the saudis can't see any reason why they should give a short-term break to a country, a white house and a democratic party that is trying to put them out of business. why should they help hem short term with this -- them short term with this election if the policy after the election will be to go back to suppressing fossil fuels? and they've been going around, the white house, doing same thing, say, with venezuela or trying to suggest that iran would increase its oil production if they got a nuclear deal with the u.s. u.s. policy is completely out of sync and out of base on this issue, paul, and the saudis rex nice that. paul: -- recognize that. paul: jason, there's a larger str

it is panic time for the biden white house as a fire hot economic report has just dropped. americans have known what president biden and team won't admit. we're in trouble. voters saying inflation is their top issue as they head to the polls in 27 days to decide who will have the power on capitol hill. i'm harris falker and you are in "the faulkner focus." that new report shows a true indicator where our economy is. the producer price index, the ppi tracks the prices that producers pay for their goods. it shows wholesale inflation jumped by.4% in august. double -- from august, double the forecast. with that september increase, the ppi is up 8 1/2% over this time last year. tomorrow we get the overall inflation picture with the consumer price index report for september. with the ppi higher for producers, it will be higher for us to buy stuff, too. we brace. a grim outlook, too, from the international monetary fund. the agency's chief economist looks at this issue all around the world. and here is what he said. the worst is yet to come. for many people, again this is all aroun

economic issues. >> but president biden's entire focus today was abortion. >> if you care about the right to choose, then you have got to vote. >> critics accuse the white house of looking for a distraction. >> joe biden and the democrats don't have an answer on inflation because they are the cause of inflation. >> white house officials argue their policies are creating stability. >> we are seeing an economy that is going through -- into a transition with more stable growth, more steady growth. >> growth has been negative for two consecutive quarters. >> could you afford to give up one month of your wages? 95% of americans will say no. that's what the democrats have taken from you. because one month of your wages is 8.3% of your over all year. inflation is higher than that. >> biden's team claims they have evidence things won't be as bloody as the latest projections. >> said he has been working on the economy for 19 months. now, bloomberg economists are forecasting a 100 percent chance of a recession. so how is it that we can be barreling towards a recession and the economy is, as the president says, strong as hell? >> so, here's the thing about the economy,

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biden insist the u. s. coming on strong, i'm concerned about with those are certainly confident words, but how do they stack up against reality? the white house says that its efforts against inflation are starting to work biden's chief economic adviser, cecilia rouse, points to statistics regarding housing and employment data to make her case. we love having a very strong labor market, but it's been very, very strong. the employers are having a very hard time finding workers, but we saw some data last month that work that employers are posting fewer job vacancies, which means that there's a little bit of eating in the labor market without having any layoffs. we can also see that the housing market is beginning to cool and we know that housing prices as part of the challenge for families as part of our inflation challenge. and now she is right us employers are having a hard time finding people to fill positions. so for now, all the necessary workers may be found, but what happens when there is anticipation of the worst, but us economists are predicting a recession within the next 12 months. the prediction is that as the u. s. federal reserve b

it is you're gonna get automated. harmony was talking about the statement issued by the biden white house on the wrong jamming of internet access. it said quote, the u. s. is making it easier for iranians to access the internet via secure outside platforms and services, videos, images and messages posted online by iranians. many of which have shown women removing and burning the her job in public. her provided a sense of what is happening that the u. s. which has pushed the maintaining sanctions against iran, has chosen this story, this moment to ease some of them to help keep iranians on line. thanks slow back to russia and ukraine, a story that beyond the fighting on the battlefield. pitts, one version of history against another. russian president provided a glimpse into his thinking last year when the kremlin published an essay in vladimir putin's name, in which he argued that russians and ukrainians are of the same slavic nation. he did it again just prior to the invasion. it is all part of a new historical discourse, one that emphasizes russia status as a great power and mythologized

maybe a month or so ago and doj with rudy giuliani's home, there was reporting later that the biden white house was really ticked off because that night was biden's first joint address of congress and they wanted to be a moment and get the big talk of the news media was diverted to this rate on rudy and myself a story, about good. exactly how it should be. the last thing doj should never be doing is going on to the white house and say, we did do a big thing today that my takes media attention away are you cool with that printed you want to soften the fact that i was glad to see the biden white house was ticked off at that. should be no communication regarding the prosecutorial function doj and so i'm encouraged that were making progress on that level we need policy changes as well. >> and i want to get into some of the questions here from the viewers don't freak out. i'm just going to your first name. if you don't want me to use your first and last name just put it in there. to start, ellen are you going to get reading e.g. carol, did they decide to continue with us to try to establish legal li

it is panic time for the biden white house as a fire hot economic report has just dropped. dmit. we're in trouble. voters saying inflation is their top issue as they head to the polls in 27 days to decide who will have the power on capitol hill. i'm harris falker and you are in "the faulkner focus." that new report shows a true indicator where our economy is. the producer price index

rather than white house whining about opec america needs to drill baby drill but biden refuses. house speaker mccarthy ready to take action is in "focus."enter peter, what has the white house been saying about opec. reports were they were doing diplomacy. what failed? >> we have a brand-new very short sound bite from the president where he was asked where is he going to go and who will he look to for oil if opec is not an option? is venezuela going to be? this is what he said. >> president biden: there is a lot of alternatives. we haven't made up our mind yet. >> but there will be conditions. the nfc responds to fox with this. there are no plans to change our sanctions policy without constructive steps from the maduro regime. the sanctions policy remains unchanged. we will enforce our venezuela sanctions as we have previously made clear. we will review our sanctions policies in response to constructive steps to restore democracy in venezuela and alleviate the suffering of the venezuelan people. republicans are already out saying they think all this is backwards. >> why can't they

go, bears. >> todd: did president biden ask the saudis for political favor? the white housetion about opec production cuts and it is starting to look that way. >> carley: plus -- >> you have done nothing, tulsi gabbard has shown guts, you showed cowardess, i believed in you and you became the very thing you fought against. >> carley: aoc gets roasted by activeists , we'll tell you how they reacted to that. my name is ashley cortez and i'm the founder of the stay beautiful foundation when i started in 2016 i would go to the post office and literally fill out each person's name on a label and now with shipstation we are shipping 500 beauty boxes a month it takes less than 5 minutes for me to get all of my labels and get beauty in the hands of women who are battling cancer so much quicker shipstation the #1 choice of online sellers go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free it's halloween, we're gonna to have a good time tonight. the bogeyman is coming. he's gonna get you. [ distant chatter ] gonna get you. [ screaming ] please help me! it's time to put the bogeyman to bed.

the fact is glad to see the biden white house was ticked off at that because at that should be. they should be no communication regarding the prosecutorial function of doj. i am an courage we making progress on that level but we need policy change as well. >> now i want to get into some of the questions here, and don't freak out. i'm just going to use your first name. if you don't want reduce your first or last they put the question but i just do it because i don't want to say oh, a random user sent this. to start, alan, you would get us started, asked e. jean carroll could be ag decide to continue with this to try to step the legal limits on how broad the presence response builds are perhaps to lose the case? is at a legal strategy that makes sense in these policy strategy? >> it's an interesting question and one i heard quite a bit. i don't think so. you have a duty as a prosecutor if you're going to pursue a case, within a lawyer, to pursue it vigorously. it's unethical other prosecutor to say i want to bring this case up so i can lose it. it's possible, , although a bitf a v

dan: these actors could be in the biden white house, too. these guys are full of crap all the time. there is the real universe and the full of crap. the biden universe. they are full of crap on inflation. biden is always chatting about inflation like he did something to stop it. he gives a speech talking about how republicans if they get in office will make inflation worse which is weird. because inflation was 1.2% year over year before this guy took office. it's now 7 points higher. he said we had to print a whole bunch of money to innate away the dollar because the economy needed help. that's not right either. the economy was growing at 6% annualized before you took office. now we are shrinking. it's thought just inflation they lie about. the alternate universe. the reality universe and the full of crap universe biden lives in. sadly gas prices are going up again. we all get hurt by it. instead of using the national gassage which is going up. if you spent time in a statistics class in college, they didn't pick the average, they picked the most common gas price. folks, nobody does t

now the washington post has told the biden white house to quote, intervene and put boots on the ground in haiti, where we discuss the issue with john list and filmmaker dan cohen, who also wrote those tweets well, aside from the resources there in haiti, the the, the main reason is that us cannot allow an example such as haiti to inspire other countries to go out of the orbit of us empire as it, as it has inspired other countries before and for the haitian revolution led to the collapse of chattel slavery in the west. and european colonialism and the u. s. wants to maintain its grip on the western hemisphere, what it calls its backyard. and it cannot allow essentially a domino effect if something were to happen in haiti, then who knows what happens in the dominican republic or puerto rico. so, so the u. s. can not let any country whether haiti or otherwise make an example. the caribbean nation is currently trapped and basically a downward spiral of sky rocketing inflation, gang violence even a cholera outbreak to boot. now the government, there is even of foreign help to quell the unre

here. >> all right t that's news she is making there as far as she knows as white house press secretary, nobody in the biden the security concerns about the people who are most responsible for the president's physical safety. >> how scary is that? >> my stomach flipped over six times. our special prime time recap will continue in just a moment. p will continue in just a moment , which nucala helps reduce. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your asthma specialist about a nunormal with nucala. so, you're 45. that's the perfect age to see some old friends, explore new worlds, and to start screening for colon cancer. yep. with colon cancer rising in adults under 50, the american cancer society recommen

saying on inflation obliterates the white house trying to blame putin or claiming is transitory. >> that somebody we should probably listen to considering he walked in the bidenma white house source not a right wing trying to take down the biden of administration, he knows little about the way and economy works and when you inject trillions of dollars into the economy and then the audacity to say this will lower inflation through inflationary reduction act, any kid with a lemonade stand knows that's not how the economy works and you look at the midterms coming up, abc news, washington post polls show the economy, education and inflation and crime are easily the top four issues. abortion is a distant fifth. january 6 virtually nonexistent so we have a media focusing on the guy who wasn't in power or isn't in power and hasn't been for 21 months and donald trump instead of focusing on joe biden and democrats and what they are doing to the economy and priorities are worked because they are not journalists anymore. elizabeth: there's no crime problem so we should just go to crime ridden areas. the border is secure so we are safe going to the border. they put into

all biden cares about, yeah, politics. his white house is saying, quote, the opec decision was unhelpful. it threatens to drive up american gasoline prices ahead of the november 8 midterms. wait. is the biden white house, are they pressuring the saudis to pump more oil to help the democrats in the midterms? hmm. now, since they didn't, biden's promising to retaliate. he's threatening to withhold military aid to our allies if they don't do him a political favor. >> they're calling for a stopping of u.s. arm sales to saudi arabia. do you support that legislation? >> we're going to react to saudi arabia. we will take action. >> jesse: is biden threatening to cancel over $100 million in military sales to the saudis? he's making it clear to the middle eastern allies they better serve up the oil. and democrats are denouncing the political shakedown. watch. >> there need to be consequences. we agree completely. one of the consequences should be a temporary halt in arms sales. >> what galls many of us is the ingratitude. we provide saudi arabia w

14 days out from the mid-terms with white house aides screaming in the faces of reporters who try to ask biden questions following each event today. >> bill: i was sharing a few pieces with you before we came on the air today about what is happening inside the white house. what we believe to be some of these conversations. if it doesn't go their way on election night, we can debate whether or not there will or will not be significant changes with regard to policy or with regard to direction of the democratic party or the white house. i would take the former argument there, you perhaps would take the latter argument. >> dana: i don't know what they'll do. many moderate democrats are warning them for several months and since the 2020 election. 14 republicans won in 2020 house seats they didn't anticipate. so it has been coming for a long time. the republicans i think have been smart. however, as matt gorman says it's not over yet. the abortion issue is very important to some voters. what you heard from the voters in bryan llenas's package fetterman for them is still their candidate no matter wha

out of washington, d.c., one-party control and the nancy pelosi house of representatives and biden white houses $6000 this year for basic necessities know that the previous year and no end in sight right now. pe people understand we deserve better than we are getting now and bringing accountability to washington, d.c. is a key piece of that. as members of the military, we are trained, i myself, my expertise as a jag officer is fiscal law, to bring accountability to spending in washington, d.c. is expertise i already have, to jump in on day one and help bring reign in wasteful government spending is a huge thing. you mention attacks, they are attacking because they do not have solutions, one of the biggest attacks, i was not born down the street, the military brought me here to be a part of the community and my opponent, his attack he's leveraging against me, he wasn't born here, this is a dig at military families, disrespect and dishonor they are giving to members of the military just because they don't have issues to run on, we will win this. >> carley: great point. i want to hear from you, w

this time biden got lost in his own garden and searched for a long time for a pipe leading to the white househe end the way to freedom was found, that dramatically increased biden's chances of running in the 2024 election. europe does not stop and most of them are somehow connected with the energy crisis on the eve of trade union activists in the polish city of katowice, they wanted to concrete the entrance to the local office. premiere of the maravec times. he doesn’t come here, he doesn’t need an office to listen to the citizens, they protested the action was crossed into the police, however, the trade union intends to continue to protest against the energy experiments of the authorities, which fixed tariffs for electricity, and coal of poor quality imports thousands of demonstrators from indonesia. passed by the central avenues of bucharest, the participants of the action are worried, not only by the catastrophic economic situation of citizens. well, the fact that romania is increasingly involved in the ukrainian conflict on the eve of it has become. it is known that 101 american divisions

biden laptop story, talk about national security reviews, that's one they should maybe review instead. then the mainstream media outlets didn't cover it, so twitter saved the presidential campaign. between the white housesk is interesting to me. he owns tesla, has 68% market share of electric vehicles in america. they are doing what joe biden claims he wants to do, big transition to electric vehicles. he has lead the way. but because he doesn't do exactly what the white house wants, his workers are not unionized, the white house froze him out of any kind of celebrations. last summer did a big electric vehicle event at the white house, did not invite elon musk, even though he is dominating in the electric vehicle market, he is too unwieldy for them. they maybe like his green agenda but don't like the idea that he is outspoken, wants to own one of the major communication outlets with free speech in this country, they're using the power of government like they always do to go after people they deem a threat politically. >> jeanine: jesse, the officials haven't identified what tools they're using for reviews, but one of the things they're objecting to, apparently elon musk has some investment from foreign

critics argue from a national security perspective this move by the white house is suspect and purely political. yet again, mr. biden is drawing from the pool for yet another summer between 10-15000000 barrels and, of course, there is this from the white house. the president is calling on the department of energy to be ready to move forward with additional significant strategic petroleum reserves sales this wednesday winter, if needed, due to russia or other actions disrupting global markets. there is that. one look at the levels now especially when compared with the beginning of 2022 and you can see why there has been great because for alarm in some quarters. and obviously a course correction from the white house which you may remember, said this just a couple of weeks ago. >> and in about releasing more oil? how is the president going to keep the supply up? >> we are not considering new releases from the strategic petroleum reserve. >> it's going to happen soon. that was then, this is now. all this happening is mr. biden claiming the economy is "strong as hell." despite key indicators that we are already awash in

president biden and vice president harris going after what so-called extremist republicans during abortion task force meeting at the white house yesterday. >> today leaders are attacking the freedom and liberty of millions of women at a state level. >> president biden: no surprise we're seeing extremist laws around the country having -- what century are we in? i mean, what are we doing? my lord. we're talking about contraception here, it shouldn't be that controversial. >> brooke: the vice president says ectremist republicans have created a healthcare crisis in the united states. >> todd: democratic congressman tim ryan trying to distance himself on the election trail. >> you are not inviting the president to to come any time soon? >> i'm not inviting anybody, look, brother, you're in a competition, you're in a race, stand on your own two feet. >> todd: high-profile debate between tim ryan and jd vancewill determine who can win the seat in the november midterm. american league home run king, aaron judge beating roger maris's 61 home run record set in 1961, after getting 62nd home run last night in arlington, texas. >> high fly

>> no one in the white house has articulated a strategy to determine vladimir put more work on a diplomatic solution, the war in ukraine has no end insight and it appears president bidendiation pills. >> reporter: she was talking about something else we've been talking about the last couple days, the white house announcing the government in this country has bought $290 million in supplies of a drug designed to treat blood cell injuries following radiological and nuclear emergencies. when you hear something like that you cannot help but wonder what in the world is going on. the president's armageddon talk is reverberating around the globe with french president emmanuel macron saying when i speak of nuclear weapons on this issue we must be very careful. that obviously is the story but what is happening in washington and around the world, people are listening to what president biden is saying, whether he thought he was not being recorded or not it had consequences. we need to be careful with what we are hearing. will: thank you. i share kevin's sentiment, it should not be buried. it is a large news item. america stocking up on anti-radiation pills, that is quite notable

a new hint today that the white house could get further into oil reserves to ease global energy prices as a bidene over opec's plan to reduce global production. one white house economic adviser says 180 million barrels were released from the u.s. strategic patrolling -- 400 million barrels remain. >> there is capacity there to use the sbir to deal with some of the energy shocks we are seeing. i'm not saying we will. that's up to the president to decide. he hasn't made that decision yet. if we look at the unconscionable actions of putin amplified by the short sighted and misguided decisions by opec plus recently, shore, having -- potential release is an important tool. >> cnbc's hardly gamble joins me from dubai. hadley, welcome. is this a good option for the biden administration? was there an impact? the question is, with 400 million barrels left, at what point would further depletion of u.s. reserves be risky? >> this is the big question, alex. if the interviews that i have had with the u.s. special envoy for energy, he has essentially said to me that if there is ever a point when the united sta

in ukraine annexing for territorie he following actions of white house correspondent has the latest on this. get the rhetoric coming from th biden white house about as zealous as we've ever seen it. to the unlawful and unrecognize parts of ukraine by the kremlin. today, vladimir putin announcin the annexation of four ukrainia territories after she and him referendum sprayed that territory is now and forever will be russian. >> i want them to listen to me. of the real masters of the last all people living became our citizens forever. >> the gauntlet thrown right there, meanwhile president bide is pushing back on the proclamation saying today that not only with the world not recognize this imposed claim, they will collectively defend those who have been attacked. >> america is prepared with our nato allies. every single and so don't misunderstand what i'm saying. every inch. he can't seize his neighbors territory and get away with it. >> at the war in ukraine has become a real geopolitical flashpoint with the u.s. as you know pouring tens of billions o dollars in military aid to assist the ukrainians. in fact today, vladimir putin

>> dana: president biden thinks democrats are cruising to victory in 12 days. his white house is nervous that they are running out of gas. president biden driving more than 100 miles per hour while behind the wheel of a classic corvette on jay leno's car show. it's his last ditch effort at courting gop voters. mr. biden hopes his gear head reputation will appeal to some parts of the republican base. it's true. but politco reports his administration is not feeling the same need for speed. anxiety is growing that republicans will capture one chamber of congress and possibly both. with those fears, president joe biden will stay on the sidelines. biden did make time to travel to dem friendly syracuse, new york. he had this to say about the economy. >> great economic report today. the gdp report. things are looking good. >> dana: things are looking good, greg, especially when you're behind the wheel of a classic corvette. >> greg: i get their anxiety over the mid-terms. it's logical. they're in a mess. they deserve no sympathy for this. they have no anxiety about the reasons why th

for the biden white house that is familiar tactic. the latest cpi is out and yikes, 8.2% jump year over year. that is not good news. but the president obviously looking for a silver lining anywhere he can find one. he thinks he may have found one with a warning. >> today's report shows some progress. overall inflation was 2% over the last three months. that is down from 11% over the prior three months. that is progress. republican wins and inflation will get worse, it is that simple. >> 12:he is not exactly known for the accuracy of his predictions. by the way, he did say inflation would be transitory. just throwing that out there. by the way, this is the average price for a gallon of unleaded at uc inching ever closely to $4. if you think that is bad, imagine living in california. there average price of a gallon of regular unleaded north of $6, $6.15 and inching close to $7. if you think about where it was, say, under president trump. meanwhile, the surge left many wondering if the frosty relationship between washington and rea is ma

right, that's news that she's making there that as far as she knows, as white house press secretary, no one in the coming by the -- bidenbriefed about the security concerns about the people who are most responsible for the president's physical safety. that is -- >> how scary is that? >> yeah, my stomach just flipped over about six times. our special primetime recap of the january six hearing will continue just moments, stay with us. thank you, liberty mutual. now, contestants ready? go! why? why? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪things are getting clearer♪ ♪i feel free to bare my skin♪ ♪yeah, that's all me♪ ♪nothing and me go hand in hand♪ ♪nothing on my skin♪ ♪that's my new plan♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ achieve clearer skin with skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another study, most people had 90% clearer skin, even at 4 years. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. ♪it's my moment, so i just gotta say♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ serious allergic reactions and an increa