. [♪♪♪] brian: welcome to saturday night, i'm brian kilmeade and this is "one nation."corolla will talk about governor newsom, and why everything is so politically correct today and how he's fighting back. doug masterano. the president of the united states, 79 years old. tested positive with covid-19. but the indications are he will be fine. but is the presidency going to be fine. indications are it's not. it's not just me saying it. it's most of the country and the media saying it. how did this happen? president biden was supposed to be the steady be force to moderate a country in a nation increasingly polarized. >> america is awakening to the fact that president biden is not moderate. >> there is nothing moderate about any of this and nothing unifying with trillions in spending to turn far left fantasies into reality. brian: why is he acting this way, not like a moderate. if you look closely at joe biden's career. he has never been a thought leader or great thinker. case in point, the top issues of today and yesterday. abortion. >> the ban on partial birth abortions o

>> gabby. >> i'm brian. >> gabby, brian, okay. what's going on? how come you're crying?g because we've just been fighting this morning. some personal issues. >> it was a long day. we were camping yesterday and camping got -- got flies and stuff. i'm sorry. i'm sorry i hit the -- the bump there. >> i was distracting him from driving. i'm sorry. >> can i get you to step out of the vehicle for me, ma'am? >> yeah. >> the body cam footage was a real social media-verse reality moment. huge contrast between her public instagram and their youtube videos, versus what you saw in the body camera footage, which seemed like a peek behind the curtain. >> do you want to tell me what's going on? >> yeah, i don't know. it's just, some days, i have really bad ocd and -- >> okay. >> i just -- i was just cleaning and straightening up the back of the van before, and i was apologizing to him and saying, "i'm sorry that i'm so mean," because sometimes i have ocd and sometimes i can get really frustrated. not, like, mean towards him. i just, like -- i guess, my vibe is, like -- i can be, like,

brian: i don't get it.s all this experience in international affairs and he has broken us internationally and at home with an open border. the disappointment at home, socially and economically is hard to digest. but we didn't expect it to be this disappointing on the international stage. the author of war on the west. douglas murray. first off. on the revelation the strategic oil reserve is going to china and a company associated with hunter. >> i think many people will be too surprised about this, but we'll be very worried. the whole issue of the last six months, the period putin invaded ukraine. the biden administration has tried to put everything that happened on president putin. the american people don't buy it. we know that we had energy problems from the beginning of this administration. we know president biden shut down the pipelines and he's keen to go green as possible in the u.s. while having to go round the world begging other people to provide us with oil. on top of that we get the return of the

. [♪♪♪] brian: hope you are having a great weekend, it will get better. i'm brian kilmeade.e going to war with russia when it comes to the space station in china over the moon. first things first. let's begin the show. we begin perhaps with president biden's double disappointment. as his domestic policy begins to crate everywhere democrats don't want to support him and be on stage with him. kate bettingfield doesn't wand to work with him any more. what is surprising to supporters is how fast he's falling on the stage. domestically it's been a disaster. but in trying to explain away his short comings, invokes vladimir putin. >> we have a long way to go because of what i call the putin tax increase, because of gasoline and all that grain he's keeping from being able to get to the market. brian: his numbers will arguably never recover after he chose to leave the longest war in afghanistan, consciously leaving our own people behind. and the decision to empty our strategic oil reserve to lessen the gas prices. >> what happened to gas prices? they went up? it turns out the oil bei

. ♪ ♪ brian: i'm brian kilmeade. welcome to "one nation." look who i have as a guest.t gingrich is set to start us off talking about how we lost trust in this administration. have you been to madison's house, jefferson's house. it used to be a great tour. dr. drew pinsky notices how the president seems to be flying off the handle. athletes and performers are taking mental health breaks. are they weak or does that show strength. nearly all polls reveal the people have lost massive trust in the biden administration. when was that trust lost? almost a year ago after the exit from afghanistan. it became clear their promises were never going to equal reality. >> there will be no circumstance where you see people being lifted off the roof an embassy of the united states in afghanistan. brian: video shows afghans taking cover as gunfire rings out around the perimeter of the kabul airport. brian: our exit from the 20-year war embarrassed our country. and crushes those who risked life and limb. later on the show we'll separate fact from biden fiction. with former u.s. ambassado

brian, to you. brian: thank you very much, rick. prove that the american dream is still in reach. after coming to the u.s. from vietnam he served in the navy for 25 years. he is looking to further his service by running to represent the people of virginia in the 6th district there. so the 10th district. thanks so much for joining us. why is this important for you? >> hey, brian, the country, this country gave us everything. i left vietnam as a child. my parents had to sew little notes and money into my clothes, this is my son, please take care of him in case we get separated. we came here with nothing, nothing but the hopes of our parents and this country gave us everything. i went to thomas jefferson high school for science and technology, number one high school in the nation or used to be until they destroyed it. i went to the united states naval academy. got my masters in physics at the naval postgraduate school. fellow at harvard and m-t. but i still have to pay back. i paid back with my service. coming back coming back from afg

>> brian: 24 hour delivery service. >> brian: i would say a couple of things about johnny depp looksory since he won. and amber heard, i believe, will be gold mine if somebody has like one of those low budget movies that needs a little publicity where they will take minimum wage and she gets some of the back end that's the producer should hire. >> ainsley: she says the op-ed or article she wrote was not about him but this just goes to show if you are a celebrity, just don't air your dirty laundry. keep it quiet. keep it private and move on. and forgive. >> steve: and we have seen what happened to that once upon a time happy couple. >> brian: just so you know, steve, sonny and cher broke up and still did variety show. it shows you it could still happen maybe do a have a right show. >> ainsley: lucy and desi broke up too brain brain great point you are building on my point. >> steve: they didn't break up until after the show was over. >> ainsley: don't say that take that away. >> brian: such a good point up until that. >> steve: all right. don't go anywhere on this friday. we are going

brian: welcome to "one nation." i'm brian kilmeade. tonight on the show, we have commissioner kelly bringing law and order back to the streets. what anthony fauci said he wished he would have done. first things first. what i have noticed the last 18 months is the administration wants to us not believe what we know to be true, and ignore facts as they actually are. i find it puzzling and maddening. what's most alarming is it's only getting worse. a fight against facts was not a concept that was tolerated in the last administration. remember people freaked out when kellyanne conway said this. i don't know about you, but i still believe there is fact or fiction, right and wrong. the question is do they understand the difference? there was a time when we all knew what a man and woman was. >> i'm opening up people to violence by asking what a woman is? >> can you provide a definition for the word woman? >> can i provide a definition? >> yes. >> i can't. >> you can't? >> not in this context. i'm not a biologist. brian: we wall knew at one po

hello, brian. >> brian: absolutely. this morning? [cheers] >> brian: brand new atlanta journal constitution poll just came out to tell you who is winning the governor's race and senate race. very intriguing numbers that will make maybe the next senator herschel walker to feel very, very happy. he will be here in about 25 minutes. do you guys want to see herschel? he played at the university of georgia. back in a moment. we are talking to them, the actual diners next. don't move my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma that can mean less oral steroids. 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. as

. [♪♪♪] brian: hi, everyone. so glad you are here.rian kilmeade, and this is "one nation." 246 years ago this week america fought its war and won the battle for independence. now there seems to be a challenge to our institutions by politicians who should know better. we have seen this gradually growing stronger. refusal to accept the results of any election. >> you can run the best campaign and become the nominee, and you can have the election stolen from you. despite the final tally and the inauguration and the was we find ourselves in, i i have one affirmative statement to make. we won. >> i never conceded, never. >> they rigged the election. brian: the understanding and belief that we are an exceptional nation. we used to agree on that. >> we are not going to make america great again. it was never that great. >> our collective identity is hinged on this idea we are the freest and most equal country the world has ever seen. but it's in defiance of facts. we are the most unequal of the western democracies. brian: the branch of govern

. >> ainsley: brian, what do you think steve got a sun set. >> brian: land locked yesterday watchingird building with a light on top of it. that was barack obama's view. doesn't he have a narragansett house? >> steve: i think that's nantucket. >> brian: same thing. both start with an n. >> steve: okay, yes, indeed. >> ainsley: sounds like a hamptons home. >> brian: steve points out there is somebody in the water. it's an emergency if you spot somebody in the water you have to call somebody. >> steve: people go out there and cool down. i think it's a buoy a not a boy. obama's place nantucket. >> brian: couldn't afford that one. same thing. is that a guy. >> ainsley: some sort of a buoy. >> steve: something navigational. >> ainsley: look at that and the monitor over here. >> brian: nobody wants to be a lifeguard anymore. that person would be saved. >> steve: if you want to be a lifeguard you can get paid a lot of money. people so desperate give people $1,000 signing bonus even more if they stick around for the whole season. >> ainsley: primary day down in maryland. lawrence jones in ha

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brian. want the sunrise. the sun has not come up. >> brian: the problem i get the 8:00 hour. the sun has been up. >> ainsley: you did get a lot of light. >> brian: go to the west coast, nevada where we have no water and i have no sunrise. it doesn't seem fair. ainsley: what they think of you back there. >> brian: putting two and two together. >> pete: no matter you get to go. got to go work. >> brian: kamala harris if you missed the first line don't worry about it she is going to repeat it again. >> ainsley: funny you say that because look at the "new york post." repeat the line it has president biden on the front. it will inflation hits historic highs. biden blames everyone else. he has no plan again. >> brian: yeah and we are all doomed. besides that severing going well. '. >> brian: will president has press conference at 7:00. it was 8.6. we thought 8.8. it's at 9.1%. the administration says this. this should make you feel better. those are old numbers. even though they are still fresh. h

brian, ainsley. >> brian: it was like a playoff game.an. why aren't you cheering. >> brian: what happens is i'm in a tough spot. i might have to call dr. drew because i'm a mets fan who doesn't want to see the yankees lose. >> ainsley: why is that? >> brian: i'm not a hater. >> steve: you are a new yorker they are both new york teams subway series. >> brian: you are the same way? >> ainsley: supposed to pull for each team unless they play each other. >> brian: they hate each other. i'm definitely an anomaly. >> steve: janice dean i beth you like both teams. >> mets. >> ainsley: i'm a yankees fan but i'm happy for the mets. i'm not a hater. >> janice: you are always happy, ainsley. >> ainsley: so are you i'm very blessed. >> janice: we are all blessed. look at the weather forecast because we have warm temperatures across the south and the northwest again today. 30 million impacted with heat advisories. you know, not as extensive as it was last week. the northwest, we are watching you over the next couple of days. all right. we have severe

brian brian like at mayor schwarz in miami.uper star. >> ainsley: i agree. >> brian: regardless he is. >> ainsley: that's a big soccer stadium down there. >> brian: very active. making miami the new silicon valley. successful getting tech firms to move to miami and getting young people into the area. >> ainsley: no tax there. no state tax. so a lot of people are doing that. >> steve: here's the thing. when we have got two feet of snow here, it looks like that there. the weather the number one reason to live in florida. >> brian: i had no idea. >> steve: i read it somewhere maybe encyclo media britannica my mom bought it from a traveling salesman. >> ainsley: people can't afford to live in new york high tax states with liberal democratic mayors. >> brian: end up spending a lot of money on sunscreen. keep in mind, too. it kind of balances out. >> steve: go you go outside. >> ainsley: one bottle per summer that's it. the white house is spinning the president's low approval rating as he remains in isolation with covid. >> steve: ev

steve, rachel and brian back to you. >> brian: stunning news.rday during our show and today we found out to find out about the shooting and passing of shinzo abe shot twice. gunman wearing a gray shirt, brown packets from behind with a sawed off shotgun looks like two barrels. they say it was two pipes. it's homemade. got really strict gun laws over there lurking in the background. you see a lot of still shots wearing a white mask. walks up and shoots him twice. once in the neck. he had really no vital signs when they were bringing him to the hospital. not many people were optimistic that he would survive sadly. this doesn't happen in japan almost never. first time a former leader or a current leader has been shot really since 1930. who is the gunman? i can't go go -- a 41-year-old navy vet. >> brian, to your point about how rare it is in japan to have gun crime. in 201, there were 33,000 gun deaths in the united states, 33,000. in japan there were six. you know, and obviously japan prides itself on its low violent crime numbers. so they are goi

professional. >> brian: did you. >> brian: i can never go out before a show.how this is going to go. all of a sudden when he starts playing another gear. almost like a fighter before a fight. very calm. >> ainsley: dave chapelle has his new comedy netted flicks show out and he talks about in that comedy routine how he is so shy and introvert and goes on stage and very comfortable. >> brian: i'm sure he is very comfortable. >> steve: if you would like to be part of our show this friday go to foxandfriends.com. and register for v.i.p. tickets and get right up by the stage here at 48th and sixth avenue and free barbecue it from our friends at master built. >> ainsley: franklin christian singer, rap kind of thing. >> brian: it's free. when you talk about the economy. people free things because of the price of goods. >> steve: free slurpees. >> brian: always open 7-eleven did i not know they weren't from coast to coast. if you are from around the country 7-eleven never closed. on with what the president is dialing with the president wants to focus on what's good. h

brian brian i just don't want to sing it. attack for us. >> steve: i came in this morning and you were singing up town girl. >> ainsley: singing about christie brinkley. >> brian: i'm sure billy joel still does too. shots from the hamptons. >> steve: still ahead, new calls for subway safety here in the big town as new york city teenager is released a beatdown with police officers. kids started it. the insane fight all caught on camera. and you won't believe what happened. >> brian: activists bring their climate protests to the floor of senator chuck schumer's office? the demonstrators that landed. people in jail. >> ainsley: this is nuts. >> brian: democratic staffer. ♪ ♪ research shows that people remember ads with young people having a good time. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a pool party. look what i brought! liberty mutual! they customize your home insurance... so you only pay for what you need! ♪young people having a good time with insurance.♪ ♪young people.♪ ♪good tim

steve, ainsley and brian? >> brian: up to the president to give him lunch.can't bring them over the border. are they just going to turn around and come back? >> well, that's going to be one of the big question. but the state has said that they feel like they have to do at least something to help the communities. you heard from that rancher right there who says she really does need help. the texas' governor says this is only a step it try to help relieve some of the problems happening throughout the state. the governor is putting the blame right back on the administration and, of course, they are pushing right back. >> brian: just come right back across. >> steve: stand at the bridge and you know you are not going to come this way. mark, when our president sits down with the president of mexico, the part that won't be said in public will be okay. we'll take the people, joe biden will say. we just don't want the drugs, right? >> obviously the issue of drugs is going to be a top of mind. we have been talking about the fentanyl crisis that's been happening all o

what is that, brian? >> brian: let me get into that. >> ainsley: is it a crane? the way the light is. >> ainsley: on the side of that building, i see. >> brian: looks like they are working on something and took the weekend off and they are not up yet. so, again, there is no water and no -- there is no sunrise. but i do get the sense that iowa is going to matter very soon. after november, on november 9th it's all going to be about iowa. >> steve: i used to work in downtown des moines when i worked for woi the abc affiliate. then owned by iowa state university even though it was a commercial thing it was kind of complicated. i worked in des moines, the station was ames. and -- >> ainsley: you were born in iowa? >> steve: i was i go way back. >> brian: where were you reared? steve combination. iowa, kansas, virginia. >> brian: you were landlocked. you were not going to the beach until you got your freedom. >> steve: until i was 30 the only seafood i had was in a can. chicken of the sea. >> brian: fantastic. >> steve: anyway, welcome aboard, folks, to "fox & friends"

brian, be cool. >> brian: i will say, this don't panic it is surgeon.s is a little weird. it's a little bit hotter than usual. >> steve: never let a crisis go to waste. so if it's really hot today, today would be a great day to talk about global climate change. >> ainsley: let's do that later today the president is going to be traveling to massachusetts to announce new climate measures but he will stop short of declaring a national emergency like we talked about yesterday. >> brian: yeah. i wonder what he can do after the supreme court ruling. meanwhile the trip is an attempt to notch a much needed win for the left as the party struggles to advance its green energy agenda in the middle of a crisis. >> steve: mark meredith joins us live from the white house. is he wearing a coat but he wishes he wasn't. it's hot. >> i picked out the wrong coat, too. i should have gotten something much lighter than that good morning to all three of you. as you mentioned president biden is expected to believe he believes climate change poses a major threat to america's exi

>> brian: i will.st you more. >> ainsley: goes to the grocery store and chickline cost you more. >> brian: to the tune of 11.3%. >> ainsley: wholesale percent. >> brian: 11.4. >> ainsley: 11.3 is the wholesale inflation. that's what the stores pay. you saw yesterday inflation is now at 9.1%. >> will: consumer inflation at 9.1%. producer inflation 11.3%. this is -- this is the united states of america. look, maybe -- i don't remember -- i was jung, if it was in my lifetime, i was very, very young the last time the united states of america saw something like this. >> ainsley: 1981 i think. >> will: these are ridiculous numbers. these are insane numbers. these were the type of numbers they told us you would never ever see. in fact, a year ago, and for several months, 13 months into this they said you will not see run away inspeculation. you will not see numbers like this. let's take a look back. >> economists have conveyed that they feel that the impasse of our proposals will be transitory. >> transitory.

. ♪ >> brian: all right.traight to a fox news alert now the suspected gunman in the independence day mass shooting? n. a suburb bond today. weave might see him. >> steve: seventh victim has died of injuries and police continue the other victims killed. >> rachel: grady trimble joins us live from highland park. good morning. >> good morning, steve, rachel and brian. the suspected shooter has been charged with seven counts of first degree murder. more charges are expected because of the more than three dozen people who were injured in the shooting. the states attorney for lake county says this morning's 10:00 a.m. bail hearing he plans on it asking the judge to not let the gunman out on bail. we are learning more on how he carried out this horrific attack. he had been planning it for weeks and dressed as a woman so he could easily blend in with the crowd after the shooting and escape. police knew robert crimo iii before monday's shooting. they were called to his house in 2019 after he threatened to kill his fam

to himself. >> brian: it's a shame.s filing for unemployment last week. that's more than that 230,000 economists expected and up from the 231,000 who filed a week before. it's also the highest number of jobless claims filed since january. guys, back to you. >> steve: not a good sign. thanks. >> brian: still ahead on our show, california's governor loves to bash red states like montana, but loves to visit them even more like montana. preventing state employees from going to montana next. every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. >> the fbi director with a stern warning about communist china. meanwhile, moscow delivers a harsh assessment of american history. what's up with that? karl rove back in th

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brian, watch out. waives online, the videographer who shot the footage has been flying her drone over the same spot in south hampton for seven years and says she has never seen sharks in such shallow water. the scary sight comes after six separate shark attacks reported on long island so far this summer. yikes. the biden administration is planning to offer updated booster shots from pfizer and moderna in september rather than rolling out a campaign this summer. the strategy comes as americans under 50 should wait to get their second booster. some officials warn getting two boosters close together could cause rare cases of heart inflammation and can dull protection for the second booster. the reformulated shots are designed to target the surging ba 5 variant. and yankees slugger aaron judge continuing magical season walk off home run in the bronx. high fly ball. left center. taylor on the run. at the wall. see ya. a walk-off home run by aaron judge and the yankees win 1-0. >> carley: judge's 431-foot ru

is not, brian. brian: edward lawrence, thank you sir.oining me now as congressman bruce a westerman house natural resources ranking member low with capitalist comeback author andy. welcome to both. congressman, i want to start with you. former obama advisor is axelrod biden has no answers on key issues, listen to this. >> when the president got into those questions and gas prices and inflation and abortion rights, there was a lot less of the certainty. a lot less of the emphatic nature of his initial presentation on nato because he does not have great answers. >> congressman i don't think anybody would disagree the president does not have great answers on these questions. but they are becoming such a big issues at this point. think america's crying out for a path forward. what do you make of what you're hearing from the president particularly on this last trip? >> that was the understatement of the week the president does not have answers. i wish she would start to people who have answers. this is something we can solve but we certainly

let's get to brian sullivan in frankfurt, germany for latest there.ter: you know, dom, this is good news to wake up to in the united states. why here in germany are they talking about a russian pipeline with regards to the u.s. market? there were concerns, dom, if the pipeline did not turn back on and no indication that ubs and jpmorgan chase were out there saying we are taking a hit to corporate earnings the euro could fall. there were so many trickle-on effects. it is 5:30 a.m. there and 11:30 a.m. here. the crowds are out good news that nord stream 1 pipeline was turned back on by g gazprom and vladimir putin of the maintenance schedule it is flowing at 40% of the total capacity and vladimir putin made comments that maybe another turbine p needed to go for maintenance. for now, dom, we will see what happens in the next couple days and weeks and months this story is starting, not ending the worst-case scenario avoided in germany and europe. nord stream flowing at 40% markets would have taken a huge hit. for now, for today, we have a bit of relief th

also with us today, kennedy, jackie deangelis, and brian brenberg is here.sident biden seems to be looking to jump-start his green agenda. there are reports he may declare a climate emergency as early as this week. the white house is taking a victory lap, as well, over the following gas prices which have come down only $0.50 over the past months. remember, we are still hotter than $2 ahead of where we should be. the biden administration still won't take responsibility, though, for why the prices were surging in the first place. >> we have seen gas prices go down in the past 34 straight days. >> it's higher when you took office, though. >> first of all, we have to look at how we got there. if you think about the war that russia has taken on in ukraine -- >> harris: kayleigh, where is her binder? >> kayleigh: she needs one. [laughs] >> harris: let's take a look at the numbers of ourselves. on inauguration day, gas costs in average of $2.39 a gallon. now it cost $4.59. that's with that plummeting after hitting a record high of all time, $5 a gallon, just last m

i'm brian sullivan good monday morning. let's jump in on this busy day coming off one of the best weeks for stocks that we have seen in a long time. all the major averages did pop last week, but that is not following through this morning futures down dow down 1813. nasdaq off .7% with the move higher, you have another big firm cutting forecast today lowering the s&p 500 year end target to 4,200 and cutting the index earnings forecast by $4.50. that may weigh on the market fair value is in the green a long way to go yields on the bond market at 3.05%. coming up in the rbi, by the way, we will show you what is a pretty crazy stat about the markets. here's a hint. we're on pace to do something that we have not done in at least 50 years, if ever. oil marketing waking up. still above $100 a barrel. physical inconvventory is tight later on this week, president biden will travel to the middle east and saudi arabia for the goal to mend fences with crown prince muhammad bin salman friday is the big day for that >>> crypto has bitcoi

also joining us, michele tafoya and brian kilmeade.cathing new report out about president biden's aides and how it's becoming a serious concern. you won't believe where this report is for him. they say he's a liability for the white house and the democratic party. you think? it's "the new york times." they are reporting that the white house aides are closely looking out for biden, with some staffers pointing out his verbal and physical stumbles that have become "an uncomfortable issue." the times writing this: "he often shuffles when he walks, and aids where he will trip on a wire. he he stumbles over words at events and they hold their breath to see if he makes it to the end without a gaffe. i think america holds a breath, too. "his speeches can be flat and listless and he sometimes loses his train of thought, has trouble submitting names or appears momentarily confused. more than once he has promoted vice president kamala harris, calling her "president harris." god help us. adding insult to injury, more than 60% of democrats do not w

brian, it has to be clear. we are coming for the fees we want to set the $140 billion down to zero credit card companies have taken advantage of people too long we think this can help people afford the things they need. >> are you worried about uk or europe or u.s. economic slowdown with the drop in consumer spend spe spending >> we see a drop in consumer spending, no doubt about that. we see 6% of the customer base in the uk already in two years we expect to chachieve more tha that in the next couple years in the u.s. with the growth ahead of us, you know, we can offset what we see in the slowdown with top line sales with revenue generation and growth that's for sure. we are seeing a responsible behavior happening where people are saying i don't need that extra pair of shoes that might end up in a landfill in the next six months i should use this. grocery, gas, lights, energy we really think people should move away from overdrafts and high cost credit credit cards and use products like this to manage your cash

tells brian to get out of the car?e car, so we all stepped out of the car. another officer asked jessie and i to put our hands on the back of the car. they took our information and took our phones because everything -- >> your cell phones? >> yeah. >> so, you're watching brian be handcuffed? >> yeah. >> reporter: down at the station, brian admitted right away that he had supplied the drugs to tara, and he was clearly distraught. >> i didn't want to kill her. >> you didn't want to kill her? >> no! >> was brian a drug user, a drug dealer? was this something he did regularly? >> not that we believe. >> reporter: brian said the drug deal was a one-time thing. something he'd done as a favor for his friend tara. >> do you know what kind of drug it was? >> yep. >> what was it? >> lsd. >> okay. and is it actually lsd, as far as you know, or is it something else? >> i'm fairly positive it is. >> okay. >> reporter: brian was reluctant to say where he got it, but eventually he gave police a name. >> who is alistair berg? >> a fri

>> yes, brian. 75 and 50 and 25 that is contributing to the strength with the dollar and euro and flight for safety the u.s. will keep moving rates up which crediates the interest rate difference and desire to own dollars. >> if that inflation data tomorrow comes in red hot and the white house press secretary karine jean-pierre said it will be highly elevated or something like that yesterday, mark. if we come in above 9 or something like this, does that make the markets go down because the fed has to be summarily, cod that ease off the brake pedal? >> yes, brian. it is likely with other data we should get the consumer confidence data out on friday will be a little bit improved because gasoline prices have come down to your point, if it is really hot, and we get followed with a moderate survey, the market could trade okay it implies that some of the impact from gasoline and from rent and from other factors may start to roll over it would not have been caught in the cpi report as you point out, if you

>> thank you, brian.is an exciting opportunity for america and for our two countries to build what could potentially be one of the largest if not the largest lng export facility in the western hemisphere it cannot be overstated given the situation in europe and desire to divorce from russian gas. for us in america and others to fill that gap, we must build this type of infrastructure and this particular arrangement to allow us to begin the conversation with conocophillips to reach agreement to build the fa st.cility to have capacity oe first two trains of approximately 13 million tons of gas to flow through the first two trains which we call phase one and it comes from the supplier like conocophillips it has a long history in the natural gas world and frankly, a long history in the lng business conocophillips, for those unaware, produced the first lng cargo to asia in the late '60s and '70s sempra has a place in the marketplace to build the facilities we are excited about the possibility. >> dan, i'll ask

brian, you're wearing a hard hat. >> yeah. we're here at the foundry, a 60-year-end family foundry why are we here, dom we're here because we're going to do this all show long and awe all day long on cnbc, we're going to connect the dot tweens the energy crisis and nord stream pipelines and why u.s. markets care we're going to go from there to here, using this as the storytelling machine to get to why it matter os to the united states as well and i'm going to give you, dom, my friend, a hot take on this as everybody's waking up. i believe a little pressure test, which we'll talk about in a few minutes here, a little pressure test on the nord stream pipeline is one of the main reasons the stockmarket rallied yesterday. we can talk about i, but we're here all day long in this amaze tag silt to connect the dots tomorrow, honestly, maybe one of the most critical days for the u.s. and global stockmarkets this year. >> all right, brian sullivan, we'll come back to you throughout the course of the day. let's kick things off on wednes