all because i agree with corey. i mean, i don't think the united states should be pushing ukraine at all to make concessions. i think the bravery shown by the ukrainian people, the creativity of their military, i think, does change the landscape in europe. and quite frankly, i think a lot of people are going to be asking when this war does. and why don't we bring ukraine into nato? because they know better than anybody how to hold risks and threats like russia at bay. i think the question is, what is the end goal for ukraine? are they going to be satisfied with repelling russia from the territory they've occupied since february? will they say now that we've liberated those areas, we now want to go and liberate the crimea, and recognize that even if that is the legitimate right of ukraine to do. and even if the united states wants to support that, that does create new challenges and risks of escalation for potent. i think court and i would agree we would like to be gone. we'd prefer an internal coup. we prefer to him

corey. colonel de jesse. his stuff had a great sense of mission and envisioned we could do together. in 2019, he and general geoffrey coggin from the u.s. army civil affairs command and its more as say you said, kapok. i know that. came to the smithsonian. and amidst meetings with lynne nichols nicholas, who had written a seminal study rape of europa about work to protect cultural heritage, world war two viewed our collections at the archives of american art, where we keep the monuments officers materials, photographs from their mission, notebooks from monuments, officers. and we signed an agreement reestablishing the of monuments officers. we then faced training in the midst of covid, but worked closely together with the military, with the situation in in afghanistan, trying to protect both artifacts and people. i remember those days. 24 seven scott, corey and i were on the phone emailing texting, trying to do right by the heritage of afghanistan. now, with ukraine, we've been getting supplies and materials

i think corey's exactly right. that right now, particularly as the war is going well or better for ukraine support is very strong . i do worry about political instability and united states. i worry about political instability in europe. that's something that i think joe biden and the united states are very aware of. but i think that's why we need to keep making the case. this is not just about ukraine, is about protecting the international global security order that has benefited the united states and europe more than anybody else. but i do also agree with corey that the message needs to be clear about accountability. i'm very confident that message has been really privately up and down the military chain of command in russia. when i was in government, that was part of the plans that we had in place to signal and message. we can debate whether those are needed publicly or not. i think vladimir putin through minister showing through general grosse and all the way down through the 12 gm. you understand that very well

same question, corey. >> jeff is correct. all building permits do expire after 36 months and the reality is people who build housing for a living want to build housing. that's always the goal for people who finance housing, who construct housing. who design housing, the architects. so it has been a goal to try get the entitlement process and this is focusing on as well as the permitting process to go faster. we were proud to sponsor assembly 2234 which aimed to improve the post entitlement building permit acquisition process to ensure that cities to respond in a timely fashion. and if that happens, if the entitlement process is efficient and the building permit acquisition process is more efficient, that's how we get affordable homes now and how we get shovels into the ground ask create homes for people that the city so desperately need. >> thank you. the second question and we'll start with you, corey. proposition d yours a prevailing wage for construction worker s affordable housing project and some level of professional tr

latoyia: let's bring in corey smith. corey: we will stick with education.his question is for both of you. in massachusetts, 91% of teachers are white and most students of color do not have someone at the front of the classroom who looks like them. is this a problem and what will your administration due to increased diversity? mr. diehl: it is important for kids to feel comparable in who their educators are. if we can't recruit, we have to figure out ways to recruit people and we are having issues hiring a general to make sure that we have teachers -- we have to make sure that when schools are looking at who they are hiring, they are thinking about the community as well but my plan for school choice allows parents and kids to look beyond public schools and if there is a private school, they can go there. if they have a homeschool, that is fine too. that is a solution that helps the free market principles for education where the best product and service and what the consumers want. parents and kids will get what they want by having the choice corey:. same que

corey: welcome everybody, i'm corey robinson and you're watching "one team: the power of sports" wherenized sports and i couldn't figure out how come they didn't have any organized sports for little girls. corey: then, team usa shows off some of the high-tech gadgets that take athletes from the practice field to the podium. man: for some of these guys who are looking to keep up their conditioning, they might go for a couple hours in here.

corey bush, what she did in that interview was very illuminating.t talk about her comments about defunding the police, she said that all the other democrats are using different words. so defund, by any other name, is still defunding the police. it makes our cities less safe. it's going to be a critical issue. we're seeing it. as laura was mentioning, not just in new york and chicago and other areas like that, but in every metropolitan run city, largely by democrats, we're seeing an outbreak of crime because we've gone weak on supporting our law enforcement and those that are there. here's the interesting thing. when donald trump was in office, he had a deal that could have been made with senator tim scott, had a deal that could be made. and because it increased funding for our law enforcement, police personnel, actually what happened was the democrats in the house objected to it. so we're just seeing more of the same. >> it's sad. you know what, americans are getting hurt every single day. this poor woman on our show, friday night, she got beaten se

will: coming up, after 345 days on a chicago rooftop, pastor corey brooks is coming down.g live in the next hour. don't miss it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ will: all right. that's our producer griffin and his dog. i was just making some comments about discipline, and i offered to go to teach griffin's dog how to behave. pete: yeah. because he's a little not disciplined. will: an

corey deangelis, thank you for being in "focus."enter "outnumbered" after the break.get the cash you need. veterans get more at newday. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tech: at safelite, we take care of vehicles with the latest technology. when my last customer discovered a crack in his car's windshield, he scheduled at safelite.com. safelite makes it easy. we're the experts at replacing your glass... ...and recalibrating your advanced safety system. >> customer: and they recycled my old glass. now that's a company i can trust. >> tech: don't wait. schedule today. ♪ pop rock music ♪ >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ i just always thought, “dog food is dog food” i didn't really piece together that dogs eat food. as soon as we brought the farmer's dog in, her skin was better, she was more active. if i can invest in her health and be proactive, i think it's worth it. visit betterforthem.com we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. they have no idea they're sitting on a goldmine. well they don't realize that if you have a life insurance policy

pastor corey brooks coming down from a chicago rooftop.nds" -- live on "fox & friends" next. ♪ ♪ - [female narrator] five billion people lack access to safe surgery. thousands of children are suffering and dying from treatable causes. for 40 years, mercy ships has deployed floating hospitals to provide the free surgeries these children need. join us. together, we can give children the hope and healing they never thought possible. it's a mission powered by love, made possible by you. give today. before we begin, i'd like to thank our sponsor, liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. and by switching, you could even save $652. thank you, liberty mutual. now, contestants ready? go! why? why? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ pete: we're back with a fox news alert. the department of defense announcing just moments ago, this is brand new, the oldest inmate at guantanamo bay has now been released. they say the 75-year-old was sent back to his home country of pakistan.

we were talking to corey about it. am i missing something? hool. >> there's so many problems mis that democrats have caused. it's kind of hard to knosi some to start. right. e bearin arizonaarona, w the brunt of these twin crises that they caused the border crisis and this crazy economic inflation crisis. and to pick on inflation, for instance, i'm tired of peoplen tired of talking about this as if it'st some act of god as some mystery . where did inflation come from? well, two years ago, inflation was one and a half percent. n w he didn't even have to worry about it. it came from the white house. pee fromrcent. joe biden's bad 1% when policies mark kelly supports in lockstep. right. what are the two things ene they did? they surrendered our energy we wer independence. right? they just we were energy independent. how nicee energy indepw nice wa >> right.k ga they took gas from two dollars $ to six dollars by declaring war on fossil fuels. >> sean, what have these oil and geniuses think was going to happen when yo iu declare wary h on oil and

yeah, let's go to corey in florida, please, corey >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, corey. >> callert wanted to your take on that -- >> i actually saw them recently on tv. makes a tun of money it could use a little pine line or two but the white house doesn't seem to like those that much neve never the less, i'm going bullish. andrew in my home state of new jersey andrew >> caller: greatetings from sumr set. >> fabulous. >> caller: being the way the year has been, i dumped off a good portion of tech and went hail mary with frontier holdings, ulcc and wonder how long you'd hold it for it never seen past 22. >> this company paid you -- when things were bad, they paid you to fly i love that aspect don't understand that business model. i'll say these guys are stuck with it and made it through and i won't go against an airline when people want to travel and talk with people so let's stay with it. adam in oregon, adam >> caller: mr. cramer. >> yes >> caller: i love your show. >> oh, thank you very much what's up? >> caller: listen, is this stock going mel gibson beyond the thunderdome, giv

so corey asked us i'll let this be our last question from the audience and i have one wrapup. corey asks your thoughts about race, music and online, i guess your opinion, can we do some kind of positive messaging witheverything coming up for his young followers, is it possible ? >> it's anunfortunate situation . i know there's no of former mayor deputy rollins and baltimore is now his spokesperson saying he's not to be held to account because this stuff happens unfortunately and tragically he did not arrange things and so on even though of course with music and getting people involved tempestuous late that's part of the insurrection, the irreverence of youth culture in general and that's not just black youth culture,that's not just hip-hop . you think about race and these vast bodies around people doing things that are evocative and provocative. it was tragic and horrible to be certain and maybe we ikhave to rethink what we do and places and spaces like that where the potential for herds and crowds to travel on people exist so we should take a look at all that but not tried to

said corey, complimenting owner of the home. they showed us they cared and told us they would help us to be safe to have housing, food hill land, lady, vienna monument. thus your daughter, he said, but years go by and everything stays the same. they don't deliver what they have promised law local berlin. at least this time, he doesn't need to worry about food. after the meeting with the you, commissioner, everyone in the community invited for lunch. we do help a lot precisely because the government is largely absent from this, but thinking the department as well as from some other pe, be federal departments of the country due to the violence but better protected by the autumn groups. that's why i think it's extremely important that we supported the efforts, but the new president of columbia, adams to people who tries to, to, to, to reach what he calls a total piece. helping columbia find peace and stability is often europe's own interest. that block wants to intensify its trade relations with latin america. a region where the u

and i think that one of the things is, you know, we need all pay attention to corey lusher, works in the crabbing industry in alaska, a market in which russia was also a major player, or perhaps still is fortunately, i've leisure says russia is circumventing sanctions. it comes through other other countries and it's then processed in other countries and it's not required to have labeling when it comes into, into our markets. and so russian crab can go to places like china, primarily china, and they cook it, and they, they process that some of it may be illegally caught, and then it's sent back into our market. and so without country country of origin labeling, there is no way to trace that back to russia. but alaska's initial optimism over sanctions against russia is waning now too. and there is deep disappointment in the fishing industry because the russian products remain in the market. though hidden from view and that's a shout. thanks for watching. i'm chris cobra. berlin herself a successful day. ah ah, with ah, is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like

in germany, we begin in ukraine, where 3000000 people depend on the post office for their pensions. corey here is also deliver anything that can't be bought at the front lines like food and medicine. luba nautica heads out when the air right comstock. she works in the north east of ukraine, delivering mail and cash pensions to people living close to the front lines. they never know when russian artillery might hit by the uber swallows for fear were york one. what can i say the pensioners know me, and they wait for me when i was off work for a mongrel, some even called and asked when i'd be back with them prior to water. so it's not just about delivering pensions, she tells us many of the older people living here are completely on their own. like tatiana carver, her children and grandchildren have fled abroad. she's so scared of her text that she barely leaves the house in a yeah, you best visit is the highlight of her month or what she's what they're very helpful, mike, is she cares about us, brings us our pensions and news and explains things oh, i'm going to cry, the post headquarters i

to talk about us defunding police, most stopped talking about it they forgot no tell congresswoman coreyten. >> the thing about defund police we have to tell the internarrative. people here defund police, san jose, say reallocate, say divest, remove, but still the same thing. >> if you could do it again would you still double down or use that slogan defund the police. >> absolutely. >> you would? trey: i'm not sure where to start. she said we can't get caught up on the words, what else would we get caught up on this what else would we focus on? body language, words matter, that is why we use them to communicate. how are we to know you prefer word divest over defund? divest is a word too. she want us to say divest the police. well, the word means to deprive. to strip away to take away. that is like defund, but worse. she said people spend too much time on the word defund, there are only 3 words in the phrase, defund the police, the does not warrant were time, we could talk about police but at point a reporter might ask you, what do you want to do with the police, there we are right back a

congresswoman corey bushh is still defending the phrase defend the police. now, those commente s comecommen as crime continues to plague major cities from coast toan coast and small towns.n. look at your screen.th look right there.at is a and that is in new york city.ne early sunday, gang of woman s rirly sunday, gang of woman s attacking two riders, robbing them of several items. upem of several items. made. and a sickening story ine new yk upstate new york . where a long island father was gunned down while visiting his son , maris college over the weekend. according to authorities, poinities,, paul cutts, was in the lobby of a courtyard marriott grabbing his coffee when he was gunned down. cops say the suspect, royed johnson, opened fire afterff and getting into an argument with hotel staff and johnson's friend, devin taylor was alsosti arrested in connection with the shooting. and what is just the latest act of senseless violence to plaguey the empire state? both suspects apparently homeless, living out of the hotel, smoking pcp.h it was the reaction fox

said corey, complimenting owner of the home. they showed us. they cared and told us they would help us to be safe to have housing, food hill, land, vivian, la newman. thus your daughter, he said, but years go by and everything stays the same. they don't deliver what they have promised law local berlin. at least this time, he doesn't need to worry about food. after the meeting with the commissioner, everyone in the community is invited for lunch. we do help a lot precisely because the government is largely absent from this particular department, as well as from some other people federal departments of the country due to the violence perpetrated by the autumn groups. that's why i think it's extremely important that we supported the efforts, but the new president of columbia, to people who tries to, to, to, to reach what he calls a total piece. helping columbia find peace and stability is often europe's own interest. the block wants to intensify its trade relations with latin america, a region where the u is struggling to gain influence against ot

good evening corey teagues with planning. in recognition that we have several new members and despoit this in the past, the department has come before the commission to give informational sessions on specific topics. related appeals you may be seeing as you all are aware, you know your scope of review many agencies and many types of approvals and actions. but just within the planning department there is a large number of approval and actions that are appealable to the board. even though you don't see appeals of all those often. there are specific ones you see mostly. i want to take the opportunity to lay that foundation and have an opportunity to go through a full accounting of every action out of the planning department. or our commissions where the planning commission or zoning add administrator that is appealable. an understanding and intending to not get in the weeds of each type of approval but open to questions you may have about any of the approvals or procedures or anything related planning approvals and i will be hap

corey teague the za representatives planning and matthew green with dbi. the board

his name is corey, one auction house called memory lane reportedly already offered him for that baseballllas man says he hasn't made a decision on what to do with the ball, so history made and now there is big thing going on with the ball, guys people know your name. >> steve: i hope it's in a bank vault or some place. >> carley: good point, steve. >> carley: congratulations corey. >> brian: keep it with all the money you have taken out of the bank because of the market and under the mattress. >> ainsley: i heard that will cain was at the game and was getting food and missed it. [laughter] carley and todd were saying that this morning with "fox & friends." we want to know if that's true. why would you go get food when the yankees are up for bat? >> brian: hungry? >> ainsley: no, you are going to miss it. >> steve: he missed it. the highlight. >> brian: he can look up at the big board and watch it play again. ainsley: what did he get to eat that's the more important question. >> brian: coming up straight ahead, the biden administration pushing woke ways on companies across america. how fa