this was david neil, sacked by the home - has been sacked. this was david . ay. the context of this is a couple of stories in the newspapers in the last couple of days that either he was a source of awe was quoted n. that has really angered senior figures in government. they say those reports were inaccurate. there is a real brow bubbling here because this guy had written a whole load, more than a dozen reports, and the whole asylum and immigration system. they had not been published, and labour are saying that proves there is a shambles in that system and they should be published. the government says they will be at some point. chris mason, thank you. our top story this evening. police searching for the man who attacked a woman with a corrosive substance have pulled a body from the river thames. and pulled a body from the river thames. the high min farmers and the high minister faces the farmers as he unveils his plans. and on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news, storm in a sandpit. world athletics' plans to trial new rules in the long jump have had

well, david neil was joining me.il was the senior civil servant in this country in charge of dealing with immigration policy, illegal immigration policy. with immigration policy, illegal immigration policy . and he's immigration policy. and he's appeared this afternoon before a parliamentary committee and basically said, i've been sacked by the home secretary. cleverly for simply doing my job. gb news is mark white joins me in all. well, those problems i talked about for the conservative party mount further as we learn that scott benton, the conservative member of parliament for blackpool south, has been suspended by the house of commons for 35 days for some very injudicious comments he made to an undercover reporter. and that means if they want to , and that means if they want to, the electors of blackpool south can trigger yet another recall election. now moving on. let's get some of your thoughts on these no go zones. yes, there are no go zones in london and other areas. gloria says my son joined the met in the ea

so david neil was getting too close to the truth.ng into the country on private jets who weren't going through immigration. it seems now he's got the chop from telling the truth . truth. >> yeah, i think this afternoon's evidence session from david neil will make uncomfortable viewing for those senior officials in the home office. he's effectively saying that multiple reports , some of that multiple reports, some of them critical of the way in which the home office and border and immigration teams were running certain services have not yet been published, despite the fact that they were handed to the home office some back as early as april of last year. some 14 reports in total that still haven't yet been published by the home office. indeed, we've had labour and other opposition parties calling on the home office as a matter of urgency to get these reports published from the former. independent agent. um jeeve , independent agent. um jeeve, inspector of borders and immigration. now, he lost the confidence of james cleverly , confide

david neil, the immigration minister. been kicked minister. um, he's been kicked out.ining us today. three till six. be back tomorrow. but six. i'll be back tomorrow. but after dewberry is after this michelle dewberry is with & co. have a great with dewbs& co. have a great evening . evening. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello . very good day to you. >> hello. very good day to you. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. i'm alex burkill, we do have some drier weather across northern parts as weather across northern parts as we through tonight, for we go through tonight, but for many it is going to wet and many it is going to be a wet and wet tomorrow. two a front wet into tomorrow. two a front that brought earlier across that brought earlier rain across northern now pushing northern areas is now pushing its eastwards and its way south eastwards and that's feed that's going to feed into southern parts through this evening, bringing a more evening, bringing a bit more cloud and blustery winds cloud and some blustery wi

david neil, said he'd received home office data showing that the uk border force had failed to check the occupants of hundreds of private jets arriving at london city airport , but the home office airport, but the home office disputed the claims , with the disputed the claims, with the minister for legal immigration, tom pursglove, insisting checks are performed on all scheduled passengers. he said it was deeply disturbing that the independent chief inspector leaked what he described as false information to a newspaper after reports were published in the daily mail. the home office says it's now investigating the so—called breach . a body was so—called breach. a body was found in the river thames, which detectives strongly believe. they say is that of chemical attack. suspect abdul ezedi. earlier police say they believed ezedi had gone into the river at chelsea bridge . that was based chelsea bridge. that was based on cctv evidence. well, the body was recovered by the metropolitan police's marine unit at around 4:00 yesterday afternoon after a report from the crew of a passing boat.

and what we're seeing here in what david neil has revealed is a different approach to border securitye must ask the question on what basis do we determine risk in the security field , particularly when it field, particularly when it comes to the uk border ? why are comes to the uk border? why are we viewing certain private jets? general aviation coming into the uk as lower or higher risk and why are we not screening them accordingly? we >> but if i fly on a private aeroplane, a private jet from america or europe into the uk, it is the duty, is it not, out of that pilot and perhaps co—pilot to report to the united kingdom, who is on board that plane, that that that i, as i understand it, plane, that that that i, as i understand it , that has to be understand it, that has to be done. understand it, that has to be done . so presumably if names are done. so presumably if names are being submitted and if, for example , at city airport, those example, at city airport, those that land by private jet are made to walk through the passport hall along with everybody else, i mean, surely this can

david neil spoke out. he's gone. david neil spoke out. he's gone. david neil spoke out. he's gone.don't even know who they they remain know who they are. they remain in office. who's actually in control . control. >> well, ultimately it's the prime minister and the home secretary. >> um, it's up to them to release these reports . now, we release these reports. now, we can assume if the government don't these reports don't want these reports released, probably released, that they're probably critical government and critical of the government and the government is the way the government is handung the way the government is handling the whole immigration, um, at the moment. we um, system at the moment. we know is broken. the know the system is broken. the home affairs select committee itself tells that know itself tells us that we know that successive home secretaries have promised the earth and have delivered nothing on stouffer's. the scheme in fact, the the rwanda scheme in fact, the amount of people from rwanda given went up . given asylum actually went up. that's in its 20s now.

problem is >> yeah, i mean the problem is i mean, again, one of the areas, one of the areas that david neild at, one of the time frames was a period in which 123,000 foreign care workers came in, but 145,000 family members came with them. so again , you know, you are putting burdens and costs on the state. now, the government have said that system will stop from march of this year, but kind of given what we've seen already about with the home office, i believe what we've seen already about wiwhene home office, i believe what we've seen already about wiwhen home office, i believe what we've seen already about wiwhen i, ime office, i believe what we've seen already about wiwhen i, i see office, i believe what we've seen already about wiwhen i, i see it.ice, i believe what we've seen already about wiwhen i, i see it. buti believe what we've seen already about wiwhen i, i see it. but you.ieve it when i, i see it. but you see, the problem , you know, we see, the problem, you know, we just cannot have another half, nearly half a million people coming into this sector alone. do you believe if the

dawn says david. neil's post would have finished march he finished march 2024.ked earlier. um, and dawn doesn't think very much of him now. the culture secretary, lucy frazer , has warned that trigger frazer, has warned that trigger warnings , of which the likes we warnings, of which the likes we have seen on p.g. warnings, of which the likes we have seen on pg. wodehouse, roald dahl and even shakespeare are a terrible idea. or even, as the sun put it, a bad idea . are a terrible idea. or even, as the sun put it, a bad idea. but this comes as the british actor ray fiennes earlier this month warned that audiences ought to be shocked and disturbed when they watch a play, and that any such warnings ought to such trigger warnings ought to be . well, my panel is be scrapped. well, my panel is still the great jerry still with me. the great jerry hayes indefatigable hayes and the indefatigable michael jerry, you michael crick jerry, you probably need a trigger warning of absolutely right. of your own. absolutely right. >> every time i get up in court or to you, jacob a

dawn says david. neil's post would have finished march he finished march 2024.ked earlier. um, and dawn doesn't think very much of him now. the culture secretary, lucy frazer , has warned that trigger frazer, has warned that trigger warnings , of which the likes we warnings, of which the likes we have seen on p.g. wodehouse, roald dahl and even shakespeare are a terrible idea. or even, as the sun put it, a bad idea . are a terrible idea. or even, as the sun put it, a bad idea. but this comes as the british actor ray fiennes earlier this month warned that audiences ought to be shocked and disturbed when they watch a play, and that any such warnings ought to such trigger warnings ought to be . well, my panel is be scrapped. well, my panel is still the great jerry still with me. the great jerry hayes indefatigable hayes and the indefatigable michael jerry, you michael crick jerry, you probably need a trigger warning of absolutely right. of your own. absolutely right. >> every time i get up in court or to you, jacob and or speak to you, jacob and i say, you're a nic

>> neil: david, when was this interviewing going on of the president about these documents? >> exactly. it happened in october. we found out -- i believe it was a two-day period. it started on a sunday. we believe it wrapped up on a monday. that was just october of 2022. or 23. excuse me. so four months ago. three or four months ago is when this interview took place. >> neil: so he was 80 years old. >> correct. >> neil: got it. thanks very much. john yoo with us, the former deputy assistant attorney general to comment with us on these cases. tom dupree here as well. these guys know what they speak. tom, first off on the trump situation and these justices seemingly almost in lock step questioning colorado and the legitimacy of a single state, calling a name from its presidential ballot. that had some thinking that this could be a lob sided decide against colorado doing so. what do you think? >> i agree with that assessment. i always thought this was an exceedingly difficult decision for the people trying to disqualify former president trump. an uphill battle for him. the way

i'm david asman in for neil cavuto. a higher-than-expected inflation report and rate cut expectations are now in limbo. forbes media ceo steve forbes with market strategist lou beenese. let's talk about the markets, thousand 400 points. the inflation numbers have investors scared about not so many rate cuts if any at all. >> reporter: last year investors were adamant we would see cuts in june or july, we will watch inflation and this is the fear that keeps the fed up at night, inflation is stickier than expected and reaccelerate which is a nightmare scenario that could return to the late 1970s where it looks under control and then take off. that is what they are trying to avoid and have to readjust to the reality. there is no cut in march. david: i can remember the late 1970s. we can tell you about it. what worries not investors so much but the average joe is inflation numbers because listed among the data on inflation numbers was the average hourly earnings are now down 2. one% from where they were in january 2021. the

david. neil's there for my jackass. >> great britain. jon rahm. >> great britain.geous for him to speak out about gaza this week . about gaza earlier this week. you know, obviously he was naturally going get some naturally going to get some backlash it shows backlash for it, but it shows that some that it actually has some principle. his principle. and i think that his late mother proud of him. >> okay. john >> okay. john >> greatest britain, an honorary one. >> like, say , navalny's mother, >> like, say, navalny's mother, an amazing isn't it? there she was. goes up to the penal colony and reveals that they want a private funeral for her son and that she's got to give it. otherwise it'll be behind closed doors. that's a very brave thing to do . and given the her to do. and given the her feelings now, at this moment, it must have been terribly difficult. all right. >> today's greatest britain is navalny's mother, so there we go. literally, we 60s navalny's mother, so there we go. jackass rally, we 60s navalny's mother, so there we go. jackass quickly. 60s left. jack

but what interesting, you but what is interesting, you know, that neil, know, is that david neil, whohome was recently sacked by the home secretary, his papers have been published the course the published over the course of the last hour. and says last hour. you know, and he says our this is our border protection, this is on illegal immigration, right. our is neither our border protection is neither effective is it efficient. effective nor is it efficient. he says all the recommendations that he's made haven't been listened to. i mean, that's one area. that's one area. illegal immigration. the british public overwhelmingly are demanding their politicians do something . their politicians do something. why don't they? >> well, the fact is that, first of all, just to clear , the of all, just to make clear, the amount of people coming in by boat small boat is an extremely small amount to the overall amount compared to the overall migration right? so migration numbers. right? so last around 36,000 people last year, around 36,000 people came boat , last year, around 36,000 people came boat,

david neil said he'd received home office data showing that uk border force officials had failed to checkate jets arriving at london city airport . arriving at london city airport. but but the home office disputed his claims, with the minister for legal immigration, tom pursglove, checks are pursglove, insisting checks are performed on all scheduled passengers . he said it was passengers. he said it was deeply disturbing that the independent chief inspector leaked what he described as false information to a newspaper after reports were published in the daily mail. the home office says it's now investigating the so—called breach . a body was so—called breach. a body was discovered yesterday in the river thames, and detectives strongly believe it is that of chemical attack. suspect abdul ezedi . earlier, police had said ezedi. earlier, police had said they believed ezedi had gone into the river at chelsea bridge based on cctv evidence. the body was recovered by the metropolitan police's marine unit at around 4:00 yesterday afternoon after a report from the crew of a passing boat . afternoon

david neil, said he'd received home office data showing that the uk border force had failed to checkjets arriving at london city airport , but the home office airport, but the home office disputed the

will bring you the very latest on all of this i am david asman in for neil cavuto you are watching neil cavuto "coast to coast". david: hello, first to the market stocks are mixed after coming off of a record week but get to read from nicholas wealth management david nicholas, great to see you. it looks like the markets are digesting the a.i. surge of last week what are investors waiting for is there something there waiting to jump up or down again? >> i think this is a pause for markets in the run that we've seen has been so impressive that outliers and nvidia we spent a lot of time discussing for the s&p the 5000 level it does not mean a whole lot but it was psychological in the s&p bank above 5000 the a.i. push put us there but earnings are behind us this is a good earning season and it wasn't the best but it was pretty good i think there's not a big catalyst in the short term i think the fed pce numbers that will be coming out soon i think that will play what is between now and the election as long as there's nothing crazy that happens for the economy and the market. i think we seen

they may get two bites at him. >> neil: and the court not keen being put in the middle of it. thanks, davidtention to delaware county, in pennsylvania. two officers were shot earlier today. this went down a little over an hour ago. officers surrounded the burning home where a 11-year-old was shot. we don't know his status. we know the home is on fire right now. the shooter is inside that home. we've got the latest after this. d the ergo pro smart base, to help you fall asleep more easily. it's the only smart base that features our exclusive soundscape mode. that synchronizes a gentle massage with relaxing sounds. to help you drift, peacefully, off to sleep. ♪ during the tempur pedic presidents day sale, save up to $500 on select adjustable mattress sets. and experience deep, undisturbed rest. learn more at tempurpedic.com ♪ zyrtec! ♪ works hard at hour 1 and twice as hard when you take it again the next day. so betty can be the... barcode beat conductor. ♪ let's be more than our allergies! and for fast allergy relief with a powerful decongestant, try zyrtec-d. ♪everything i do that's for my

i am david asman in for neil cavuto, you were watching "coast to coast". ♪. vid: first the top story are americans feeling pressure from inflation, january cpi report expected to show elevated numbers when it comes out to numbers, this shows polls growing increasingly frustrated with president biden's handling of the economy fox business edward lawrence is at the white house with more on this. >> prices of 17.6% as it stands from the day president biden came into office, the president of reading attention from his age explaining companies for inflation instead of doing the live interview for the super bowl , the president released this message on x. listen. >> i've had enough of what they call shrinkflation, it's a ripoff. some companies are trying to pull a fast one by shrinking little by little and hoping you won't notice, give me a break. american public is tired of being played for suckers. >> it was well produced, the president sounds sharp, the president will be meeting with the president from jordan to ask about his shrinkflation remarks the remarks ins

david neil said he'd received home office data showing that uk border force officials had failed to checkthe occupants of hundreds of private jets arriving at london city airport . arriving at london city airport. but but the home office disputed his claims, with the minister for legal immigration, tom pursglove, checks are pursglove, insisting checks are performed on all scheduled passengers . he said it was passengers. he said it was deeply disturbing that the independent chief inspector leaked what he described as false information to a newspaper after reports were published in the daily mail. the home office says it's now investigating the so—called breach . a body was so—called breach. a body was discovered yesterday in the river thames, and detectives strongly believe it is that of chemical attack. suspect abdul ezedi . earlier, police had said ezedi. earlier, police had said they believed ezedi had gone into the river at chelsea bridge based on cctv evidence. the body was recovered by the metropolitan police's marine unit at around 4:00 yesterday afternoon after a report from the c

david weiss, who happens to be investigating the hunter biden probe, charged them with making up these lies. he says he could have used some of these lies to help influence the 2024 election as well. neilt's yet to register and some of these, but we would like to use clear politics average polls that show donald trump leading president biden by a couple of points. this is our fox news decision desk director. he goes beneath these numbers and has interesting revelations. sometimes, we are so focused on the latest poll, this one out of south carolina. the rcb average. you look at something else. >> i look at the numbers individually. when you see the numbers individually, you see donald trump is roughly, on every poll, somewhere at 45-404% of the vote. he was 45, maybe 47th as president. joe biden of the other end, he continuously bounces around, consistent with the idea of what his favorite ice cream player is, which is -- favorite ice cream flavor is, which is in vanilla. 45-47% of america is going to vote for donald trump donald trump. they are not moving from that. that's the vote. you have 55-53% of america that's not going to vote for donald trump. the question i ask when i look at

let's get the latest from david spunt at the justice department over this. >> hi, neil.irnoff, former fbi informant, made the allegation that joe biden and hunter biden accepted $5 million each in bribes from associates connected to a ukrainian energy company called murray's mom, where hunter biden once sat on the board. he memorialized the memorialization on what is a fbi 1023 form. republicans for several months last summer up until just weeks ago were continuing to talk about this 1023 form and these allegations. smirnov has been charged with lying about these allegations. he is facing these charges. president biden today at the white house said that he is lying, meaning talking about smirnov. another bit of news from president biden, not only does hunter biden have a special counsel, we have been talking about robert hur, the special counsel that investigated president biden's handling of classified documents. there is this -- robert hur interview with president biden that happened back in october, d critics have been calling for the release of the transcript. they w

i am david asman in for neil. you are watching cavuto coast-to-coast. first, taking a look at the markets, doing pretty well, green on the screen, weaker than expected retail sales report columns inflation worries from the fed. let's break it out with strategic investment strategist luke lloyd. great to see you. numbers off the press from freddie mac's mortgage survey as we were worried about the inflation report, we had interest rates spiking and now we see the effect on mortgage rates. last week, it was 6. 64. right now getting the word from freddie mac that it was 6.77 fixed rate. >> reporter: the economy is stronger than we thought especially a month ago. the federal reserve pricing and three rate cuts and the market pricing in three rate cuts above the federal reserve for a total of 6, nasdaq 304 shows the race of the us economy. to understand the united states economy we need to look outside of the united states, the uk and japan fell into recession. china pumping out billions in stimulus for the economy while the us, 3% gdp growth, the united sta

neil: that's not a given, general, to your conclusion there. general david petraeus. to see you, neil. neil: we're following some cross-currents here and pretty nasty weather. snow for the northeast better than 60 million americans are under this system right now and we're told that we're just a few days away from yet another one. the latest on mother nature and what she's dishing out after this. you're so much more than just a landowner. ( ♪ ) you're a gardener. ( ♪ ) a groundskeeper. ( ♪ ) a landscaper. ( ♪ ) because you didn't settle for ordinary. same goes for your equipment. versatile. powerful. durable kubota equipment. more goes into it. so you get more out of it. ♪ why won't scout play with us anymore? he has something called osteoarthritis pain. it's joint pain that hurts him all the time. come on, scout. now, there's librela. the first and only once-monthly injection to control your dog's oa pain. veterinary professionals administering librela who are pregnant, trying to conceive, or breast feeding, should take extreme care to avoid self-injection, which cou

neil: thank you. to lieutenant general david. we strike, they strike back, we try to incapacitate them. make of that? >> well, neil, the bottom line up front is that u.s. actions need to instill in the minds of both the iranian proxies and the iranian leadership sufficient uncertainty of achieving their objectives so that they decide not to continue their attacks due to potentialnd international shipping in the region won't stop. to do that, there needs to be a course correction in current u.s. strategy. >>l: took a former navy seal and talked to him about this. he said this fear about going to iran could start world war. it's overplayed, he says. what do you make of that? >> well, if i may, first i think it's spot on. let me expand that a bit. an offer that there's three things that might change the current situation. first, as you just alluded to and the congressman and others have also, the administration has to stop telling our enemies what the united states is not going to do as that simply gives them insight how to continue their attacks. second, we need to shift our effort from sh

. >> neil: thank you, david. let's bring in jonathan turley, g.w. law professor and fox news contributor. professor, i want your overall take on the documents and the fact that there's no criminal charges, but it was somewhat embarrassing and again and again the special counsel, which the white house counsel is saying is inappropriate to make the comment about the president's memory. his capacity. your thoughts. >> well, of course, the problem with being a sympathetic potential criminal defendant is not the stuff that makes you particularly compelling president for the next term. you know, the report makes himself sound like vincent the chin. he used to show up in pajamas and insist he couldn't remember anything. so that's not exactly what you want when you're running for a second term for president. what is striking is how the report comes back repeatedly to the fact that the president could not remember critical facts. but the report itself said that necessary documents were willfully retained. you know, the pictures of these boxes should obviousl

neil: before i go to david luke, a lot of financial advisors tell customers you got to diversify but by sheer math here, if you hold a stock like nvidia or the magnificent seven, without doing anything, it has become a disproportionate waiting in your portfolio. maybe accounting for half or more of your market value or market approach. what do you tell those people who just keeping the stock, running up and away and disproportionately lack of portfolio in a good way but disproportionately? >> like we've been doing here, you got to start thinking about taking up the butt of profits on the web, doesn't mean you have to sell them all but taking, if it is on your overall portfolio, take it down to one. 75%, every time it goes up under points might make sense. having that plan trim and reallocate those dollars to areas you think will benefit from maybe not the arms dealer of artificial intelligence but the implementation of artificial intelligence like i talked to where the home market will benefit, those companies will become more efficient and more productive will benefit so reallocatin

>> neil: i would imagine just that. thanks, david. y to come back and attack us. jennifer griffin has been keeping track of that at the pentagon. what happened now? >> well, neil, since friday when the state department decision to put the iranian backed houthis back on the u.s. designated terror list came in to effect, the situation in the red sea has escalated. on sunday, the houthis launched two ballistic missiles at the belize flagged bulk carrier traveling from the uae to bul bulgaria. a missile it is the ship and now is at risk of sinking. it had 21,000 tons of fertilizer. all is military officials have been alarmed how the houthis continues risking a broader war with the u.s. military whose fighter pilots and missile ears are on constant alert facing a barrage of missiles and drones. the houthis changed the course of naval history on november 27 by firing ballistic missiles at see targets for the first time ever. today the houthis claim to have shot down a u.s. mq-9 reaper drone and claims to have recovered the wreckage. this wou

and i pay tribute, as we all did, to david for neil sacrificing his job because of the greater issues borders are safe and our are safe from people our people are safe from people who coming in through who do us ill coming in through them. tim. them. indeed tim. >> and you know, it asked the big who's running the big question who's running the country of our country in terms of our immigration why are immigration policy and why are the home office seemingly so pressing the truth? and we're going you to that. let's going to hold you to that. let's get those reports out and let's get those reports out and let's get telly. can't get them on the telly. i can't let you go without probing you about man. about that, man. >> lee anderson, the >> lee anderson, a member of the home affairs select committee. >> rhetoric ramped up last >> the rhetoric ramped up last night, on this show night, broke on this show so that anderson met with that lee anderson met with reform party uk leader richard tice, the big question is, will he go or is there should there can there be a route back into the conser

david. >> well, good afternoon, and thank you, neil. thank you to saint anselm's college and the institute of politics are hosting this event, and especially and came in who has put a lot of work into this, and the students that help out with the registration and the logistics. we appreciate the very experienced well-known, and highly respected panelists of journalists today. we have holly -- from ap who will be asking questions and kevin from the union leader. both of them have done a great job. most of all, we appreciate all of the candidates that have shown up today for this event. this is a tremendous opportunity for you, and it is a great opportunity for the voters of new hampshire to have you here. this is the 14th lesser-known candidate form that has been held once every four years since 1972, so if you do the math, that spans a period of more than 50 years. this event has become an iconic part of the new hampshire first of the nation tradition. lesser-known candidate forum is a great example of the importance of the first in the

david sanger. thank you so much. appreciate it. let's bring an astrophysicist, neil degrasse tyson, author of accessory to war. the unspoken alliance between astrophysics and the military. neil, thanks so much for being here. so us officials say that they're very worried about this russian space weapon and how it could pose a significant threat. to the united states and his allies by taking out satellite capability what do you think >> well, it's a reminder of why we have a space force. space force is, was conceived, among other, with other tasks in mind to protect our space born assets. those assets, of course, not only the how you of the satellites themselves is the value of the information they gather from the spy satellites, but also the commerce that is generated, especially via the gps satellites. so when you think of as force, of military force protecting the homeland, the homeland includes our space assets. the difference now, of course, is space is not bordered the way earth's surface is. so satellites are continually, have intersecting orbits of different nations with different roles in different pur

journalist , uh, journalist david crane, uh, talking about her court has ruled the government's use of emergency powers to smash the truckers freedom convoy was unjustified. i am neillarised that they almost encourage extremism and an inability to think critically . inability to think critically. >> and from panama to canada, uh , i'm joined now by journalist david creedon to contemplate what's been happening in legal terms in a court in ottawa in relation to the truckers protest. uh, thank you. so much for joining us. uh, can you can forjoining us. uh, can you can you just bring us up to date with exactly what's happened and what the consequences will be, if any, for justin trudeau's part , ontarians. part, ontarians. >> well, neil, you've been talking about absurdity today . talking about absurdity today. and that's really what describes this entire incident of justin trudeau , prime ministerjustin trudeau, prime ministerjustin trudeau, prime ministerjustin trudeau invoking the emergencies act to brutally support us the freedom convoy protest in ottawa . and by the time it was almost exactly two years ago, on february 14th, justin trudeau invoked the emergencies

neil: mike toe binger thank you very much. mike, be safe out there. want to go back to lieutenant general david we tulle la.ays ago. i remember what you had said then regarding these actions against iranian proxies, that you have to go direct wily against iran. that's fundamental to counter their aggression. we don't quite do that. i'm wondering what you make of where we stand right now. >> well, neil, i would reiterate that until iran and it proxies understand that their critical interests are at stake, attacks on u.s. forces and international shipping in the region won't stop. so there needs to be a course correction in the current u.s. strategy the. you know, there are a couple of ways to do that, or but we have to stop this fit tit for tat we're only going to shoot at the launchers or the missiles that are going to be shot at us. so here are a couple of potential options. remember i also talked about deterrence is introducing uncertainty in the minds of your adversaries such that they are not sure that they can succeed in what they want to do. if so here's some thoughts. about the united states' serious

david, richard, good to see you. got a lot more ahead, not just in this program, with joe biden coming up, but in our colleague neil cavuto's program as well. >> sandra: i'll be sitting in for neil today, and brian kemp fresh off a border announcement set to make at 3:30 eastern time, following his visit to the southern border with governor greg abbott of texas. so we'll see what he has to say at 3:30, he'll be joining us live shortly after that on "your world." john. any moment now, president biden will address the nation after the senate passed a $95 billion foreign aid bill. take you to the white house as soon as that begins. >> john: and big selloff today on wall street after a key inflation report came in hotter than expected. how bad is it for main street? money man charles payne up next. >> the democrats in the best interest of their party and our country, they need to find a new nominee. >> is she going to be around for the next 30 days? i mean -- she needs to take several seats. >> sandra: the host of "the view" unloading on nikki haley after she weighed in on the president's re-election bid. we'll ask her about th

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david says they will both be at the annual oscar party this year hosted by tiffany haddish, neil patricklievable. if you get a chance to go to christie's just to see it. if you don't want to participate in the sale. i do want to participate in the sale. [ laughter ] i don't know. i think the elton factor will make those prices go pretty high. >> oh, boy. >> thank you, lara. let's go to ginger. >> a dream. i would love that. lara, thank you. speaking of the rocket man, we have a rocket. well, nasa just launched overnight a new satellite that's going to help us study earth. first it's for plankton and looking at the ocean. but also really important, especially right now since the last eight months have been the warmest on record. we don't know exactly why. it will help us learn more and put it into computer models. speaking of the new stuff from capernicus, we learned the ocean temperatures are still at record highs. let's get here we go in >> tory johnson joins us now, steals and deals. i love it. i'm pointing. we have great products that won't break your bank. all for $20 and under. good