ah, i am eddie mike. i junior welcome to the program. nigerians are voting today to decide on a new president. the outgoing president will i'm article high, is stepping down to 7 the maximum 2 times allowed by the constitution, the race to succeed him on lead africa. largest economy is the most open. since nigeria became the democracy in 1999. the next president have to deal with the troubled economy and security threats more than 90000000 people are registered to vote, and they will also be electron state governors and members of the national assembly respondent. michael, you asked more from nigeria, 2nd largest city, connell. hello monica, that tell us how is voting going so far? pretty much. well, yeah. i know the bus was supposed to, so was the sub bought them by. i see, but unfortunately that didn't happen. however, when did everything? no community organized. yeah. are the people that are in the line with them sounds as you can see and about it's still ongoing. don't bother using any modifications.

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ah, i'm eddie mike, a junior welcome to the program. it's a big day nigeria. most people are voted to decide who the next president will be. the go and lead mohammed harry is stepping down after 7, the maximum 2 times allowed by the constitution. the race to lead africa largest economy is the most open. since nigeria became the democracy in 1999. among other things, the next president will have to deal with a troubled economy on security threats more than 19000000 people registered to vote, and they will also be elected states. governors, members of the national assembly correspondence flows throughout how small from southeastern states of a number of hello, sorry, i'll vote and started hours ago. what's the latest? where are you off? well i'm here in a pauline unit in about an hour and i'm gras seats, southeastern nigeria. and as you can see behind me, hosting is still going on, what's in the supposed to up and dead by 2 50 pm. but this is around 3 o'clock and people are still in the system says seems to seems to be malfunctioning because a huge number of peo

the 2nd defeats of the season states allowed went down. lou, i'm eddie mike, a junior welcome to the program. a you leaders of said the block needs to speed up its military support. will ukraine as a final date, all of them you execute a conference wraps up on your prime minister color to the conference that the you should act collectively to buy munitions or ukraine or that you for. and what is the chief apparel box a proposal? seeing more agency was needed in support, o'keefe, much more has to be done, and much weaker. did is a still a lot to be done. we have to increase our and accelerate our military support to ukraine. quickly. the 1st to must urge them saying that you believe decal due to a patch to do he's to arm you green. the we said has all the to be a leaders here said yesterday that russia cannot win. is war that ukraine has to prevail then led to go from towards to the fast. i next city at 8 a with mid thirty's before to ukraine because from korean is a critical situation from define to be with him when ation available are chief international edits. average of walker is

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a i, i'm eddie mike, a junior welcome to the program. it's been a one year since russia begun its invasion of ukraine. now, while a war in europe may seem far away from africa, the impact has been felt by me across the continent of africa. we asked some in kenya and nigeria, how the war has affected them. it does affected me emotional goes, i have a friend over the other from nevada. well, we talked last joyce, last 2 weeks. this is not an address. i did that are suffering due to war. did that your voice v middle. it's it's needless or is it senseless? war put crazy is have really good. now. i'm looking back from there factor laser praises. they have gone up making for it becomes such as pass for more detail because of legal has become very high. ah, you see at the, for example, the, she had it as highly it isn't many people off any it had to offer this. it has become very tough for most of them. what are, what are drive us? the taxi drivers, several students over of niger on our region as well, their school in and out to a get their sch

with i, i'm eddie mike, a junior welcome to the program. it's been one year since russia begun its invasion of ukraine. now, while a war in europe may seem far away from africa, the impact has been felt by many across the continent of. we asked some in kenya and nigeria, how the war has affected them. it does affect any emotional cause. i have a friend, whoever did have it from nevada. when we talked last was last 2 weeks. this is the order. now gerard city, the idea that our suffering due to war did that your voice v. needless. it's needless or is it senseless war? would crazy have really good. now. i'm looking back from the fact laser prizes. they have gone up making for it become such as commodity because of leaving us become very high. ah, you'd see at the, for example, this year it has highlight, it isn't going to be put off any it had to offer this. it has become very tough for most of what it would drive us. the taxi drivers. several students are of niger on our region as well, their schooling, and out to a debt their schooling journ

during cross-examination the defense asked a witness about murdaugh's alleged drug payments to eddie smith. mikerting live tonight. jonathan, thanks very much. ♪ >> mike: russia is firing more nice ukrainian territory. the russians used three dozen weapons overnight. this evening, fox news has exclusive access to a major ukrainian military facility. correspondent trey yingst reports from dnipro, ukraine. >> a territorial defense captain checks monitors at a field command center in the southern ukrainian region of zaporizhzhia. his troops from 129 brigade are using drones to identify russian positions and direct ukrainian artillery fire. >> with the help of radio, our troops transfer information where the movement of our enemy was seen so they can shoot. >> outside, soldiers under his command show over american made sniper rifles. they say they are thankful for u.s. support but need more artillery and rocket systems to kill russian troops. >> we have a lack of heavy weapons. >> while much of the world's focus remains on ukraine's eastern front, the south is where analysts believe ukraine could so

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eddie. and i know mike lee wants to jump in as well and talk to you. it's another $500 million pledge.k about f-16s. we think we'll hear more from president biden later today. whether or not they're going to talk about jets going to ukraine, take the word of the skies -- tak take the war to the skies as far as our involvement goes. senator lindsey graham made a comment, this can't be a blank check. obviously what happened to the ukrainian people is horrible, devastating and nobody wants to see putin take over ukraine. how much can the american taxpayer handle as we move forward with this. what's your thoughts? >> zelenskyy acts like it's a blank check. every time he's on tv he's demanding the west do more for him, in particular the u.s. we're footing about 75% of the total cost so far of this war with no end in sight as you just said. biden is pledging more millions of dollars to ukraine. it's become a bottomless pit now. i don't see much resistance even from the little remarks from lindsey graham. there is very, very little resistance to any of his in washington. i think marjorie tayl

. >> now the special counsels subpoena comes eddie politically sensitive time for mike pence. he is exploring a possible 2024 presidential campaign and could end up as a rival to his old boss. with that, let's bring in our lead off panel, lou broadwater, pulitzer prize winning congressional reporter for the new york times, former federal prosecutor glenn kirschner, and charlie sykes, editor at large of the bulwark and an msnbc political analyst. gentlemen, great to have all three of you with. so glenn, bombshell news tonight with this subpoena to the former vice president. but what does this subpoena tell us about where jack smith is in this january 6th investigation? >> you know, often when were involved in large-scale jury investigations we leave the most consequential, the most important witnesses for the end. why? because we want to develop all of the information elements we can from all of the other sort of lesser witnesses because we might want to use that information. we might want to confront the most important witnesses with everything else we have learned. so if the

mike. but trading places when eddie murphy was in the train and he explained what beef jerky did to his constitutionne as well. >> so ditto that. >> real quick, they did a secondary a couple months after the ipo at $160 a share. good for them. >> good for them. >> those were the days >> for them. >>> let's move on to the airlines now outperforming the broader markets with american jumping almost 2%. the stock is now up more than 24% this year. and one options whale is betting that it could fly even higher into spring. the aforementioned mike khouw is here on set with the action. mike >> american airlines we saw it trade more than two times its daily average call volume today. the busiest contract were the april 17 calls those traded over 52 1/2 with an average price of 64. that included big institutional blocks that took place early in the day. 35,000 actually traded before 10:00 this morning buyers betting that the stock is going to rally through the $17 strike price the break even is the january 18th intra-day high of $17.64. and they be reporting earnings on the 21st of april >> mike, how does a

university and contributor and analyst, eddie cloud junior, thank you so much for my friend, we really appreciate it. straight ahead, former vice president mikeunsel, regarding the january six investigation. i will talk to pence's former senior adviser, olivia troye, about that. and also, the latest -- surge in his indian home, another hour of velshi starts after a quick break. mom: hey! cheap flight alert! daughter: hawaii! can we go? dad: maybe. i'll put a request in monday. sfx: shattering glass. theme song: unnecessary action hero! dad: was that necessary? unnecessary action hero: no. neither is missing this deal. with paycom, vacation is yours to manage. unnecessary action hero: not to mention benefits, scheduling, payroll. it's hr in the palm of your hand. dad: wow. unnecessary action hero: ask your employer about paycom. and make the unnecessary, unnecessary. dad: approved! i'm not a doctor. i'm not even in a doctor's office. i'm standing on the street, talking to real people about their heart. how's your heart? my heart's pretty good. you sure? i think so. how do you know? you're driving a car? you have the check engine light, but the

can quietly tap nikki haley or mike pence on the shoulder and say, look, could you bow out for the sake of greater party interest? i don't think that exists. >> this is eddie glaude. i really found your piece fascinating, but it took me to another aspect of this. even if we narrow the field, if there weren't a lot of folks in the primary, would we still find the two candidates appealing to those disaffected, white voters? the way in which trump offered this strategy to expand the electorate was by appealing to white voters. if you narrow it, would we still see that play, the struggle over that lane to appeal with grievance and fear? does that make sense? >> yeah, i fear so. i mean, i think nikki haley, part of her wants to be the mitt romney kind of candidate, the pre-trump era candidate. but she knows that's not where the base is. the maga spirit is just as strong. if they don't get trump, they want somebody like trump. on paper, that's ron desantis. i'm skeptical as to whether, in practice, when we see the whites of his eyeballs in iowa or new hampshire or wherever it would be, if he did decide to run, i'm a little skeptical he's got the retail, that vis