the brilliance of paul 0'grady.n through with a radical, subversive drag act, but he ended up being trusted with such cosy institutions as blankety blank, an itv teatime show and a sunday afternoon slot on radio 2. and he was even loved by royalty. last year, the queen consort appeared on his programme for the love of dogs, in a special celebration of the battersea dogs and cats home. today, she was one of the first to pay tribute, saying she was deeply saddened to hear of his death and he had provided lots of laughter and waggy—tailed memories. his death was a real shock, as he was on stage playing miss hannigan in annie as recently as saturday night in edinburgh. paul was born to either be on a stage, be behind a radio microphone, be on a camera. he was meant to entertain people and that's what he did right up until last saturday night. he was one of the cleverest people i've ever worked with. his brain for comedy was quite remarkable. there was only one paul 0'grady and there will only ever be one. this is where

the brilliance of paul 0'grady.ut ended up being trusted with such cosy institutions as blankety blank, an itv teatime show and a sunday afternoon slot on radio two. and he was even loved by royalty. last year, the queen consort appeared on his programme for the love of dogs, in a special celebration of the battersea dogs and cats home. today, she was one of the first to pay tribute, saying she was deeply saddened to hear of his death and he had provided lots of laughter and waggy—tailed memories. his death was a real shock, as he was on stage playing miss hannigan in annie as recently as saturday night in edinburgh. paul was born to either be on a stage, be behind a radio microphone, be on a camera. he was meant to entertain people and that's what he did right up until last saturday night. he was one of the cleverest people i've ever worked with. his brain for comedy was quite remarkable. there was only one paul 0'grady and there will only ever be one. this is where paul 0'grady grew up — holly grove in birkenhead

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paul 0'grady who has died at the age of 67.of their three—day tour. the king and queen consort said it was a greatjoy to continue the deepening of the long—standing friendship between germany and the uk. they were due to visit france last weekend but the trip was postponed because of ongoing tension and protests. many more news and stories to come at the top of the hour but for me it's goodbye. hello there. compared to the cooler conditions we saw earlier in the week it does feel much milder out there today, even with grey skies overhead. indeed, much of central and western europe, the deeper oranges and reds indicate just how much above average temperatures are at the moment. particularly so across eastern parts of spain, above 30 degrees for a few over the next few days, close to march records. but as i said, that comes even with a lot of cloud for us here in the uk. a deep area of low pressure out towards the west, dragging up that warm air from the south, but extensive cloud for the rest of your day. outbreaks of rain, heav

grady, thank you. >> bill: that's terrifying video we're showing the moment a twister ripped through a high school in mississippi. severe weather warnings across the south today after massive tornadoes and powerful storms sliced through the region.

grady trimble is on capitol hill. come on in, grady.rder is now in crisis, question mark? what have you got? >> reporter: it is, stu. you know, the number of my grants crossing is much smaller than at the southern border, but compared to historic levels it's a growing problem. they're seeing a massive increase in illegal immigration, yes, at the u.s.-canada border. just look at the numbers. in the last three months of 2022, border patrol agents in new york, new hampshire and vermont saw a 743% increase from the previous year in apprehensions and encounters. today's hearing on border security along the u.s.-canada border comes just days of after president biden struck a deal with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. it'll allow border patrol to more easily turn back asylum seekers crossing the northern border. but republicans including congressman mike kelly who's every thing today called that agreement a joke. he says people and drugs are pouring over the northern border. >> it's growing. fentanyl coming in, especially up in the new

more now on the death of british tv presenter and comedian paul 0'grady.y have shown him over the years". paul 0'grady first came to fame as a drag artist — before becoming a talk show presenter. i'm joined now by human rights activist and lgbt campaigner, peter tatchell, who knew paul. peter, thank you very much for taking the time to pay tribute to paul 0'grady today and this news coming as a real shock to you? it is absolutel coming as a real shock to you? it 3 absolutely heartbreaking, so sudden and so unexpected. paul was a great friend, i had known him forfour decades, going back to his time when he wasjust a decades, going back to his time when he was just a new and emerging artist who performed on the gay club circuit. ifirst met artist who performed on the gay club circuit. i first met him when he was performing at the royal vauxhall tavern, the gay pub that still exists today in south london. and at that time, at the club had been raided by the police while paul was preparing to go on stage. he was in his dressing room adjusting his clothing and

grady, great report as always, my friend. grady trimble. jacob helberg, you know that name, former google policy advisor, wires of war, author, very good on u.s.-china relations. been very critical of the intent of the chinese. it isn't always innocent. he is kind enough to join us. jacob, what do you think first happens with these hearings tomorrow despite the tiktok ceo's assurances we come in peace, we mean no harm what do you think? >> well the tiktok ceo is basically making two points. the first is that he is saying that tiktok is taking unprecedented steps to secure america's user data but let's remember, let's listen to his words, unprecedented doesn't necessarily mean sufficient. unfortunately time and time again tiktok's actions have contradicted revelations that have come out in the press regarding the security of american user data. the second point that he is making, tiktok is essentially too big to ban, saying that tiktok reached 150 million users in the united states. the way i see it from a national security perspective that

grady trimble join joins me live on capitol hill. grade key, i'm not sure if the news is in philadelphia odd the or on capitol hill as i know speak or mccarthy has already said this budget is d.o.a., dead on arrival, when it gets to mccarthy and the house. what do you think the president's trying to do here with this plan? >> reporter: i think any budget from if any president is sort of seen as b.o.a. when it -- d.o.a. when it arrives in congress, cheryl. the president is signaling his priorities to congress and, perhaps, to voters. you noted he's speaking right now in a battleground state, pennsylvania. >> my budget reflects what we can coto lift the burden on hard working americans. and there's more than one way to do that. bring down everyday costs. >> reporter: the budget is drawing the ire of not just house speaker ken mccarthy, but republicans across the board because of the slew of tax hikes it proposes. the billionaire tax you mentioned raises the corporate rate from 21 to 28%. it also scraps oil and gas subsidies among other

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grady on capitol hill. grady? reporter: neil, republicans in congress, particularly in the house, have ratcheted up criticism of manhattan district attorney alvin bragg. house speaker kevin mccarthy tweeting as he routinely frees violent criminals to terrorize the public. bragg weaponized our sacred systems of justice against president donald trump. the american people will not tolerate this injustice. almost across-the-board, republican lawmakers say the indictment of former president trump is motivated by politics. >> they want a mugshot, stuart. that's the most important thing. they want a picture of donald trump in handcuffs. they want a mugshot. this is something to rally the base. this is a political stunt. we're concerned about what this does to the entire judicial system. reporter: congressman james comer, one of three committee chairs who brian mentioned are looking into district attorney alvin bragg's investigation into and now indictment of former president trump. bragg today responding to the claims th

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a terrific tribute there to paul 0'grady. now it's time for the weather with matt taylor. hello there. compared to the cooler conditions we saw earlier in the week it does feel much milder out there today, even with grey skies overhead. indeed, much of central and western europe, the deeper oranges and reds indicate just how much above average temperatures are at the moment. particularly so across eastern parts of spain, above 30 degrees for a few over the next few days, close to march records. but as i said, that comes even with a lot of cloud for us here in the uk. a deep area of low pressure out towards the west, dragging up that warm air from the south, but extensive cloud for the rest of your day. outbreaks of rain, heaviest in the west, pushing a little bit further eastwards again into the afternoon, although some livelier bursts of rain in towards devon and cornwall as we hit the evening. these are your temperatures for the evening rush hour. in fact, still in the mid—teens, about 6 degrees above where we should be in

admiral grady, in your requirement for the department how has china shaped this year's budget? can you list one or two very specific priorities that are here now to face that challenge? and then for you both, at this current rate of growth, the department of defense budget will top $1 trillion in just a matter of a few years. how can you explain to the american taxpayers why all of this money is needed and how it's still not enough? even in the next couple of weeks you will see the services go to congress with unmet needs so how ist with the size of a budget, the service is still need so much? >> thanks. i am the chairman of the joint requirement committee of j roc that starts with the straight-line oh strategy down to budget. we are clearly focused as the pacing challenge that's go back to the joint concept that the strategy that evolves if you look at where our investments derived from those requirements are manifest you look at the four key battles for managing fires, information advantage and logistics. as the deputy mentioned $11 billion as an example. 30.6 billion for mun

hale was sentenced in the notorious district court for the eastern district of virginia. judge liam grady shocked everybody by giving him a sentence of 45 months in prison. but judge grady recommended that daniel go to a low security prison where he could be treated for depression and addiction issues . the u. s. bureau of prisons ignored that recommendation and instead sent him to the communications management unit of the super max prison at marion illinois. this is one of the 2 most secure and most dreaded prisons in the entire us prison system . daniels now incarcerated with some of the most dangerous people in the world, including terrorists and mafia leaders. what's the message that we should all take from this was the same as your ship. we're giving. we're trying to give with respect to julian assange. we're going to get you. we'll get you going to treat your brutally. we're going to get, you're going to put you in prison. so don't do, don't do what you might be tempted to do what your conscience tells you. you should do. okay. it's this said brutal and those people are running, run

i remember watching paul 0'grady as a kid.nces was with cilla and babs on you've got to get a gimmick on the royal variety. it was hilarious. as a young, gay boy, to sit there and see something of yourself on television. it meant things were 0k, it meant that i could dream to do that as well. so, it's a really sad day. officials in the dutch capital, amsterdam, have launched a digital campaign to try to reduce the number of british tourists coming in search of drugs, sex and alcohol. discouraging adverts like this one will target 18—35—year—old men in the uk. the messages are automatically triggered when search terms such as stag party, cheap hotel or pub crawl in amsterdam are typed in. 0ur correspondent anna holligan gave us this update. around 1 million british tourists travel here and on to amsterdam every year and the council now has a message for young british men and that is — stay away. if you are in the uk — and this is a digital discouragement campaign — so if you are in the uk and you search for terms like stag week

grady trimble is live on capitol hill. so, grady, why did democrats vote against this proposal?> hi, jacqui. as you and peter noted, there does seem to be growing bipartisan appetite to ban tiktok, but democrats on the house foreign affairs committee are blasting that particular bill that you mentioned. congressman gregory meeks, the top democrat on that committee, he says a bill with such wide-ranging consequence deserves significant consideration and requires congress to conduct effective due diligence through debate and consultation with experts, none of which has been done. democrats also criticizing the bill as being too broad and trampling on first amendment rights. so, what does the bill do? it would give president biden the authority to sanction and ban any chinese-controlled company that could be participating in espionage or intelligence gathering, a/k/a, tiktok. >> tiktok is a back doorway that the chinese communist party can get into your phone and sensitive data. so it is like putting a spy balloon in your telephone. >> and tiktok responded to this specific bill say

grady. >> it's been heated so far, sandra. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle pressing tiktok ceo particularly on what data it is collecting and whether that data is going to the chinese communist party via tiktok's parent company bytedance. watch this exchange from a few minutes ago with committee chair kathy mcmorris rodgers. >> when you do surveillance of other americans? >> we will protect the u.s. user data and fire it all from under foreign access. >> my question is i want you to hear you say with 100% certainty that neither bytedance nor tiktok employees can target other americans with similar surveillance techniques as you did with the journalists. >> i disagree with the characterization in surveillance and we've given our commitment. the four commitments that we will not be influenced by any government on these issues. >> and chairman rogers not the only lawmaker who doesn't seem blissed with the answers they're getting so far. there have been some progressive democrats who have come to the defense of tiktok over th

grady, what's the next step? stuart, could go to the full house for a vote and might face an uphill battle even though there's growing appetite, bipartisan appetite for a bill banning tiktok and that's because there's so many proposals floating around right now on both the house and senate sites. this one that you mentioned, it passed the foreign affairs committee yesterday. it is sponsor is republican congressman mike mccall and he tells me that the bill would give president biden the authority to sanction and ban any chinese controlled company that could be participating in espionage or intelligence gathering, aka tiktok. >> if you have the app on your iphone, you're susceptible to having a backdoor in your phone. we saw the spy balloon incident that took place across the united states, and i would argue that tiktok is like a spy balloon in your iphone. reporter: in its defense against mccall's bill, the social media company is positioning itself as somewhat of a champion for american values even though its own

grady trimble. go to steve moore, what he makes of that bet selling author, former trump economic visor. steve, i don't know where this goes, i wonder if the president knows it doesn't go very far but he is calling out republicans to say i have a plan to shore up medicare. where is yours? what do you think? >> it is true this budget, thanks god is going nowhere. i've been in this business 35 years. i would have to say, this is fiscal atrocity. probably worst budget i've seen in terms of what impact would be on the economy, it would be a killer. we would have the highest tax rates in the world. we would have the highest corporate tax rate in the world. personal income tax rates would go maybe not to the highest in the world but pretty chose to that. so none of that will go anywhere with the republican house. here is why this is so important, neil. this is sort of the blue print for where progressive democrats want to take the country. i think it is really indicative that there is no cuts in here. tha

liz: grady trimble, always great reporting. look who is back with us. former assistant u.s.ney, andy mccarthy, look who is here attorney general tom depri, thank you for joining us tonight. andrew, first to you, what's your reaction to what's going on on what grady trimble just reported? >> well, i don't think it's surprising that there's widespread criticism of what alvin bragg is doing because the simplest way for people to understand the case is if the defendant or the prospective defendant had any name other than donald trump he would no be a prospective defendant. there's no way that alvin bragg would bring this to anyone else. it's inappropriate for congress, this is not a justice department prosecution, this is a sovereign state. it's a municipal prosecutor, they don't have oversight authority of him, over him, they don't have any business subpoenaing him to come explain himself. so criticize him, yes, cut off the money from the states, i don't think they should be giving money to progressive prosecutors, but they don't have any business making state official come exp

grady trimble in the rumble in washington over maybe nixing them entirely. grady?porter: neil, tiktok's ceo is getting hit by lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. they're worried that tiktok user data here in the u.s. could end up in the hands of the chinese communist party. neil that is not their only concern. they have also asked a lot of questions about the addictive nature of the app and the content on it. republican congresswoman kat cammack showed a tiktok video apparently threatening members of this committee that is meeting right now. she then questioned whether tiktok can actual monitor and remove harmful videos from the app? >> this video has been up for 41 days. it is a direct threat to the chairwoman of this committee, people in this room. yet it still remains on the platform. you expect us to believe that you are capable of maintaining the data security privacy, security, of 150 million americans where you can't even protect the people in this room? >> reporter: republicans and democrats on this committee are discussing videos on the app that appear t

grady trimble is following this. grady?s that grilled tik tok's ceo don't buy his claims that the company isn't sharing user data with the chinese communist party. but new today, the ccp itself is backing him up. a spokeswoman for china's foreign ministry says that the chinese government has never asked and will never ask any company or individual to collect or provide data, information or intelligence located in other countries through means that are in violation of local laws. so that's what the ccp says. but members of congress, cast doubt on that in thursday's hearing pointing out that ceo shou zi chew danced around questions about ties with the ccp as more countries are sounding the alarm about the app. >> how can all of these countries and our own fbi director have been wrong? >> a lot of risks that are hypothetical and theoretical risks. i have not seen any evidence. >> after the hearing, the question is what happens now. could an outright tik tok ban in the u.s. be next? >> do you support a ban right now? >> we're i

>> bret: grady trimble live on the hill, grady, thanks.etween the two top finishes in yesterday's election will not include incumbent lori lightfoot. garrett tenney is in chicago tonight. >> we didn't win the election today. but i stabbed here with my head held high. >> four years after winning every ward in the city and becoming chicago's first black female and first openly gay mayor lori lightfoot is out of the job becoming the first windy city mayor in 40 years to not win a second term. crime and safety top issues. under lightfoot's watch crime has surged some of the highest level. both candidates vying to replace her are making public safety a focus of their campaign albeit with vastly different strategies to turn the city around. >> well, here's brandon. >> cook county commissioner brandon johnson who has the backing of the politically powerful teacher's union a vocal supporter of deal funding the police says if he is elected increase taxes and address more in social services to address the root causes of crime. >> no matter where you

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grady, thank you. let's bring in bernstein's senior internet ec by ity research analyst who covers tiktok as well as meta and snap. mark, house energy and commerce chair kathy mcmorris rogers of washington came out swinging saying, quote, your platform should be banned. after what you've seen, is a u.s. tiktok ban with now inevitable? >>st the hard to say. it's hard to say. it's one where you really need to understand the u.s. political system far better than i do on whether a outright ban is actually possible. you know, if we rewind back to kind of the cfius ultimatum that came out last week which effectively said, you know, spin it off or face a ban, there's a part of that story that's actually quite interesting which is, you know, when we went through the whole will they, won't they break up and they have to divest tiktok under the trump executive order, the chinese came out with a new law effectively protecting chinese ip to effectively prevent a potential spin-off. the tiktok algorithm, you know,

grady trimble is with us.what trump's saying about it. >> reporter: well, stu, it looks like the grand jury could be close to a decision to on a possible indictment, but there are reports that they still have to hear from another witness tomorrow the, and that could be part of the reason for the delay. in the meantime, yes, we are hearing from former president trump for the first time since he predicted he would get arrested today. in a video posted to truth social, former president trump went after stormy daniels and the progressive district attorney, alvin bragg. here on the hill house republicans led by judiciary chair jim jordan direct canned by house speaker kevin mccarthy, they're also targeting bragg. they say the indictment is politically motivated, and is they want bragg to testify before congress. they're also looking into whether the d.a. used federal money for the investigation. >> it's not here that we're coming to defend president trump, but what we're coming to defend is equal justice in the ame

grady trimble covered it. grady? there is bipartisan calls to ban tiktok.t's the chances of that happening? >> stu, i think that it's safe to say that the chances of a tiktok ban grew as that hearing went on for about five, almost six hours yesterday. put it this way. i haven't seen a single positive review of tiktok ceo shou zi chew's performance in that hearing. he failed to convince lawmakers on a number of fronts about tiktok's relationship with the chinese communist party, about its addictive nature, and its ability to flag and remove harmful content. chew tried to sell lawmakers on what the company calls "project texas" to have an american third party oversee the app's data and algorithm, but lawmakers accused him of repeatedly dancing around their questions. one, comparing him to fredestair e. the top democrat on the committee told me just after the hearing that by the end of it he was even more convinced that the chinese communist party controls tiktok. meantime, a number of business leaders including apple ceo tim cook are in beijing for a forum wh

grady trimble has more.: no matter where they're from, neil, they're facing serious domestic terrorism charges. we're learning a little bit more about a group that is helping these folks who were arrested. the nonprofit we're talking about is called the atlanta solidarity fund and they are soliciting donations to try to pay the bails of those people who were arrested and charged again with domestic terrorism. that group tweeted, we are already coordinating a network of lawyers to respond. please donate to help us continue this work. solidarity means nobody faces repression alone. they're calling it repression but police insist those who were arrested were violent agitators throwing rocks, bricks, fireworks, even molotov cocktails. in total those 23 people are facing domestic terrorism charges for their role in that fiery attack on a planned law enforcement training facility. the vast majority of those arrested as you said, 21 of the 23 from out-of-state, from as far away as connecticut, wisconsin, colorado,

grady trimble is live in washington d.c. with more for us grady?r: and jackie, police called those 23 people violent agitators. they had their first court appearance today where they are facing serious charges of domestic terrorism after that attack on what will be a law enforcement training facility in atlanta. right now, it's a construction site. the vast majority of those charged are not from the atlanta area though. they are not even from georgia. they came from as far away as connecticut, massachusetts, utah, even canada and france. only two of the 23 facing those charges are from the state of georgia. additionally, a non-profit called the atlanta solidarity fund is asking for donations to help pay the bails of and cover legal representation for the people arrested. that organization says that its purpose is to provide support for people who are arrested at protests or prosecuted for their involvement in various movements in this case, activism against that proposed training site. despite the domestic terrorism charge, it calls the act it vest

grady trimble is live at the white house with more. grady. >> reporter: hi, liz.though inflation is still running hot, president biden is seizing on the fact that it's the easing and going on the attack. i'll do everything in my power to prevent us from going backwards, the president says, including by standing up to congressional republicans who threaten economic catastrophe over the debt limit in order to secure tax cuts for the wealthy and corporations and reckless cuts to critical programs that american seniors ask families count on. president biden touting the fact that inflation is at its lowest since september of 2021. it's still substantially higher than when he took office though. some areas where americans are paying a lot more, every time they go to the grocery store or out the eat with food prices up 9.5% from last february. that includes all of these staples from eggs to milk to coffee. and as you plan spring and summer vacations, unfortunately, airfare and hotels are still way pricier than a year ago. so when it meets next week, the fed will have to

grady troubling capitol hill. what are republicans saying about this?sounding the alarm about the house visit by the irs. >> testifying about the weaponization of your government against you on the day that they attempted to weapon eyes the government against him. >> do you think your colleagues on the other side of the aisle feel as strongly about this as you? >> no because the irs helps them grow big government and that's what the liberal left wants come more dependency, more control. >> reporter: republicans are concerned that this happened when the biden administration wants to grow the internal revenue service, the inflation reduction act provided 80 billion to hire 80,000 new irs employees over the next decade, this happened when matt taibbi was testifying about his twitter files alongside fellow journalists michael schillenburger. berger. >> we have questions whether the fbi is being weapon eyes against the american people, i don't think this is a time to reduce staff. we need to get to what is going on, that they were emboldened and empowered. >

formidable and resilient today, tomorrow, and well into the future with that i'll turn to admiral grady before taking questions. >> thank you thank you for your strong leadership and i will be happy to join force welcome everyone here today it really is an honor and a privilege to represent the soldiers, sailors, greens, and guardians of the joint force as we discussed the dod's fiscal year 24 president's budget request. we are approaching this request with our strategy first and foremost particularly as they call to prioritize the pacing challenge of china the work of implementing the 2022 national defense strategy and the strategic framework that was provided by the 2022 strategy has served as the basis for lester's budget request and certainly for this year's as well. as the mds directs our budget deterring strategic attacks deterring aggression all while positioning the joint force to prevail in conflict if necessary. with this budget the joint force is truly delivering on the strategic discipline that is the epicenter of the national military strategy over the past several months s

elizabeth: grady what a story great reporting thank you. with us now senator mike braun, this is big breaking news, you introduced a legislation to stop politicalization of everyone's retirement savings and 401(k)s. good to have you on. >> god good on be on. >> let's take last time i did this, a crazy biden directive. trying to force vaccinations on all employees down to employers of 100 employees. craziness. there it didn't pass new the house because pelosi of the controlling it two weeks later supreme court weighed in said that is crazy, get rid of it. here, it is already pass the house, it did last night, bipartisan. this has gone through senate. the courts would be the next step. the attorneys general from many states will weigh in, it will get into a circuit court district court maybe first. maybe the supreme court will weigh in. executive orders eventually have to be overturned by the courts because the president will not do it it is his executive order that sends a heck of a strong message. elizabeth: you know, white house press secr

grady trimble on capitol hill. tell me the latest. what is going on?pposed to be a quiet couple days, now our in boxes are exploding with statements. house republicans have been among the most outspoken about donald trump's indictment in the days leading up to an end now that it has happened. house gop members are the ones investigating the investigation into the former president. three committee chairs including james comer looking into alvin bragg's probe claiming it's motivated by politics. >> the biggest concern we have is the fact that here's a local attorney trying to prosecutor president a candidate based on federal campaign finance violations when the statute of limitations expired years ago. this is a political stunt. we are concerned what this does to the judicial system. >> new this morning, bragg's office is responding to the committee chairs. republicans called on him to answer questions about the investigation into the former president. the letter from the da's office accuses house republicans of unlawful political interference, you and m

grady trimble is live on the hill at this hour. who is not on board?n alexandria ocasio-cortez. more on that in a second. over the weekend house speaker kevin mccarthy tweeted it is concerning the ceo of tiktok can't be honest and admit what we already know to be true, china has access to tiktok user data. house will be moving forward with legislation to protect americans from the technological tentacles of the chinese communist party. as we mentioned aoc not on board. she made her first-ever tiktok this weekend expressing her support for the app. she didn't mention that tiktok's chinese parent company bytedance funneled a 6 million contribution aligned with the hispanic caucus of which she is a member. lawmakers with serious concerns about the app aren't sure if an outright ban is the right move. >> ceo when asked questions about the parent company of tiktok bytedance was cagey in his answers and should give everyone pause. the ultimate question is what do we do moving forward? is it an all-out ban, forced sale? we have to make sure we are protecting

grady trimble has been through it. what is he going to say tomorrow?vince lawmakers that the apps is not a threat to national security because of its chinese ownership. this is what he will tell the house, energy, and commerce committee, tiktok is never shared a received a request to share us data with the chinese government, nor would tiktok on are such a request if one remade. it is not controlled by any government or state entity, 2 dozen tiktok influencers on the hill, hosted by jamaal bowman, want to influence lawmakers that tiktok is their livelihood and a ban would take and a man would take away freedom of expression. some lawmakers as lauren noted, republicans and democrats say national security trumps any of for that. several lawmakers proposing bills that would ban the apps or give president biden the authority to ban it, peter teal to discuss the threat of china broadly and specifically tiktok. we spoke to one of those investors ahead of the event. >> his weapon up influencers to showcase that is beside the point. the point is it's a backdoo

grady trimble of fox business is live on capitol hill with the latest. i wouldn't want to be chew this morning. he has to be smarting from what happened yesterday. >> what is he doing as he wakes up this morning? it's safe to say, john, the chances of a tiktok ban grew as that hearing went on. i haven't seen one positive review of tiktok ceo's performance. he didn't calm lawmakers worries about tiktok's relationship with the chinese communist party. addictive nature or its ability to flag and remove harmful content. he tried to sell them on what the company calls project texas to have an american third party oversee the app's data and algorithm. lawmakers accused him of dancing around their questions with one comparing him to fred as tear. the top democrat said by the end of the hearing he was more convinced than ever that the chinese communist party controls tiktok. a number of business leaders, including apple ceo tim cook are in beijing for a forum where they'll have the opportunity to meet with the heads of the ccp. the "wall street journal" reports

includes secretary austin and secretary mcdonough and secretary of the army and the vice chairman grady in general mcgonigal, where is representative fire, thank you for pushing this, appreciate it. thank you for joining us today. as many know, paris will be the first to tell you that he hates the word i, that it was his team who served and his team sacrificed. today i am honored to welcome one of those teammates, ron d eece. where is he? [applause] >> he was the airborne spotter for that team. only a few days ago, right? [laughter] >> i also want to thank other recipients who join is to recognize their brother in arms, leroy petry, william swenson, nolan morris, matthew williams, stand up, guys. [applause] >> you are looking at courage in the flesh. finally, stephanie paris, you already know this but your dead as a hero but he did not have to win this metal for you to know that. you knew it all along when you were a kid and growing up. like you, wish your brother christopher was still with us to see your dad finally recognized. it's a story that didn't begin in a vietnamese village 58

who are you hearing, grady? >> maybe the rich, neil. it is the moment everyone here has been waiting for. it has huge implications for the debt ceiling show down president biden giving us a look at his budget next thursday. the white house today though giving us a tiny preview. >> sandra: >> the budget will show how the president plans to invest in america, continue to lower costs for families, protect and strengthen social security and medicare, reduce the deficit and so much more. >> but it won't lower costs for all families. at a speech in virginia this week, president biden admitting i'm going to raise some taxes. he reiterated the campaign promise that the hikes won't impact people making less than $400,000 a year. republicans are still threatening not to raise the debt limit inlimit inless biden reigns in spending. >> there ought to be all kinds of cuts. in the federal government, nobody cares how much we can spend. we'll print the money and it's causing inflation. it's going to be a calamity for this country. >> over and over lat

we will begin with grady trimble. grady. >> americans are getting hit hard in certain areas every time they go to the grocery store, every time they go out to eat or write the rent check at the beginning of the month. category by category, starting with transportation services, car rental, repair, auto insurance, up 14.6 from a year ago. new cars cost more compared to last year, some areas where prices have come down a bit are gas prices at the pump. last summer they started climbing. used cars are down. gas utility, electricity, food at home and food away from home and shelter are up from a year ago. inflation is easing. today's cpi report is lowest since september of 2021, the president points out in his statement. it is still well above when president biden took office. he is using today's report as opportunity to go on the attack saying i'll do everything in my power to prevent us from going backward on progress we've made including standing up to congressional republicans who threaten economic catest officeree ov

. >> how is news being taken in washington, joining me from dc, grady trimble. >> well it was to be ang in washing washington, d.c., congress is just start two week break, then this news broke, suddenly we got statements from just about every republican lawmaker and some democratic as well, one person we have not heard from and don't expect to, is president joe biden. our colleague peter doocy asked if house had a statement on this implement sism. >> white house responded we don't we hear from house speaker kevin mccarthy, his react said -- his reaction said: >> they started an investigation into alvin bragg and how it is handling this particular investigation to former president. they say they will continue that investigation. this is how republicans have been responding to this news, it is politically motivated. democrats on the other hand more of the progressive democrats we're hearing responses from, like congressman adam schiff, you remember led first impeachment of president trump. saying: >> you can see from schiff, he said trump already engaged in unlawful conduct, despite the

and i know his lucky star coffee, grady cocker i'm from the bear. can you say that with my grandmother? she always said to me, i never go to bed with dirty dishes on the table because little people walk around at night, spit on things as to why people get sick. she says, that's what i do. i usually try and do my dishes before i go to sleep. all the time . i know suffered a lot too. when the residential schools it is a memory she still finds hard to talk about oh, i have when i had my parents in here so i can say he's 20 here. what i have to say . so natalie say, now it is mad. came in late talking about it, but yet it made me it made me the person i am today because i'm a beta i don't give up with anything i know has always wanted to break the vicious circle of trauma. she remained silent on the subject to protect her grandchildren, bare them the fate that befalls most of the communities. youngsters. ah, unlike their loved ones, they have not experienced residential schools. ah, yet all seem to carry the burden. in 43 percent, the 1st nation youths