chairman heinrich has mentioned that, but that should not be part of the debt ceiling, debate.audible] >> but look, we're going to have to come together, democrats and republicans and hopefully pass a budget, not this year but an omnibus. we did it last year and we will try to do it again. i'm not going to negotiate ahead of time. but we are eager to sit down and negotiate a budget. in the senate the appropriations committee is senator murray and senator collins are really talking about doing a bunch of bipartisan bills. yes? [inaudible] [inaudible question] >> look here we are always happy to sit down and talk to speaker mccarthy anybody else but he's got to show us his plan. to just sit down and not have a plan, what's the point? what are we going to say? thanks for the coffee? i mean, come on. he needs a plant of a real negotiation but we will sit down with him anytime. yes. [inaudible question] >> i would repeat what leader jeffries said. first step is for them to put out a plan. and there's time for them to do it. they have to put out a plan. the reason they haven't is the

this is heinrich linsky. we fished out personal items from the river.nd. and the examination where they will carry out to moscow , it would be good to drag relatives to yaroslavets to perform an autopsy. i called, although from the photo, and in yaroslavl you need to work out. if you get it to the maximum, listen, one of the dead is exactly the same ro. a hundred the same tokens do not like it. who is late? what kind of new fighter is this , i don’t know how i was frightened by your death. rodionov report from the regional center to the place of the alleged crash of the plane , a detachment of police rescuers moved out with them , as well as representatives of the fsb air force, exactly where our seals are heading. we can't tell rescuers that they go straight to the nest in the first place, if they get into the terrorists' lair. okay, for a couple of hours i can distract them with calls to the authorities and all sorts of paperwork, but no more. well, at least for two hours i hope that ours will have time to work out, as i feel, it was not in vain that

s or extra heinrich hibler. the ss was originally formed as an armed police god for the nazi party and it's flora adult. hitler, me, they were not part of the german armed forces developed though they were later operationally deployed to fight on various france. initially, only germans who had passed through racial screening and were wholeheartedly committed to national socialism could join the s s. they sworn oath to hitler personally. later when the german army began to suffer defeats on various france. as as divisions started to accept volunteers from area nations and chinese allies, they thought all assess divisions made up of foreign volunteers that came to be known as legionnaires. was low, so heads up, so the main task, the germany, delegated of often his ass volunteers was to carry out reprisals and meth, executions in territories occupied by the 3rd, right. a lot of their role was to wipe out soviet functionaries or communists saboteurs. soviet prisoners of war, progressive national intelligentsia, part

jacqui heinrich, trying to keep up with the breaking news, we'll get back to you in the briefing room shortly. >> john: mark esper, you heard congressman michael waltz say the response can't be to do nothing. if you were the defense secretary in this administration, what would you be advising this president to do? >> well, john, we should not overreact, first of all, but need to send a forceful and serious response, and ways to do it directly and indirectly. directly, clear an air company up and fly the drones and other surveillance aircraft, put an air company up and be very clear that we will defend our drones if russian aircraft come up to meet it. the second thing, indirect actions, now to tell the ukrainians we will provide them systems to reach out at great distances and destroy russian aircraft or air fields on the ground in crimea. a serious message as well. that is long overdue, frankly. two things seriously considered. >> john: the idea of combat air patrols. f-18s or 16s or 35s or 22s or whatever up in the sky with the drones? >> you could put them in the air, conjunction w

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has details. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening to you, bret. the national security council still believes that china is not providing lethal aids to russia for its war in ukraine despite a new report that says that chinese companies, including some with government connections have sent 1,000 assault rifles and other military equipment that could be used for military purposes to russian entities. the white house, though, is being far less affirmative about their reported plans to force a sale of tiktok over national security concerns. >> white house officials stopping short of confirming reports that they are pressuring chinese company bytedance to sell tiktok or risk a nationwide ban. >> we have been clear about our concerns, express our concerns with the software. it's important to protect our national security. but i'm not going to get ahead of the review. >> the reported threat of a ban earning praise from some congressional republicans. >> i actually think that makes sense. the trump admin

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chairman heinrich has mentioned that but that should not bepart of the debt ceiling . we're going to have to come together, democrats and republicans. we did last year and we will try to do it again. we are eager to sit down and negotiate the budget. in the senate the appropriations committee senators murray and collins are talking about doing a bunchof bipartisan bills . >>. [inaudible] >> where happy to talk to leads the mccarthy but he's got to sit down but if there's no plan was the point ? we need a plan to have a negotiation. [inaudible] >> i'm really what leader jeffries said. first step is for them to put out a plan and this time for them to do it. the reason they haven't is there having great difficulty finding a plan that would get 218 votes. >>. [inaudible] the bottom line is there are serious security concerns about tiktok. our committee is getting is a find the best way to deal with it. there are a bunch of different proposals, that's one of them. i have talked tosenator warner . okay. last one. >> this was put together purely my democratic. what causes th

the alleged ring later was this man known as heinrich, the 13th, a descendant of jem royalty. he's already in custody, along with 25, others accused of supporting or being members of a terrorist organization. some of the accused a former late soldiers from the armed forces, the group allegedly aimed to storm the bonus tag, abolished democracy, and replace it with their own form of government as inputting arts him. during the rates in december, investigators found documents in which people declared their unconditional commitment to that iceberg course i still got and that gave investigators new evidence on oil. that's why many homes have been searching to day or to feed one on resort one. the man arrested for shooting a police officer in writing and will now face the federal court of justice, where a judge will decide whether he can be released on bail or must remain in custody. finally, now, muslims worldwide have been mocking the beginning of the holy month of ramadan. for the next 30 days, devout muslims will refrain from eating or drinking from sunrise to sunset. every regi

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white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has details tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> evening, bret. the president's doctor removed the lesion during his physical in mid february it wasn't until today we learned it was basal cell carcinoma. it was all removed at the time of the biopsy and no further treatment is required but the president does face new woes tonight from fossil fuel defenders. >> an internal memo accidently posted by the interior department shows the biden administration moved forward with increasing royalty fees on fossil fuel drilling off the alaskan coast despite its own assessment that lower fees would increase energy security for the state. the senate energy committee chairman joe manchin saying he is appalled and the leaked memo makes quote crystal clear this administration is putting radical climate agenda ahead of the needs of the people of alaska and the united states. the president today focusing on ukraine security meeting with german chancellor olaf schultz. >> we have been together throughout this. >> the picture is

i'm jackry heinrich. griff: i'm griff jenkins. we have fox team coverage with matt finn on the ground in mission, texas along our southern border but let's begin with nate foy live in new york with more on the astronomical price tag. >> it is. according to city memo on taped by the new york post the city spends average r average $364 every single day of each migrant household and right now the city is housing 30,000 migrants. you do the math, works out to just under 13,000 households. many of the migrants live in humanitarian relief centers that the city not only paid for construction of but on the hook for daily care of migrants. according to post with the daily per diem with $364 per household. the city is spending nearly $5 million every single day on migrants and estimated $4.2 billion this fiscal year and next ending june 2024. new york city council republican leader joe borelli tells fox the amount of aid coming from the state and federal governments is laughable. fema provided $8 million in december which is two days worth

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jacqui heinrich following that at the white house.bain capital manager, up side of equality, always good to see you. talking past each other on the whole debt limit thing. no one knows for sure when you hit the point, you have a break got to settle something before you have a default. what do you think? >> i think it always has to be negotiations around the debt limit. we ought to expect this. we ought to expect a lot of brinksmanship before we get there. i think if you step back to look at the bigger picture taxes are running 18% 1/2 of the economy. that is a full point above the historical average of 17 1/2%. spending is running at 24% of gdp of our economy. that is an astonishing four points higher than the historical average. so i think if we want to reduce inflation, not damage banks in the process, raise wages in the long run, we have to cut spending, not raise taxes. inflation we're seeing is caused by the blow wrought blowout in spending increasing taxes inflation, interest rates will all shrink the private sector and reduce w

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has that story tonight live from the north lawn. evening, jackie. >> good evening. bret. white house officials say the administration still wants to reschedule secretary of state antony blinken's trip to beijing which was canceled after the chinese spy balloon incident but ramped up rhetoric from china, angry over a u.s. visit from the taiwanese president, shows that diplomatic relations are as fragile as ever. >> china should not use this transit as a pretext to step up any aggressive activity around the taiwan straight. >> the white house urging calm as chinese president makes her way to the u.s. for an unofficial visit as china threatens retaliation if she meets with house speaker kevin mccarthy. >> the president herself has transsithed the u.s. six times. each time without incident. she met with members of congress. >> after then house speaker nancy pelosi visited taipei last year beijing staged major war games around taiwan. now china is accusing the u.s. of use offing the taiwan question, coat quote. to contain china's develop

it is in full force resigned the new german chancellor heinrich brüning, introduced austerity measuresnd increased taxes and lending rates. cut wages. the people gave bryuning the nickname chancellor, the famine is conservatives, catholics, the democrats can’t do anything , the nazis can’t do anything either, the alternative is the communists, the nazis , that is, the radicalization of politics begins, that is , it is the fascist and communist flank parties that begin to strengthen, but the power is a conservative grouping, which will naturally attract, first of all, to cooperation not the communists, but a more right-wing grouping, and as a result, the conservatives make the most important mistake for themselves. they rely on the fascists as a mass movement that should be an alternative to the communists in germany , besides hitler, there were many other extremist organizations infected with the spirit of racism and nationalism, we must not forget that the russian ideas of the idea of ​​​​superiority, they have long been widespread in germany, remember berdyaev's work is the fate of r

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has that party of the story tonight from the north lawn. >>iden administration's border chief admitted this administration doesn't have control of the southern border. biden warned in this tweet of g.o.p. proposals that would allow 900 pounds of fentanyl into the country. customs and border protection has already seized 11,000 of it just in the last five months. those facts though did not stop the president from going after republicans on twitter, using a picture from his first and only trip to the border as president. >> he is gaslighting but, honestly, i think he is full of you know what. >> the white house is trying to flip the script on the border story. president biden tweeting this weekend maga house republican proposals would slash funding for border security. a move that could allow nearly 900 pounds of fentanyl into our country. we need more resources to the border. not less. negative replies poured in, vastly outnumbering the likes and re-tweets online knowned as getting ratiod. >> is he going to buy the fact that republicans have be

. >> sandra: jacqui heinrich is travelling with the president today in ottawa. jacqui, hello. >> hey, sandra. typically u.s. presidents first foreign leader visit is actually with canada but although trudeau and president biden have met virtually many times, also met on the sidelines of other multi-lateral summits, they have not had an in-person bilateral meeting between the two countries since obama came in 2009 because of covid and other delays. biden will be here about 24 hours about a lot of sticky issues while they pack in a cocktail hour with their spouses, bilateral meeting, address to parliament, gala, dinner, they are outlining priorities. >> issue of migration, well aware of canadian concerns. we have concerns of our own and it's a shared hemisphere, a shared regional challenge. i have no doubt they will discuss it. and on norad modernization, the issue of the chinese spy balloon was a good reminder for all of us. >> modernizing the norad alliance was a more pressing issue after the spy balloon shootdown, and more of a focus on the arctic area. biden p

jacqui heinrich shows us tonight. >> i have given every extension possible. 100 percent.one. >> president biden and the first lady surveyed hundreds of homes in and businesses flattened in rolling fork, mississippi after tornado ripped through the area last week, killing at least 21 people. the first family bringing with them a message. >> the community is going to be rebuilt and rebuilt and built back better than it was before. you're not alone. the american people will be with you. they will help you through it and so will i. >> biden lost mississippi by more than 16 points in the 2020 election. but community members, including the state's republican governor tate reeves expressed gratitude after biden announced the federal government will cover all emergency costs over the next 30 days from clean up to overtime for first responders. >> i believe him. and i appreciate him. and i appreciate the fact that the president of the united states is standing here in sharkey county, mississippi to deliver remarks today, to hear from the people most affected. >> biden has still no

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affected. >> yes, malawi is so vulnerabl in so many ways to an event, a natural disaster like this heinrichr joinin us tonight from malawi we really appreciate it, thank you very much. >> thank you, thank you, thank you lawrence, have a nice day. >> thank you >> we will be right back and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider about ways to lower your risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. learn more at getrealaboutdiabetes.com moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin while some saw up to 100% clear skin. and, the

jacqui heinrich is live from the north lawn. of the house trying to maintain a unified front with biden on this? >> gillian, for all their political differences, house speaker kevin mccarthy wants to keep congress in lock step with the president on the issue of china, saying that it is the best thing for the country. he said that in an interview with fox news digital where it followed the first meeting of the new bipartisan house select committee on china. the first hearing they held. that committee is going to cover intelligence, agriculture, the economy and a whole host of areas where china is trying to have an edge over the united states. kevin mccarthy says i want to empower the president if we are united in the house, its gives the president a stronger hand. gives him a backbone. one of the biggest problems with china, we have never spoken with one voice. this comes as the white house faces questions about when and how the president will respond to china after a department of emergency report concluded wuhan lab sparked the

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich is at the white house with the latest on the north lawn.d evening, jackie. >> good evening to you, bret. the president painted maga republicans as a threat to healthcare access while defending his budget proposal. but the market sell off prompted by bank collapse fears drew attention to past spending. critics calling it part of the cause for higher interest rates. >> look, you pay for social security from the time you got your first check when you were 16 years old, working as a lifeguard or something, okay? and i'm determined to protect them both. >> in las vegas, president biden talks tax increases to save social security and medicare as bank stocks in the u.s. and europe tumbled. the global financial system rippling from collapses of silicon valley bank and signature bank last week. >> i think that most of our members, first and foremost, want to have the question answered by the regulators what happened. i mean, how come they were asleep at the switch and didn't see this coming? >> biden's treasury department plans to make insured and u

the new chancellor of germany, heinrich brüning, resigned in full force, introduced austerity measuresnd increased taxes and lending rates. cut wages nickname chancellor hunger to make the policy calization, that is, it is precisely the flank parties of the fascists and communists that begin to strengthen, but a conservative group is in power, which will naturally attract not the communists, but a more right-wing group for cooperation, and as a result, the conservatives make the most important mistake for themselves. they rely on the fascists as a mass movement that should be an alternative to the german communists besides hitler , many other extremist organizations were considered infected with the spirit of racism and nationalism we must not forget that russian ideas are ideas of precisely german superiority. they have long been common in germany, remember the work of berdyaev, the fate of russia, in which he said that this is a special herman idea. once it simply took possession of their minds. uh, the moana book talks about how german townsfolk are infected with russian prejudices.

the new german chancellor, heinrich brüning, introduced austerity measures, raised taxes and cut interestates on wages. the people gave bryuning the nickname chancellor, golodra, the catholics can do nothing, the alternative is the communists, the nazis, that is , the radicalization of politics begins, that is, it is the flank parties that begin to strengthen. there are no fascists, but a conservative grouping is in power, which will naturally attract, first of all, to cooperation, there are no communists, but more grouping and as a result, conservatives do. the most important thing for yourself is a mistake. they rely on the fascists as a mass movement that should be communists. lansky superiority, they have long been common in germany, recall the work of berdyaev, the fate of russia, in which he said that this idea is a special germanic race. it just took over, their minds in the book moana talk about how german inhabitants are infected with russian prejudices. it was after the failure of the beer hall putsch that hitler changed his tactics of political struggle. now he sought to seize

is it worrying rebeccah heinrichs from the hudson institute so kind to join us.trapolate with china because we can't believe what they're saying but the trend is definitely real they're spending at a pace far greater than our own. the aggragate is still in our favor but what do you make of that? >> it is concerning, neil, and as you said it is hard to make apples per apples spending. the united states spend as quarter on their people, servicemembers and families. you don't have inflated number on the hard power piece, the weapons. the chinese don't have public sector, private sector in hard terms like the u.s. they have civil military fusion so the entire economy is at service of their military. i would suspect they're spending a great deal more. you're right, the trends are very concerning. the chinese military is working diligently to be the preeminent military in the world and push the united states around and write rules in a way that benefits them to our great disadvantage. neil: it is one thing to talk provocatively and do some of the provocative things tha

jacqui heinrich wraps it all up for us.e indictment of donald trump a plus for biden and his hopes for re-election? reporter: well, stuart, no one at the white house is commenting on trump's indictment, no matter who you ask. reporter: mr. president do you think that the charges against trump are politically motivated? >> i have no comment on trump. >> heard from the president just earlier this morning on the south lawn before taking off for this trip to mississippi. look, we're just not going to comment. reporter: republicans have plenty to say though. house speaker kevin mccarthy saying da alvin bragg has caused damage to the country, florida governor ron desantis called it weaponization of the legal system and vowed not to assist in any extradition request and even former vice president mike pence whose not exactly cozy with trump called it political prosecution. the gop resoundingly denouncing it. >> you talk about the line that you can't cross. in my view, jessie, they crossed it months ago when they weaponized the fbi

some of heinrich's colleagues at fox wanted her to be punished, even though they knew that what she wastrue. "please get her fired, seriously," tucker carlson wrote hosts laura ingraham and sean hannity "it needs to stop immediately, like tonight it's measurably hurting the company. the stock price is down. not a joke." >> seth: ugh, cancel culture, am i right? [ light laughter ] but there you go faux populist scourge of the establishment, tucker carlson, was worried about the company's stock price. you know that means? that means on top of everything else -- on top of being a liar, racist, conspiracy theorist, he's also one of those guys who actually uses the stock app. i mean, what kind of monster isn't that the first thing we all do when we get a new phone you either delete the stocks app or you move it into a folder called "apps only psychos use. [ laughter ] along with apple maps and compass. [ light laughter ] also, you guys, why is there a compass app? [ light laughter ] is a large percentage of apple's customer base sailors? "arrgh, i think we're lost you find the north star, an

of the great country of the country where such people as johann sebastian bach ludwig beethoven heinrich hein johann were born wolfgang-fan beats something eric maria remarque georgy here she is speaking at a panel discussion at the munich conference. says the following is the security of ukraine on a long-term basis. if vladimir putin remains in power, if he does not turn politics around 360 degrees, then there is no such possibility. now, imagine that a fourth-grade student heard this. how is he supposed to understand? should he understand? but what if putin does not turn around 360 °, that is, he does not stand in the same direction in which he stood and does not go in the same direction where he walked, then you can’t see it normally in safety in ukraine. and here is another wonderful miracle in feathers. the governor and i were looking at the library and talking about the importance of the passage of time. if you think about it, there is a huge significance of the passage of time in terms of what we need to do to create jobs and there is a huge significance of time. if you think abo

i'm supervised by general commissioner auto heinrich dressler. the nazi's, ultimate goal, was to build the 3rd reich in which they would be masters. and all, some humans were destined to be enslaved or exterminated. oh la cisco, what store? he informed me. it was here. what a luthey i had said, ah, this is asking for me. i warn you off to a pursue with you. not so fussy if that's if people on the what machine euchre shall, catherine, should that any of that shall i? you are asked to. catherine state that as the newest we won't lose you as beechum. get monica ah, to roll at the shiva and that's is comedy or shifted those labella because everything jayson on below the that she can ha that i will finish in that she be because when you meet with oh, if. okay, so that sounds fun still. oh let santa blanca fluffy. she's not sto martha who is that i would get you to. we've also talked to with dish you know, to shit. on the orders of nancy superiors. the likes have been dorski and vice encouraged young latvian men to join the ss where they're sworn out o

the accused were aleksey rykov nikolai bukharin and former people's commissar of internal affairs heinrichey were accused of conspiring to restore capitalism , treason, espionage, sabotage, undermining the military power of the ussr, communications with foreign intelligence services, as well as the assassination of kirov kuibyshev gorky, the assassination attempt on lenin , the preparation and attempt on stalin, the main accused and 15 other people. immediately sentenced to death, three more received long sentences, but they were still shot 3 years later before the nazis approached moscow on march 2, 1967 frank sinatra and the songwriters of stranger the nights are strangers in the night and received a grammy award for best male pop vocal and best original recording of the year. it was the music of the unconditionally german composer bert kempert for the film the man who could be killed by the director james garr created by strangers, frank sinatra brought many worldwide fame to the songs first in britain then in the usa and became one of the most successful records of the senatra later, i

tagu the great german writer heinrich gein said that where books are burned at the end people are burned. we saw it in the middle of the last century, and we saw it on may 2, 2014 in odessa everything was confirmed. and if there are echoes of this in our country, of course, look here, a theater director, someone gives an interview , someone attributed to me a phrase about people burned in the odessa house of trade unions, which no one can confirm with a link. this is an absolute spoon and it has become cleaner about the sky - this is complete nonsense, no oppositionist. i never had. i am very i love my motherland i was brought up in russian culture and devoted my whole life to the development of russian theatrical culture that after the second of may the air in odessa became cleaner, i can’t say that he said this, but i can’t help but believe the actresses tatyana vasilyeva why if she didn’t tell the truth, she says, well, that’s what i probably wouldn’t start up like that. if he hadn't told you, your children would still be brought to you in coffins. and i will rejoice. what did she mes

the common word of the great country, where such people as johann sebastian bach ludwig beethoven heinrichjohann wolfgang von goethe were born eric maria remarque georgy here she is speaking at the panel discussions at the munich conference, says the following, if possible to ensure the security of ukraine on a long-term basis. if vladimir putin remains in power, if he does not turn 360 degrees into politics, then there is no such possibility. imagine that a fourth-grade student heard this. well, how should he understand, he should understand, so if putin does not turn around 360 °, that is, does not stand in the same direction in which he stood and does not go in the direction he was going, then there is no safety in ukraine see, fine. and here's another careful miracle in feathers the governor and i looked around the library and talked about the significance of the passage of time , the significance of the passage of time. if you think about it , there is a huge significance of the passage of time in terms of what we need to do to create jobs and there is a huge significance of the passa

burned everything that makes a person a person, and 189 years ago, in 1834, the great german writer heinrich geim said that where books are burned at the end, people are burned. we saw it in the middle of the last century, and we saw it on may 2 , 2014 in odessa everything was confirmed. and if we have echoes of this, of course, look at the theater director iosif reichelgauz. here he is giving an interview, someone attributed the phrase to me about the people burned in the odessa house of trade unions, which no one can confirm with a link. this is an absolute lie and absolutely about the sky has become cleaner - this is complete nonsense, no oppositionists. i have never been. i love my motherland very much, i was brought up in russian culture and devoted my whole life to the development of russian theatrical culture from all the phrases, including the fact that after the second of may the air in odessa became cleaner, i can’t say that he said this, but i can't help but believe why? if he hadn't said, they will bring you your children in coffins. and i will rejoice, yes, okay, he said that sh

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and a brick factory, was owned by different persons, but already in 1965 it was first rented by heinrichsubject, the brewery belonged to the german schulz family until the beginning of the first world war, the complex was first handed over to the management, later nationalized by the bolsheviks, and they continued to produce beer here the last batch was produced. in 2003, during independence , the brewery was purchased by the sarmat company, which was part of the holding of businessman rinat akhmetov, they bought it for the production of beer, but then everything refused and for 20 years, if there were plans to build an office complex here, but nothing happened, historian and local historian anton korop emphasizes this complex, the unique preservation of buildings in which the production process of brewing took place, malthouses , a drying tower, residential buildings for employees and the house of the owner himself, this place 20 years ago, it could become a tourist magnet , build a private brewery somewhere, there can be a museum, beer, restaurants, something under the offices , that w