>> congressman himes: that's right. recovered. >> stephen: right off south carolina. we got that. >> congressman himes: like everything else he got very political. the president should have shot it down for the fact is we could watch this balloon, its capabilities as it drifted across the united states. huge intelligence boon for us and now we own the things are now as you might imagine there's pretty smart people take it apart and looking at it. >> stephen: what about the other three things that were shot down? one over lake huron, yukon, alaska. have they really not been recovered? >> congressman himes: what would blow your mind is the amount of garbage drifting around up there in an awful lot, i'm sorry to say, along off a lot of what people think our ufos is just garbage. i didn't know this before the ufo hearing, we are supposed to call it uap, unidentified aerial phenomenon. you can explain most of the stuff people see because, the national weather service puts up a couple hundred balloons every day and they don't

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congressman himes, let me start with you. were you satisfied with the briefing?look, we have a lot more work to do. the leaders of the intelligence committee and our number one job is to make sure that the dni and the fbi whoever does it does everything they need to do to protect the sources and methods that might have been exposed were any of those documents to have been out in the wild, so there's a lengthy process, and i can't speak for mike, but i can tell you, though we've been briefed, we have a lot more do that the government is doing what it should be doing. >> do you know what the trump back tauc is and what the biden backtalk and the pens backtalk? >> no. >> they didn't share with you those things in a classified setting? >> right. >> why? >> well, first off, if -- in the things that we do know, one of the things we do know is the fbi is not being forthcoming. they're not giving us the information. they're claiming it's going to affect the outcome of the investigation which of course, it can't because the people that are the targets of the investigation

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himes: you said to and many other things are possible. do you want to elaborate on what other things might be? chair powell: i would rather not. rep. himes: [laughter] i figured. i thank you for your responsible conduct of monetary policy. there is a reason you are insulated from our political desires and i appreciate. rep. mchenry: we will not recognize the chair of the small business, mr. roger williams. rep. williams: it is good to have you. you said you support the state-based system of regulation which is the most competitive in the world. in my home state of texas, it the seven largest entrance market. the international association of insurance conference in november, there is the chance to have the -- method recognized as equivalent to the national standard. we should not follow the european model which increases -- we should encourage deregulation, competition, and less government involvement in pricing. can you highlight the benefits of the u.s. state-based aggregate method compared to the european model? can you confirm you will

himes: thank you, madam speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. madam speaker, i rise in support of s. 619, the covid-19 origins act of 2023, along with my colleague, the gentleman from ohio, i plan to support this legislation and i urge the house to pass it. and let me stop now to compliment chairman turner on the efforts he's made narrowly to bring this bill to the floor but more generally to make sure the intelligence community operates in the thoughtful, constructive, and bipartisan manner, which it must operate in if we are to protect this nation's national security. the covid-19 pandemic has taken the lives of more than 1.1 million americans and millions more have died worldwide. the american people want to know as much as we can determine about where this pandemic started and critically how we can be ready for the next deadly disease, which will come. determining the precise origins of a pandemic disease with high confidence is challenging under the best of circumstances. in this case, our already

so, um ranking member himes last fall, you went to ukraine. ah with the chairman here, and you spent 13 hours on a train together. you told the washington examiner that was, um you know, a good time bonding experience for the two of you. um needless to say that the previous chair in ranking member nunes and schiff those were contentious years. how are you able to block out the noise and do your work in a bipartisan way ? how have you been able to achieve that? sure, and it was, you know, we're we're people and so being able to spend time together and establish a personal relationship is pretty critical 13 hours on a train going to like each other or hate each other. by the end of that. that's not the easiest train ride in the world either. so but but, look, i think we both recognize that there's a lot at stake here in having a bipartisan national security focus committee. what i mean by that is that the american public needs to see that we are open to each other's point of view and that when we disagree, we do a constructively and the reason t

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let's get reaction now from a key democrat on the house intelligence committee, congressman jim himes congressman, thanks for joining us. now that we have all seen this truly stunning video, what is your assessment of this encounter? what do you think russia's goal was here? >> well, it's really hard to say, wolf, because it was such a colossally stupid thing to do. once again it exposes the russians as liars because there's video demonstrating the very aggressive actions their fighter jet took against our mq-9. secondly, strategically speaking, we're having a debate in this country about whether we should be sending f-16s and other advanced weaponry to ukraine. if that weaponry arrives, it will be a very, very bad day for the russians. i just don't know why they believe it's in their interest to down one of our drones over international water in enter national airspace. it's one of these things that adds to the last year in ukraine where you say to yourself, how is it possible that the russians seem to do exactly what it is they need to do to assure they lose in this conflict. >> the

himes fire. also, according to agency sources.ngton is going to hand over the zelensky regime to tank -laying bridges, the total amount of so-called assistance is estimated at $400 million, but this is only from the us states to negotiate with german chancellor olaf-scholz is going to president joe biden to discuss what else to support the kiev militants. as reported today in our foreign ministry, sergey lavrov at the g20 talks once again recalled the lethal weapons that the west is pumping uncontrollably kiev is spreading to hot spots around the world today, during a visit to india, the head of russian diplomacy took part in an international political science conference dialogue ukraine and events around ukraine was discussed. including lavrov noted at the g20 meeting, the agenda was also tried in every possible way to introduce to this topic and of course submit it in the right way. this approach, according to the minister, is a failure and a shame for the format , lavrov commented on the situation in world energy. in particular

one of the lawmakers looking for answers, jim himes, congressman, welcome. >> that's right)pr(t&háhpraordinary measures put in place in 2009 were designed to last forever. let me also cut to the chase which is no, i don't think congress will act to lift the cap on deposits. i think there have been proposals, obviously, and the emergency activity, the emergency activity. i think there's some tough issues around this including whether -- who would pay and how could you insure every dollar of deposit. i can tell you there's a lot of policy issues, you know, not a lot of direction in an already divided congress, so i think that's going to be a lot less the focus of tomorrow's hearing, largely about what went wrong and what can be learned so that it doesn't happen again. >> well, i mean, learned so that it doesn't hap again, comes down to the fdic cap or lack thereof, right? >> i don't think so. i don't think so. i think you had a management team that was presumably well paid, experienced bankers that didn't understand something your 17-year-old in a high school finance class understand,

jim himes and myself both made the plea and commitment we would work in a bipartisan basis. actually restored, to our committee, bipartisan work. reporter: thanks for joining us. >> thank you. reporter: really wants to bring bipartisanship to the committee. his response to the origins of the pandemic. we may soon be learning more when reports are declassified. chairman turner says the version of the story we have on record does not match whawe are going to find out. michelle: fascinating stuff. from security to diplomacy. joe biden open remarks to canada's parliament today before getting down to business. he spoke of the long-standing partnership between the nations and the need to work together on issues like climate change and trade. the leaders agreed a deal to stop asylum-seekers moving across the shared border via unofficial crossings. this is to limit an influx of migrants at an unofficial crossing between new york state and quÉbec. canada agreed to create a new refugee program for migrants fleeing violence in central and south america. to the debate over when is the r

himes explosions thundered and in donetsk in residential buildings it was knocked out of glass, some buildings had roof damage on the roads, deep funnels of the kherson region formed the target of heavy artillery, the neo-nazis became the market in the city of alyoshka. as a result of a direct hit. one of shops punched roof. power lines were damaged in the street. they were promptly restored by emergency services in response to the shelling of civilians by russian artillery, struck at the fortified areas of the neo-nazis, our scouts discovered their disguised positions as militant cops. the drone then transferred the coordinates to the headquarters in a few minutes , jet systems appeared on the front line. zalpov. fire grad gunners deployed their guns and delivered pinpoint strikes. accepted. lots of work on the line of contact remains and our assault squads, the fighters of the airborne forces took another ukrainian stronghold before storming the dugouts inflicted an artillery strike, then the paratroopers entered into close combat with the nazis , as a result, the militants left th

but as eduardo looks at packing up, moving, especially the likely rent increases, he says it may n himehis life sp >> reporter: the customers worry another unique san jose shopping experience will be slipping away. >> i think it's a shame. because of the high rent, they won't be able to open again. >> and that is my life all these years. it will be a shame. >> reporter: he hopes to stay in business and is keeping an open mind to the coming changes. meeting with other dealers who are all looking for some way to stay in business in the middle of it growing and changing the city. >> oh wow. take a look at these trees that are crashing down, weakened by years of drought. the series of storms, they have brought them to historic levels. and this is what drivers in the sierra were up against today. look at this, paul. huge walls of snow. this is the side of the street there as they are trying to navigate the way. >> if they had a roof it would be a tunnel and it is that tall. when you get to the intersections, you have to go out into the intersection before you could see if anybody will be com

and we also have fig trees as to why fi and we harvest the fruit on tongue t himes and flower native plants are primarily for the animals. so like these wild areas here by the pond that went on flesh and you have it's westbridge young ties. i'm but of course i know truly there are also native plants that we use. like ment i spoke to you in minnesota. oh, the mix of native and non native plants seems to work well for many animals. like these dragon flies, bees and isn't an extra garden, has many advantages, but it is a lot of work. it garden is need to be knowledgeable about the plans. it must out inches and seger like the natural garden. but does it live up to the idea of a god that supports native plans and ecosystems? i think the best ratio is probably to have between 10 to 20 percent non natives new fights and the rest 80 to 90 percent native species. and especially for the new fighter would be desirable that they kind of fit into our ecosystems as well. so that intake pollinators recognize these species. this still one big sticking point, according to research as people's percept

they intercepted five himes missiles, one karma anti-radar missile, seven drones. the latest data on the total losses of the apu in equipment, several thousand units in artillery, hundreds of air defense systems of aircraft in kiev are still waiting for the delivery of f-16 fighters, and the west is still refusing the slovak authorities hinted at the delivery of old mig-29s, which themselves have long not they only use it even to fly on them. soon there will be no one the head of the ukrainian air command told the times newspaper that he had already lost the best pilots in anticipation of american fighters, and it could take at least six months to train the rest. zelensky refused to meet with representatives of the ukrainian orthodox church. today, the hierarchy of the ukrainian orthodox church came to zelensky's office , headed by the metropolitan delegation. anufry the purpose of the visit is to convey to the leadership of the state the positions of the ukrainian orthodox church. it is known that a representative of zelensky came out to the hierarchs to take an a

on the city of bryanka in the luhansk people's republic , two rockets were fired from the american himesultiple launch rocket system into the elderly quarters, while they were equipped. one person was injured by shrapnel , a man was injured by rockets that fell in the city center. birth received a number of residential housing construction. these are one-story apartment buildings, as well as various shops of the enterprise. defense minister sergei shoigu held talks with syrian colleague ali and mahmoud abbas expressed condolences to the people of the republic in connection with the devastating earthquake that occurred in february, the russian military rescuers provided all kinds of assistance to the victims. the minister of defense also discussed the development of bilateral cooperation. x most of this work is done. the police began to brutally disperse the striking french. here is the footage of their collision published by the direct participation of the participants. let's first see how the police here treat the girl in the city of ren special forces beating protesters and threatening

in addition, one operational-tactical missile grom 2, three missiles of the himes multiple launch rocket were intercepted during the day , as well as two ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles were destroyed in the areas of settlements, novoandreevka and green guide. of the donetsk people's republic , let's look at the situation in the lugansk people's republic the republic there is a growing number of wounded as a result of another shelling of ukrainian troops. today they attacked twice, the village of troitskoye was hit on civilians from american salvo systems. fire hammers. one person died according to the latest data, 14 residential buildings were injured, the building of the regional hospital, as well as a store under attack by ukrainian militants. today, the territory of the neighboring donetsk people's republic also came under shelling in the city of yasinovataya there povre. he, uh, a machine-building plant, three people were injured by nato shells, caliber also reportedly shelled, the village of golmovsky and zaitsevo there suffered an administration building in nicaragua may begin

ah, you're watching all 0 life from a headquarters and del himes, eddie and abigail also coming up at least 15 people are killed in an earthquake. that's shaken. southern ecuador and northern peru. president vladimir putin visits the city of mario poll, that russia annexed from ukraine last year, plus allegations that filipinos are being targeted, traffic's, and forced into a life of crime. ah, hello. it's been 20 years since the start of the us led invasion of iraq that toppled president saddam hussein. the military operation was launched without un support on like the 1st gulf war and the invasion of afghanistan or matic editor james bay's looks at how the offensive damage the credibility of the united nation . un weapons inspectors in iraq, their job to track down the country's chemical and biological weapons. we now know there weren't any former iraqi rulers. saddam hussein had ceased his w. m. d. program years earlier, but in 2003 us president george bush was backed by the british prime minister, tony blair was saying he was hiding a huge stockpile and they claimed they have the

how did, like new himes.ng is very good from the report, it became clear what they say in the nose and slandering is definitely not in the nature of the chechens , the republic again again first places in the ranking for the absence of bad habits emphasized that each package of anti-russian sanctions was used in the republic strictly for its intended purpose, despite the western sun. we have successfully launched four factories, not afraid, no wild animals, no enemy bullets, no pricks. and all of russia it was evident from the figure of the guest that he feeds almost exclusively on love for russia. seeing that the chief slightly scratched his nose, the sirit thought. if this is about money, then why , from the very first words of the leaders, realizing that there would be nothing disinformed today, peskov began to look for what it would be possible to at least implement the silanians, thinking that you are for me english pounds for syrian at the same time. we should get rid of these worthless sterling shoigu

was reported in our ministry of defense by russian air defense systems for 24 hours intercepted 15 himesrocket launchers, a tornado and a hurricane, and shot down nine drones. and here's what else they told the military department. in the red lebanese direction, units of the armed forces of ukraine were hit in the areas of the settlements of nevskaya chervondibrovo lugansk people's republic yampovka egregors, when the enemy's losses in the donetsk people's republic amounted to more than 100 ukrainian military personnel, two armored combat vehicles, as well as a self-propelled howitzer carnation in the donetsk direction for 24 hours, up to 120 ukrainian servicemen were destroyed, two armored combat vehicles, two vehicles, two rszon combat vehicles, and a dt-30 howitzer. everywhere they are the first, the first to go into battle, the first to capture the positions of the enemy and often face him in the breaks between combat raids, hone their skills on the training grounds in our advanced detachments, only the most courageous , brave and professional military personnel, they act with lightn

jim himes is on the house select committee. financial services were overseen. jim, great to have some time with you. in february you said that you were not quite there yet. do you feel that you have learned more for a decision yet? >> today was one of the moments where a witness was pete up, not able to answer questions. people expressing emotion. i said this before. i have worked a lot in national security and tiktok is not on my phone or anywhere near my phone. it is probably more accessible to the chinese government than most platforms. shouldn't be on anyone's phone. outright ban, this is a deep rest moment. the american people need to reflect on the equities associated with saying sorry the federal government is not going to let you use this media. my question is where is the limiting principle. what if we get really angry with belarus? we need to think about what we need to do about this. the ceo this morning offer the idea of moving servers to the united states, and think you said. they could contemplate an ownership change. before we get on the bandwago

lawmakers are closing early i -- democratic jim himes as a member of the house intelligence committee. areas. >> should she typically speaking -- it will be a very, very bad day for the russians. so, i just don't know why they believe it's in their interest to down one of the into international water -- what they need to do to make sure that they lose in this conflict? >> the white house is a -- warsaw says it will send all the jets in the coming days. know a nato member has seven fighter jets, so far, rip -- despite repeated pleas by kyiv -- >> literally, within the next few days, we were handover as for a i can remember -- will be successfully handed over. >> the former soviet union and their allies used during the cold war, the step is stable -- in a new video, he said prisoners who served in wagner really commit crimes after returning to civilian life in the short term. he, claims they also changed in other ways for fighting partners. there was a reduced sense of self preservation if my time comes then, soviet. i just don't really give -- because you won't get me the out of here.

in addition, air defense systems shot down 12 himes missiles and 16 ukrainian drones in the luhansk people'sublic in the near future, several new hospitals will appear, which, for obvious reasons, are now barely able to cope with the load. although recently they have been significantly understaffed with modern equipment. here , the wounded continue to be treated in the fields with in which they provided first aid in field hospitals . ilya lyadvin's report literally depends on the interaction of medics on the front line and in the rear. for several for minutes, doctors are patching up a fighter, after a mine attack, one very large fragment went to take off, the wound is treated and bandaged after being wounded, the guy spent two days in positions and only today he managed to pull out the front line, given the shock, not only medical care is important, but also moral support, when you look into their eyes, and only then you see all their pain. and you don't know what to say to them, sometimes when they ask you to hold your hand. stay there nearby. now a sandwich. here you can simultaneously wo

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during the testimony we spoke on our show with congressman jim himes for his thoughts on an outright ban of the social media app. >> i've said this before, i work a lot of national security and tiktok is not on my phone or near my phone and people in sensitive positions because of what tiktok is probably more accessible to the chinese government than most platforms should be on anybody's who phone. an outright ban, this is a deep breath moment because the american people need to reflect on equities associated with saying sorry, the federal government does not going to let you use this media. my question is where's the limiting principle? caroline: one congressman not pro a ban, let's get to alex barinka who has been speaking to other congress people. what we think that showing from shou chew, did it persuade anything otherwise? >> the representative said deep breath moment and there were not a lot of those moments in the room. the fervor in the room i have to tell you was one of the most contentious hearings we've heard and did not seem like chu was pulling a lot of folks onto his si

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media mocked republicans, any republican who suggested the lab leak theory, here's congressman jim himesems the nod to vote for this. >> we don't know the origins of the covid pandemic. so whatever is ultimately declassified, i would hope that my colleagues and the american people would approach that information with the humility that we need to approach something as serious as a pandemic. >> as we're talking about this week, former cdc director dr. robert redfield telling lawmakers that dr. anthony fauci froze him out. dr. fauci rejected that and also rejected the accusations from jim jordan who said he gave $9 million in research grants with scientists to side with the natural occurrence theory. >> the grant was reviewed by a peer review and put before an independent council and approved before the meeting ebb took place. so to assume that they were getting $9 million because of the fact that we tried to get them to change their mind is beyond ludicrous. >> so watch this bill now. it's heading to the president's desk. the white house today staying very vague about whether biden is actu

or suggest that the lab leak theory and it comes after the top democrat on house intel, congressman himes nod and wink and support the bill so americans can form their own judgments. >> i support it because i share the belief that the intelligence community should continue to get to the bottom of covid's origin and i believe they should make as much public as they can so the american people can consider the best available information. >> all of this coming to a head after former cec director dr. robert redfield told lawmakers that dr. anthony fauci froze him out of an internal conversation of origins of covid because he sided with the lab leak theory. fauci is fighting back. >> he is totally incorrect in what he is saying that i excluded him. i had nothing to do with who would be on that call. half the people on the call were of the opinion that it might be a lab leak. so his rationale of why he thought he was excluded is an invalid rationale. >> fauci also responding to judiciary chairman jim jordan's accusations that he gave $9 million to scientists to believe the natural occurrence the

. >> do you support a republican bill that has been supported by jim himes, congressman who's a top democratbiden administration to declassify any information about potential links between covid and the wuhan virology lab? >> so i am not a security expert. based on my knowledge of colleagues who work in the national security sphere, my concern about that bill would be we do not want to release privileged information that helps us better at identifying and preventing future pandemics. >> all right, dr. megan ranny, thank you so much. >>> well, the daughter of a lot australian conservation and crocodile hunter steve irwin is sharing a very personal story about her battle with endometriosis. she's speaking about her ten-year struggle with the condition to raise awareness as the world marked international womens day. this is also endometriosis awareness month. she posted on social media how she endured insurmountable fatigue, pain and nausea. the disease impacts 31 million women worldwide. it can include heavy pain, menstrual bleeding and fur silt issues and most common in women in their 30s and

chris sununu as well as house intelligence committee chair mike turner of ohio and ranking member jim himesconnecticut. it has been nearly a year now since will smith's shocking slap of chris rock in front of millions of viewers at the academy awards. overnight rock gave his first extended response on his terms in a live netflix comedy special. nbc's janice mackey fryar has the highlights. >> reporter: a year after the slap heard around the world comedian chris rock finally had his say to an audience of millions. >> you all know what happened to me getting smacked by sug smith. >> reporter: using his long-awaited special, selective outrage, streamed live on netflix to take big swings back at actor will smith. >> and people like, did it hurt? it still hurts! i have summertime ringing in my ear. >> reporter: the slap, as you'll recall, when rock made a joke at last year's oscars about jada pinkett smith's appearance. >> will smith just smacked the [ bleep ] out of me. smith made a public apology. >> my behavior was unacceptable. >> reporter: and was banned from the oscars for a decade. rock w

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building next door, 12 30 last night, plaster county sheriff's deputies knocked on his door to warn hime condo next hours and blown out a bunch of the windows. i did see this morning where the avalanche would come down and kind of cleared out, bent over some trees and tossed the dumpster. here's a look at the conditions that led up to that avalanche ski patrollers at palisades shared this video from the top of the peaks yesterday near the kt 22 lift. it looks like they're on a polar expedition, not in sunny california. the sierra avalanche center also shared this video of conditions at hidden peak that's near emerald bay in south lake tahoe. they issued an avalanche warning that expired this morning. so far this season, storms have dumped about 500 inches of snow in the sierra. that's about 40 ft as tall as a four story building. workers at sugar bowl ski resort shared this photo of their office door this morning, completely blocked by a wall of snow. luckily we do have a second door into that building, but it was just as varied. i had basically slide down a slide. to get to the other do

himes and the hurricane were also against the harm radar missile, the most difficult operation was carriedrdiac surgeons of the vishnevsky military hospital on the operating table , a fighter turned out to be on the operating table, to whom a large fragment hit right in the heart it is no secret that most of the injuries in explosives in the special operation zone of mino, and according to doctors, more and more often they have to deal with fragments of shells from american hymes rocket systems at the vishnevsky hospital . so-called hybrid technologies were used right during the operation, when x-rays can be done online without stopping the process. everything went well. mikhail learned bad from them. will a fighter be able to return to duty after such an injury? any doctor will say absolutely identical operations do not happen, especially in a doctor's storage fighters are always unique surgeons. every day they learn more, it pierced not only the heart , but at the beginning it destroyed the liver and turned and stuck right, uh, in the c- in the very tissue of the right ventricle, breakin

trump and they will defend him, come what may, and they're doing it right now. >> yeah, congressman himesank you for weighing in here on an important night. appreciate it. >> thank you, ari. >> absolutely. >>> ron desantis has his own version of response to what trump is doing and he has some leverage potentially depending on what goes down in florida. we are going to talk extradition and the law and some of the politics which appears unavoidable. we'll get into all of that with special guests next. when you add price drop protection, expedia pays you back if your flight becomes cheaper. so when you go searching for all the best plates, you'll always know, you found a good deal. ♪ i like to move it, move it ♪ ♪ you like to... move it ♪ we're reinventing our network. ♪ ♪ ♪ fast. reliable. perfectly orchestrated. the united states postal service. when the murrays discovered gain scent beads, they fell in love with the irresistible scent. ♪ ♪ huh, huh, so did their dog roger. ♪ ♪ gain scent beads keep even the stinkiest stuff smelling fresh. when it comes to reducing sugar in your family's d

fauci, it shows hime th doing what will always right. alwag what will always right. we'll always remember him for, which is mugging for the camera mugginand being wrong. what is he saying to that guy?ta oh, if you get vaccinated, you hello, you get vaccinated, you won't get sick. hello? vaccinated people died. i'm justaccinated people d one confident in the vaccine.in i don't make my neighbor put on a jacket so i don' get frostbite. stupid. all right, kelly ,i don' now yoe to be you have to be absolutely stunned by this, given the fact that obviously you are ine the trump administration and everybody was fightinge tr to get the vaccine. but this guy, why diumd we only have one guy out there? guy why didn't we have like a manhattan project with a bunch of doctors? >>ha judgettanwi jeanineth a, ye the million dollar question. i worked with dr. fauci . he would show up to meetings. he would do a lot of media appearances. but the stac qk of papers, of graphs, charts, whatever he would bring in wasnces but shorr not nonexistent, where you would have other doctors come in.

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the homeless, would be for hime. to leave. >> yeah, but you know, this is a guy, jimmy , i swear to you, he wakes up every, i morning. swn the mirror and he says, good morning, mr.ro president . >>r an that's the guy this is wo is right. there is . there is .presiden well, listen, the bar has been thll, listen, the bar has been i mean, i might throw my hat in the ring if it weren't for. the background check. bulet't let's talk about it for a second. you know, i got to correct wok everybody here on screen. california is a very woke state. you're not supposed to sayle homeless. >> they're called free range people. now, you can't say homeless. >> here's here's what's so absurd. okay what is s, it's twelve hun units. there's over one hundred anda cu sixty thousand people. okay, so you k aboutt you bringing a cup of water to ais forest fire , but this is a cupa of on a sidewalk because it's california. d sh but it's disgusting and shame on him because when you subsidize something, you not only get more of it, not less. le

plus, the ranking member jim himes will join the conversation. >>> also, a record setting win at therin the most successful alpine skier in the history of the sport. the olympic champ is our guest this morning. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. 'll replace, and recalibrate your advanced safety system. so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >>> live look at the white house at half past the hour. new this morning, chinese state media reports xi jinping invited vladimir putin to an event in china later this year for an international forum called the belt and road initiative. putin attended both of the previous forums held by china in 2017 and 2019. this comes as the two leaders hold a second round of meetings today in moscow. look at that. joining us now, national security council coordinator for strategic communications at the white house, retired rear admiral john kirby. i assume that the white house is watching this closely. what is the white house's response to this meeting so far?

this is rso-himes on the nine of diamonds.ere we see the club on the nine of diamonds, the british infantry fighting vehicle in the slovak, self-propelled, artillery installation. dana at the new pentagon g8 hopes that in this way they will help how the soldiers learn everything. your western technique on the battlefield. well, andrei ivanovich, with the topic of weapons, we , as i understand it, will continue in a less playful way. yes, i would just like to remind the words of the classic who sang that not a point usually ruins so 11 and an ace. when they play these cards, i wanted to continue the topic not about cards, but about money and, well, relatively about two barrels, as it was written there now, but because even in today's news. here they are now several times mentioned different amounts that ukraine wants to receive or receives, whether they want to provide these amounts, you know. we have prepared such a small, i don't know, reference not a reference on various european countries, but which ones have recently, a vo

. >> chairman turley ranking member himes and members of the house subcommittee on intelligence i am absolutely delighted and honored to be before you to talk about my favorite topic the intersection of intelligence and national security and add an especially consequential moment in history. my bottom line is up front. there's nothing passÉ about the craft and discipline of intelligence. to allow leaders to act seems inappropriate mission. the potential advantage intelligence affords is no less important today than it was first imagined. in other words it is off -- worth your time to ensure strength. though i've been away for a few years the community uses good as it's ever been even as it is not nearly good enough to provide the operational strategic and manage that we need today. there is work to be done. some that i left undone. your oversight is consequential especially if you see responsibility as a good outcome and not solely keeping bad things from happening. i look forward to answering any questions you have of me that will help you along your way. before he do so let me brie

the tampa field office that infiltrated in spent six months embedded in a network of ransomware gang himes and took it down. i've that is no longer functioning. it's not a good thing about things? >> that is a very good thing. i was a prosecutor any senior executive the justice department. fighting crime is a good thing. i think we can all around that. >> i see. so they aren't just censoring free speech. they are actually doing good things that protecting the american people? >> yes. >> would you say that that characterizes, largely, their mission and their function? >> in my experience of working with the fbi and other federal law enforcement, for years, absolutely, sir, that was my experience. >> we have to put everything into a context here. we cannot allow someone who asserts they're up to their good because a particular agent, or couple of agents, maybe doing x, y, or z. not to take the entire function and mission -- or personnel in the fbi. is that a fair statement? >> that is the fear statement, correct. >> that goes to their other mission, cybersecurity protection. human sex traffi

himes of connecticut. >> thank you mr. chair and welcome chairman powell.thank you independent of the desires that circulate in this building. independent monetary policies are the bedrock of a solid economy. i want to reflect for a moment on another bed rock of the economy the full faith and credit of the united states government which is now being put at risk by the republican majority. my republican friends know how dangerous the games are they are playing. they know the salary payments to soldiers are at risk and they know that your responsibility will raise mortgage rates for the new homebuyers but they say this is the only time we focus on spending and the debt which of course is a pernicious form of baloney. the time to focus on the deficit is when you are voting for the spending and the tax cuts that create the deficit. when you're voting for the trump tax cuts that he said would add to $2 billion to the national debt. consider for a moment whether you want to do that. not when the good name of the united states is hanging in the balance. stuff gets