tiana and hogan, many things to you. been a great show and we'll continue our coverage throughout the day tomorrow. stu, take it away. stu: good morning, maria and everyone. at this moment, florida's governor desantis is about to detail the preparations the state is making for the arrival of hurricane ian. it is currently a category 3 storm slowly moving past cuba toward florida's gulf coast. hundreds of thousands of people have been told to evacuate mainly from the tampa st. pete region. this will be a test for the governor. it's a major damaging storming and governor desantis is the executive in charge. now look at this,

so popular, and hogan said i don't to deal with. this same thing with doug doocy, there's blake masters on the ballot right now this fall, who's not particular poplin of state. and that's because doug doocy said no i don't want any part of this. >> it's a great point, because it points to how toxic trump's presence is, not just in electoral fashion, -- you're not really answering to anyone other than the voters, it doesn't really matter of donald trump's doesn't like you, we go to the senate and all of a sudden you dancing to whatever tonight playing. >> and only that, you have to have lunch with ted cruz and other crazies and the republican caucus. and if you have seen point person who wouldn't want to avoid that. but look, the kind of politics that you're talking, about chris, it's something that we have to strive to get back to. but at the moment our polarization is so extreme, and i think that the only sort of structural way to begin to pare away at that, is by open primaries, nonpartisan primaries, where candidates have an ince

hogan said i don't want to deal with this. same thing with doug doocy.popular in that state and that's because doc doocy said no i want to be part of this. >> it's a great point because it points to how toxic trump's presence is, not just an electoral fashion mogul, but who wants to be the government of new hampshire. not answering to the voters. it doesn't matter if donald trump doesn't like it. but if you go to the senate, all of a sudden you dancing to whatever tunis playing. >> and not only that, you've got to have lunch with ted cruz and other crazies in the republican caucus. and if you are a same person, who wouldn't want to avoid that? >> but look, the kind of politics you are talking about chris is something we have to strive to get back to, but at the moment our polarization is so extreme, i think that the only structural way to begin to pare away at that is by open primaries non primaries where candidates have an incentive to appeal to a broader constituency and just the hard right or the hard left. because at the moment i don't see us getting

so, alex, we had governor hogan of maryland on this show, republican governor hogan earlier this yearll know by the end of the primary season how much of a hold donald trump has on the republican party, do we have our answer? >> i think we sure do, jon. i think it's pretty tight hold, look, trump didn't sweep literally every primary in the country, and in a lot of places including in new hampshire, his sort of most -- the trumpiest candidate got through in part of a fragmented and weak field of candidates, you saw this over and over again. blake masters in arizona, other states where the candidate he endorsed or ran closest to donald trump ran, that's how donald trump got the republican nomination for the president in the first place and how he can get it again in 2024. for the forces in republican party like governor hogan hope that the republican base is ready to turn the page, there's everyday out there that's a significant portion of the republican population ready to. >> one thing donald trump did during this primary season is effectively keep out republicans that were critics, i

michael had colorful things to say to donna hogan. those are whimsical and not so whimsical moments at the time. it just suggested the controversy of the natural tone -- national town. we came through it as a country and we come through these things as we did during the administration. how do we in a free society that believes in rule of law and accountability keep the president and those around him or her honest? and if they are serious allegations of wrongdoing, are we simply going to say, excuse me, our chief executive is above the law. not in the united states, and that is part of the glory. it is unpleasant, especially not fun for those wrapped up in it, and for president clinton and hillary and chelsea, this is a horrible episode to go through. on a personal level, yes, lost of -- lots of cough, but in terms of who we are as a free people, isn't it reassuring to know that truly no one is above the law? that is the goal. no one is above the law. mr. beed: that is a statement you have made publicly and also in a book frequently. i

larry hogan is with us, the maryland governor. you are pushing a refund the police movement.? >> when all the far left lunacy came out. i was the first elected leader in america to speak out against it and say our police are under funded and under attack. in maryland we initiated a half billion increase in police funding and including 50% increase in state funding to over police. it was very popular not only with republicans but baltimore city, the victims of crime and they didn't want to defund the police. saying you want to defund the police to improve policing is like saying you want to defund the schools to improved indication. it is lunacy. it is starting to change the narrative across the country. i'm supporting candidates that are pushing dealing with violent crime and supporting police as part of their policies. >> dana: tell us about that. you went to portland, oregon. a competitive gubernatorial race out there. republican, you think she has a shot. tell us what you observed in portland and why crime is an issue people will vote on. >> portland just -- just got in fr

joining the conversation all morning long is tiana lowe and hogan, hogan, i don't know how she can say without the help of republicans of defund the police but they did it anyway? >> when joe biden gets in office, he tries to faint like he helps police. they were pushing defunding these officers and police stations that are so strapped. not the mention the fact that the left celebrated the destruction of major cities, more than $2 billion in damages and what was the democrats' response, it was kamala harris trying to get people to fund the bailout system to get people out of jail who destroyed the businesses, not help those who lost their businesses or had livelihoods taken away from them. instead the funding was to go to the people who destroyed much of america costing this country billions in damages. the whole thing is ridiculous. many people on the left actually contribute today that same fund and here we are, the ramifications of these policies are making our neighborhoods less safe, people are being beaten in the streets, shot in the streets and the democrats try to pretend they

maria: well, that's the thing, hogan. mean, when this bailout was first announced there were expectations all the way up to a trillion dollars over a 10 year period, hogan and now you're getting basically this debt cans cancellation is too costly as a confirmation from the cbo. >> can we get rid of the nomenclature debt cancellation at this point. it's not canceling debt, it's moving it so we have to by for it. what joe biden is saying is that the people who didn't go to college have to pay for those who did and a vast majority of the people in this country as you know didn't go to college, so whether it's the inflation reduction act that doesn't reduce inflation, whether it's build back better, nothing is built, nothing is back, nothing is better or this ridiculous scheme to try to make everyone else pay for people's college, it's hurting the american people, dividing the people along political linesnd it's bad physician a call policy. we don't -- fiscal policy. we don't know if it's unconstitutional. but it's definitely

current republican governor who you saw right there, larry hogan, has made it abundantly clear, he will not support his party's nominee for the office. and lately, some republicans like maryland trump endorsed dan cox, who easily won his primary, are getting a run from their money, from democratic opponents like wes moore, i had a chance to speak with more a few days ago about his campaign and what it will take for democrats to win not just in maryland, but across the nation. >> i look at maryland in many ways people call it american miniature. we also know that so many of the challenges that you see around the country are right here in the states and maryland. we can have some of the best medical institutions in the world right here in the state of maryland, and people who look down the street for them they can't afford basic care. >> why? why is this state even the city of baltimore, divided like that? >> i think you have to be intentional about inclusiveness. and here's a be intentional about not leaving people behind. >> those are fancy words. how would you solve it? >> when i think

alex hogan has more from keith crane. it's very important that the world knows what's happening here after months of negotiations and days of delays , a team of inspectors from the international atomic energy agency has arrived at europe's largest nuclear power plant. the team starting its technical assessment on thursday, trying to determine how much damage the plant s s stained and what repairs are needed to avoid a nuclear catastrophe. we are going to start immediately assessment of the security and the safety situation. at the plant as it as it is. right now , but it's a dangerous mission. the team was delayed for several hours on thursday morning due to increased shelling that might have damaged one of the main reactors finding has been escalating throughout the region as ukraine mounts a major counter offensive in the south, and the white house says it will send more arms and ammunition in the coming days to support that mission. and we're going to try to make sure that ukrainians continue to have the systems of wea

and larry hogan.s is my fault, i'm sorry dan, larry hogan is not to support you because i am supporting you. i hope you do well and we will be out there helping you. a friend of mine who is a great person, woody johnson and his wife. where is woody, he's shy. they own a small company called johnson & johnson. i wanted peace of that company. great job. i love you both. the patriot freedom project, what a job they do, where are you. stand up. what a job. we all appreciate it. with the help of everyone here today, we are going to fight for pennsylvania, we are going to win for pennsylvania this november. one of the first things we will do is and upper parents right. it's time to finally and completely break the laughs corrupt education cartel. can you believe, 10 years ago. can somebody stand up. i can believe i'm calling myself a politician -- i can't stand politicians. can you believe 10 years ago, a politician would be standing up saying we are going to defend parental rights? it's about as basic as -

. >> todd: alex hogan outside buckingham palace this morning.lex. >> queen elizabeth is dead and the crowds continue to mourning the life of a remarkable woman who lived and reigns for 70 years and the crowds continue to grow. she died surrounded by family members in one of her favorite places in the scottish countrysides. she loved to be out in nature surrounded by animals, she took the throne in 1952, at 25 years old. her coronation took place in 1953, this was after the death of her father king george vi. she is longest reigning british monarch, take a look at the list of people who have served, not nearly as long as she did, longest british monarchs include queen victoria and henry iii and edward iii. the eldest, her son, is now king charles iii, her death elevating the rest of the family members making them a step closer to being next in line for the throne. in her 70 years as queen she served along 15 prime minister, meeting liz truss a few days ago in the image we have there, shaking hands with the new prime minister, who offered her cond

our alex hogan is live from london.morning to you, alex. >> reporter: good morning, the early hours on wednesday, the queen's body arrived for a late tuesday night, she was greeted by family members that are in buckingham palace. outside thousands of people lined the street to greet britain's longest reigning monarch. flight tracking service tracked her flight of the most tracked flight with more than 5 million people watching it on ryan. online. people from around the world have descended on the city of london to pay tribute to the queen. some lining up or camping out for a chance to see her coffin lining in state. >> to think of her majesty well resting in peace is very difficult. >> i want to make sure i get the chance to see her. >> reporter: meanwhile, king charles iii is wrapping up the tour of the nation that makes up the united kingdom. tuesday, he visited the hillsboro castle. the king celebrating his mother's efforts to break down barriers in northern ireland, promising to try to do the same. >> i take up my n

alex hogan is live in kyiv for us at this hour. hi, alex. >> hi, sandra.ould be safe for them to enter the facility but a very different story playing out on the ground. take a listen. >> large explosions today within miles of the zaporizhzhya power plant and continued shelling at the site forced the shutdown of the main reactor. now that they've made it. the director general said the functional work really can begin. >> we are going to start immediately an assessment of the security and safety situation at the plant. >> in the hours since the iaea since it has been able to collect a lot of crucial information what the situation has been like at the site for the last several months. this agency says it will keep at least a handful of representatives there in the future just over this growing nuclear threat. >> sandra: alex hogan in kyiv for us. thank you. >> does the white house believe this is a fair criticism by republicans that this is not unifying language? >> there has been a consistent call-out from the president about what he is seeing from an extre

correspondent alex hogan reporting live. good morning. >> good morning, rich.ling day for the royal family that made their way from buckingham palace to westminster abbey for the queens body and people throughout london were able to watch this royal procession that made its way through the city as people were able to give their final goodbye on the pageantry and the official morning process. two princes solemnly walking behind caskets, brother william and harry were united behind the casket of the queen. 25 years ago they made a similar walk launching behind the hearse of their mother princess diana. queen elizabeth's bodies now resting in parliament for four days until the combination of the commonwealth morning period in the funeral itself it westminster abbey on sunday. mourners making their way, through ours, the less chance to see the historic moment through others it's in the sincere thank you. if protecting the casket tonight fainting and falling off the podium as police quickly rushed to his side. outside parliament, the line continues to stretch and i'

we want to welcome governor larry hogan from maryland.better than zooming in >> back to work. >> great to see you guys are real life. >> usually people with money pay attention to you every morning and guys like me, we're focussed on the other news of the day >> let's talk about some of that other news of the day. we have seen some pretty serious issues the market's been down this year because of concerns about inflation, concerns about a down turn in the economy, lots of issues that are going on. what do you see in your state? >> our state is booming, but the concerns are legitimate. people all across america are concerned about inflation, prices out of control. supply chain issues. we've got to work on our domestic energy production, so our state, we're doing fairly well, we turned the economy around, we cut taxes eight years in a row by $4.8 billion we took 5 pld deficit, turned it into a $3 billion surplus and took our economy from 49th out of 50 states to number isix. more businesses open but you still have people struggling people a

larry hogan called dan cox a qanon whack job.cox has called former vp mike pence a trader and called wes moore a socialist and communist. maryland republicans maryland to nominate a 9/11 conspiracy theorist for attorney general. in massachusetts, baker has been quiet about the nominee. in both cases the republican bases turned away from the center right leadership of the successful incumbents along a hallmark of northeast republicans. which brings me to new hampshire and last night's primary. the live free or die strate is considered a counter to massachusetts. but both states have more independents just like rhode island and connecticut. new hampshire has a popular and effective republican governor, chr chris si knunu but he did not s you have bolduc against morris. bolduc has called the government a communist sympathizer. the other thing is electability. democrats ran against morris because they think he's harder to beat in the general election. they want to run against boulduc. while morris conceded overnight it's still too cl

alex hogan is live in kyiv, a alex. >> height ridge, europe's largest nuclear power plant once againcked off-line after showing damaged eight major power line the facility per the international atomic energy agency's morning just how dangerous of a situation this can create. >> if you do not have off-site power supply the cooling systems cannot work. if they cannot work, this can lead to a major accident. >> today russia's defense ministry claimed ukrainian forces are the land in the facility overnight. experts will stay on site to evaluate the situation and monitor the nuclear threat going forward. ukraine state nuclear company this week argues it would be difficult for them to make an impartial report about the situation at europe's largest nuclear power plant. now, as the war drags on russian rockets blasted the eastern town. fires are still burning for the authorities have urged everyone who is still there to evacuate. but they will not physically force the residents out of their homes. homes that too many residents no longer have to begin with. next i have worked here for my who

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jon protects alex hogan reporting from kyiv thanks. well at nasa and that u.s.. astronauts to the moon. but is it worth the cost? we will take a look will be returned. every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. rub today for the second time a setback that cost tens of billions of dollars. in this era of private space travel with like subspace x and blue origin, some in washington including mass inspector general are concerned about the price tag. congressional correspondent chad pergram explains how the program is funded through congress. >> it is said politics stops at the water's edge. the same is true the edge of space. it is expensive when nasa takes eight moon mulligan. bipartisan lawmakers and birds flying to the moon and even mars de

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correspondent alex hogan has the latest on the counter check strategy from kyiv. >> fire breaking outd roughly a dozen eastern towns, but in the first symbolic sign ofcc kyiv'ess counteroffensive successes, ukrainian troops raised thee flag flag in two red towns. ukrainian president promising to liberate much more. v >> theol ukrainian flag and free life will return to crimea again. >> ukraine's new offensive focuses on russian round lines of communication and wearing out russian forces in the south while also protecting theie alr. >> we need to save their lives. >> in the southern city, theue mayor argues that quick countermeasures without more manpower would only sacrifice y too many ukrainian soldiers, especially given the pace of russian attacks in the south, more of which hit them yet again thismy weekend. every day the city shuttles and about 5 million gallons of drinking water as residents line up to bring home however muchsas they can carry. the mayor's is the only with getting clean running water again is winning back occupied areas.s >> as soon as wewe are free, we will be a

>> bret: alex hogan live in london, thanks. >> my dear mother was the friend of man, the friend of truthde of youth. few hearts like hers with virtue warmed, few heads with knowledge so informed. >> bret: king charles iii speaking to parliament today. let's bring in fox news senior political analyst brit hume. brit, you have some reflections on queen elizabeth ii from all your coverage here in washington and abroad. >> i do, bret. i met her, actually back in 1991 when i was covering the presidency of george h.w. bush and she was in washington for a state visit and they had a little reception for members of the media. and i was introduced to her and we were all told ahead of time the things you should do and things you should not do. you are not supposed to reach out and touch her or anything like that other than a handshake. i found her to be quite pleasant and polite. i wouldn't call her friendly but she was quite gracious. she was impressive in that way. very restrained in the way she behaved. and there had been -- there was an episode during that visit that a few could forget which wa

>> bret: alex hogan in kyiv. alex, thanks. up next the panel on the midterm elections.ht. kenya's supreme court rejects challenges to the official results of the presidential election in kenya. the move upholds deputy president william rutu's narrow win. is he expected to be sworn in next week. the opposition candidate had alleged irregularities in the august 9th election. chinese citizens face another round of lockdowns. 65 million people across 33 cities in china are facing full or partial restrictions. more than 1500 covid-19 cases are recorded across the nation in the latest 24-hour period. china's strict zero covid policy requires lockdowns with any confirmed case. and this is a live look at venice, italy, one of the big stories there tonight, olivia wilds don't worry darling premiers at the venice film festival. fans began camping out early this morning in front of the theater for a chance to see that film. movie stars florence pugh, chris pine and harry styles just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ (man 1) oh, it looks l

thanks, art hogan on that. the political fallout is sweeping as you might imagine. republicans seizing on this as proof that the economy could be going to hell in a hand basket and rates are going up for as long and far as the eye can see. democrats seizing on the good economic news that job gains are still good and the backdrop is goo. therein lies the debate. in an election year, you might have heard about it, normally when the federal reserve is busy tightening an environment as this could be, it's not good for the party in power. jessica tarlov here and kellyanne torrence from the "new york post." kelly, one of the things that first came up was this idea that maybe the fed can cool it. people were hoping they could settle down and stop with these big rate increases. the signal today from the fed is no, no, no, that's not the case. history suggests that rate hikes right through an election can be bad for the party in power. play that out. >> yeah, the very good point, neil. joe biden may come to regret keeping jay powell on as federal reserve chair. we're seeing

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reppo cohen -- repo: is that dan hogan? rep. roy: it is, i grew up in texas and i played college ball -- golf and hogan sponsor does. rep. cohen: i saw him when i was 10 years old in memphis. he was a great golfer. thank you. now my pleasure to recognize the chairman of the full committee, the general and of new york who might have a picture of why details somewhere. rep. nadler: unfortunately i do not. thank you for sharing this hearing. this comes at a critical point in our history. for the past several weeks the voting rights have almost been exclusively focused on standard procedures. it is critical to remember that while the senate negotiates changes to its procedures, texas, north carolina and ohio continued their assault. a distillation to vote in fair elections fee -- free from racial discrimination faces was -- obstruction from republicans in the senate. on ron ackley they are so intent on blocking legislation to strengthen democracy that they will not even permit the vote most basic democratic active majority vote. thi

hulk hogan that kind of thing an incomes donald trump, who is the promoter of that wrestling match? and 18,000 people stand and cheer that's the moment. i knew that he has a hold. on a part of the american population that really was already long before the apprentice. based on the book based on his reputation. so when he became president, i saw that as they fulfillment of something that had started really in the mid 80s. what we then saw was a man, who was the same human being but a very different person i think in the sense that everything he believed in the past. was on steroids and thing that people under misunderstood about trump was how incredibly focused and disciplined he can be when it's about him. he doesn't smoke. he didn't drink. he lives over the store. he makes up all those names which he humiliates people. he retaliates against literally anybody who he thinks has turned on him always has and the final point is he's always always managed to get away with it. for bankruptcies mueller probe to impeachments and he's walked away and he lost the popular vote by three million

alex hogan, ktvu . fox two news, oakland police were investigating of robbery and attempted rape in the east martin neighborhood sunday morning. a victim was walking down parker avenue when a man with a gun tackled and assaulted them. the victims screamed for help. the attacker ran away after stealing the man's cellphone. the victim's cell phone that is, police say they're looking for a man ages 30 or older. about five ft. 10 inches tall, was wearing a dark pants, red shoes, red jacket with the blue beanie at the time. if you have information, please call oakland police. earlier this morning, california state lawmakers failed to place limits on caring concealed weapons. the new measure was a reaction to the u. s. supreme court decision overturning a similar new york state law about who could obtain a concealed carry permit. it missed approval by one vote. attorney general rob bonta called the proposal a completely constitutional response that promises the safety of californians from gun violence. the au

and we really pulled the pellets into it with a 10 liter bucket hogan and only got it half full of men. if we didn't have enough pilots to fill the whole brain with the be cut from that was fascinating. of beth ish, a fascinating thing that i'll be got asked the spam well, skeleton was really huge. and the oxy shown with the skull was bigger than we are. he them shaddon will growth and we filled it with our little pellets. they knocked the hood galena, in ag feel, attend there. held stab wants to find out the circumstances under which a brain can grow in terms of evolution. it's clear that brains need a lot of energy to grow. a brain must literally be fed constantly. the evolutionary biologist is looking in reference books for possible factors that could influence the brain size of a species and correlates them. for example, what do they eat? how do they live? but also social factors such as group behavior and how they reach their young for example, animals that hibernate generally have smaller brains. and carnivores generally have larger brains than herbivores. it's been proven in man

. >> sandra: alex hogan live in kyiv as the developments continue.> john: latest outrage, a far left group bails out a repeat offender for domestic violence. now he's charged with murder of the children's mother days later. >> sandra: hard evidence schools are failing our children. reading and math test scores falling to the lowest level in decades. bill bennet will join us live next. >> the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... >> mm. >> ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big bite" day... a "perfectly delicious" day... >> mm. [ chuckles ] >> ...a "love my new teeth" day. because your clearchoice day is the day everything is back on the menu. a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free consultation. >> sandra: -- >> sandra: 4th graders, sinking five points since to 20, the lowest level in decades. >> john: math scores are down seven points since the tests began 50 years ago. >> sandra: bill, your name came up when we were having a discussion among our team about this. this is absolute devastat

foxes alex hogan is in kiev with more on the dangerous mission.r accident. the international atomic energy agency sending inspectors into a war zone for the first time, hoping to get a handle on the situation at the biggest nuclear power plant in europe. the inspection team arriving in zap arreaza on wednesday, but with the fighting still ramping up in the area, it's not clear how much access they'll have or how long it will take to examine the plant, leading to suggestions that they could be there until the end of the war. the mission will take a few days and if we are able to establish a permanent presence or a continued presence better set, then it's going to be problems. the visit comes just two days after ukraine launched a counter offensive in the south, which they say is already showing signs of progress. and russia is reportedly running short of supplies, including weapons capable drones that it purchased from iran that appear to be malfunctioning. we know of some difficulties that the russians had been having with some of these drones and

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people in the first congressional district of georgia take this moment to honor representative don hogan and his leggacy thank you, mr. speaker -- legacy. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from california, ms. porter for 2350eu6 minutes. ms. porter: mr. speaker, this month californians have faced one of the hottest and longest heat waves on record. from sacramento to san diego, families have suffered triple digit temperatures. these extreme temperatures put an enormous strain on our electrical grid. it's urgent that americans increase the energy efficiency of our homes. fortunately the inflation reduction act makes this transition easier and cheaper. thanks to this new law which i helped pass, families can get new tax credits and rebates for installing energy efficient products in their homes, including windows, water heaters, and heating and cooling systems. i recently welcomed energy secretary-general i ever granholm to visit an orange county family saving money on utilities with efficient appliances. as the climate cris

fox news alex hogan is in keeping with the latest it is extremely concerning for experts inside the zaperation nuclear power plant, europe's largest nuclear power plant that the fighting outside the facility has not ceased over the weekend . russian shelling also hit ukrainian military structures as well as residential areas early this morning in the southern city of michael, i've rockets blew up a family clinic in the center of town. that's good, gillian. this is where the pediatricians see and treat the children. they vaccinate them here and take a look at this new video in the southeastern part of the country, as one lucky driver makes a miraculous escape justice. shelling lands feet in front of the vehicle. meanwhile in the north in kharkiv, russian attacks overnight sparked this massive fire, turning part of the town to ash little remains, but in the inferno one firefighter managed to find and save a kitten. visited the town of mockery of about an hour outside of the capital. there is so much damage in the city really has struggled to keep up. i met with the regional governor who s

swiftly and if she gently internal such approaches are pillars that is a broad our international road to hogan because they deliver results from british citizens in all of our country is stand to benefit and which they expect from the united nations. before we the people that runs, it is not another thing that these are the 1st 3 words of our childhood, which, you know, you start that these words are not we, the members claims or we the delegates. we have an obligation to our people's. we owe them a global order that allows them to live in peace and also when you protect their brides is normal and opens up opportunities for educational health and development . for demo lock, such in order doesn't come about by itself or defending further developing and strengthening it. in fact, is our task as the united nations in germany extends the hand of corporation to all of you in this endeavor. thank you very much. have a nobody left man i sat said elton c at the latter. probably cassandra dela, monolithic, let us younger cover their from will let it be the for the core look a complaint and that was a

pat hogan executive hour long conversation with fox nation.e is part of it. >> when you lock at the amount of ammunition troops carrying into battle on foot helicopters, reducing weight of ammunition by 30% operational or tactical implication, frankly helping bring these guys back in one piece. >> that looks different than any cartridge some made out of steel. overwhelming made out of brass. what percentage has brass cases? >> all of it. >> okay. so brass is i think qualifies as a precious metal. >> right. >> seems scarcity of all kinds of metals and minerals. you would be dependent on brass suppliers to get military up to speed. >> fantastic point particularly when we are talking about our company on capitol hill. brass is derived from copper. as you start examining copper mines controlled by adversaries. >> such as? >> china. >> significant number of copper mines controlled by the chinese. ultimately that is a metal we rely on for the manufacture production we use with our military. >> tucker: so they solve the problem? american innovation s

let's go to alex hogan at the buckingham palace with the latest. alex.eil it is the end of an era and end of the incredible life of queen elizabeth for but also the start for a new keening and there's no marking this transition here in britain without a lot of pageantry and flair and that's exactly what we saw this morning with gun salutes taking place here in london in hyde park as well as at the tower of london, and a merle military sites arntiond the u.k. all happening as proclamation declaring king charles iii as us in monarch this morning the counsel made up of two government officials signed the official proclamation. king charles iii spoke for second time urngdz the new title mourning loss of his mother, the late queen, and giving thanks for his loving family, especially the queen consort. >> you know, this, i'm profoundly encouraged by the constant support of my beloved wife. >> as part of the official mourning process, prince phillip's coffin will be moved with the queen to lie together. procession is expected to take place through the city of l