jack biden has tried to shrug off mounting economic concerns as us price. inflation has skyrocketed to his highest point in for decades. and although the say depends on make, has ended, there were still around $60000.00 new cases reported daily in the country. as one is about 400 deaths from the virus. why? and also insisted that they would send us a military forces to defend taiwan in case of a conflict with mainland china. a statement sparked immediate condemnation from beijing. the u. s. has previously refused to answer directly about whether its troops would be involved in such a conflict. if it would occur, the white house later bank tracked on by the statement, saying washington's policy hasn't changed. well, let's cross live to edmonson. now head of the u. s. conservative group, foolish, lawfully ego. with many thanks for joining us on the program. it's nice to see. now press grades. my has says that the us would defend taiwan with military force in mainland china. says troops that what do you think about that? i mean, would that mean, excuse me, would that mean a war between th

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yesterday frankly may have been joe biden's lowest moment yet which is kind of saying a lot during a white house event on in jacki joe biden called out the deceased congressman at one point saying i guess where is jackie? and wondered where she was. where is she seated in audience, take a look. >> president biden: on think all of you here for including by partisans. senator booker, representative jackie are you here? where is jackie? i thought she was in a be here, to hate help make this a rea reality. >> sean: where is customer not funny. sadly this may have been one of joe's most disturbing moments in a single lot. remember at the time of her death, joe biden ordered flags to be at half-mast he did a heartfelt, and apparently he forgot running would been a very moving and heartfelt tribute which is what are supposed to be. in the white house they try to play defense for joe biden thath worse and here's joe biden's press secretary rambling on, and on, and on its free bad. circle the president was looking around the room for an audience member, a member of congress who passed away last month. what happened there

jaxaliv you he is like that but but still if we are strong if we continue strong that jack sally they are president bidenn more so those people who have shown themselves extremely worthy in the american administration, they will provide us with support, thank you for clarifying this international chessboard oleksandr shcherba, diplomat , extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine in austria in 2014-2021 was with us soberly talked about how the world looks at the war in ukraine, well, let's move now, medals, actually, i'll remind you that on the 30th, we hope, well, we expect that something will happen. putin will announce the results of these referendums. well, we will also understand where the situation will develop next. well, but you know. well, if the ukrainians had a desire to continue fighting, then what we have from our polls, and these are not polls, some people are forced to give some kind of answer or they are afraid to give the wrong answer. well, if that means, well, conditionally speaking, the mobilization potential of ukraine is at least not less than that of russia , even though w

jack? >> good morning to you guys, present biden found himself questioned on how many of the 74 million americans voted for trump considers extremist. he said he wasn't gearing that rhetoric to voters but republicans in congress. there is a back pet pedalled. president tweeted not every congressional republican is a maga republican. extreme set of maga republicans have chosen to take us backwards. together we can choose a different path. biden denying election results makes you an extremist. that by the way is something his own press secretary has done someone from the party opposite of her won an election. stole an e-mail, stolen drone, stolen election. almost to the world of unpresidented trump. brian kemp stole gubernatorial election. my colleague steve doocy called her out on it. >> if denying election results is extreme now. >> let's be clear. that comparison you made is ridiculous. i was talking specifically at that time with voting rights and what was in danger of voting rights. that is what i was speaking to at the time. >> white house trying hard to put trump on the ballots talking about

jack in the box. liz: president biden is calling for unity in a primetime speech. justin finch breaks down his address to the nation. >> against a backdrop of red white and blue, president joe biden sternly speaking about what he calls a battle for the soul of the nation. >> i've come to this place where it all began to speak as plainly as i can to the nation. about the threats we face. >> from independence hallthe pr. >> there is no question that the republican party is dominated and driven and intimidated by donald trump and the maga republicans and that is a threat to this country. not every republican praises their extreme ideology. >> and ideology he says would take the country backwards. >> backwards to an america where there is no right to choose come no right to privacy, no right to contraception, to marry who you love. >> his remarks come days after he accused some republicans of embracing semi fascism by following trump. house minority leader kevin mccarthy says biden should apologize for the comment and criticized his leadership. >> president biden has c

conference included in victoria nova online with washington and jack sullivan - this is the national security assistant of president bidend clearly that when how to enter into negotiations with russia and how to end this war this is ukraine's business it was absolutely clear, but i in general i would like to say that well, there is no treason in the word negotiations as such, that is, negotiations can always be conducted, the question is about negotiations, what, that is, negotiations about the surrender of our territories, well, we do not need such negotiations, it is absolutely aimed at how the russians leave ukraine. well, such negotiations are. i think that she we are ready for them today, that is, the question of what the negotiations are about. the very fact of the negotiations is not some kind of betrayal or a problem. to a certain extent, at least they improved the situation at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, and we need such negotiations to exchange our prisoners of war. thank god . in itself, it is about the fact that such golden words are being discussed at these negotiations, oleksiy well, a correspondi

jack my dog at the top. so are you following for president? joe biden has said that you way school never recognized russia's attempt to add x 4 regions of ukraine. russia is preparing a ceremony to fully clean up to 15 percent of ukrainian territory following so called referendums. after the break through the points looks at the reaction to russia's partial mobilization of reservices. i bade visit with a, with who to the point, strong opinion, clear positions, international perspectives, job referendums, annexation. so the large construction draw, vladimir putin is trying to salvage his special military operation or protest, sorry, creasing and thousands of russians are fleeing on to the point we discuss is russia finally turning to the point with alexandria is up to with water. historic monuments are in danger and residential neighborhoods are being flooded with people are afraid of the city council is trying to contain the impact of the waves. is it a hopeless fight against the effects of climate change? global $3000.00. in 60 minutes on d, w. o, how

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biden from selling it harder than anything. >> there's nothing, nothing, nothing beyond our capacity. jackill use my 30s as president to break long jams and speed breakthroughs. boston zone monica bertinelli, excuse me. my word is a biden, this cancer moon shot is one of the reasons i ran for president. >> blunders aside, this is curious given the history of the biden cancer initiative. it was founded by jill and joe biden in 2017. the bidens basically hired the obama cancer moon shot staff and paid them hundreds of thousands of dollars annually during the two years it was running. the bidens took in her than $5 million in donations and spent more than $3 million in salaries and zeroing grants. >> laura: what? >> zero on cancer research. a moon shot to nowhere. >> laura: as a cancer survivor myself, i find it surprising and typical from a family of grifters. >> would you make of this laura? >> have you talked about it with him? >> not yet. we've been too busy. but i'm sure there will be a discussion. look at all that joe has done. he has kept true to what he said he would do. so i think he

what is the focal point of the biden administration? jacke focal point in this news on the g7 meeting coming up , it may be difficult to pinpoint a focal point for the for one because they have been searching and seemingly everybody in washington has been searching for what are the further opportunities to put pressure on the russian government and limit money to the russian government? the key question from the biden administration's perspective is at least in addition to the logistics how many people can get on board. this is going to be a g7 agreement, but they can -- but can they expand on that with other european countries? the eu has issues, they have talked to india, that is a big challenge. it does not seem like they have made a ton of headway on getting formal agreements to cap prices within you. the question is, what do you do to build on a g7 agreement? that is what the biden administration was like -- would like to add to it. tom: if it is a g7 meeting and it is price caps, will the united states miss boris johnson? anna: we do h

jack keane. great to see you. let's start with the biden administration's response.sively if putin would use nuclear weapons, the fear of the world. because vladimir putin is getting more desperate and continued territory gains by ukrainian forces what do you make of the adminisadministrati response? >> putin has to know that there will be catastrophic consequences. likely we would not respond with a tactical nuclear weapons ourselves. secondly, i don't think we would send ground troops in there, either. maybe except some special operations forces to do a specific mission. but i think that's even remote. the most likely response is devastating air and missile attack on russian forces. so what would actually happen and our nato partners would likely participate. nato cannot stand a nuclear bomb going off in europe with radiation spreading and not respond to that. so it's essential that they do respond and it's essential that putin knows they are going to respond with this. so here is putin. he wants to use this bomb to end the war if he is going to use it. i think the

johnson: twitter was actually very effective when they block the new york post articles on the biden laptop. we had jack dorsey in front of the congress committee in october, 2020. senator cruz and myself asked him, we were talking about russians using the platforms to impact our elections and everybody agrees that can happen. we asked mr. dorsey, do you believe twitter could impact the election? mr. dorsey said no. we asked him, could twitter have the impact of the election? >> it's so hard that they're not impacting. mr. boland: absolutely have influence. mr. cain: absolutely. sen. johnson: there is a problem there. i appreciate you acknowledging that fact. we had 51 former intelligence officials have no idea on what basis they wrote this letter that came out immediately. it might be because the fbi had a scheme lay august of 2020 to downplay the information on the laptop. they came out and said that the laptop had all of the earmarks of a russian information operation. it seems to me that the letter was an information operation. so, we have this platform that censored that, facebook throttled it back

retired general jack keane with analysis of the situation. jacqui heinrich with the biden administration's response but we begin tonight with correspondent trey yingst from kyiv with vladimir putin's threats and allegations. good evening, trey. >> bret, good evening. the war entered a new dangerous chapter today as russian president putin annexed occupied ukrainian territory. >> under the guise of legitimacy and the kind of pageantry needed to convince people he is winning the war. vladimir putin signs decrees making four ukrainian regions part of russia. putin was joined by the four appointed leaders of the occupied areas and delivered aa pointed message to ukraine. >> i want diva listen to me. kyiv and real masses in the west. all people living in donetsk, zaporizhzhia became our citizens forever. >> speaking before the kremlin, putin accused the west of sabotaging the nord stream pipelines, and for setting a precedent of nuclear weapons use. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken quickly disputing the accusations of sabotage recommendation i have nothing but absurd accu

traffic light in tampa to smash the ground, and tonight president biden's warning oil and gas companies to to not use the storm as a way to to jacked up prices at the pump. he says the storm has had almost no impact on production and if companies do raise prices prices he will take action. > >> new video into the newsroom minutes ago, destructive whipping winds when ian made landfall at port charlotte. it is going to be a tough recovery process there, and it is really not over yet, it is moving east. east. >> this is still a classified h. classified hurricane. i just got got the 11:00 update from the hurricane center. the sustained winds inside ian r 75 miles per hour. 74 is what you need to be a hurricane. that means this thing has about an hour left. by by the next update it will likely get downgraded. just for context we will go back to noon today. when it came on shore as a category four at 150 mile-per-hour winds sustained. the progress of the storm now moving across the state. the speed with which it is moving now is nine miles per hour, it has covered a lot of ground at that speed, but it is moving sl. moving slowly. there's

biden and by the white house's own definition. that makes him an extremist. >> tucker: yeah, so much for minority ri rights and i thought you were allowed to disagree. jack hinkle, thank you. >> thank you. >> tucker: what we've been seeing is absolutely con luisively true that the fbi hid damaging intelligence on hunter and joe biden's business dealings, including information first unveiled on this show a couple years ago now. we know it for certain, that's straight ahead. ♪ >>tucker: a few weeks before the last presidential election in 2020 a man called tony bobulinski held a press conference and in the press conference he provided evidence that joe biden was directly involved in benefiting from his son's overseas influencing pedaling operation. he spoke to bobulinski for an hour on this show. he demonstrate that had joe biden stood to gain 10% of the proceeds from an emergency company. the new york post is reporting that fbi spoke to bobulinski for several hours in october after his press conference and agent called tim tim thibault was invd in this investigation. miranda, thank you for coming onto the show tonight. explain if you would the story that

jack tap ever. as russia struggles in its war on ukraine, president biden is warning vladimir putin about how the united or nuclear weapons by russia in ukraine. >> you think i would tell you if i knew exactly what it would be? of course i'm not going to tell you. it will be consequential. >> consequential. that's of talk just days ahead of the president's speech before a gathering of leaders at the united nations assembly this week. joining me from new york, u.s. ambassador to the united nations linda thomas-greenfield. madam ambassador, thank you for joining us. you heard president biden warning of a, quote, consequential response if putin uses tactical of chemical weapons in ukraine. what might a consequential response look like and have you seen any evidence that putin is considering taking such drastic action in response to russia's military setbacks? >> first, jake, thank you so much. i'm delighted to be here. the president was very clear that he's not going to define that for us in advance. but we have also been absolutely clear in our commitment to ukraine to giving them what they will need to d

jack fitzpatrick, there are the political aspects on this agreement. did president bidene this morning with his tentative agreement? jack: if the tentative agreement turns into a agreement period, that's a big win. it puts him in the uncomfortable position with unions, the risk of economic damage from the strike, less than two months before the midterms. it would have been very, very significant. rail officials have said it could be $2 billion in economic damage per day if there were a strike. an extended one would have been really bad. assuming that this does go forward and in is more than just a tentative agreement, it is a bullet dodged by the president politically. lisa: what are the details you have given us about the 24% wage increase, as well as the media pad of $11,000. we have a sense of how close we are to be enough to avert the ceasing of any activity? i think the agreement is already up. kriti: that's the fear here. we are still waiting on the full details of the fine print. $11,000 immediate payout. that seems to be new in this agreement. there is always -- t

biden are arriving in time for queen elizabeth's state funeral on monday. more than 10000 police officers are being deployed, making it the largest security operation in london's history. o corresponded jack barrick is in london, he described the emotional climate in the british capital just had a pretty interesting moment here just on the other side of the thames where the queen's body isn't a manual micron. the french president and his wife proceed just moments ago, passed by us here, coming to see the queue of people that have been lighting up across the banks of the river thames. the people that are here in the queue behind me, i've been waiting for about 8 hours. they've got about another 4 hours before they get in to go and see the coffin with queen elizabeth the seconds body obviously lying there in state. we are now expecting that authorities within a few hours or say, will start to close the end of the key because that's going to end this period where people have been able to come and pay their respects, will end at around 6 30 in the morning on monday morning, you k time, it's been a separate to the, to the death of the queen and the impending funeral. this moment of morning, th

biden. the conversation would never end. it is him like so-- corn pop, i said listen, jack, i was in-- i took his hand-- you moving to another city, come on, man, come on. listen. and world leaders weren't the only ones in attendance, no, the queen's corgis were there too. this is really sweet. yeah, they got to pay their last respects, see the queen one more time. and then i assume follow the little trail of dog treats right into the tomb. very adorable. that is how the egyptians did it. i'm assuming the english are the same. it is also like why would you bring the dogs, why are you for turing them? were the dogs sit sitting up, can we get a treat. i'll show you why there is no more treats. once the funeral was over the queen's cass kelt was driven to windsor cass toll give her one last chance to experience london traffic and everyone made it count. we are watching the royal procession of queen elizabeth's coffin. cheers going up from the crowd, a crowd that has been quiet and somber throughout most. morning. but now cheers as the queen's coffin passes by, flowers being throne from the crowd toward the queen's coffin. >> th

jack habbaniya. in new york . with midterm elections a mere nine weeks away, president biden faces a very busy travel agenda aimed to sway undecided voters. mr. biden visited the battleground states of wisconsin and pennsylvania yesterday. speaking with labor union members, he addressed what he calls the dignity of american workers. the unofficial start of formal labor. a traditionally kicks off potential crunch time, with campaign scrambling to excite voters ahead of november 8th. >> and a leadership change causing a ripple across the pond. this morning, british foreign secretary liz truss has been named england's next prime minister, the nation's third woman to hold that title. truss replaces boris johnson, who was forced to step down amid a series of scandals. the formal handover will happen later today after truss and johnson meet with queen elizabeth . i'm jackie ibanez is now back to the "ingraham angle"ye special. >> for all of your headlines, log on to fox news .com, how do you solve a problem like kamala? >> that's the focus of tonight's angle. biden's covid diagnosis, as mild as it may be , is stillg a

high, that raises the pressure on the fed to jack up interest rates so that we don't have entrenched inflation going forward. >> meanwhile, president biden keeps trying to sellcelebrate g you know, economic news. he was trying to celebrate that. today he's doing electric cars so connected to the infrastructure act but then, you know, the split scene is that on the other side, we keep having this data showing that we're still in trouble. is this what people will vote on in two months? >> this is the fascinating part of the combination of the economic data and economic moment that we're in and the political moment we're in. the inflation data is backward looking meaning people have been living with this level of inflation and yet, in spatite o that, during that same general period the president's approval ratings are ticking up and democrats on general in the generic ballot, their standing is improving slightly. so it's curious. we don't have an answer yet but it seems to the moment voters are considering other things per perhaps. they feel like they're doing everything they can on inflation and feel like they can't do more but what they c

biden should say is, i'm not even asking you to become democrats. i want you to become republicans again. you are the party of lincoln. you are the party of jack you've got to be better in your own party. that kind of conversation from joe biden i think would shock a lot of people. i think the idea that you only talk to people if you think convince them to vote for you. and if they won't vote with you, you don't care about them. that's not us. that's some new weird stuff in america. it works on twitter. it doesn't work when you're trying to run a country. >> van, stand by for me. i want to bring in jeff zeleny, who was actually at this speech. the democratic senate candidate, john fetterman, joined biden today. i want to listen to what he said. >> we make steel. in new jersey, dr. oz makes -- i'm going to make it really simple for all of you. it's a choice. it's a choice. an ally, the sacred way of life, the union way of life, or someone like dr. oz, that would take it away and try to destroy it. >> why is his appearance today so significant, jeff? >> well, brianna, it's significant because of course john fetterman suffered a stroke back right

and jack salons is known to e not just as a serious expert man. as in the past, a lot of bidend high positions in the state department, but he is known as a person who in some way represents, uh, high-ranking. uh, the russian-american communication channel represents naturally from an american country. let's listen. what warning did salaman give to the russian leadership? we have told the kremlin directly and privately at a very high level that any use of nuclear weapons would be disastrous for russia that the united states and our allies will respond strongly we are clear and specifically stated what it would entail . well, uh, i had the opportunity to check, indeed, whether there were such conversations with high-ranking russian officials, such conversations really took place and, as i understand it, there was also a serious warning. although i haven't been able to find out. what was the level of specificity? because since mr. salon presented it, but, uh, they almost gave, uh, a report to the kremlin about their upcoming american plan of military operations, which would be so

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president biden also spoke to the governor of puerto rico after hundreds of thousands of people were left without power. well, former twitter ceo jackbe deposed today in the battle between the social media giant and elon musk. tesla ceo looking to terminate his 44 billion-dollar bid to buy twitter after claiming the company misled him over the number of bot accounts. twitter has been pushing back on what musk's claims are which are, of course, breach in the agreement. they maintain that 5% of users are spam or fake accounts. musk says more like 20%. finally this is crazy, maria, battery charges after allegedly biting a man's nose after a college football game in arkansas, doug ramsey punched back windshield of car, that point outside of the vehicle before, quote, biting the owner's nose ripping the flesh off the tip. ramsey facing terrorist, threatening and battery charges. a little temper tantrum there, maria. those are your headlines. maria: that's disgusting. what could i say? all right, we are looking at china, china central bank cutting borrowing cut of 14-day reverse repos and also to try to help an economy that has been crush

jack in the box. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. president biden of his predecessor and the former president's supporters. arguing democracy is under assault and condemning political violence like the january 6th insurrection while trump considers pardoning those who stormed the capitol. >>> labor day weekend getaway. the best and worst times to hit the road and what to know if you're heading to the airport. >>> they are uvalde strong. meet the high school football team helping unite a community shattered by tragedy and the player who exemplifies its heart and soul chosen to wear number 21 to honor the 19 students and 2 teachers. this morning, they join us live before their first home game of the season. >>> micro breaks. the new research on how to prevent burnout. dr. ashton is live with how long these breaks should last and how often you should take them. ♪ i got bills ♪ >>> hack to school. >> when do you want to go back to school shopping? >> today! >> the tips and tricks to help parents shop smart. >> everything is so much more expensive right

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jack to pose themselves with the opponents. try to mutual eye's these races as much as possible. and then they're going to leave president bidenhere to make his own umbrella message himself. the way we saw him do this week, as he went after president trump. >> that makes sense. we have raphael warnock in georgia who again campaigned with the president when he was the president elect, trying to get the job for the first time. and now raphael warnock is running a race very georgia-centric. but then you have folks like john fetterman in pennsylvania, who has said that he would appear with the president, will be with him tomorrow on labor day. but john fetterman also has come out and said that he will press president biden about removing marijuana from the schedule altogether. folks, right now, marijuana, the president supports descheduling marijuana to a class too -- i'm going to press him to get rid of it altogether. is that a good place, if you will, for these candidates to be? appearing with president biden, talking about the winds but emphasizing where they disagree, and push him a little bit? >> this is what is actually need

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she explained to biden where to move , a louder scandal broke out due to the fact that the president of america during during his speech, tried. find among those present congresswoman jackiden is in the know. he was at her funeral, but it's not prevented him from asking from the stage jackie are you here. jackie i have a question members of the republican party, which owns the alursk car crash victim, are demanding a formal apology from the american president to the family. well, the white house had to explain itself again. a new abc poll shows that the vast majority of democrats don't want biden to run, but don't get too critical, he'll still beat trump by a single point. so what 's really happening. i think they really want the bidens to be replaced. they the younger generation consider him too old, they don’t understand at all how biden could run for the democratic party again, huh? where is this microphone? i don't believe joe biden won't run and now they're in a quandary because they forgot about kamal. harris they're just going to step over a black female vp, for the sake of a white guy from california good luck with this democrats, especially after everything you

there's been deep thinking within the biden administration about how to respond. we heard jack sullivan, national security adviser over the weekend, and other officials talking about this, being more specific about the private messages they say they have been delivering to moscow, that if you use these weapons, if you escalate this war, there will be catastrophic consequences for russia, for its armed forces in ukraine. not specifying what those catastrophic consequences would be. my own view is they would not probably be nuclear weapons. we would respond with devastating conventional weapons. try to keep the nuclear line as limited as possible. but devastating consequences for an army that's already on the run in ukraine. so just in some. we are in different phases of this war now. it's especially dangerous. it's one that leads, i think, sensible people to think how will this war end. what are creative ways. kennedy and the cuban missile crisis, firmness that russian missiles will not be in cuba 60 years old, and creativity about how to solve this without a nuclear confrontati

biden from selling it harder than anything, anything, anything. >> there's nothing, nothing, >> the nothing beyond our capacity building, our capacitying,. cat and jack, i should say, i'll use my authority as president to increase funding , to break logjam, break logjams and the speed breakthroughs. d i announced the new head of the national cancer institute, boston's own boston's own monica battalia, verden. excuse me, i gave you my word m as a biden, this cancer a moonshot is one of the reasons why i ran for president .i ra >> now, blunders aside, thiss is is very curious, givenn th the history of the biden cancer initiative. now, this was founde bd by jill and joe biden in 2017. 2017. the biden's basically hired the obama cancer moonshot staff and pharma lobbyists and paid sf them hundreds of thousands of iddollars annually.ng the during the two years it was running, the bidens took in nearly five million dollars in donations, according to the new york post.er they spent more than three million on salaries and zero on grants, zero toward cancer research. >> this was a moon shot toancerh nowhere, laura . well, as someonea moon sho who e a cancer th

jack royston thank you for being here and giving us your insight. thank you. griff: president bidenonfirming he will attend the queen's funeral which we know will be monday the 19th. biden stepping up, his campaigning at the same time for the midterms here at home. lucas thomaston live from the white house for the latest. >> president biden following protocol waiting for the official announcement in the official invitation coming from buckingham palace, not clear if that arrived at the white house. before that president biden before leaving ohio says he will attend the service and funeral at westminster abbey. >> are you going to the queen's funeral? >> yes i don't know the details yet but i will be going. >> have you spoken to the king? >> no i have not spoken to him. i did not call him yet thank you. >> the president was in ohio columbus for the new tell computer chip factory after skipping a previous trip he made to ohio tim ryan was on him. a democrat running for the seat about when republicans senator rob portman donald trump won in 2016 and 2020, ryan said the oldest president

biden a better president. yeah, think of how hard he must be working to keep americans safe knowing that osama bin laden is still out there somewhere. where is he, where is he, jackre is he? and finally, let's talk about air travel. the number of people flying is nearly back to prepandemic levels. and if you are one of those people about to take a flight for the first time in a few years, here say reminder that mile experience some weird shit in the air. >> a new video is showing a moment that left passengers on an american airlines flight confused on their way to dallas from lax when strange noises started coming from the plane's public announcement system, take a listen. the video has since gone viral and gotten the attention of american airlines. some people have floated around the idea that the pa system was hacked. the company says the cause was a lot less since ter blaming it on a malfunctioning system. >> trevor: hell no. what the hell was that you hear that-- arrr. i don't even know how to describe those sounds. it sounds like chewbacca getting a hand job or something. what was that. and how is this guy so calm. he is just like, yeah, you hear those. yof

biden abandoned texas. he has abandoned communities along the border and it's very frustrating because all of this can be prevented. newly obtained court records show former twitter ceo jackit elon musk to the company's board text message exchange coming one year before musk takeover bid for the platform. these new revelations come as musk's company tesla set to uni have a human mid to robots at the company's annual ai day celebration and congratulations fox business host larry kudlow crushing the competition on tv and earning "the national reviews" william f. buckley prize for leadership and political thoughts. >> in the midst today of a very fierce battle between the progressives or the socialists who want to tear apart our history. we are fighting a different war it is the same totalitarian evil that is trying to take down america. and we must not let it. >> carley: larry kudlow receiving the award at the ronald reagan presidential library last night in southern california. he crites women buckley as a huge influence in his life. a well deserved honored. congratulations, mr. larry kudlow. >> brian: yeah, number one in fox business. things are going good for him what an

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jack sallion. let me be clear if this happens and obviously it hasn't been decided yet. but if it will happen, the united states will never recognize russia's claims to any annexed parts of ukraine joe bidenntends today from the rostrum of the general assembly. the un calls on the world community to resist russia's special military operation in ukraine, and this is how jack salima , the national security adviser to the president of the united states , announced his speech continue to resist the undisguised aggression that we have been observing over the past few months in ukraine, after such news, they began to threaten our country again in social networks, they write that hummers rockets are waiting for the coordinates of polling stations, and they promise to put an end to the russian issue in ukrainian politics. fake referendums will not change anything ukraine has every right to liberate its territories and will continue to do so. do you really want to spend the time it takes to escape to a new show. try will be interesting, naive blackmail by threats and horror stories of referendums. ukraine will solve the russian question, the threat can be eliminated only by force, as soon as futur

biden and former president obama. those two teenagers sent a series of tweets and scam twitter users out of more than $100,000 in bitcoin. in response, the ceo of twitter jack dorsey turned to a trusted name in the world cybersecurity to lead an overhaul of twitter's security practices. and for more than a year, that is what this individual tried to do, until he was terminated by twitter and their new ceo this past january. last month, this individual released a whistleblower disclosure detailing a number of alarming allegations about twitter's security practices. without objection, his disclosure will be entered into the record. that whistleblower's name is here. thank you for joining us. you are here pursuant to a subpoena, not because you are opposed to appearing before the committee, but so the public can hear the details of your disclosure. you have alleged a number of security flaws and weaknesses within twitter, flaws that may pose a direct threat to the safety and privacy of twitters users, as well as america's national security. the story began in 2011 when the ftc, the federal trade commission concluded that twitter was playing fast and loose with

bidens are doing. they spend money like drunken sailors. they expect the fed to control inflation. the ted doesn't have much of a choice but to jackee with you. it's going to send us deeper into a recession and it's going to request a lasting one. i think it will last longer than they had they expect. i don't think soft and landing can be used in the same sense sense. i think the recession is going to be deep. dagen: right. the covid lockdown did not require a response in the trillions. i mean, by the fed. a $9 trillion balance sheet blowout. it didn't require the fed -- what was transitory was the lockdown. and -- >> right. dagen: they created another housing bubble and a bubble in assets here, there and everywhere and they don't have the guts to take the money away and allow speculators to suffer the pain. bryce, kenny -- go ahead, kenny, final word. >> they should have taken it away a long time ago and now they put us in a position where everyone is crying, they're going to throw a temper tantrum. 7% for 30 year money if you have a 720 credit score, that's up 140% since january and it's only going higher. dagen: right. so a bub

biden says it increases spending on green energy and related technologies , and it has corporations paying more in taxes while also reducing the cost of prescription drugs. the congressional budget office for jack's a 300 plus billion dollar net savings over nine years, however, some economists and such measures could hurt the economy. changes in medicare and um the but and taxation are small contributions to that overall effort. mary liccardo said he is trip to the white house had two purposes. he also spent time lobbying federal officials for more money for the bard extension through downtown san jose. the mosquito fire burning in plaster and eldorado county's has now burned more than 78 square miles and is just 25% contained. that's after strong winds fanned the flames near the town of forrest hill yesterday afternoon. the overhead view that we're showing you here shows flames burning some buildings, several cars and trucks. that's right across the street from forest ville forrest hill high school, new evacuation orders are in place, but firefighting officials say so far they have managed to keep the flames from spreading into the more populated areas. it's a very large, complex and very tough

jack daniels company liable. it doesn't make sense. that's just too usual with what's going on today in this country. particularly with this administration. mr. smith, president bidenaid gun manufacturers are completely immune to repercussions when it kind? is this a correct statement? >> congressman, i'm curious, he directed that at me, chris caloy? >> yes, you can take the question. >> yes, sir, we are not immune from prosecution. if we make a defective product, you know, certainly we are subject to normal product liability, like everyone else. the protection of lawful commerce and arms act, which is typically what we're talking about here, it really qualifies existing common law. you know, in the average time, the crime that the atf has recently reported, it's over seven years from one of firearm's first legally sold. on average, if that gun is uncovered in a crime and used in a crime, seven years time to crime. again, to try to hold a firearms manufacture liable for that crime without criminal activity, it just does not make sense. it does not comport with our jurisprudence in this country. i respectfully would suggest that that's not the right way to approach