hi, greg. >> hi, jacqui.tteried kyiv as yes, there's more attacks by russia and the power situation here becomes dire. u.k. prime minister, the latest high profile visitor in kyiv promising more british military aid to beef up anti-missile and air defenses. this after a punishing week of russians attacks here closer to the breaking point. take a look at what we're seeing and hearing. >> president zelenskyy on a frigid saturday afternoon in kyiv with u.k. prime minister sunak. honoring those who lost their lives as this increasingly cold and bitter and finding war with russia continues. russia strikes continue against ukraine's power grid, millions without electricity and heat this week. civilian infrastructure hit by moscow's missiles and drones, amid russian defeat on the battlefield. most of the private utility has been damaged as well as many transmission lines and workers raced to repair. and the day we interviewed the ceo, we ended up in a bomb shelter amid air raid alerts. >> we have no choice, but to d

jacqui fosters for north yorkshire county council. gets £195 a week to cover costs. for 11 to 15—year—olds, it's £242. it's to cover food, possibly school meals, clothing, transport to school or family visits, toiletries, pocket money, days out, internet, perhaps a mobile phone. it's also for activities like swimming, football or gymnastics, which jacqui says are vital. these children often have very low self—esteem. they suffer from anxiety. they need these things probably more than your own children do, because they need outlets that are creative, something that they can find that they're good at. but if you're not in that situation where you have additional income from whatever, those things are just going to have to stop. so the children suffer? so the children suffer, yeah. the government says no foster carer should be out of pocket because of the support they provide, but told us that fostering service providers are responsible for setting their own payment structures, using the national minimum allowance. north yorkshire county

meantime, let's go to jacqui heinrich. the president will be in albuquerque, new mexico, which is about 268 miles from the border, by the way. although we're told that that issue might not come up at all. maybe you can help us out with this, jacqui. >> well, neil, the folks the president speech is supposed to be about affordable education and student debt relief. if republicans are in charge, they will rob their opportunity to get relief. remember, this student loan cancellation program of the president is still caught up in litigation. republican states arguing that he can't claim the pandemic as an execution to cancel student debt if he argued in court elsewhere as the administration has that the pandemic is over such as as the southern border to left title 42. it's 268 miles from where we are right now. biden does not plan to make any mention of the border. he's largely avoiding it. that's where the republican hoping to unseat this state's democratic governor, grisham, is zooming in. >> that support from glenn youngkin

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jacqui heinrich in indonesia. let's bring in mike gallagher, u.s.in iraq and served on the arm services committee. what is your action from what we heard and didn't hear from the president about this meeting? >> well, i think it's a big missed opportunity to press xi publicly on his intentions with respect to taiwan as well as get them to commit to full transparency when it comes to a coronavirus origins investigation that still needs to happen. so that we can prevent future pandemic. i can't help but think the biden administration remains committed to this approach of on the one hand, we can cooperate with the chinese communist party when it comes to climate change, stability on the peninsula, but on the other hand we'll compete aggressively. you can't segment off different parts of our relationship like that. it lulls us in to a false sense of security particularly at a moments when xi jinping is preparing his populous for war. if you read anything he said in present weeks as he secured a third term, i feel that a confrontation with taiwan is like

jacqui heinrich is in indonesia. first to jonathan hunt live in nevada where the senate race has been called. jonathan >> jonathan: good morning, shannon, senator catherine cortez-masto tweeted, thank you, nevada just minutes after clark county officials dropped the last batch of ballot numbers, despite election night lead, it had been clear momentum was swinging away from challenger adam laxalt as votes from democrat-heavy clark county piled up, far out numbering those from nevada's red rural counties. no indication yet there will be a legal challenge despite the fact former president trump claimed post-election day that clark county system is corrupt. election officials dismiss that size outrageous and uninformed and noted they heard the same thing from mr. trump two years ago. along with senator mark kelly's victory in arizona, this nevada win gives democrats control of the u.s. senate, regardless of the outcome of georgia's runoff election in december. on the brighter side for know ares, they did pick up nevada's

jacqui heinrich is live in albuquerque. hi, jacqui. >> hi, martha.oping to unseat michelle grisham is alleging that she's corrupt and showing texts that she got a heads up about questions and topics that she would face in a 2018 debate. she's been responsive to fox throughout this campaign up till now. when this allegation came out, she's not responded to us. she will appear with president biden a short while from now. grisham's race is almost neck and neck but not as closely watched. because of that, the white house has been holding up this trip as an example that biden is not just stumping in democratic strong holds. he's skipping arizona and nevada where close senate races could determine the balance of power and talk student loan forgiveness. he's not expected to address the southern border. and ronchetti is seizing on that. >> we have a border situation that continues to pump fentanyl in the state of mexico and not only that, we're a sanctuary state. >> biden's absence in states where congressional races are close is seen as a limit to his abili

jacqui heinrich has more from indonesia. jacqui? >> hi, charles. president did not say but he likely did not repeat any of his past warnings that the u.s. would intervene if the china did invade taiwan. in the past when biden made statements like that, the chinese have given a fiery response, a not so veiled threat like in july when they said those that play with fire will perish by it. we're not seeing anything like that this time. each side is actually called the three-hour meeting candidate and constructive if perhaps not productive. china seems not to have budged in their attempts to reunify with taiwan and never ruled out use of force. the foreign ministry spokesperson said the bedrock of the political foundation and the first redline that must not be cro taiwan independence are irreconcilable as fire and we're. president biden thinks a taiwan grab is not on the grab at any time soon. >> i don't think there's an attempt for china to invade taiwan. made it clear that our policy has not changed at all. it's the same exact position we've had. >>

while we talk, jacqui china continues unacceptable behavior. we do not impose costs that could push china in a better direction. jackie: i will add to that the president is doubling down on his green agenda. worry about climate change and putting resources towards this. one of the main points i bring up when we have the conversation, we can do so many things, spend all the money we have on climate change, if china continues to pole lieutenant, india continues to pollute there is no accountability globally we have a huge issue. >> yes. we have to remember the paris accord in 2015 insenttives for china to pollute more until 2030. the accord is destructive what we're trying to accomplish. and you know, i think that president biden, as you say, you know we can meet all our targets as biden said today. it is not going to make any difference. we've got one atmosphere, china is polluting it. they're pollute iting it more and more at each moment. jackie: when you deal with a leader like xi xinping you have red lines. i don't think they sudden be negoti

jacqui, this came down to the last moment.'t think every democrat is on board to with this. >> they are not. there might be avenues around that, guys. speaker pelosi says she has got the votes in the house two. bills on the floor this morning. the first being the tentative agreement from september that some of the unions already voted down. and the second being another bill that will resolve some of their imreef advances and add some sick time. it's unclear whether there are enough republicans to pass this bill. they might have to overcome progressives who have vowed to tank this; however, chuck schumer said that he and mitch mcconnell are aligned on this. they expect strong bipartisan support and the president sounds pretty hopeful it's going to happen. >> congress, i think, has to act to prevent it. it's not an easy call. but i think we have to do it. the economy is at risk. >> mr. president, you are confident you can avoid a rail strike? >> the president's call for congress to act is already facing blowback from unions. som

neil: that is a very tactful answer, jacqui. thank you very much. jacqui heinrich. that is odd. pretty close to the border, when you consider everything else going on in this country. so we'll see. bryan llenas continuing excellent reporting out of the keystone state. bryan, this is the first time i think we're getting surveys take into their entirety the postdebate reaction that fetterman had with dr. oz. what are we learning from that? reporter: yeah, neil, good afternoon. there have been three polls before ours that show that there was virtually no change after that one and only debate. this new "fox news poll" that has 1000 registered pennsylvania voters, shows the exact same thing, this race continues to be tight. it is virtually unchanged after the debate last week. fox news has democrat lieutenant governor john fetterman ahead of republican dr. mehmet oz by just three points. they're about even. this is all within the margin of error. fetterman's lead is significantly lower than his 11 point lead back in july. 8% of voters which is interesting remain undecided. 351% of vo

white house jacqui heinrich is in bali, indonesia where it is tuesday morning.od evening to you, bret back in washington, at today's news conference, president biden was asked point blank if he issued any warnings to chinese president xi jinping about how the u.s. would respond if china invades taiwan. biden didn't answer but seemed to conclude it's not something that merits concern in the near term. >> if past is prologue, it would seem president biden did not repeat his prior warnings to chinese president xi jinping the u.s. military would come to taiwan's defense in the event of a chinese invasion today nod fiery threats that have followed biden's past comments and both sides value. >> i am convince that he had understood exactly what i'm saying. i asked that secretary blink travel to china to follow up on our discussions. >> it's unclear why this was biden's take away about xi's plan. >> and i do not think there's any imminent attempt on the part of china to invade taiwan. >> if you read anything he said particularly as he secured a third term i fear that co

how serious is the white house taking the protests, jacqui? >> sandra, china experts say the widespread protests are a threat to president xi jinping's rule, prompting concerns he could call for or carry out a bloody, brutal crackdown like 1989 tiananmen square. if it happens, it would force president biden to put democracy at the front of his policy, and it could fray relations between the u.s. and china, undermining the strategic interests in maintaining that relationship. china hawks are saying now is the time for the white house to take a harder line against this. >> this is not just some protest on a college campus in america or european capital. these chinese are protesting the world's most powerful, dangerous, total tar yan government. >> these people want to be the most powerful in the world. if they do it to their own people, what would they do to you? >> the white house is defending the response, unnamed officials said a stronger u.s. response could lead the chinese government to turn the focus on the united states and allege foreign

david: jacqui, thank you very much. jacqui heinrich.ister of national defense, eu member of parliament. great to see you, thanks for being here. first of all our condolences, the polish people have done so much to help out in an awful situation after the invasion and now this. it doesn't matter who the missile came from in terms of our condolences to you for the suffering that you guys have done, have had to deal with but it does appear now that it was ukrainian missile and that would take article v off of the table, correct? >> correct. and, you know the fact that we base our policy on facts rather than on fake news is cheering actually. our intelligence services are doing their job and clearly neither nato or russia wants to get into a direct confrontation. particularly based on erroneous information. so we are somewhat relieved, aggrieved but rather this is an incident rather than a direct act of war. i agree with the secretary-general ultimate responsibility of is on russia because russia launched a barrage of missiles against ukrai

heinrich in bali, jacqui, thank you.e are holding a news conference after four university of idaho students were found dead in off campus home. grizzly murder. let's listen in. >> agencies involved in this task force include the county sheriff's office, the state police, and the federal bureau of investigation. as we continue our investigation, we have learned that ethan and it vanna were at a party in campus on madison and bailey were at a downtown bar. they arrived home sometime after 1:450. if anyone in our community or across our nation has any information about these times or the victims' whereabouts, please call our tip line at 208- 208-883-7180. the facts of the case that we know right now, we know these homicides occurred in the early morning hours of sunday, november 13th. around noon officers received call of unconscious person. officers discovered the bodies of ethan chappen, madison logan, and kailey inside the residence on king road. the four were stabbed with a knife but no weapon has been located at this t

eric: right jacqui life for us thank you. >> i know xi jinping i spent more time than any other world leader. was very little misunderstanding with that affair with the red lines are in the most important thing to each of us over the next two years. >> present biden cambodia yesterday and his relationship president biden says he wants to establish redlines on hot button issues since president biden was elected former associate white house counsel tube president george w. bush and founder of the national security institute prospective the present had to say pretty that is familiar with president xi and they have very little misunderstanding. so if that is the foundation of this foreign affair, what does that pretend for the biden president sheet relationship? how about unfold? >> think the president is hopeful the chinese in the united states will cooperate on climate change and the like. think that's going to be hard given that china's building half the coal plants already. but the president is optimistic about that for the same can the president's clear either differences between us

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. it's clear the president believes the midterm take away is americans support his agenda, even if voters end up stripping democrats' control of congress. he is doubling down on his approach to policy, despite being confronted with the facts that 75% of americans believe the country is on the wrong track. he was asked what he would change over the next two years. listen. >> nothing. because there they are just finding out what we're doing. the more they know what we are doing the more support there is. i'm confident these policies are working and we are on the right path and we need stick with them. >> biden says polls don't factor into his decision to run for re-election and he will make that decision early next year but he dodged when he was asked if he would rather face florida president trump or florida governor ron desantis in 2024. he hypotheticalled at an effort to keep trump holding office again through the constitution. >> well, um, we just have to demonstrate that he will not

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, jacqui. >> hello, bret. we just got a readout from president biden's call 'polish president duda. expressing full u.s. support for poland's investigation and reaffirming the u.s. commitment to nato. the statement notably did not ascribe any blame. rioters is now reporting that nato allies or nato ambassadors, rather, are being summoned for a meeting with poland ringing the alarm on article 4 as greg mentioned when a member state feels threatened by another country or terrorist organization. we are awaiting details on what exactly that means for the u.s. >> the potential seriousness of a russian missile strike on poland and what it would mean for the united states causing biden administration officials to use extreme caution before making statements. president biden has been clear in the past about how the u.s. would respond to an attack on a nato ally. the white house now taking great pains to be certain of whether this incident could trigger article 5. as president biden said in warsaw back in march. we hav

. >> steve: jacqui heinrich is live outside the white house on this tuesday.cqui, i thought he was personally involved, not personally involved, and now he is saying hey, congress, why don't you get personally involved? what's going on? >> yeah, there has been a bit of a back and forth between the white house and the president over how directly he has been involved in these negotiations. we know that the department of labor, department of transportation is very involved. but, a little bit unclear what the president's role here is. however, this all is now happening with a big urgency just a day after congressional leaders said that intervention from the hill would really be a last resort. that's what the president is calling for to avrt this nationwide shut down that could shut down much of the economy. the strike could shut down much of the economy right before christmas. if it happens. that would be catastrophic for inflation, which the president has been talking about today in michigan. so before his trip he released a statement last night. as a proud, prol

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening to you bret.n a radio interview a short while ago saying republicans on the ballot are, quote, a different breed of cat. pointing to 300 who he called election deniers and warning that they may not accept today's results. >> despite a hopeful closing midterm message -- >> and i want you to know we'll meet this moment. >> the president admits there's a real risk democrats will lose control of the house. >> i think it's going to be tough i think we can. i think we will win the house and the house is tougher. >> biden's strategy to pull democrats over the finish line paint an alarming picture of a g.o.p. controlled congress. >> ke democracy on the ballot. political intimidation on the rise all across america. you remember january 6th. the angry mob that stormed the u.s. capitol. attacked law enforcement hunted down officials. recollected gallows to hang vice president pence. >> a shift away what biden hopes to get done in second half of the term in legislative reach in question. >> why not just tell

jacqui, thank you very much. jacqui heinrich at the white house. aishah hasnie following meanwhile among the closely and most closely watched senate race in the country. certainly is a jump ball between this one and the race in pennsylvania. talking about in george where herschel walker is in the fight of his life right now, dead-even money with rafael warnock. get the latest from with aishah hasnie in johns creek, georgia. ashiah? reporter: neil we're actually in macon, georgia now where the warnock camp is about to put an event behind me in the local tavern. it is interesting to watch the two camps, their strategies, both leaning heavily on big names in these final moments to get out the vote. for example, we saw yesterday director spike lee was on the campaign trail for rafael warnock in savannah yesterday, although warnock hasn't had a big political heavyweight campaign with him in about 10 days. that is a very long time. meantime former ambassador nikki haley was stumping for republican herschel walker in hiram yesterday, where she told suppor

hey, jacqui.eporter: cheryl, chinese experts say these widespread protests are a real threat to president xi xinping's resume. causing concern heco call for or carry out a brutal bloody crackdown like 1989's tianamen square. that could put president biden to force democracy at the heart of his foreign policy as he promised to do that. that would further fray relations between the u.s. and china, undermining our strategic interests in preserving that relationship. china hawks are saying that the white house needs to take a harder line right now. >> not just some protest on a college campus in america or european capital. these chinese are protesting the world's most powerful, dangerous, tech know totalitarian government. >> the these people want to be most powerful country in the world. if they do that to their own people, what will they do to you. >> reporter: the white house is defending the their response. they told "politico" that the could turn focus on the u.s., alleged foreign interference i

good evening, jacqui. [cheers] >> good evening, bret. president biden is making his final midterm push in safe democratic territory after rallying his base in a pair of virtual dnc receptions. conveying optimism about democrats' chances but warning as he has before that fundamental rights and freedoms are in jeopardy if maga republicans win. >> the final midterm message from the white house returns to top voter issues. >> independent economists are warning that republicans in congress want to worsen inflation. >> but only after the president, his democratic predecessor and democratic surrogate spent the weekend barn storming the country with fire and brimstone warning about what is at stake. president obama in arizona. >> if you have election deniers serving then democracy as we know it may not survive in arizona. >> and in pennsylvania. >> this is not an abstraction. governments start telling you what books you can read and which ones you can't. dissidence start getting locked up. reporters start getting locked up. >> house majority whi

jacqui heinrich from the white house thank you for that live report. president biden says it is on congress to stop a rail strike. republican senator bill hagerty is here. senator, i want to ask you if would support legislation to stop a strike? i will add to that i thought the president was directly involved in this? the white house led us to believe he had a voice in all of this. he is caught on a mic saying he has not gotten directly involved. now calling on congress to fix the mess. reaction to all of this? >> cheryl, it is particularly rich to see president biden take a victory lap back in september. he claimed he resolved the question. it was a political manuever to pass the midterm elections. since we're passed the midterms is falling apart. senators wicker, burr put a resolution back in sent that would have addressed this. bernie sanders blocked that. the white house decided to declare victory. indeed it was a false victory. again politically oriented, now dumping it back at the feet of congress. we're looking now potentially two billion dollar

jacqui fosters for north yorkshire county council.meals, clothing, transport to school orfamily visits, toiletries, pocket money, days out, internet, perhaps a mobile phone. it's also for activities like swimming, football or gymnastics, which jacqui says are vital. these children often have very low self—esteem. they suffer from anxiety. they need these things probably more than your own children do, because they need outlets that are creative, something that they can find that they're good at. but if you're not in that situation where you have additional income from whatever, those things are just going to have to stop. so the children suffer? so the children suffer, yeah. the government says no foster carer should be out of pocket because of the support they provide, but told us that fostering service providers are responsible for setting their own payment structures, using the national minimum allowance. north yorkshire county council told us that in october, it took the unusual decision of increasing fostering payments for the se

jacqui smith, 15 years ago you were appointed as britain's first woman home secretary.s the toughest thing about job? well, it doesn't that long ago for a start, in ways it feels like yesterday, i think the toughest thing is that you suddenly that you are responsible for the security of , the country, our borders against counter—terrorism for communities, against crime , that communities, against crime, that feels like a great weight actually on your shoulders. but ihave actually on your shoulders. but i have to say, it's also a massive honour and for the two years i did it, saying i enjoyed it would probably be going too far. but i'm proud that i got the opportunity to do it. and you mentioned securing our borders. they seem remotely secure at the moment. we didn't have very small boats , have very small boats, crossings, crisis until fairly recently was going wrong in your view why can't we control our borders ? i mean to be fair, we borders? i mean to be fair, we did , of course, have a problem did, of course, have a problem with people onto lorries and coming into t

jacqui smith, 15 years ago you were appointed as britain's first woman home secretary.s the toughest thing about job? well, it doesn't that long ago for a start, in ways it feels like yesterday, i think the toughest thing is that you suddenly that you are responsible for the security of , the country, our borders against counter—terrorism for communities, against crime , that communities, against crime, that feels like a great weight actually on your shoulders. but ihave actually on your shoulders. but i have to say, it's also a massive honour and for the two years i did it, saying i enjoyed it would probably be going too far. but i'm proud that i got the opportunity to do it. and you mentioned securing our borders. they seem remotely secure at the moment. we didn't have very small boats , have very small boats, crossings, crisis until fairly recently was going wrong in your view why can't we control our borders ? i mean to be fair, we borders? i mean to be fair, we did , of course, have a problem did, of course, have a problem with people onto lorries and coming into t

jacqui heinrich is travelling with the president, she is live in bali. what are the big take-aways from the meeting. >> the president was asked point blank if he had issued any warns to the chinese president about how the u.s. would respond if china invaded taiwan. he did not answer the question, but seemed to conclude that that is not something we need to be concerned about in the near term. >> i do not think there's any imminent attempt to invade taiwan and i made it clear our policy has not changed at all. it's the same exact position we have had. >> tweets from the chinese side after the press conference would indicate that things stand exactly where they did before the leaders met face-to-face. each side warning the other not to take a step too far. the chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said the taiwan question is the very core of china's core interests. the bedrock of the political foundation of the relations, and the first red line must not be crossed and taiwan independence are not reconcileable. we can surmise biden did not make any warnings

fox news jacqui heinrich live in albuquerque with more. great to see you. you too, liz. the president wrapped up his speech here which really focused on canceling student debt as part of a push to get younger voters to the polls and also warning that if republicans are in charge they will rob tens of millions of their opportunity to get relief that is the administration take on this. biden's student loan cancellation program is tied up in the courts. republican states are arguing you can't use the pandemic as an excuse to cancel student debt under the heroes act because the administration argued elsewhere that the pandemic is over, for instance at the border to lift title 42. the border by the way is just a few hours away from here but biden does not plan to make any mention of it. that is where the republican hoping to unseat the state's democrat governor, michelle lujan grisham is zeroing in. >> we've had support from glenn youngkin and we've had support from people across, democratic sheriffs in the state of new mexico. people in the state of new mexico

. >> john: jacqui heinrich has the latest on the north lawn. do chuck schumer and nancy pelosi have the votes to pass the rail deal? >> john, speaker pelosi has the votes in the house and tomorrow she's going to put on the floor the tentative agreement some of the unions voted down. it's unclear whether there are ten republicans in the senate will to sign on to this. schumer says he and mcconnell are aligned on the issue, the specific deadline of december 8th, a lot of the suppliers think there might be a shut down and will not send their goods on to rails. the president's call for congress to act could face some blowback from union. his biggest supporters for undercutting their bargaining leverage. it koments as the administration is heavily involved in brokering the talks. they are working overtime on this, i'm told, and industry leaders pushing strongly for the president to step in more like he did back in september, negotiations are deadlocked. it appeared a bit of a moot point right now, only congress has the authority under the railway la

jacqui bonnie is his life with more on that.ening. >> good evening, trace, this was a man that was pushing for an overhaul of the criminal code they are in washington, d.c. so many questions surrounding his death, and they say calvin blough was driving home from his security job when a car crashed while trying to pass him got out of his vehicle and was shot and killed, this all happening before the d.c. council overhaul to the criminal code for the first time in 100 years. ironically in an effort to modernize the code, he was among those who testified before the council. now hours after his death, the city council of washington, d.c., voted to overhaul the criminal code in the district that has one of the highest crime rates as we have been saying in the country. the overhaul man dictates -- mandates sentences have meaning a lot less jail time except for a first-degree murder and eliminates penalties for public,, something d.c.'s progressive mayor muriel bauer has expressed reservations over, but even if she vetoes the bill, it

jackie: thank you, jacqui heinrich.have house foreign affairs committee ranking member, congressman michael mccaul. kong -- congressman great to have you with us tonight. we're watching china closely. all eyes on the protests erupting this is a very brutal covid policy, brutal kind of a lockdown. appears that the people in china are not only fed up with that but also with a little bit of the rest of what's been going on there. your thoughts how this is going to play out and if you think it's a threat to xi xinping's power? >> yeah. i think it does threaten chairman xi's power. he went before his congress and became the imperial president but in some respects the emperor has no clothes here. we're seeing he doesn't have a tight grip on his people like he talks about. the fact is the lockdowns are not working and it is irritating his own people. he is cracking down on his own people. and also when i talked to health experts i think they will go into another covid threat because their vaccine doesn't work. they don't have

jacqui heinrich is live on the ground in bali, indonesia traveling with the president where the g-20ng. any response from white house yet on these reports? >> not directly from the president or his direct spokespeople, sandra. the president has said many times that the u.s. will defend every inch of nato territory with the full force of american hower and the u.s. and nato allies will meet article 5 commitments, which say that an attack on one is an attack on all. the first comment from inside the biden administration is coming from the national security council spokesperson. adrian watson tweeted we're seeing these reports out of poland and working with the polish government to gather more information. we cannot confirm the reports or any of the details at this time. we'll determine what happened and what the appropriate next steps will be. the pentagon is also not confirming at this time. but looking into these reports. >> right now we are aware of the press reporting on this. we have no information at this time to corroborate those reports. again, we're taking them seriously and l

. >> ainsley: next guest jacqui rosario reelected into the indian river county school board and cindycounty school board. good morning, ladies. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> ainsley: jacqui, i will start with you because i know you represent the vero beach area. how is your family? did you evacuate. >> we are good. everything is good. a lot of rain and wind but all is well. >> ainsley: how are you feeling this morning now that you know you are reelected? >> it's exciting. i'm happy. i'm elated. i'm glad it's over. it's been long run. everybody campaigning since january. and i have hit some obstacles along the way. some naysayers that just want to lie and twist any kind of narrative just so that they can, you know, be the will to the issues at hand. i'm glad we have prevailed. we won the race. governor desantis' education plan aligns with the work that i had been doing all along on the school board. so it makes sense to endorse me and i'm grateful for his endorsement. i'm just happy thatwe won. >> ainsley: cindy, i know you are a grandmother. you already raised your children but

jacqui heinrich with the president in new mexico, thanks.an judge says he will appoint independent monitor for former president trump's real estate empire that would restrict his company's ability to freely make deals, sell assets and change its corporate structure. the judge is presiding over a lawsuit in which new york attorney general letitia james alleges the former president and the company routinely mislead banks and others about the value of prized assets including gulf coasts and hotels bearing his name. the husband of house speak nancy pelosi is out of the hospital tonight. paul pelosi was attacked by intruder at the couple's san francisco home last week. he underwent surgery for a fractured skull. the suspect is a canadian man who was in the u.s. illegally. david depape is charged with attempted murder, burglary and several other crimes. his lawyer has entered a plea of not guilty. up next, he was governor more than a decade ago here in florida when he was a republican. now he wants the job again as a democrat, we will talk with de

jackie: jacqui heinrich, thank you so much. let's bring in former u.s.mander kirk lipphold. it's great to be with you this afternoon. your reaction to the meeting and some of the takeaways some of the things that were said and some of the things that were not said. >> hi, jackie. well, when you look at the meeting itself at the g 20 number one i think president biden and president xi would both attempt not to say or do anything that is going to cause everyone else to have to react. clearly, the relationship between our two nations is very tense right now. president xi has been absolutely unwavering in his stance regarding what chinese a is going to pursue with respect to a reunification with taiwan, plus we have to remember, their projection of power into the south china sea has gone unabated and the united states and other nations in the region have essentially done nothing even though its been in violation of international law, so we're the ones that have compromised and have continued to give in, and nothing really changed today in president biden 's

we want to go to jacqui heinrich at the white house where the president is set to speak. originally this wasn't supposed to happen. he wasn't going to address anyone on this. something happened with those results, right? >> it certainly did. we're glad to have the opportunity to ask some questions. the big take-away here at the white house is that officials think that democrats ran on the president's message, on his agenda, not away from it. and that the president spoke to issues that are most important to the american people, including abortion and including clean energy and that it had some success. now, it's fair to question that if only a little bit given the president was a bit of an unwelcomed visitor. his approval numbers have been difficult and also, you know, the strategy in the end was effectively putting trump on the ballot once again. this is a strategy that democrats had worked before and could work again. it did by a lot of measures. granted we don't know how many races will shake out. it was not the bloodbath that people had been predicting as far as democr

yes and is over there with jacqui. she is over there with jacqui.odness me want us led you to this whole idea what we've been professional now for over 15 years with extremist training limited we in training and deploying police dogs and military dogs we got in contact with another in the uk that suppued with another in the uk that supplied dogs to south africa to help protect wildlife and we help protect wildlife and we help train and deploy a couple of dogs through them and about 2017 they decided to stop supplying dogs through their organisation and that's when me and jacqui came together and decided we continue the work that we were doing because. it's absolutely fantastic these absolutely fantastic what these can ground and can achieve on the ground and that's decided up that's why we decided set up dogs wildlife. fantastic so dogs for wildlife. fantastic so what do ? well, nkosi what can they do? well, nkosi and tula here will be to track human scent large and long distances. so will, if you, for example, left this now and walked through the s

jacqui heinrich is asking -- >> i'm not going to lay out what his day will specifically look like onednesday but he is going to address the american people and that matters. he's going to be clear about what's on his mind and i'm just not going to get ahead of it from here. >> the president's own warning that democracy is on the ballot, plus this potential for unrest make it that much more important that the president avail himself to the free and open press that he has lauded. >> the president has been very clear when it comes to democracy. you've heard him talk about democracy over and over again. he talked about it last week and how important it is for the american people as they are thinking about the choice in front of them, what's at stake. he's been really clear. he's condemned political violence. this is a president who the reason why he decided to run for this office was because of what he was seeing. what he talked about, the soul of the nation. i disagree with your premise as if it's something that is not important to him. he has made this an important issue and again, i'm

bret: jacqui, thank you. martha: so america's number one issue is the economy.d under this president's watch, forcing americans to pay more for gas and groceries. there is the graph of what it looks like on the wall. here to talk about it now larry kudlow, larry, good evening, happy election evening to you. your thought as we get ready for some numbers to roll in at 7:00 p.m. tonight? >> first of all thanks for having me. inflation is number one for good reason. too much spending, too much money printing, too much regulating. the war against fossil fuels, all these things contributed to a big rise of inflation. really by the middle of 2021 and i think the problem right now is that inflation has become embedded into the economy. it's become embedded into wages. the federal reserve is having to crack down on raising interest rates and cutting back on the money supply. recession looms large. you know, democrat economists tried to warn them against it. that failed. i don't know right now it is a very difficult story. no wonder it is number one. it is absolutely a ke

it would have to be somebody else, jacqui is shaking her head, maybe she doesn't want it.nobody wants it. maybe he ends up having to sit with it. >> chip roy wants it. >> what was that? >> chip roy wanted, but is he someone who's going to get to 218? no. that is why this process is going to be extremely painful for no matter who ultimately wants it at the end of the day. >> that will be hard to watch. what were you going to say, tim? >> yeah, i was on this conversation with mick mulvaney yesterday, and it shows how little these guys have learned, right? he is talking, he's predicting what this congress is going to do with kevin mccarthy, he's like, there is going to be demands from the freedom caucus that is in the base to do these investigations, we are going to investigate the politicization of the fbi, and doj. with your two seat majority, after just getting roundly defeated in the midterms? what you're going to do with that is investigate insane news conspiracies about president trump being unfairly targeted? like, that is what you guys are going to do? they have learn

some foster carers can have jobs, but jacqui looks after extremely vulnerable children, and says working would be impossible. some children are awake all night. some children abscond. we've had to kind of drive to places looking for these children, reporting things to the police, waiting up on phone calls for the child to be returned back to you. if people are already out working a0 hours a week, they don't have space in their lives. it worries me constantly... ..about what's going to happen in the future. after the pandemic, and now the rising cost of living, there are growing demands on the care system. councils must find a way to keep hold of foster carers and recruit new ones. emma glasbey, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear hello there. it's been a morning dominated by some dense fog for many that will gradually start to thin and ease back to north sea coasts as we go through the remainder of the day. and then there'll be a little more in the way of sunshine once again. it's going to be another incredibly mild day for this time of year. winds light fo

doubt that you planned and intended to engage in a gratuitous, deliberate and monstrous attack on jacquidisposal and to intimidate her psychologically to cause maximum physical and mental pain over a period of days. her daughter says despite her injuries she remained resilient and determined to live a full life. she was a fighter. she always beat the odds. she was very, very stubborn. she would describe - herself as stubborn and that is normally seen as a negative thing but for her it was a very - positive thing. craig was convicted for gbh for the attack in 2000 and released from prison on licence three years ago. today's ruling means he'll now serve an additional 15 years for murder. she died from her injuries. yeah. which makes me responsible for murder? that's right, yeah. during the trial the court heard conflicting medical evidence but the jury agreed with experts, like her consultant tim cook, who said that injuries to her airway and torso were partly responsible for her diaphragm rupturing and that doctors felt that her condition was too high risk to operate. this is jacqueline k

i mean, you mentioned you spoke to jacqui. you know, we met when we were very young. we were ten. she actually voted leave. i said to her, this was our one time to agree. and she, you know, cocked it up. but anyway she doesn't agree. but we've never agreed on so much stuff. and we've been best friends for 44 years. and, you know, that is because you don't have to agree with people. you have to just understand where they're coming from. people people will have different opinions and that's perfectly valid. so you leave that car factory. yes. you go into business. well, i was in business. in the car factory, sure. true. but you go into senior business positions. did you at that stage think about politics or were you just loving the success you were making in business? i never thought about politics at all, apart from just voting. so at the age of 19, when i first voted, i voted conservative and i haven't really changed since, but i didn't think about it as a career at all. i loved what i did. it was really interesting. business was really interesting. trying to create jobs is really

. >> laura: and finally on a personal note, i have an enormous amount to be grateful for jacqui heinrich -- two teenagers and one on the cusp. make life worth living day-in and day-out. my friend that love and support all of us as a family unconditionally. my crew, all of them. i love each and every one of them. it takes a lot to put on this show every night. and i'm just the one you see on camera. but we all together make it work. i am so grateful for all of them. finally, i am grateful for all of you, the viewers, who have been with us from the very beginning, stay with us night after night as we try to inform and entertain all at the same time. thank you. and that's the angle. joining me, florida congressman byron done aldz, charlie hurt, washington times opinion editor, fox news contributor, and charlie kirk, founder and president of turning point usa. charlie hurt, let start with you. what should the american public be most thankful for this season given all of the challenges we are seeing before us? >> well, first of all, i have to say, laura, that was a beautiful tribute. anybody

watch this interaction from jacqui heinrich. >> why not commit to holding the post-midterm comment? >> you will hear from the president, he enjoys taking your questions, so i'm sure he will take your questions issue as well. i'm not going to get ahead of it. >> todd: white house correspondence association, a long quote, there is precedent here, the white house failed to commit to traditional post midterm press conference and they are not happy about it. is that a tipoff he is not running for re-election? >> joe: it is a big announcement, where does the joe biden presidency go from here? he will not be able to do anything in terms of big spending items. joe biden had three solo press conferences this year, donald trump in his final year had 35. so that is i think 12 times as many or close to that, pretty good at math. this president does not take questions because he has no good answers on inflation, border, crime, etcetera. >> carley: when we aired some, it was unique to see him, it is rare to see him in front of all those people, not something the white house had him do. thank you