griff: jacqui. jacqui: despite biden's administrations to slow encounters in the border encounters have surpassed a million since october. matt finn live in mission, texas with more on the story. >> jacqui, a delegation of republicans from around the country did a tour here. they want today see the border in person and they are urging the president and the border czar vice president kamala harris to come down here just a including my great state of alabama has become a border state. how many people have to die before enough is enough? it is like an airplane going down every day in this nation. 300 plus people die of fentanyl poisoning. matt: here at the border we see shocking lengths, human smugglers and migrants will go to including stunning video, human smuggler in industrial truck computer diagnostics leads texas dps in chase, the driver ramsing into a fence and 1i legal migrants apprehended in the pictures. and these pictures in smashed tv in an uncovered trailer. texas dps troopers discovered t

jacqui: i'm jacqui heinrich. and fossil fuels less to drill would ensure greater energy security. they did not move forward with the measure. lucas tomlinson is on the lawn of the white house with more on the story. hey, lucas. >> jacqui, many people are wondering if the president is so concerned about the environment why doesn't he want to go to east palestine. the president says he wants to go, but didn't give an exact date. >> i've spoken with every democrat in ohio and in pennsylvania and laid out what i think the answers are and we will be implementing an awful lot into of the legislature h here. >> as you mentioned off the top, jacqui, what some would call a negligent discharge, a memo was accidentally fired off or posted the biden administration looking to increase royal fees off the coast of alaska, despite saying lower fees would help attract investment. the department favored higher fees, it constitutes the balancing of economic and environmental factors. >> senator joe manchin says he's outraged by the memo and says to fox digital is crystal clear that this administrati

jacqui. >> jacqui: heart goes out to that family. thanks, john. >> john: jacqui, counting down to 2024. some likely presidential candidates are skipping cpac in favor of another event. what does it say about the future of the gop. >> jacqui: dozens of democrats are backing a republican bill that it could lead to the president's orders and the economy. on your credit cards lately? get ready for a shock. the rate on credit cards is now over 22%. if you want to save hundreds of dollars every month, pay off the balances on your high-rate cards with a lower rate va home loan from newday usa and get the financial peace of mind every veteran deserves. no one takes care of veterans like newday usa. ♪ this feels so right... ♪ adt systems now feature google products like the nest cam with floodlight, with intelligent alerts when a person or familiar face is detected. sam. sophie's not here tonight. so you have a home with no worries. brought to you by adt. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard

>> hi, jacqui.s you and peter noted, there does seem to be growing bipartisan appetite to ban tiktok, but democrats on the house foreign affairs committee are blasting that particular bill that you mentioned. congressman gregory meeks, the top democrat on that committee, he says a bill with such wide-ranging consequence deserves significant consideration and requires congress to conduct effective due diligence through debate and consultation with experts, none of which has been done. democrats also criticizing the bill as being too broad and trampling on first amendment rights. so, what does the bill do? it would give president biden the authority to sanction and ban any chinese-controlled company that could be participating in espionage or intelligence gathering, a/k/a, tiktok. >> tiktok is a back doorway that the chinese communist party can get into your phone and sensitive data. so it is like putting a spy balloon in your telephone. >> and tiktok responded to this specific bill saying a u.s. ban

ade: jacqui wakefield, miss figg, and wedge in barrington tops national park.n the island of siargao and seeing for herself the recovery one year after super typhoon 0dette swept through the tropical paradise. so, were you here during odette? typhoon odette? i was here during 0dette. er, probably the worst experience of my life. wind blasts and don't forget, you can catch up with all our adventures on social media. but for now, i'm off to get warm. because it's freezing! bye— bye! well, it's been a pretty grey and damp start to the new working week. many of us have already seen some outbreaks of rain. these are the rather moody skies that we had during the day in argyll and bute. now, so far this month, we've already seen more rainfall than average in a number of places. aldergrove is west of belfast and here we've had about one and a half times as much rain as we see in an average march, but there is more rain on the cards as well. you see, the satellite picture shows the band of rain that we had on monday. but out in the atlantic, we've got several more areas

we sent jacqui wakefield to see some of the work a few hours north of sydney.ralia. barrington tops national park, about five hours' drive north of sydney, is all about greenery, lush rainforests and wildlife everywhere. the bush here is full of animals like koalas, wallabies and kangaroos. but there's one animal that's been newly introduced, and it could help save the species from extinction. devil growls it's hoped these hills will provide a safe haven for the tasmanian devil, whose populations are being ravaged over on their home island, tasmania. 90% have been wiped out by a highly infectious disease that causes facial tumours and eventually death. but this sanctuary is at the centre of efforts to save it. hey, guys, thanks for coming out. welcome to aussie ark. now, we have a couple of special little animals for you guys to have a look at today. we've got sandra dee here, and we also have pickles. so far, aussie ark has had seven breeding seasons with a total of around 300 baby devils, orjoeys. i think shejust likes moving around. she'sjust investigating.

ade: jacqui wakefield, miss figg, and wedge in barrington tops national park.nto life on the island of siargao and seeing for herself the recovery one year after super typhoon 0dette swept through the tropical paradise. so, were you here during odette? typhoon odette? i was here during 0dette. er, probably the worst experience of my life. wind blasts. and don't forget, you can catch up with all our adventures on social media. but for now, i'm off to get warm. because it's freezing! bye— bye! let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather for the big head. blustery, longer spells of rain. there won't be any big changes either in the forecast of the next few days or so. more showers, some studies spells in between shares, brisk south—westerly winds stays mild until we get to the weekend. now, thursday, still low pressure dominates. various systems waiting out in the atlantic. pushing their way eastwards throughout the day, bands of showers. some of the shower is heavy in thundery. that's also a lot of sunshine ran through the morning across much of the rest of the

ade: jacqui wakefield, miss figg, and wedge in barrington tops national park.life on the island of siargao and seeing for herself the recovery one year after super typhoon 0dette swept through the tropical paradise. so, were you here during odette? typhoon odette? i was here during 0dette. er, probably the worst experience of my life. wind blasts and don't forget, you can catch up with all our adventures on social media. but for now, i'm off to get warm. because it's freezing! bye— bye! hello. scotland had its warmest day of the year so far on tuesday, with temperatures reaching 16 degrees in fyvie castle in aberdeenshire. overall, it was a brighter kind of day, but we still had a number of showers around and those rainfall totals continue to mount up. of course, it's already been a wet month. there are quite a few places now that have seen more than one and a half times the march average rainfall, but there's loads more to come. and, indeed, as we look at this satellite picture, we've got a current batch of rain falling from this cloud, working its way eastwar

ade: jacqui wakefield, miss figg, and wedge in barrington tops national park.o life on the island of siargao and seeing for herself the recovery one year after super typhoon 0dette swept through the tropical paradise. so, were you here during odette? typhoon odette? i was here during 0dette. er, probably the worst experience of my life. wind blasts and don't forget, you can catch up with all our adventures on social media. but for now, i'm off to get warm. because it's freezing! bye— bye! the weather this march has been very wet across a good part of the country, many areas have seen over a months worth of rainfall although we are not near the end of march, that winters place have had one and a half times as much rainfall in an average march and a lot more to come as we look at the weather forecast over the next five days, the largest rainfall totals across western and north—western areas of the country. by the end of month summaries will see double the amount of march rain. sunday we had some spells of sunshine initially, things clouded over from the west as t

ade: jacqui wakefield, miss figg, and wedge in barrington tops national park.island of siargao and seeing for herself the recovery one year after super typhoon 0dette swept through the tropical paradise. so, were you here during odette? typhoon odette? i was here during 0dette. er, probably the worst experience of my life. wind blasts and don't forget, you can catch up with all our adventures on social media. but for now, i'm off to get warm. because it's freezing! bye— bye! hello there. for many of us, it has been a fine start to mothering sunday, some blue skies and sunshine. this was the scene earlier on in hampshire, but a scene replicated across many parts of the uk in the sunshine, we will start to see the cloud thickening a little bit, though, towards western areas of the uk and you can see that on the satellite image from this morning. this is a weather front and a weather system bringing some outbreaks of rain as well, but ahead of that many of us, dry with sunny spells. we'll keep the sunny spells for many, one or two showers perhaps possible in centr

jacqui wakefield in sydney.mad for merlot or salivate over a sauvignon blanc, the city of love swoons for a glass of wine. as other countries have music orfashion, in france, you'll see a glass of wine on each table in any bistro or michelin—star restaurant. it's worth 25 billion euro a year to the french economy, and then there were 5.5 billion bottles produced in france last year. but as bars and restaurants all over the world shut their doors, the pandemic forced loads of us to reassess our relationship with booze and explore more nonalcoholic alternatives. international sales of nonalcoholic drinks have shot up by a quarter, but in france, the growth has been slower, reportedlyjust 4% in the same period. one man hoping to transform french attitudes is augustin. hello, ade. last year, he set up what he says is paris's first shop entirely devoted to nonalcoholic drinks. do you get any snobbery? do you get people who come in and, when they hear there's no alcohol, they're like, "what? what is this?" yeah, at th

ade: jacqui wakefield, miss figg, and wedge in barrington tops national park.or herself the recovery one year after super typhoon 0dette swept through the tropical paradise. so, were you here during odette? typhoon odette? i was here during 0dette. er, probably the worst experience of my life. wind blasts and don't forget, you can catch up with all our adventures on social media. but for now, i'm off to get warm. because it's freezing! bye— bye! hello. it's already been a pretty wet start to the new working week and there's a lot more rain to come, i'm afraid, over the next few days. the rainfall totals really mount up. the wettest weather, the largest rain accumulations across the western side of the country. eastern areas having a bit of shelter, but even here, there'll be some rains come through. now, over the next few hours, some heavy bursts of rain work from west to east. there'll be a lot of low cloud around our western coast and hills, so hence the risk of some mist and fog patches, but it's going to be a mild start to tuesday morning with temperatures

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

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

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret.hite house sources say they are not fully embracing any single agency's findings because there isn't consensus yet about origin. leaving questions unanswered about when or even if that will happen and what it will mean for china. >> with two federal agencies declaring its most likely covid originated in a wuhan lab, the white house is facing questions about why there haven't yet been consequences. >> the president is not -- this is a president that is not afraid to go to a war zone. he is not aggrade to go there when there is no military presence on the ground. so there is nothing that this president fears is with four federal agencies still thinking they think the virus stemmed from natural transmission and two undecided house democrats saying biden needs to first get the full picture. >> i think first we need to have a directive to come to some consensus because there are other agencies that still are questioning that. and so i would make sure within the next few months that we try t

>> sandra: start us off, jacqui, a lot could come up a few moments from new. >> no kidding, sandra. after the spy balloon, the biden administration responded by sanctionings some of the chinese entities involve in the airship of this. and russia hawks are saying the biden administration has to strongly respond to a fighter jet taking out an unmanned u.s. aircraft over the black sea or send the message the u.s. puts up with bullies. >> it's over international waters and air space, they declare restriction over it, they want to conduct military operations, and they are saying anything that flies in there we are going to shoot it done. i think our response should be to fly more of these in the area and potentially have them escorted by u.s. fighter jets who are manned and have the capability to respond. >> john kirby said it's evident this was intentional harassment from russia, the pilot dumping fuel to disrupt the drone's flight. and kirby said no reason for the fighter jet to be that close to the drone, flying within international law. but it's possible the russian pilot did not mea

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

jacqui wakefield, miss figg, and wedge in barrington national park. life and seeing for herself the recovery one year after super typhoon haiyan debt swept through the tropical paradise , a debt. were you here during the typhoon? i was here during odette. probably the worst experience of my life. and don't forget you can catch up with all our adventures on social media. but for now, i'm off to get warm, because it's freezing! bye— bye. hello. the weather on sunday is looking pretty good for most of us. a lot of dry weather in the forecast, sunny spells right from the word go, but it's not going to stay completely dry. later on sunday, we are expecting some rain in the north—west of the uk and it will be brought by this weather system you can see on the satellite picture. ahead of it, there's a big gap in the clouds, there's a ridge of high pressure, hence, things will be dry early on sunday morning, all but the extreme south—east and east anglia. there might be some showers earlier on, but on the whole it is a dry start to the day for many of us. not

ade: jacqui wakefield, miss figg, and wedge in barrington tops national park.and seeing for herself the recovery one year after super typhoon odette swept through the tropical paradise. so, were you here during odette? typhoon odette? i was here during odette. er, probably the worst experience of my life. wind blasts and don't forget, you can catch up with all our adventures on social media. but for now, i'm off to get warm. because it's freezing! bye— bye! hello. there is some heavy rain on the way forjust about all of us overnight. that rain has been pushing in from the west, continuing to journey eastwards, bringing some particularly intense downpours for the hills of south—west england, wales, north—west england and also western scotland, where we will also see gales developing. in fact, very windy through western and central parts of scotland. those strong winds combining with high tides to give the risk of some coastal flooding. it is going to be a mild night into tomorrow. then we've got this weather front that will be swirling its way eastwards, taking

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jacqui, thanks very much.affected by the tornadoes by donating to the american red cross it. will provide aid and resources including water, medical supplies and housing support to victims in mississippi and other sovereign states. visit red cross.org/fox forward. the first funeral following monday's horrific shootings at a nashville christian school was held today. six people were killed by a 28-year-old former student. authorities are still not releasing the contents of the shooter's manifesto but they have given us some of the 911 recordings the massacre. correspondent steve harrigan has the latest tonight. >> i think we have a shooter at our church. >> 911 calls released by nashville authorities come from teachers inside the building and neighbors who live near the covenant school. they give snapshots from different angles of a tragedy hard to imagine. one caller reports what she is hearing. >> okay. approximately how many shots have you heard? >> a lot. a lot of shots. >> if had you to guess like 0, 50, 1

all of that prompted jacquie douglas to e—mail on saturday: that was echoed on monday by colin boon: another storm about comments made by another bbc presenter too, the comments fiona bruce made on last week's question time about boris johnson's father. he was a wife—beater, stanleyjohnson, on record. ok, let me just...let me just intervene. i'm not disputing what you're saying, but just so everyone knows what this is referring to... so stanleyjohnson's wife spoke to a journalist, tom bower, and she said that stanleyjohnson had broken her nose and she had ended up in hospital as a result. stanleyjohnson has not commented publicly on that. friends of his have said it did happen. it was a one—off. yes, but it did happen. anyway... that reference to the incident being described as a �*one—off�* infuriated merlin reader: and samantha bush said: the following day, the bbc issued a statement backing fiona bruce. it read: on monday, fiona bruce said she would step back from her role as an ambassador for the domestic violence charity refuge, saying that her words had been mischaracterised in

. >> katie: jacqui heinrich is live from the white house with more.i, good morning. >> good morning. katie steve brian good morning. as they prepare for a second day of talks following yesterday's four-hour closed door meeting. xi has warned that china is ready to stand guard offer this new world order with his dear friend putin and president biden is being asked how exactly this got so far along. >> it seems like this -- these two super powers are teaming up now against the u.s. why did president biden let this happen? >> these are two countries that have long chafed. this is not something that these two countries just cooked up since president biden got elected. >> steve: do you think that putin and xi fear president biden? >> you would have to ask them whether they fear or they not. it is not about fear. it's about president biden advancing our phone policy goals around the world. >> well, the u.s. has been warning china not to provide lethal age to russia to use against ukraine as it has been debating the u.s. has been debating downgrading intelli

jacqui, yes.can talk about when you back brittani, yeah, let's talk about. i read over that option to, don't actually go to the state to get it. i read that it's similar to miscarriage and can be don more at home generally jacqui, yeah brittani, if i don't have to travel that would make thing so much easier amy, dude, yeah. it was part of a conversatio among a group of text of women is now being used as evidenc in a first of its kind lawsuit in texas since the passage o the states near total abortion ban in the overturning of roe. the lawsuit is being brought b a man who alleges that three women helped his ex-wife get access to medication abortion. his lawsuit claims, under texa law, a person who exists a pregnant woman a obtaining a self managed abortion ha committed the crime of murde and can be sued for wrongful death. joining me now to discuss al this is tally -- weinstein former federal state prosecutor in new york thank you for being here t understand how in the worl this can actually be hap

we go to jacqui heinrich with more. jacqui? >> hi, neil. the president just sort of gave us a teasener his address to parliament about the details on this agreement that we're expected to hear more about when the two leaders speak shortly here. we're behind schedule. it's going to be a big topic of conversation. canada is announcing 15,000 slots for migrants from the southern hemisphere to come in to canada legally as part of a new agreement that will allow the u.s. and canada to turn away migrants that cross the northern border illegally as an update to this third safe third country agreement that has been really years in the making. for the longest time, migrants enter on the southern border have been required to first seek asylum in the country that they pass through. that did not apply ever to the northern border. it's been something that canada has really wanted and so this agreement is going to be big news especially for the canadians. the u.s. still has the majority of our issues concentrated on the southern border. the president has

i want to go to the white house, jacqui heinrich and the president's response to this. jacqui? >> hi, neil. the president called the school shooting heart breaking and a family's worst nightmare before calling on congress once again to pass the assault weapons ban. >> you know, the shooter in this situation reportedly had two assault weapons and a pistol. 2 ak-47s. i call on congress again to pass my assault weapons ban. >> the president said the white house is monitoring the situation closely. karine jean-pierre went after congressional republicans, specifically. >> how many more children have to be murdered before republicans in congress will step up and act to pass the assault weapons ban. to close loop holes in our background, in our background check system. our to require the safe storage of guns. we need to do something. >> so last year the house narrowly passed a ball that would have banned assault weapons. it was largely along party lines with two gop votes actually that put it over the edge. chuck schumer never brought it up in the senate because he lacked the votes to

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

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>> trace: jacqui linery live at the white house.ew and exclusive video tonight of a growing trend at the southern border. the number of chinese nationals apprehended has exploded in the last year. dangerous cartels are playing a major role in trying to get them into the u.s. correspondent griff jenkins is in mission, texas. >> hello. do you speak english? >> a daily occurrence that officials say is only getting worse. >> are you from china? >> fox news is encountering chinese nationals being smuggled across our southern border. they arrive in small groups. they have even walked into our live shot when we were on the air. rgv border patrol chief. gloria chavez says the sector is seeing 12 #% increase in chinese nationals compared to last fiscal year. and apprehended 90 in a single day last week. fox news cameras exclusively captured two bus loads of chinese nationals being released publicly by border patrol to an ngo in brownsville, texas. with notices to appear in court to claim asylum at a later date. texas dps officials say the sp

but first, to jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn for us. now that the president has signed the bill, what comes next? >> sandra, the big question is when we might, excuse me, actually get something out of this. the director of national intelligence was also directed to declassify relevant information related to the trump and biden classified documents. we have not seen anything come of that yet. members of congress generally say they don't really have a timeline on when they might see something here and the last line of the president's statement yesterday said that if it violates somehow or jeopardizes u.s. national security it would not be released in the first place. but this is, of course, a start, especially after the department of energy sided with the fbi in their assessment that the pandemic most likely sparked from a lab leak. >> we need to stop all gain of function research right now, we need to stop all funding right now, we are still funding ecohealth. and what our research has shown is that preponderance of evidence shows it sta

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

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

jacqui, thanks. i buy it. >> steve: it's a little crazy.lanta solidarity fund that she was alluding to is asking for donations to try to raise money, bail money for these people who are arrested. they. >> ainsley: tell kamala harris. she will bail them out. >> steve: i have heard that. >> brian: did that before. >> ainsley: yeah. >> steve: i was reading about this. committed to bailing out anyone arrested protesting and they will never condemn the tactics of protesters who fight earnestly for their beliefs. so, they really, really believe in this, even though, you know, so they will bail them out even though they threw molotov cocktails and rocks at cops and apparently according to the police chief in atlanta, some of the protesters tried to blind officers by shining green lasers into their eyes. and, you know, you would think they would know the law, particularly since a 28-year-old guy who was arrested as one of the agitators, thomas jergens apparently is a staff attorney down at the bottom on the second to the left. >> brian: he says he

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

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

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

jacqui wakefield, misty, and wedge in barrington national park. right, that is it for this week.erself the recovery one year after super typhoon haiyan swept through the tropical paradise. were you here during the typhoon? iwas here. probably the worst experience of my life. don't forget you can catch up with all our adventures on social media. but for now, i'm off to get warm, because it's freezing! bye— bye. it has been a morning of mixed fortunes. quite a lot of cloud around this morning but a favoured few have seen some lovely spells of sunshine. however, there has also been some showers and some of them really quite heavy at times. it is all about low pressure that is dominating out to the west that moment and we have this eclectic messy mix of frontal systems which will from time to time enhance the showers so so far today we have seen some across parts of western scotland into central scotland and also down into the south—east of england. there are some showers elsewhere and as we go through the afternoon, if you catch one of those showers, they could be pretty slow—moving

jacqui heinrich live for us. >> democrats pulled out from attending this hearing at the last second. a spokesperson said, extreme maga republicans should answer why they are proposing to cut border funding denying critical resources to law enforcement they claim to defend. those who attended said this was hugely consequential. >> we had administration official admit to congress what we all know that the border is not secure, we don't have operational control. >> the border patrol chief told lawmakers his agents need help from washington and lack of deterrence encourage migrants to enter illegally. infrastructure is about politics and not national security. >> i do not believe in a wall from sea to shining sea, i believe in infrastructure and various systems in concentrated urban areas. we tore down in some areas that should have been left alone. >> department of homeland security defended itself saying it showed vital work that border patrol agents are doing to enforce laws and combat cartels and said chief ortiz's comments highlight what investments have done for securing the border

you take peter doocy or jacqui heinrich out of her life and put her in an echo chamber, you will seet week, save the tape, ashley. >> ashley: it looks bad to america, think about cbp agents. i was talking to tom homan yesterday, he says it is so bad agents are taking their own life. to see him going to posh parties, what a slap in the face when they just want him to come do something, anything, joe. we have to get to this. second gentleman doug inhofe. listen. >> i met one woman who settled in ukraine and is refugee again. this stuff is so important, hate is interconnected. you see it in the discourse in the country and in the divide we have and just going to the school meeting, you see that hate that is out there. >> ashley: your reaction to what you just heard? >> joe: wow, last check, i think doug inhoffe and kamala harris don't have kids and that is fine. if the second gentleman did have children and learned his first grader was being taught about gender identification, he may show up at the school board meeting and demand transparent, this is why we have governor youngkin in vir

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