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between the lines of everything that politicians and diplomats have in mind and as we just heard from james van dale ah, private entrepreneurs at this conference well, first of all, you heard all these questions that sound and i know that the ukrainian delegation prepared for this conference very carefully, and each speech was actually checked and yours your impression of this conference, and did the ukrainians bring answers to these questions voiced by james dale, well , in fact, we can talk about the conference itself and about a bunch of events that take place in parallel, because we see that they are being done by both financial institutions and the ukrainian civil society, the expert environment, because everyone is trying together to find just the right answers to these questions, and which of them , of course, we already have at the moment , because it is precisely the ukrainian side that speaks with one voice that the restoration of ukraine it should start now because we are actually talking about three groups of such financial support or support in general for ukraine. the first is pur

i'm looking at you and thinking -- >> jesse: james van der beek. >> greg: s, giant head.: schwimmer has aged out of the jesse watters look-alike club. >> kellyanne: for you. >> greg: brad pitt. how did you decide on your pets name? >> sandra: i'll take that. my dogs name is whiskey, and he is a brown dog named whiskey. >> greg: and you were drunk. >> sandra: no. actually -- >> greg: it's too late. >> sandra: the army call signs. >> kellyanne: my first dog was named podgy, i was trying to say poochy. bonnie and clyde, skipper passed away, so we got clyde. >> greg: so crying. jesse, your dogs name is what, cuddles? >> jesse: seriously, greg? >> greg: don't you have a poodle? >> jesse: mini poodle. i had a dog way before you so don't act all dog person on me. his name is ricky and emma picked it and it is a killer name. >> greg: how did you get that? >> jesse: i just thought of ghosts, it's a cool name. >> greg: gus gutfeld. gg. he can wear my monogrammed robes. jessica? do you have a pet? >> jessica: i don't know. i grew up with a dog. latest one that we have is sebastian.

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. >> >> let's talk about the far left group james or vans. because they claim responsibility for that. they went so far as to spray-paint their name on the wall. do you intend to prosecute? >> >> so you can't find them? >> if you have information about those groups, we would be happy -- and we're putting heavy resource -- >> domestic terrorist organization? >> depends on the people. >> who took credit for, this let me ask you a couple of questions before my time runs out. we've talked today about the targeting that the justices homes. have you released any type of memorandum that explicitly condemns the acts of the supreme court justices homes? >> i have directly instructed the marshal service to spend over seven united states marshals to prevent acts of violence and threats of violence, outside -- >> i don't need to do a memo, because i spoke directly to the marshals about this topic. >> have you watched any of the footage of the protesters outside of the justices homes? >> unless i caught it on the, news i've not specifically watched it. >>

congressman bishop and van orden thank you very much >> more newse oversight committee chair james comer said he's starting contempt of congress proceedings against christopher wray. he gave a month to turn over a document of a criminal bribery scheme involving then vice-president joe biden they didn't produce it and offered instead to show it to comer: that's not really how subpoenas work so wray is finding himself in a bit of a pickle. as all that's happening disgraced fbi head james comey is on a publicity tour speaking to all the usual suspects and of course defending his successor. >> director wray is a person of principle so i'm sure he's trying to ascertain what's the right thing to do consistent with department of justice policy and tradition, and these are the kind of kerfuffles that blow up every so often in dc now it's insnared the fbi. it will pass. >> it will pass. joining me now is john radcliffe former director of national intelligence under president trump. john, this person of principle seems to be slow-walking an investigation. we checked. it doesn't seem -- i could be

u >> chairman james comer talk >> president biden and british prime minister relationship sunak and we'll have that for you and joran vanma soon and will he be indicted in jonathan t turnove urly legal id outs and we'll release a memo detailing opposition to the app afghanistan pullout to the foreign affairs committee. michael will be here. join us at the top of the hour for america reports. k martha stewart on self-proclaimed rampage to get workers back in the office. you can't possibly get everything done working three days a week in the office and two days remotely. look at success of france with their stupid, you know, off for august policies, blah blah blah. that's not a very thriving country. should america go down the drain pause people don't want -- because people don't want to go back to work? she doubled down on these comments yesterday. >> my kind of work is very creative and very collaborative. i cannot really stomach another zoom, you know, zoom here, zoom there. it just doesn't get the work done in the right way. i just don't agree with it. i just don't. >> kayleigh: agree with some of what she said and ot

taiwanese hopes that tensions van lights is, but china is needed and says that the island is a break away proteins that will eventually we're ton to chinese rule by james position is pushing any time in the civilian super passed to the possibility of conflict bonnet below reports on this from taipei when these people are familiar walks of life, spending their weekend learning 1st aid and survival. during the past year, the coma academy has held classes for thousands, or wherever you book, potential chinese occupation. i'm very afraid that next price it will be our turn to be like hong kong. so if there are any, some lecture like this to teach how to be fun. some sort of like from china all just try to submit them. an invasion may not necessarily be imminent, but organizers of a training camp. and those taking part say, don't want to get caught unprepared. to the, there's a lose the possibility of an aren't going to these. what should i? of course, there's no certainty when or if it didn't happen, because it's got to be that the to that end, the government is also playing it's part. recently released and updated handbook and civil defense to teach us ho

look at 1844, former president van buren and his former vice president both sought the democratic nomination. that might be the closest parallel. neither won. it went to jamesolk. the only other example, 1940, fdr was going for a third term. his own vice president, john garner opposed him. garner got nowhere at the democratic convention. roosevelt was re-elected. in terms of the pence/trump dynamic, trump starts out ahead of everybody. trump, 43%. pence at 3%. you heard dasha mention this, the lingering sense of some republican voters that they think pence was disloyal to trump. it shows up when you ask republicans in this poll, do you have a favorable, unfavorable view? pence, 35% of republicans view him unfavorably. the only republican with a higher unfavorable is chris christie. his number, 47%. to what dasha was saying about the pence strategy, it looks like it is iowa, iowa, iowa. mike pence with deep relationships with evangelical christian leaders, deep ties to the community. it's those candidates who excelled in the iowa caucuses. ted cruz, rick santorum, mike huckabee. nearly two-thirds -- in 2016, 64% of the caucus electorate identified as evangel

van orden, thank you very much. andall right. now to more breaking news from the hill house oversight committee. , houschair james comey sayscome he's starting contempt of congress proceedingsr against fbi director christopher wray. >> now, comber gavntempt oe they nearly a month to turn over a document related to a a potential criminal bribery scheme involving then vice do president joe biden. the fbi didn't produce iheme int and offered instead to show it to colmer. that's not really how subpoena i work. so ray's finding himself init a bit of a pickle as all that's happening. this disgraced former fbi head y james comey, he's out on an publicity tour, speaking to allt the usual suspects and , of course, defending his successor director raise a person of principle. and so i'm sure he's tryin inciple gright to ascertain what's the right thing to do consistent with department of justice policy. are consartment ofusticetraditi. and these are the kind of o the kerfuffles that blow up every so often in d.c. now it's ensnared the fbi. it'lit'sl pass .>> it will >> it'll pass . all right. joinin pass. g me now is johnr of radclyffe, forme

james comer about to start the process to hold fbi director in direct contempt. is it the right movement? we'll discuss at the top of the order. congressman michael waltz will be here. and will joran vano the united states, denying natalee holloway's family a chance at justice? and bret baier tees off from the pga and liv golf merger. top of the hour for "america's newsroom," see you then. >> kayleigh: 79 years since ally forces stormed normandy. turned world war ii against nazi germany and never forget the sacrifice of the brave heroes. new op ed asked the question, has society betrayed the d-day generation? the men who stormed ashore on that day hardly recognize the world that we have created and would be amazed and perhaps ashamed of the mess made of the sacrifice. those who survived d-day would have had no difficulty in defining a woman, they would have been proud about their country and its past. they would have seen nothing strange or perverse in creative impand own selfish desire as matter of course. nigel jones has a great point, allied forces died on d-day alone. >> emily: i lost my great uncle joe lorenz, he died fighting in france. one world war later, his sister, who was a

van buren a former president ran again for the democratic nomination and richard johnson had been his vice president. a former vice president. they both sought the democratic nomination in 1844. they both lost. jamese and the president and the only other example you have to go back more than 80 years, fdr when he ran for his third term in 1940, vice president john garner challenged him at the democratic convention, went nowhere. roosevelt won the convention, roosevelt won the third term. >> steve kornacki with my history lesson for today only 515 days until election day. appreciate you that. that brings me to steve patterson, north dakota. we see that list of 10 or more candidates on the republican side. frankly, governor burgum has to know most don't know who he is. what makes him think he has a shot here? >> he's well aware. as you were speaking about kondsments earlier. he's going all mayonnaise and proud of it. he wants to do it this way and believes that there is a silent majority of republicans who are fiscally minded, big business, small government, who want a small town economic nerd in the white house. he truly believes that. he thinks he can win based on being a counter balance to pence

van at them in the city centre. and tonight, king charles has been hosting world leaders at saint james's palace ahead of the ukrainew. his majesty , her tomorrow. his majesty, her majesty met with ukraine's prime minister, denys shmyhal . the minister, denys shmyhal. the european commission president, ursula von der leyen , and us ursula von der leyen, and us secretary of state antony blinken. at the conference, officials will meet tomorrow and thursday to discuss rebuilding ukraine after russia's invasion . that's it. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tunein app. this is gb news is britain's news . britain's news. channel hello and welcome to headliners . isee hello and welcome to headliners . i see my collar is irregular , . i see my collar is irregular, really— . i see my collar is irregular, really dispersed— . i see my collar is irregular, really dispersed ._ i see my collar is irregular, really dispersed . i'm simon really dispersed. i'm simon evans— really dispersed. i'm simon evans joining— really dispersed. i'm simon evans joining me tonight to ahe— evans joining me tonight to review the be

van at them in the city centre. and tonight, king charles has been hosting world leaders at saint james's palace ahead of the ukrainewith ukraine's prime minister, denys shmyhal . the minister, denys shmyhal. the european commission president, ursula von der leyen , and us ursula von der leyen, and us secretary of state antony blinken. at the conference, officials will meet tomorrow and thursday to discuss rebuilding ukraine after russia's invasion . that's it. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tunein app. this is gb news is britain's news . britain's news. channel hello and welcome to headliners . isee hello and welcome to headliners . i see my collar is irregular , . i see my collar is irregular, really— . i see my collar is irregular, really dispersed— . i see my collar is irregular, really dispersed ._ i see my collar is irregular, really dispersed . i'm simon really dispersed. i'm simon tranc— really dispersed. i'm simon trarre joining— really dispersed. i'm simon evans joining me tonight to tree— evans joining me tonight to review the best— evans joining me tonight to review the best of tomorro