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joe biden. no, no, no, no. it's joe biden. and don't start talking like a republican about asking whether or not he is president. >> do you think joe harris. >> there are other segments to this interview -- >> greg: the best part you didn't even clip was when he looked over to the side and he goes oh, they can hear me. the thing is, how bad is this when you are with simone sanders in the control room and it's -- he of the most benevolent situation and it still that bad. that is why she can't do other interviews. i have a feeling that they want an entire clean slate for 2024. it is kind of like after a car accident or when your car gets stolen and its return and you just want the insurance company to total the car. you don't want to repair the rack. it's like -- it's just not the same anymore, even when they bring it into the shop, it still has that smell. you just want to get a new car. that is what the dems want. total lit, they need an insurance company to come in. >> simone sanders is leaving kamala harris' office at the end of this month. she was saying we can't hear the question. right as kamala harris was about to answer the

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joe biden? >> come on, charlemagne, no, no, no, it's joe biden. it's joe biden, and don't start talking like a republican about asking whether or not he's president. it's joe biden. >> do you think joe manchin is a problem? >> it's joe biden, and i'm vice president, and my name is kamala harris. >> there you go. >> reporter: what's interesting is there's history between these two people. he's interviewed the vice president before, and we haven't seen that level of intensity. there's a lot of frustration, as you know, jim, going around in d.c. among progressives on the left about what the senator from west virginia joe manchin has been doing, especially with regard to the president's build back better agenda. that's just one reflection of it. but the bottom line up on capitol hill with joe manchen, the democrats in the white house is, this is how they roll in a 50-50 senate. >> and kamala harris was very candid about her feelings there. i think that was very interesting. joe johns, thank you very much for that. >>> more headaches for the biden administratio

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joe biden, joe manchin, it looks like that is the only thing that matters. and we are constantly leaving out the 50 people that it takes, which is to say the 50 republicans it takes, to put joe manchin in this position. they are all going to get off. if this bill goes down, it will all be blamed on joe manchin and no one is going to say [inaudible] , well how did you let this happen? >> it's exactly like a magic trick. they let this happen in a substantial proportion to blame this thing on joe manchin. not the 50 republican senators who are refusing to participate in the discussion in what the legislation should be. this, in a lot of ways to, lawrence, this bill is much bigger than 93. the potential impact on our capacity to move beyond. the challenge that is applying good green progressive. to address prescription drugs, health care, college education, all of these things are in this bill. and in a lot of ways, it effective in almost every conceivable way, it does more than 93 bill. all we did was reduce the deficit. so they need to answer the question, why are you doing this? what is your argument against this? and what they come back with is cancel culture language. anyon

biden. >> do you think joe manchin is a problem -- >> and it's joe biden and it's joe biden harris. >> well, i mean, was it an unfair question? it seems joe manchin is the joe to be watching in washington d.c. what do you think, kirsten? >> i think that he was expressing a frustration of a lot of democrats have, which is watching all of this, you know, play out where joe manchin gets to whittle this bill down, take out all sorts of important things out of it that really important things to democrats and then turn around, you know, and tell the president basically they're very close to having a deal and then goes over on fox news and announces there is no deal. this is really outrageous behavior and there is a lot of talk about joe manchin's feelings and i think that that is really not what is important here. what is important here and the reason people are as upset as they are, they are upset on behalf of the american people that need this relief and so, joe manchin is making this all about joe manchin and someone wasn't civil to him and one said this letter is too scathing o

joe biden. [bleep] joe biden. [bleep] joe[bleep] joe biden. [bleep] joe biden. >> sean: chance like that occurred all across the country this year until they evolve into the euphemism let's go granddad. never before in modern american history has the phrase specifically been invented, commercialized, and repeated to insult the president. no matter how silly or serious you think the phrase is, it's now hit in new heights for joe biden thanks to a man. even on christmas eve, while he was taking calls from the public and tracking santa claus, joe biden could not escape let's go brandon. >> you guys have to be in bed by 9:00. asleep between 9-12 or he doesn't show up. >> this is into you, jared, this is to the kids. [laughter] >> that's right. i hope you have a wonderful christmas. >> yeah, i hope you guys have a wonderful christmas as well. let's go, brandon! >> i agree. by the way, are you in oregon? >> sean: die clips now a viral sensation. naturally, allies in the media swooped into his defense. it doesn't matter that he clai

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. >> joe, not you, joe, but there is another joke, not joe concha, president joe biden, but i have tooo stubborn to follow the trump playbook. as i look back to when president trump was president and he had the wherewithal to say let's produce these tests before they were even proved by the fda. signed a $750 million contract in august. the test was an approved until december. he produced a hundred million vaccines, ordered them at least, before the vaccine was ever around. so clueless joe biden, is he just too stubborn to have kept up the trump playbook? >> it's a great question. you have to wonder if the vaccine, would say the roles are reversed, how long would they have taken to get out the american public under a biden administration. it seems like they are always a step behind when it comes to afghanistan, when it comes to inflation, when it comes to crime, they are reacting instead of being proactive as the former president was. it's obvious even to the president's dwindling supporters, and that includes dr. fauci, they have failed tactically on testing. data years head start --

joe biden? >> come on, charlamagne. it's joe biden. no, no, no, no! it's joe biden. don't start talking like a republican about asking whether or not he is president. >> do you think joe manchin is a problem? >> it's joe biden and i am vice-president and my name is kamala harris. >> tammy: here with reaction, kellyanne conway. and fox news contributor ari fleischer. kellyanne conway, when you sound like a 7-year-old insisting who you are you have already lost. i don't recall president trump needing to remind someone when the president was. this is an extraordinary display about the problem with the white house. first the effort to stop the conversation which is remarkable. and then this implosion because he is asking who is the president and he didn't bring her up. that was one of her issues. >> i think the latest valuable player of the first year of the biden white house has been kamala harris. she doesn't do anything well that we can see. the things they put her in charge of bear no fruit. we see no solutions or actions. the congressman who represents a border distr

watch. >> i want to know is the president of the country, is it joe biden or joe manchin? >> it's joes joe biden and don't start talking like a republican about asking whether or not he's president. >> you think joe manchin is a problem? >> it's joe biden and i am vice president, my name is kamala harris. kennedy: that was after they tried to say we can't hear you, sorry, we got to go. i've got a pizza in the oven in the mailman here, why can't the liberal media. month give the joe biden administration of break? they are so tough on him. comedian and host of fox across america, jimmy failla. >> good to be here. we do have a jam band, i look i'm delete singer of the band called in rehab. [laughter] kennedy: human the 50-year-old? >> yeah that. they do feel entitled to easy questions. this is the same we both love but this administration should never go on a show again because they always look back. biden famously said and you ain't black. how dare you ask about him being in charge. kennedy: hillary clinton said i have a popsicle in my purse. she pressed why she's a republican in the 90

repeatedly pressing vice president kamala harris on who is really the president, joe biden or joe manchin. >> is it joechin or joe biden? >> come on, charlamagne. come on. it's joe biden. >> i can't tell sometimes. >> no, no, no, no. it's joe biden. and it's joe biden. and i'm vice president. and my name is kamala harris. >> a very heated moment there. let's get right to karen travers at the white house. democrats were stunned today by manchin's move. but some are still calling for this vote even though they don't have the support they need to pass this. >> reporter: this current bill cannot pass without joe manchin onboard. the white house says they're not giving up on build back better. and they're going to find a way to move it forward next year. but democrats now have to decide whether they're willing to scale it back to get to something that senator manchin can support. cecilia? >> that's so true. and that other breaking news from washington tonight. elizabeth warren just moments ago announcing she's tested positive for covid-19. >> reporter: senator warren says she's experiencing mild symptoms, b

this, which is understandable, i get why it happens, is because there's the two joes, two big characters, joe biden, joe manchin. it looks like that is the only thing that matters and we are constantly leaving out the 50 people that it takes which is to say the 50 republicans it takes to put joe manchin in this position. they're all going to get -- if this bill goes down it will be blamed on joe manchin and no one is going to say mitt romney how did you let this happen? >> that is exactly right. like a magic trick. they perform this magic trick that got a substantial portion of the american press to blame this thing on joe manchin not the 50 republican senators who are refusing to participate in the discussion about what the legislation should be. and this in a lot of ways, lawrence, this bill is much bigger than '93. the potential impact of the ability to move beyond the climate and give us good, green jobs in the united states, give us a competitive advantage, address rising costs in prescription drugs, health care, child care, elder care, college education. all of these things are in this bill. in al

. ♪ >> who is the real president of this country joe manchin or joe biden madam vice president. >> come on charlamagne it's joeiden. no, no, no, no. it's joe biden. and don't start talking like a republican about asking whether or not he is president. >> do you think joe manchin is a problem. >> and it's joe biden -- and it joe biden and i'm vice president and my name is kamala harris. >> brian: brian kilmeade, we are naming everybody. and nobody in washington is more heat from democrats right now than senator joe manchin west virginia. he single-handedly broke the democrats' whole agenda yesterday after saying what he was saying all along he was going to vote know on biden's multitrillion dollars socialist spending package. immediately the squad and others came out to attack manchin personally for party line. >> mr. manchin, explain to the people of west virginia why he doesn't have the guts to stand up to powerful special interest. >> we are not going to let people play these games anymore because they are relying on norms of the old boys club. >> he is obstructing the president's agenda. >> we all knew that

joe biden. more concerning 66 to 29 percent from independence. they know this joe match might be in a different position or have a different opinion if joe biden was popular, i'm any measure, but i'm any metric. he's failed whether it was afghan, the stand, the southern border, the economy inflation, the list goes on supply chain crisis as we're almost at christmas here. remember how we started going to fix the supply chain and they were $55.00 ships backed up in los angeles in long beach. now it's $110.00 ships parked out there waiting to unload. yeah, he really got the job done. in fact, americans of all stripes, republicans, independence, and yes, even democrats are fleeing joe biden because he is well, frankly incompetent. well, and that's going to bring this over to you, the dom, because there was frustrations where the truck administration, where republicans will get angry at some of those that they're going just go along with it to get this bill done. so they're public is going to have the wind, so the trunk and the when do you think all 20 that should be what they're going to be say to joe mansion is just go on and go along with this. work

joe? joe's an, an arsonist is like, oh, there's inflation burning down the economy. let me throw gasoline on to it. or is it actually um, you know, drop a sauce? i don't know. i'm joe biden. i'm crazy. well, are you saying that he's like putting on the fire fest of 2022? remember that ramshackle fire festival that happened a few years ago before the pandemic long before the pandemic? so you know, you're vague memories might come popping up about it, but the fire festus. kind of like, you know, the promise is that all this money printing will be great at a fab. it'll look all like all these instagram stars are all going to be rich. we're going to be living off our names. and then in fact, when you show up at the fire fast, well, you're poor. exactly a slice of bologna and 2 mouldy pieces of bread setting on like a jam packed into a trailer with 30 other people. that's not fire fast. that is the sign of the call on to me in collapse. you know, the other thing about the economy in co.

joe joe biden desperately needs a win somewhere. and this could be that even if he tries to deescalate, with the limited locking thinkers around him, he's going to be crushed for compromising. this is what is happen to american foreign policy. go ahead. yes, that's, that's it. i mean, he basically could easily, if you could just pick up a phone and say, look, you know, you've got to be realistic. you've got understand geography, you know, a gambling, you know, you're playing with by, you know, you're blanding with the future of your country. you know, work something out with people that don't, you know, work out a modus vivendi with your giant neighbor, russia. and i will be happy with eisen is incapable of doing so. so this is a problem that actually has a relatively easy solution to problems that have difficult solutions. this one isn't but, and i think of a by isn't going to do so, and that's why i think that the situation to escalate and deteriorate, i think is gonna have a bad outcome policies there. but the politics are and th

you know, just that we got one more minute here, joe joe biden desperately needs a win somewhere. and this could be that even if he tries to de escalate with the limited lo off pain thinkers around him, he's going to be or be crushed or compromising. this is what is happen to american foreign policy. go ahead already, so yeah, that's, that's it. i mean, he basically could easily, anyone, you could just pick up the phone and say, look, you know, you've got to be realistic. you've gotta understand geography, you know, a gambling, you know, you're playing with fire, you know, you're planning with the future of your country. you know, work something out with people as a dumbass, you know what got a notice of andy with your giant neighbor, russia, and i will be happy with eisen is incapable of doing so. so this is a problem that actually has a relatively easy solution to problems that have difficult solutions. this one isn't, but i think they buy isn't going to do so, and that's why i think the situation is going to escalate and the theory, right? i think he's going to have a bad outco

joe biden? >> come on charlemagne, it's joe biden. no, no, no. it's joeking like a republican about asking whether or not he's president. and it's joe biden and i'm vice president vice president and that my name is kamala harris. >> kayleigh: guy, i was stunned on many levels and is all about this weekend and one reason is because i sought him a lot of interviews, and there was times when i would have loved to have intervened and said we are cutting it off here but you don't actually do it. simone sanders just me that problem worse. >> and harrison gately says i can hear you come up for the interview goes on. my theory of this actually is that harris saw this as an opportunity to try to smooth over part of this proxy war that has been through the press of the last couple of weeks through leaks and counter leaks about the role the white house, the white house team, with people sort of whispering to reporters, i think she actually may be whatever kurt preferred her aid because she and she said no biden as president and it sort of a team unity link for the d

joe manchin when discussing the spending agenda. the congresswoman had some big claims about her power in washington dc. >> the idea joe manchin says he can't explain this back home to his people is a farce. i represent more for many or more people than joe>> reporter: senator manchin represents 1.8 million people in west virginia while ocasio cortez represents 800,000 in her new york city district, those are the facts. carley: president biden will not answer questions following his covert address today. >> we hear from the president? >> i think you will hear from him on how we will get the agenda done. he takes questions multiple times a week. depends on who you ask. todd: here to react to the hostilities joe concha. different day different form same press censorship. in light of the disastrous last four days for the white house where do they come off thinking this is the approach. joe: the press secretary lied again which must mean a day ending in why. the president taking multiple times a week, simply not true. if you can show me transcript of president biden taking questions from the press three or four times a week i would love to see that because it doesn't exist. she also says the president had a full schedule on monday during the

learned a lot about joe biden in the last year.e for one, we know he is not the same old scranton joe that represented delaware in the senate for decades. or the oldest tough guy joe the day by fighting off corn pops. he is not even the same joe biden who was barack obama's vice president. that joe biden is gone, and he has been gone for a while. in 2021, biden confirmed what many of us could see during the presidential campaign.n. he is decaying. that is not an attack on biden. he is nearly 80 years old. anyone who has watched joe biden can see it. it is a fact we take no pleasure in stating. nobody is happy with thehe b b president of the united states stumbles over his words or forget where he is. we don't enjoy watching him fall asleep in the middle of an overseas summit. but his decline is hard to ignore.n his latest example came just last night in an interview with abc news.es joe biden struggled to remember the name of the latest covidt variant, omicron. w but maybe that is not exactly a surprise since joe biden also told us he didn't even see omicron coming. >> the vice president said in recent days that you didn't see delta coming, you didn't see omicron

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about it on the other side. >> who's the real president of the country, joe manchin or joe biden. >> come on, charlamagne. it's joe's president. >> do you think joe manchin is a problem? >> and it's joe biden and i'm vice president and my name is kamala harris. i hear the frustration but let's not deny the impact that we've had and agree also that there is a whole lot more work to be done and it is not easy to do but we will not give up. >> okay. sofia, i loved -- i watched the entire interview and i loved that portion of the interview because, one, that was a tough question from charlamagne but, two, i loved it because kamala harris, vice president harris, that was the -- that was her and i -- i contend that if more people saw that side of her, not afraid of a fight, not afraid to get in there and talk about the issues, that she'd be on firm footing. but, sophia, to the question of, well who's the president, joe biden or joe manchin, what do you think of that question? >> well, obviously joe biden is the president of the united states, but i love that my sorority sister, nothing like an aka sister who gets fired

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joe manchin yesterday. joe manchin has done all he can to try to make this work. couldn't get it done. that's the president's fault, not joe manchin's fault. joe manchin not only saved the country but may have saved the democratic party. this gives the democrats an opportunity to retreat gracefully. maybe blame it on joe manchin. that bill was a disaster economically. besides the money involved, it was going to restructure american society, restructure our economy. to do that in a giant bill like this was irresponsible. i was in politics a long time. for joe manchin to stand up to the entire democratic party the way he did. these are the people he works with every day. a lot of peer pressure and i'm sure they contributed in special interests calling him. for him to stand tall is a party of one. i give him credit. i knew joe somewhat in the senate when i was in washington. a great guy to work with. what he says is what he does. i think some of the young people in the biden administration, these staff people, thought they could outsmart him. you don't pressure joe manchin. he's a tough guy. >> martha: "the washington post" r

they all know joe hasnd no backbone, joe has no will,l, joe has no ability to protect america and the western world's interest around the globe. and by the way, now they are looking to capitalize big time. tonight, there are three very serious crises on the horizon. look at russia, they are now threatening to invade ukraine. they have a massive troop presence and deployment right on the border. china is threatening to take over taiwan, or as they call it, reunification. it is a takeover. they are saying so publicly and they have no problem all day long flying fighter jets all over taiwan's airspace. iran is now on the verge of getting nuclear weapons. joe stupidly is just teasing sanctions, and it appears most days joe biden doesn't even know what day of the week it is. let's break this down. it is very important. this could go south really fast. first, according to u.s. intelligence, russian dictator, the hostile actor that he is, vladimir putin is now planning what is amazing military invasion of ukraine. we have satellite images, they show somewhere between 70,094,000 russianng tro

. >> brian: meanwhile, now turning from one joe to know joe. joe manchin has become public enemy number one for the left after announcing no vote on the build back better plan as we just discussed. manchin was attacked personally and the state of west virginia universally. actress bette midler one time singer went on to say this is a tweet he wants us all to be just like his state west virginia poor, illiterate and strung out. she later apologized but i'm not accepting accepting. it's not just holiday trashing the state as jamaal bowman decided to make this about race. >> it's tremendously frustrating for me as a black man in america because once again it's an example of joe manchin as a white man showing that he doesn't care about black people. he doesn't care about latinos. he doesn't care about immigrants. he doesn't care about women and he doesn't care about the poor. >> brian: what? here to respond is the governor of that state former democrat himself getting ready to coach a great basketball game. high school basketball team but stops with us

but there's a lot of talks between the two joes, joe manchin and joe biden about trying to revive it. i'm really worried about the tax increases. if those tax increases are to pass, you're talking about the united states having some of the highest tax rates in the world. that's not good for american companies and the economy. >> jackie: ted made the point that we might see people deferring their gains to next year and they're going to get hit harder. might keep you up at night. gives me nightmares. happy new year. see you in 2022. >> happy new year. >> jackie: it's not just stocks that we're watching. the price of gas surged 46% this year. my next guest is right, they could go higher in 2022. patrick dehahn is with gas buddy. aaa fuel gauge says the average is $3.29. a year ago, 2.25. we have come down 10 cents. we're relatively high and people are talk about $4. >> that's right. we're closing out the year and gas prices are inching up. that will be a segue for 2022. the yearly national average this year was $3.02 a gallon. next year it's going to be higher, nearly 40 cents. we foreca

joe biden said when asked about how this would get done, he said joe and i will get it done. that's what it will have to be. joest the climate piece in build back better now. it has transitioned, money for transitioning people who work in coal to other kinds of jobs, they like that. i think the united mine workers urged him to sign on. look, this has been a sloppy and long, long, negotiation and been hard to pin joe down many times but there are very good things in this. universal prek is huge. we're not going to get all the stuff we wanted but i -- you know, we have to achieve something, i mean joe and joe. it's up to them. >> but the question is, yes, you're absolutely right. the coal miners union and united mine workers of america urged him to revisit to build back better toting taxing and facilities and coal fields, et cetera, et cetera, but here is the problem, joe manchin doesn't have to do any of that. he can get by just fine. he has a coal mining business that his family has and would love to make lots of money. he has a nice car. if there was one republican who could negotiate joe manchin, that would b

joe joe. peter, all over your correspondent, yet peter, all over. when that headline came out earlier on, it did make everybody is pre kept in there, but just let's why did pocket. but what were the positives that came out from this meeting today between love rove and blink, and some of the other highlights take us through it. you've been covering it there in stock. oh yes, that's right. it's just wrapped up that press conference. you just saw it on our tv . well, really that the takeaways are seems to be that there is a, a willingness from russia to work with the united states and nato. however, it needs they. so in the united states to take some steps towards russia, we heard ad said guilford. all they're saying about this meeting with anthony blinking that he held here in stockholm just a few hours ago in which answer lincoln started reading out a list of demands that were being made against russia being made on russia in relation to the minsk agreement, which is the piece a cold set to to try and bring about a stability to easton ukraine and, and ad yukon sc as well. and don bus and lucon sca regions what he said is nancy blinkin was telling him that russia needed to remove heavy weapons to, to stop economic interference. and as a gay lover of interrupted and said, look, this isn't something for russia to deal with in minsk agreement. the minsk agreement lays out that keith has to deal with these issues directly with the end of the separatist, the parts of ukraine into guns, and in done yet, that nato repeatedly gets this wrong and come straight to moscow in order to try and get things done and until they go through those proper channels that were set out, there's never going to be a real implementation of the minsk agreement. now when we talk about the implementation of agreements, sir gala for of also pointed out that there's a real well lack of those agreements when it comes to russia and nato trying to get along on the world stage, pointing out. in fact, there's only one currently in operation. for those, ruth's native continues escalate the situation directly on our borders. then as for military security in the euro atlantic region, it continues to deteriorate. there is only one treaty between russian, the united states, on the limitation of strategically offensive weapons. and the treaty on short, medium range missiles and the open skies treaty were essentially torn apart by our american colleagues to the government. while there was also a lot of talk from the russian foreign minister just now about troop movements, nate, so in an around its borders with, we're now seeing permanence war ships from nato countries going to be faced in the black sea. we've seen continuous themes, nato military drills on, in the baltic states and in eastern europe as well. so to get along for of said that there needs to be some kind of agreement between russia and those nice countries about just what's going to happen with those, including things like where ships are allowed to say a war ships not is, are allowed to sail on military planes are allowed to fly, particularly with the turning off of their transponders, which 2nd one from says it's being carried out by nato air forces, over and around and near to russian territory. when it comes to what will happen if nato doesn't listen to what russia has to say, particularly when it comes to the, the non expansion towards the east said gala proven equivocal. he said, russia is serious, that they are prepared to take what he called serious action that they are going to be. and they plan to reveal very soon plans that they're going to put down on paper for aid to try and, you know, to cast i an agreement between make so and russia over how the state of affairs and how the state of play is carried out on the ground in and around eastern europe now sort of a lot of also at some was to say for the o. s. d, the organization which is hosting this event that's going on at the moment. he said that certain countries did mention them by name. i think we can guess which ones he was talking about. i think it was pretty much us in the vail, directly in the direction of washington saying that some countries hunt high trunk . this group that they were attempting to create, essentially a multi t, a system within this whereby some countries concerns were viewed much more seriously than over countries. what we did here from antony blinking though, as well the us secretary of state. he also held a press conference following his meeting with said gala. ralph was that there had been a all in frank and what he called a sober and honest exchange between himself and the russian foreign minister. and he said that he was certain they said gala rove would pass what had been said in that room onto president vladimir putin, that he would certainly pass on what he'd say to what he'd heard to president joe biden. and perhaps that could be some kind of meeting between those 2 presidents in the very near future. however, what anthony blink and also said was that if certain demands made by the united states or not met, than russia could face consequences, there would be serious consequences for brushing aggression toward ukraine as well as some of the efforts that we see russia taking to try to destabilize ukraine from within still a lot of ground to be made up before these 2 sides before moscow. and washington seemed to agree on any of the major issues that they are facing. particularly though not su, concerning ukraine concerning eastern europe, europe, and concerning the, at the expansion of nato. yep. all right, thanks to bring us up to speed their lot said with the sounds of it this afternoon . thanks for now, peter. all right, so we brought that live news conference for last 40 minutes to so let's talk a bit now about cove it in the latest with omicron and sadly more and more countri

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joe joe biden, he wants assurances that ukraine will not join nato military alliance is one that any aggression will come at a high price, including serious political and economic consequences. on her 1st, full day in the job, germany's new foreign minister offered her support. we are living in challenging time, sir, as we see those days. the russian troop development near ukraine must concern off, was of you to ukraine itself, but also was a view to our security in europe. last week and reagan, nato said, and sent a very clear message, and i want to underline very firmly. the new government fully maintains this commitment in a moment will be live to ukraine. charles stratford is standing by 1st 1st, so kimberly health is, is following developments in washington where we understand that has been a conversation between the u. s. president and his ukranian counterpart vladimir zalinski. any information about that? well, what we're hearing is that the call took place about an hour later than originally scheduled, getting started really in about the last 40 minutes or so. so we're watching very carefully to see a read out of that call and. and what it's clear is if it's still ongoing, or if it has, in fact wrapped up, the white house hasn't said, but what it has said is what the u. s. president intends to convey in that conversation. it is a message that he will also be delivering to the what's known as the bucharest 9. that is the sort of the countries that make up the eastern flag of the nato alliance. the us president, we have a call with those officials as well. and the message that the u. s. president was to send the united states is committed to transatlantic security. even as we know, the latimer potent is still deliberating over whether not an invasion of ukraine is something that russia might do. there is, of course, the us intelligence that reports under massing of troops along the shared border with ukraine. and we know from the national security advisor jake sullivan, that the message the united states has tried to send is essentially one that the u . s. believe that this can be resolved through the minx process. it also believes that there really needs to be an urgent effort and pathway towards a ceasefire. well, at the same time, also working towards what the united states sees and refers to have confidence building measures. so these are the sort of rough outline of what the u. s. president is expected to convey in those calls. and i suppose it's getting more and more complicated because ukraine is saying that it fears an invasion. meanwhile, that the russians, as you would expect, rejecting in that narrative and say that. and he moves a purely defensive and it's ukraine that's not engaging in any process. so, is there a plan to defuse this crisis? well, what has been made clear from the united states side is that particularly when the conversation occurred with latimer fruit and the russian leader that the u. s. president did not offer any sort of concessions. he also did not provide any assurances and, and so there may be some similar conversation that will take place in the call with president to, let's give ukraine, given the fact we know that it is eager to be a member of data. that's not something that the united states has sort of offered as an assurance. what we also know is that the united states is really underscoring the pathway forward. as far as it sees, it is only diplomatic and not military. in fact, underscore that point the us president made clear in the last 24 hours that in terms of even offering military support by in the form of us soldiers that, that is not on the table. as he said, there will be an effort to equip allies but beyond that, the united states and the united states public really has little appetite for that . so kind of giving reassurance as well at the same time, be realistic is what the united states is offering, right? now, and what i can also tell you is that on the heels of military conflict in afghanistan and that withdrawal of the united states that went so badly for the u. s. there really is very little public support for the united states to send it soldiers to assist in resolving this. conflicts to the united states is very keen on seeing this moving forward, diplomatically, and that's the message that it is sending to its allies and ukraine in specifics. all right, thank you very much. white house correspondent, kimberly how kit following the story from washington, dc and charles stratford. joining us live not from harrison and southern ukraine. so is kimberly was saying that the u. s. has made it abundantly clear that they will not be deploying foreign troops to the region, but what kind of support does ukraine want to see from its west and military allies? well, that's right. yes. that the statements made by the u. s. president, yesterday. no u. s. boots on the ground, no plan for that, but the u. s. has also said and this will be some comfort, at least to the ukranian president, that there will be a continuation of the surprise of what is described as defensive capabilities. we understand that so far this year, the usda support around $450000000.00 worth of defensive capabilities in the next few days. we understand that the final tranche of a $60000000.00 amount of small arms and ammunition will be arriving. so we're, we are, we, we understand that that sort of discussion will be, will be, had we also think that so there may well be more details given by the u. s. president to president zalinski about this sanction package that is being put together by the us and nato allies, ukrainian nato partners. but i think also certainly according to analysts, there is disks of great concern that possibly bite and may have to basically try and get some sort of concession from the ukranian leader because the situation has gotten so bad as we heard. kimberly they mentioned the importance of the minx to agreement that agreement that was signed in 2015 that both sides, both the russians and the ukrainians accused each other of not implementing an agreement that the ukrainian say they had no choice in signing because their backs were so much up against the wall in 2015 basically losing the wall. we also understand, possibly that biden may ask zalinski to start speaking to the separatists in the east in the dorm bass region. that of course, is something that ukrainians have refused to do thus far because they see that as potentially giving the separative legitimacy and they describe the separatists as a terrorists, a terrorist organization. so i think the real goal of this conversation for president biden is to potentially get some minor concession out of zelinski, at least to start initiating some sort of real progress on on piece dialogue. also, at the same time, not looking as if they are too many concessions being given to the russians because of course, the russians are described by both native 40 and the ukrainians as the aggressors in this crisis. and ukraine has said that it is an invasion from the 10s of thousands of russian troops that have gathered near the bordeaux. what do we know about true movements in the region will, according to the a, see the organization for security and cooperation in europe, the monitors cease fire violations. i mean, they saying that there are violations committee by both sides every day to give you an example, a situation report, they put out december the 7th couple of days ago. they said they were $200.00 cease fire violations just in that day, including 60 explosions. now we have been moving up and down the contact line, which is around about 400 or just over 400 kilometers long. i'm certainly we haven't seen any obvious signs of ukrainian troop movements, but the russians are saying that the ukrainians are moving heavy weapons into position. and the situation remains calm, but tends to certainly in the areas outside the contact zone and by exposes as a mark of just how serious this crisis is, was a comment made by the ukrainian defense minister dimitra co labor to day talking to reporters in london. he said that said, on the back of that news from biden, that the u. s. would not be sending troops to ukraine. he said, well, we am, we will fight this battle on our and we will fight this war on our own. and we will, when we do not need foreign troops, but we would appreciate any kind of help you can give us with respect to ammunition and weapons. so as i say, a mark of just how critical these talks in these ongoing efforts to try and galvanized some sort of peaceful solution to this crisis. ok. thank you very much. charles traffic reporting case, frank. it says he has her son in southern ukraine. now in other stories are following the have been these reports of violence between armenian and azeri forces . i mean is defense ministry says as a by john has started intensively shelling military positions in get car clinic province according to russia's tasks. use agency earlier on thursday as a by john accused armenia provocations along the border and said one of its soldiers had been killed. a war between them last year ended with a russian broker ceasefire. ah, the world's most vulnerable people should get a 3rd dose of a corona virus vaccine. but as concerned about how this is going to impact those who have yet to have one, world health organizations. vaccine advisory panel says that people with underlying health issues or compromised immune systems should be targeted for boosters. many countries are expanding their roll out of 3rd shots due to concerns over the new only convent. emerging data is suggested that fact vaccine efficacy declines after some time, especially among older people. for the time being, we continued to support one, the need for equity in the distribution, our location of vaccines and to the use of 3rd doses, only are those that we have previously recommended. those that have received inactivate vaccines and those that are immunocompromised, which are the 2 groups that we feel should be protected further by a 3rd goes of the primary process is also a warning from a w h o that concern over the army kron variant could lead to more hoarding of vaccines, more than half of all people in the world of now received at least one dose that falls to just over 6 in every 100 people in low income countries. as february, the vaccine sharing lights, kovacs has shipped 610000000 doses, 244 nations or territories. the goal was to 1000000000 the programs sped up in the past few months, thanks to donations from wealthier countries and an ease on exports from india. but if rich a nation's prioritize their own 3rd doses, while there could be fears that the program would slow down and there's no supply issue there, w h o is saying that one and a half 1000000 doses are produced every month. the, the problem is going to be with the allocation of that supply. the global health chief is saying 6 times as many boosters are given out in rich nations every day than at 1st shots in low income countries. as we head into whatever the on the current situation is going to be, there is risk that the global supply is, again, going to revert to high income countries hoarding vaccine. to protect, you know, to protect a, in, in, in a sense, in excess of their opportunity. for for vaccination then, and a sort of no regrets kind of approach to watching how the variant has been playing out in south africa, which has reported more than 22000 new cases of on the chrome. this is a rise of about 2000 compared to the previous day. early hospital data shows less than a 3rd of patients infected with on the kron a suffering severe illness. south african scientists that 1st sounded the alarm on the, on the crone variance of the virus late last month. now we to go to developments around the iran talks because the countries talk, negotiation is saying the country is serious about reaching a nuclear agreement with well powers. but it's not backing down from its demands. another round of talks aimed at salvaging the historic 2015 deal has resumed in vienna. officials are trying to bring both iran in the united states back into the agreement which limits nuclear activity and exchange for sanctions relief. last week, iran was accused of not taking the talk seriously, but european union stopped negotiate and now says, there is a renewed sense of purpose by all participants. what both this morning was for the whole delegation of only the ring in one hole, delegations renew, sense of purpose, come they need to work to reach an agreement from being in the just to be back to life. this is, this is my, my information from, from this morning. it's difficult, it's a very difficult and devil is that are still different positions that we have to marie, this is the gist of the nation. we will see how we can, how we can present. that's how we kind of funds. dosage bar is following a story in vienna. they sent him and several shared by the reigning deputy foreign minister ali baba connie who was leading the arabian delegation was the same as that of the e u. r. foreign policy chief. that we just heard from connie said that at the rainy's are very serious and they're here for results. and that is exactly what they hope to achieve in the coming days. the joint commission met earlier on thursday and then they ran off to smaller working groups to discuss the details of what iran has proposed to the world powers. the rain has put forth 2 proposals last week where they said one deals with how the united states will lift those sanctions that they impose, since they left a nuclear deal in 2018. and the 2nd proposal deals with the arena nuclear program and how iran will go back into compliance. the when use of said that will only happen when they can verify that all the sanctions that the u. s. is imposed or lifted in terms of what the international atomic energy agency has to do with all of this. they are the watchdog that polices the j. c. p. away the nuclear deal of 2015. and the head of that organization has said that there has been serious issues with iran's compliance over the past few months. and that they are very concerned that they no longer have the access that they want to have when it comes to policing iran's nuclear program. but for now, the groups here that are discussing how to move forward are hopeful they can come to some kind of an agreement in the next few days and on how to move forward with these negotiations. with al jazeera life from london, much more still ad on the program. 15 minutes it is rally and hong kong democracy advocate anti cunning. jimmy lie, a fresh conviction. china denounces a foss as more countries plant diplomatic boycotts on the winterland. ah hey, there. good to see, here's your weather forecasts. europe, africa, on friday. we do have a feed of rain coming down the nor see slamming rate in to belgium. this is a tricky forecast for brussels, though. i do think it will be brain your temperature at 6 degrees, but a swath of snow can't be rolled out the potential though for some dangerous precipitation and latvia freezing rain. bris. this includes riga, your temperature rate around that 0 mark. so the rain will fall and potentially see some prism rain as well. it has been nonstop rain toward the top end of iberia and there is still more common natur on friday. now there are 80 millimeters over 12 hours and those winds would been up to 90 kilometers per hour. got snow through the alpine region, northern italy picking up about 10 centimeters really top to bottom and across italy. it is unsettled and we've got some windy conditions for the eastern shores of the adrian exceed. could see those got up to 90 kilometers per hour. storms have pivot it from one end of the a g n to the other. so this is plug in western turkey really from it sample rate to antalya out of rain to be expected. boy, in this weather report in africa. right now. whites and windy conditions to be expected in tunis at 17 degrees, but wall to wall sunshine for cairo. with a high of 23 on friday, cea. ah, ah, co cater culture of knowledge, openness, pluralism, world wanted us to reward better to excellence and encourage creativity. the shape ahmad award for translation and international understanding was formed to promote translation and owner translators, and acknowledged that road and strengthening the bones of friendship and co operation between arab islamic and world coaches. ah, ah ah ah welcome back. made stories. now u. s. president joe biden has been holding a telephone call with his ukrainian counterpart brought him is the landscape and a show of support over the build up of russian military along its border. a world health organization advisory panel is saying that people with underlying health issues should get a boost of vaccine was also consigned. it could reduce the dose is available to lower income countries. and iran stock negotiate your same country as serious about reaching the nuclear agreement with well powers, but they are not backing down from that demands. now investigators have recovered the flight dates recorded from the wreckage of a helicopter, carrying india's highest rank in general. chief of defense, staff, beeping ra, at his wife and 11 others died when the across came down in the southern state of tom ahl. now do induce defense minister saying the helicopter did not send a distressed cold before the crash. elizabeth problem reports from new delhi a reef laying ceremony by government leaders i

joe biden? >> it is joe biden. no, no, no. it is joe start talking like a republican about asking whether or not he is president. it is joe biden and i am vice president, my name is kamala harris. jesse: like if you are black you don't vote for me. moving past that dumpster fire kamala went on cbs, a total pass for unleashing the virus. >> i don't think this is a moment to talk about fault. it is no one's fault this virus hit our shores or hit the world but it is more about individual power and responsibility. >> reporter: the only good thing you can say is she didn't blame unvaccinated americans. the terrible we didn't stop there. as i told you at the top of the show, fauci and other scientists, for not seeing delta and omicron ferry ands, doctor doom himself fired back. >> we saw very ands coming. with one referred to that was not anticipated was the extent of the mutation, amino acid and substitutions in omicron. jesse: the author of all americans, topping the new york times bestseller list. the vice president of the united states ha

virginia, not hard to do the math your company the way the most powerful in the country now joe manchin, joe rogan and joe biden and i will keep myself out of this one. it must have really hit, was a really hurts good like salt and pixie six into one that senator mansion decided to make this has been a "fox news" on sunday, and by the way, this was the beginning of the end of the presidency nancy pelosi will be retired, and mitch mcconnell will be a majority leader and church were born the party will against joe biden and find another run in 2024 pretty. tammy: i think that a lot recognize that they recognize the heart of the democratic party and everyone else seems to be an extremist at this point well, nothing everybody and when we come back in, 40 americans are back from afghanistan, nothing to the joe biden administration and details on how they got here, that is next. before nexium 24hr, anna could only imagine a comfortable night's sleep without frequent heartburn waking her up. now, that dream... . ...is her reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts, for all-day, all-night protection. can yo

joe and joe were pulling in the same direction. there would be no the bb gift under the christmas tree but no one would get cold in their stockings either but then bank, the white house released a statement blaming manchin for the delay. when i saw manchin's name and the president of statement i knew he would perceive it as a breach of process, a breach of joe and joe working the south, politicians from scranton and charleston could find a way to align with those from brooklyn and san francisco. jen psaki says they aren't playing the blame game, they are calling it an update. >> i've not read the article. it has been a busy day but i will tell you our intention was to provide an update on the future of bills back better. >> reporter: leaders on the left are so frustrated with manchin's hard stance they are calling on democrats to ignore him entirely. across the aisle there are lawmakers warming up a seat for manchin in the republican party. >> yesterday the senator went back on his word was the lack of integrity is stunning in itself where people say the only thing you have is your word. it is abundantly clear we cannot trust with senator manchin says. >> it doesn't sit well over there but that decision, we certainly welcome him to join us if you are so inclined. >> a lot of folks ask is manchin going to become a republican? i hope it does.