and joe smith, who is the ceo of transformative research gentlemen. so tobin, i want to start with you saying a worker can't leave, sounds really heartless, actually. but can business is actually afford to shut down every time. there is a warning whenever there's multiple times throughout the years. so mike action, i want to go to you on this. when do you think whether warnings in, in europe there with blizzards, obviously go into the winter time? do you think a business can actually shut down every time there? is this warning, or is there another a better, more responsible, practical place, which kind of keeps, keeps the worker safe, but also allows business to continue. yeah, i do agree, i think when we have severe storms, severe weather, especially here in minnesota where i'm from, you know, we have major snow storms all the time and we close down and center and always home early for safety reasons. we don't want them driving and you know, 12 inches of snow or more, it's not safe. especially when it comes to this weather situation, which was a weir

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let's bring back into the joe congressman jason smith, ranking member house budget, along with fox contributoreen borelli. no one saw the omicron variant coming, cbc director, w.h.o., his own white house said it was coming a month ago. >> the president has been clueless. he has been more focused on the last five months to pass his 5 trillion-dollar tax-and-spending bill to actually pay attention to covid and what's going on. it is a disaster. they pushed the 2 trillion-dollar covid package back in march, left 9% toward health care spending. they're trying to ask for more money from covid. the money that did go to covid, they used $2 billion of that from testing equipment to send to illegal immigrants at the southern border. it is a disaster. susan: deneen, to the congressman's point, watch the president snipe at a reporter yesterday asking why he didn't do enough unitiesing. watch him say he didn't see it coming. watch this. >> is this a failure you doesn't have an adequate amount of tests for everyone to get one if they need one right now? >> no, it is not. because covid is spreading so rapid

the one hand, lee believes at least he has the tiny little bit of hope that perhaps joe johnston's army or kirby smith's army will be successful and there will be a need for his men once more and maybe the war will continue and they will be exchanged to. the other side is grant could have taken that out and he doesn't and that is telling because he, this war is coming to a end. we can let that one go because obviously this is just a gesture. it is really empty because it is obvious that when we capitulate the others will follow in his wake. grant very much has hope. >> that will create some legal wrangling later but what i did do, professor jd and i spent half the interview talking about the first chapter and i promise you, this is just where the book starts to get really good. so when you start to follow those confederates away from appomattox is when this book really starts to get good and let's share another image here. i got this not from our stock but the library of virginia, they are all issued a parole, right? or a parole pass and here is a parole pass captain james garnet of the ordinance office

on one hand, lee believes a release he has this tiny bit of hope that perhaps joe johnston's army or kirby smith's army will be successful and there will be a need for his men once more. so maybe the war will continue it they will be exchanged. but the flip side of that is grant could strip that out and he doesn't. that is telling because he thanks this war is coming to an end. we can let that one go. but we can let that one go. it's a gesture it's really empty because of obvious that when lee capitulates the others will follow. grant very much has hope. >> that is going to create some legal wrangling later. what i want to do, boy, we just spent half. >> for the folks at home we just spent half of the interview talking about. >> the first chapter. [laughter] and i promise you, this is just when the book starts getting really good. that is stuff we kind of knew. so you follow those confederates away from appomattox that is when this book really starts to get good. what they take with them, let's share another image not from our stock but from the library of virginia. they are all issued a parole. a

hand, lee believes -- or at least he has this little tiny bit of hope that perhaps joe johnston's army or kirby smith's army will be successful and there will be a need for his men once more. maybe the war will continue and they will be exchanged. but the flip side of that is, grant could have struck that out, and he doesn't. i think that's telling, because he thinks this war is coming to an end. we can let that one go. obviously, i'm paraphrasing here. but we can let that go, because, obviously, it's a gesture. it's empty because it's obvious that when lee capitulates, the others will follow in his wake, at least that's grant's -- very much his hope. >> and so that's going to create some legal wrangling later. but let's -- what i want to do -- boy, we just spent -- we just spent half of the interview talking about -- >> first chapter. >> the first chapter. i promise you, this is just when the book starts to get really good. >> much of that stuff we kind of knew. i think it's really -- it takes off. >> when you follow the confederates away from appomattox, that's when this book really starts to get goo

we can spend the next three days beating up on joe manchin, who fancies himself mr. smithhington but he's really more of a senator payne in the character of that movie, who he thinks he is. but he has to decide for himself when he looks in the mirror what his integrity is. there's two fundamental problems here that have nothing to do with joe manchin. you have a coachable football team with a bunch of assistant coaches and a bunch of other players whose only play, whose only singular play was a post pattern to joe manchin, a player who didn't want to run the pattern, was reluctant to play the game and they defend that was their own play of the coach to get this done was somebody that had been telling them he didn't really want to run the play. yes, joe manchin should be held responsible but why is your only play dependent on a player who couldn't want to play. that's or first problem. they're still operating in washington, d.c., too many democrats in my view, as if we're still in the functional democracy, operating like we can 20, 30, 40 years ago. this is a new world we'r

responsibility on russia's shoulders for the current tensions. bennett smith is following reaction from moscow. vladimir putin told joe biden, that responsibility should not be shifted to russia because nato is making danger. attempts to take control of ukraine. pretty much everything that has been telegraphed about the meeting between joe biden, vladimir putin, what they were going to talk about. it's clear that they touched on these topics, not just you crane, but also cyber crime. both parties were told and agreed to discuss their readiness to continue practical cooperation on combating cyber crime. but it was ukraine dominated. the meeting that i made. putin also told joe biden that he wanted guarantees that offensive strike systems would not be deployed in countries close to russia. he says that nato is building up its military infrastructure near russia's borders. and vladimir putin says he express concerns about kids allegedly provocative actions toward ukrainian regions controlled by russian backed separatists. the kremlin considers what's going on in ukraine as an internal problem. and he does not want nato t

joe, this is a repeated string of attacks here. >> julia, thank you for your reporting. joining me now is senator tina smith. senator, your fellow minnesotan congresswoman ilhan omar is responding to the anti-muslim rhetoric from congresswoman boebert. what do you make of what's going on in the lower house? >> thank you, joe. and it's great to be with you. i spoke with ilhan earlier this week. i am always struck by how strong she is, how resilient she is. but think about what she has been exposed to, this kind of hateful and dehumanizing attack. and what does the republican party, the republican leader in the house do? he basically doubles down on it. he says this -- he tries to describe this as infighting within his caucus and that this is not what people are really paying attention to out in the country. we should be paying attention to this. this kind of xenophobia is not a bug of the republican party, it is a feature of the republican party and congress. and it is important that we all stand up in opposition to it and not just sort of look away and pretend it isn't happening. >> senator, let's turn to the

not at all, not in the least, we can spend the next three days, beating up on joe manchin, he who fancies himself a mr. smithhington, but he is really more of a senator pain in that movie, in the character in that movie. who he thinks he is. he has to decide for himself, when he looks in the mirror, what his integrity. isn't he has to face the voters of west virginia. i think there's two fundamental problems here that have nothing to do with joe manchin. and the problem is, is that you have a coach of a football team, at the given analogy, a sports analogy, you have a coach of a football team, some assistant coaches, and a bunch of other players whose only play, only singular play, was a post pattern to joe manchin. a player who did not want to run the pattern. who is ripped into play the game, who made -- that was their only play, they're only play of the coach to get this done, was somebody that has been telling them, he didn't really want to run the play. and so the fault, yes joe manchin should be held responsible, but in the end, it's why is your only playing getting this done, dependent on a player, wh

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as soon as next month, us president joe biden was asked about the crisis by reporter a with ben at smith house bought from moscow. russia one's legally binding guarantee guarantees that nato will not expand eastwards and allow ukraine to accede, allow ukraine to join, nor will miss house be placed on ukrainian territory that could be pointed towards russia. russia's issue its concern. its problem is that after the end of the collapse of the soviet union, most eastern european countries joined nato for their own while they saw their own defensive purposes and needs. russia sees that as a problem and a threat. the problem for russia is that it's not up to a person to decide who does or does not join nato. it's up to nato member countries that said, ukraine's application for membership. the nate has been on the table since 2008. so there isn't any great rush to allow it to join may be one of the reasons being that when one nato member is attacked, it's john to says that others must come to its defense. there is no desire amongst the nato member countries for a full on military confrontation

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and joining them none other than gestapo smith that must've been a heck of a birth. and joe johnson looked on but the words contradicting honor interior and enemy let the trump sound fearlessly all fight courageously it is a fine thing to face death crying freedom. that's the best i can do for you. a lady name constance designed a new battle flag for the army the senior major general in the confederate service and her family being from mississippi she sent one of the originals to earl at the request to liberate her hometown of virginia. here is a note these flags run for the troop in november 281, 8621 and the reason i put this appearing told you the story is one of the few paintings i've ever found the house earl van dorn in it, that gentleman right here you cannot really see him but this is p gt this is long street earl van dorn that is gw smith, i believe that may be johnson i hear, anyway i always liked troy, he's always one of my favorites. as a new year of 62 turned over van dorn reached a new assignment out west all the confederate forces have been driven out of misso

as soon as next month, us president joe biden was asked about the crisis by reporter, a with a, with as crossover now live to bernard smith in moscow. so 1st of all, what does putting one out of this meeting with by then? do we know russia wants an agreement, a legally binding agreement, that nato is not going to admit ukraine. and that nato is not gonna put missiles on ukrainian territory. massage that could target russia. the problem russia has, is that nato expanded eastwood's when the soviet union collapsed. most eastern european countries joined nato for what they viewed as their own defense. if purposes, russia does not want to see that expansion continue. the problem for vladimir putin is, is not really up to russia who joins nato is up to nato's members to say who join. so it's hard to see that flood that joe biden will give putin this guarantee that said, ukraine's application the membership, the nato has been on the table since 2008. and there's probably no russia to admit it because nato's charter says, if one country is attacked than the other members of nato must come to its defence . while nato countries do

smith reports from moscow. this was the 1st face to face meeting between antony, blanket and surg, lovegrove. since joe biden became us president, the us secretary of state use the encounter to warn russia of the serious consequences, including sanctions, if it invades ukraine. it's now on russia to deescalate the current tensions by reversing the recent troop filled up. returning forces to normal peace time positions, and refraining from further intimidation and attempts to destabilize ukraine were watching the situation very closely, were in close contact and coordination with our allies, russian back separatists in eastern ukraine had been patrolling these trenches for more than 7 years after russia next crimea, now a build up of russian troops along the border. more than $90000.00 says the government in kiev is fueling fears of a russian invasion. across the field, ukrainian force is a holding exercises. russia says ukraine is being provocative, deploying more than half its army, 125000 people to the east. russia dismisses as inflammatory, any suggestions, its preparing to attack? the kremlin is al

smith: thank you very much, mr. joe and thank you, director-- mr. chair, and thank you, director chopra. i would like to focus my questions on abuses by structured settlement buyers. over the last few weeks, the "minneapolis start-tribune" has run a series of really alarming stories based on what structured settlement buyers are doing. as you no doubt know, director chopra, there are 750,000 americans who receive some sort of structured settlement, which are periodic payments can usually monthly or yearly, to compensate people for injuries that they or their family members have suffered. these payments are critical for helping families pay for medical care or sometimes just being able to survive after a tragic and that in. --tragic incident. we are talking about stories of people who have experienced a catastrophic injury and in some cases it makes it impossible for them to live independently. then what happens is these businesses come in, realizing that they can make money off of these cap tester fees -- catastrophes, and they take advantage of the

joining us congressman jason smith, mariannette miller-meeks, former georgia congressman doug collins, liz peek, the hill's joeoncha, former federal prosecutor jim trusty, national border patrol council vice president art del cueto. more on media and white house silence on major root cause of crime spelled out in government documents. the big time funding far left billionaire george soros weak on crime district attorneys, who don't prosecute violent criminals, instead let them walk free. democrat house speaker pelosi criticized for trying to claim she does not know the reason for growing lawlessers in when her own party for more than a year supported defunding police. also this, former president obama's ethics chief calls nancy pelosi's comments defending stock trading by members of commerce quote, disgusting. the opposite of government ethics. also this, why the silence from the progressive "squad" when they criticized the stock trading? ceos of southwest and american airlines are getting blowback for testifying you don't need to wear masks on planes. we have favoritism in trump russia. reports that a former

democratic senator to the news that fellow democratic senator joe manchin is declaring he's a no on the build back better bill. senator tina smithg this. the from us straight thing about this is that it's hard to negotiate with somebody who seems never interested in getting to yes. again, that is a democratic senator talking about another democratic senator and the democratic president's signature domestic agenda i'm. let's go to capitol hill right now. cnn's lauren fox who is standing by with much more. lauren, what are you hearing from senators now? >> well, there's certainly frustration and not just fellow senators and also fellow house members. remember, kate, they already took a vote on the build back better plan and there are moderates like abigail spanberger who tweeted yesterday she was frustrated with manchin's position. they already walked the plank that they largely support and may be tough in some areas to run for re-election is because of the tax provisions. that's one of the key issues that reinma right now, but obviously we're just looking to see what pieces can be picked up, and senator manchin spoke just a short

back better" by christmas white house says encouraged by talks with senator joe manchin joining me mo congressman jason smithg five trillion dollars adding three trillion dollars to the national debt american people don't want it members of congress even democrat side don't want it surely it won't pass. >> the other blow revelation scoring out, consumer prices running at pace not scene in 40 years that was another nail if you will in the coffin of this bill. >> you know absolutely, when you talk to americans, they are struggling whenever supermarket put food on table, gasoline in considers a, the highest spike in inflation, in 40 years is drastically having effect on real americans and then, cbo score 5 trillion dollars, with gimmicks that they have in it, saying that -- say the child tax credit, the democrats, in house of representatives said going to cost 185 billion cbo says 1.6 trillion a huge difference. dagen: big difference, nobody thought that child allowance would last a year sean duffy i also, speaking to inflation, the elites in d.c. inconvenience for a large part of the country hardship inflation

smith al jazeera, the u. s. president has admitted his government has more work to do on test thing and stopped short of announcing additional measures. joe biden, how the virtual meeting was state governors to discuss the rapid increase in virus cases or than a $100000.00 reported each day on average across the us. kimberly help get reports from the white house. in the u. s. cases of coven caused by the i'm a crime very, and are soaring, had expected to get worse in the coming weeks. the stream is being felton hospitals. new records are being fat, with daily infections rising past. last winter's pandemic peak. in ne states like delaware new jersey, new york, and massachusetts, but also white and puerto rico, there is no federal solution. ask is solved, state level of speaking to the nation's governors in a virtual meeting on monday. us president joe biden admitted white house efforts to combat the highly contagious. i'm a crime very. it have been insufficient, but it's not enough. it's clearly not enough required. read, know, we would have gone harder quicker if we could have but new reporting indicates the biden administration was pushe

smith in new york. >> mike: i am mike emanuel in for john roberts. joeg some changes we would need to see. and on the far left call it for the president to take executive action to push things through. >> sandra: republicans hope to get senator manchin to switch side says senator mitch mcconnell. he is standing by on that and more. we will begin with him in just a moment. >> mike: the white house where jacqui heinrich is out of the daily press briefing. >> good afternoon. the white house said it is moving forward with senator manchin and spending less time looking in the rear-view mirror. manchin joined democratic colleagues last night and said many of the same concerns he voiced about the bill. size and scope and the national debt. one democrat described the path forward as twisty and murky. manchin pulled the plug on inexcusable things the white house staff put out referring to a statement that blamed manchin for the delay in passing build back better. resources close to manchin said it upset him because of the harassment he and his family are facing f

smith in new york this monday. >> mike: hello, center. i mike emanuel in for john roberts. jen psaki said to take the podium, after accusing joe pushing back and accusing some on the president's staff of retaliation. >> sandra: and a brand-new interview. larry kudlow is here with reaction including what it means for our economy and for everybody listening at home. >> mike: but first, jacqui heinrich live at the white house pay good afternoon, jacqui. >> good afternoon to you, mike. senator joe manchin's punching back after taking incoming fire from his fellow democrats in the white house. ever since he broke the news on "fox news sunday," manchin saying no one should have been surprised at the statement that he has been clear all along about how much spending he would support, what programs he would support, spending money on, and how it should be paid for. the president and his position, and he also blames the white house staff for this break down and can vacation. >> we knew it couldn't get there, they said i want to keep trying. i said, "sure, what have you got to do, you do it." that wasn't my statement. i just got to wits