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joey: trey, this is joey.ve heard all the talk about providing fighter jets, migs from, perhaps, poland, our own government's gone back and forth on this, and the ukrainian president keeps saying they need help to, as they say, close the sky. but what type of -- do you see any ukrainian air force in the air in kyiv protecting the city now? one thing that's been reported our government said that it's mostly a ground war and that's why they didn't support it. another report showed that -yard line has a lot of jets still of their own. it just seems to not match up, what they're asking for, as opposed to what our government is saying they have. >> reporter: yeah, look, the ukrainian air force is still very much in play here. early on in the war we saw a lot more ukrainian planes in the sky, but they are still operating, they're still able to land at bases in the western part of the country. we don't know exactly the numbers based on the bases because the ukrainians, they want to keep that information private. but

i want to go to you joey.institute that is responsible for developing the soviet union's first nuclear bomb how concerned are you about this in situ. joey: and more concerned about weaponize in the power in the country that i am of a cataclysmic happening at the facility. understanding what these facilities are made, they are not made brittle, they are not made to not withstand something couple will be of nuclear power plant to the united states to get hit by tornadoes. they are not brittle what they're trying to achieve, to take control of these places and weaponize the production of power that could have grave consequences on the civilians of ukraine specifically. alicia: i want to read something back to zaporizhzhia. lucas tomlinson tweeted today from the international energy agency. it read, ukrainian staff continue operating the largest nuclear plant in europe. but management under orders from commander of russian forces guarding the plants six nuclear reactors. russian forces guarding six nuclear reactor

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this is emily, kayleigh and joey jones. russian shelling has been unstopping in kharkiv for two weeks now. it's the 20th night. the relentless assault has reduced entire blocks to dust and rubble. the russian invasion now war has driven out more than three million ukrainians from their country. now there's word putin's forces may only be able to keep fighting at full capacity for another 10-14 days after meeting up with much stronger resistance than they had anticipated. ukrainian's artillery fights are hard. they're fierce. firing missile after missile toward russian targets. mike tobin is live in western ukraine with the latest. a lot has happened since you and i last saw each other not even an hour ago. >> we're still trying to keep an eye on this e.u. delegation as we're making this remarkable trip to the capitol city of kyiv. with the idea of appearing with president zelensky to really take a photo open and show unity. in fact, what the czech prime minister said, the goal is to express unequivocal support of the europe

joey: sober spartacus had different words a few years ago.t kavanaugh. >> judge kavanaugh you drink on weekdays not just weekends in high school. >> weekdays? >> the july 1 reference for skis was brewski. >> that would just be a yes or no, brewski right? >> is not a sloppy drunk, your remake was lying. >> he talked about drinking and sexual exploits did you not? joey: as they are questioning him he is looking at his journal from high school to answer the questions. >> how did they have this hypocrisy in front of everyone. you look at how brown jackson was question compared to kavanaugh. >> i had to take deep breaths, i don't say words that were not allowed to sand television but the idea that cory booker would say the jackson hearings were worse than anything he's ever seen in the senate really shows where the priorities are for democrats. republicans this week ask judge jackson very specific pointed questions about her judicial record when it came to sentencing child pornographers. she is going to likely be on the supreme court and the unite

joey and the southern border.that same comparison articulated by the guy who is our president? do you see the comparison? >> listen, leo it has been a heck of a week. if this was a little bit later in the evening at probably is a different word to describe it. it's funny and one hand but it's absolutely tragic in another parade this is a person we need to lead our country. i mean kamala harris goes over there it makes an absolute full of a spread we hope the president goes over there with a lot of prep knowing what had just happened. instead we have a couple days were almost everything he said, the white house has had to fix, correct, or pull back on. an outward look at the one domestic policy americans care a lot about he can get that right either. he can't talk about in any way people could understand. what we have at our southern border a lot of people try to take advantage of the prosperity of our country and the weakness of our border. but they have the polish border people literally running for their lives.

i think at this point just what joey explained to viewers i think it's so critical. i think the next several days are going to be horrific. the image is coming out, we need to have tough skin and strong minds. what i'm fearful of is that this war could escalate further outside the borders of ukraine. u.s. actions and nato actions as we support the people of ukraine, which we ought to come are so important. what i argue is the threat that putin continued to make him of these veiled and not so veiled nuclear threats to nato, that should signal to us that it is our turn to demonstrate serious resolve that is stepping into a nato country, any kind of crossing the threshold to nuclear deployment, even if it's low yield nuclear weapons, that that would be crossing the line. that russians will be made to the regret. we need to demonstrate that resolve right now by stronger nato military exercises that include u.s. nuclear delivery systems in those exercises. >> moving forward president biden will be giving the state of the union address tonight is the war rages in ukraine a

when he called, put it over the top, it was just great. >> joey? >> yeah, we had, you know, we just wanted to -- we wanted to get some media attention for our son and hopefully set up a meeting with the president, which they already said on air force one on the way in, that they were planning on having some sort of meeting with us. but he confirmed that directly and the phone call we received from president biden is exactly how you want a president to be. and we're very thankful. >> so, i mean, joey, he was very compassionate, he was very sympathetic to what you're going through. what else did he tell you? >> we want to reiterate we always said that we believe president biden is probably one of the most compassionate caring presidents we had in modern times. but he just reinforced that he's always thinking about trevor, and that, you know, talked briefly about his son and why he couldn't stop in the motorcade, and, you know, the secret service frowns upon it when they have a large convoy. and then the thing that really kind of put it over the top f

kennedy: joey, you froze up a little, that's okay, i'll play the part as joey jones here.nk you, i am -- you are back and i'm grateful for that. what you think when you watch the events of this week unfold? i talked to member of parliament in ukraine a few segments ago and we were talking about the uk report that the russian army is two weeks away from collapse, do you believe that? >> i don't think that's something you strategize for. you're taking a snapshot of the current state saying you can only sustain this for two weeks but that's because that's what they have, they have not pushed anything else in. the problem here is they are trying to play the guessing game with humans, find reason with human leaders that have been unreasonable so you're looking at the effort russia has committed that will sustain for two weeks according to the assessment, that doesn't mean they don't commit more or 40000 serious will come across the border or china doesn't do something to help them because they assess ending quickly is the least messy way to do it, because of the unknowns we hav

this is still a precarious situation to joey's point. even their statement is far as they can tell things are relatively okay. that is cool comfort when you're dealing with a person and a president like vladimir putin who it feels like to the world he's walking into the world, holding a grenade, holding the pen and threatening basically to pull it. so it really begs the question you're talking to benjamin about, what will it take? or is this something that would threaten especially the eu in terms of proximity, to become even more involved, even more aggressive. there is nothing good about any of this is scary all the way around. dagen: wright, sean, six of the nine reactors that make up these are currently in operation. i think back to japan and what caused the core meltdown and that nuclear disaster was the flooding that cut off the generators. and you needed the generators to the power was cut off you needed the generators to keep operating to cool the reactors. when that was cut off you had a nuclear catastrophe. so there is a guest

it will be. >> paula reed and joey reed. please, please keep us updated.your time this afternoon. >> thank you. >>> want to turn now to some other big stories out of washington including the president's announcement to try to drive down the cost of gas in this country. we talked about it a minute ago, this plan to release a million barrels of oil every day from the nation's strategic petroleum reserve for the next six months. the president's also asking congress to put more fees on oil companies who aren't drilling on federally leased lands. i want to bring in cnbc's brian sullivan, who is all over the energy beat for cnbc. we're so glad to have you right now because we've got the gallon of gas average stitt sitting at 4.23. 1.36 higher than it was a year ago. everybody knows gas prices are up. we wanted you to give us the gut check here. how much is this going to make a difference, what president biden is doing now, to try to have an impact on people like you and me and consumers across the country who are going out to fill up their tanks? >> all right. w

. >>> actor dave coulier, best known as uncle joey in "full house" opens up about his very personal struggle and why he posted this picture. >>> some sweet upsets in the sweet 16. all the march madness. >>> later, what doctors are learning about coffee. >>> good friday morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news. president biden is in europe announcing a deal to help the europeans become less dependent on russian energy. >> it comes as the u.s. and its allies announce new sanctions against vladimir putin's government. president biden is calling for russia to be removed from the g20 alliance. >>> in the war zone this morning, ukrainian forces are launching counterattacks against the russians that could change the course of this war. a staggering new number. more than 4 million ukrainian children have been forced from their homes. that's more than half of all the kids in ukraine. >>> we begin with the latest on president biden's high-stakes summit in europe. before taking off for poland president biden is announcing a plan aimed at helping europe become less reliant on russian oil by sendin

>> both. >> jonathan, joey, i can't handle it. >> you can call me jonathan. >> jonathan joey, does thisll do. the nuclear wares as we saw on the headlines for. >> that's true. i don't sweat the small stuff, don't sweat stuff i can't chang freight. >> it's like this is the way i would want to go, emily. i am planning, when it's coming get in debt, get in debt for it get yes, so two quick points, according to forbes this is the most dangerous object known to humanity so i don't want to hea another word about straws or pickup trucks, and than secondl the chance is not zero it's not zero chance that this comet wil hit us and we will die like the dinosaurs so that's why i'm going to party extra hard tonight and be get in debt pricking it would be kind of cool if it was true. i don't want the world to end, but if i knew it was going to there be a lot less pressure. >> this is me holding back. let it rip. >> you only get one life you're tyrus spread. >> it will be over by the time it gets here and i'm pretty sur if afterward, it'll be like no. >> if there is a tiny chance, i is going to hit us

host: this is joey garrison you just heard from usa today covers the white house. siobhan hughes covers congress. it's hear from jerry in new jersey. line for democrats. go ahead with your question or comment. caller: good morning. i'm a registered democrat and i have a question. listening to c-span this morning and i heard a lot of democrats calling in saying the republicans were against what biden said regarding putin had to go. and they hear the callers calling in saying the republicans were against it and i'm hearing most of them supporting the strength he had to say it so i'm a little confused. the other comment i want to make is all the news media has really lost a lot of credibility. you guys do not do your job, you are not doing your job, and all earnestly trying to save biden and protect him and it's not working. people are seeing it, that's wise numbers are going down. host: we invited these guests to be our guest on the program so do you have something you specifically want to address to them? caller: why in heaven's name do you let biden pull out notes

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for god's sake, this man cannot remain in power. >> make up your mind, joey. now the media got giddy at that moment, even at that time attempting to compare him to ronald reagan and his comments . mr. gorbachev, tear down d this wall anyway, saying it wasg similar. biden suggesting now w he's finally a strong leader, but it was almost immediately in damage control mode. again, even biden's own secretary estate the week winking tony blinken directly contradicted biden saying regime change is not on the table yet again. and the white house said in ait statement the president's point was that putin cannot be allowed to exercise power over his neighborsto or the region. that'seg not what he said he was not discussing putin's power in russia or regime change. well, then again today he seemed to message regime change never stops. take a looke b. do you believe what you said,d, that putin can't remain in power or do you now regretke saying that because your government has been trying to walk that back? does your words complicate matters for you? three different quest

host: this is joey garrison you just heard from usa today covers the white house. siobhan hughes covers congress. it's hear from jerry in new jersey. line for democrats. go ahead with your question or comment. caller: good morning. i'm a registered democrat and i have a question. listening to c-span this morning and i heard a lot of democrats calling in saying the republicans were against what biden said regarding putin had to go. and they hear the callers calling in saying the republicans were against it and i'm hearing most of them supporting the strength he had to say it so i'm a little confused. the other comment i want to make is all the news media has really lost a lot of credibility. you guys do not do your job, you are not doing your job, and all earnestly trying to save biden and protect him and it's not working. people are seeing it, that's wise numbers are going down. host: we invited these guests to be our guest on the program so do you have something you specifically want to address to them? caller: why in heaven's name do you let biden pull out notes

will: thank you, joey. rachel: thank you, joey. all right.ur next guest, ceo of students for freedom for ukraine, daniel humpkin -- lumpkin joins us now. tell us your thoughts this morning as you see these events unfold. >> good morning being, america. so i was living in kyiv for all of my life, and two days ago i had to evacuate the city because there was too many people who want to be a part of defense, so there would be no place for me. so eventually i was just left out, so i moved to rural area. same situation, there's too many people who want to fight for their country and not enough actually weapons and protective gear. we have a huge problem with that. so id had to flee home, and i'm waiting to be drafted. and just to draw a■ç line down here, ukrainian men, we just don't want to run away. this is our house. the soviets came, we just want to protect our way of living. so i'm here, and i stay in ukraine, and i will fight as soon as possible. pete: daniel, it's amazing to hear more men than guns to provide them the opportunity. so what ca

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joey doesn't think anyone would walk back anything. by the way, this was right after biden doubled down on regime change may look a look at this was our exchange earlier today. take a look. >> are you worried that other leaders in the world are going to start to doubt that america is back, if some of these big things that you say on the world stage keep getting walked back? >> putin made us walk it back. >> under like you told u.s. troops they were going to ukraine and it was possible the u.s. would use a chemical weapon, and it sounded like you were calling for regime change in russia, and we know the -- >> none of the three occurred. >> none of the three? >> you interpret the language that way. i was talking to the troops, talking about helping train the troops that are the ukrainian troops in poland. that's in the context. i sat there with those guys were a couple of hours. that's what we talked about. >> sean: >> when you said we will see you when we are there -- >> i was referring to being and talking with the ukrainian troops tha

but coincided, i was going over and they said, you take him, joey. the point is that it was a bit of an epiphany for my parents. they thought he hear all the stories from your ancestors, some of it hypocrisy, some of it real, but it was really amazing. but when we took them to the north, it was interesting. it was an interesting thing to watch, to watch the look on my mothers face in my father's face as we toured ireland to see the things they had heard that were consistent with -- you never know the exaggeration about when this happened and that happened, but they came back more hopeful than they had ever been, and that was a while ago. my generic point is, now you have ireland and great britain, and the republic standing together against a murderous dictator. a thug that is waging an immoral war against the people of ukraine. by the way, there is a big price for this. a big number for supporting the strategy and sanctions. including a whole range of things. it's not a mild -- minor contribution we are making in this effort, it significant. ireland

the latest developments with joey jones. russia laser siege to major cities as it advances through ukraine leaving the choices a flea or fight. breaking it down is joey jones. great to see you. we've become familiar with this map, russian territory taken over or moved to through by that. >> sees very little movement. with movement in the city, another evacuation. the nuclear power plant, forced specific fronts. we have troops from the east or the northwest. pete: to introduce this, to reflect reality -- with russian advancements. in terms of what they are capable of occupying, areas they marched through. is that accurate? >> kherson has the ukrainian flag above it but they came through it. the limited roots by train and the targets they are trying to acquire if there's a nuclear plant or something to secures the ukrainian forces can't use it as they are pushing through. pete: this particular map, on the outskirts of kyiv there are interesting fascinating video showing people huddled under a bridge taking some damage, a major

. >> you know, joey, i'll go to you on that.t appears we're at a stalemate right now, that there were -- there was a deadline that was given to zelensky at 10:00 p.m. our time last night to surrender and he hasn't gotten mariupol -- putin hasn't gotten kyiv. he's trying to destroy and crush the spirits of the ukrainians. but when you're at a stalemate, it's a very dangerous time, is it not? and what does putin do now? >> i think when zelensky says then it will be world war iii, i think what he's saying, in my opinion, if we continue to hold him off, he's going to eventually -- putin is going to eventually use chemical weapons, nuclear weapons. the west said when that happens, they are involved. i think zelensky is saying is you all underestimated us, we're able to stay in this fight because of the weapons you're giving us. if we don't win decisively, that's what's next. that might be true. we try to report on this every single day. you can't report on this one day to the other. we say they haven't gotten mariupol. but mariupol i

joining us now here in studio, joey and paula reid,ed, the pars of trevor reed.ut your meeting? >> well, obviously we were surprised, very excited. we weren't expecting the meeting. just expecting someone to call us from the scheduling office. so we have some stuff we need to keep quiet about the meeting, but it was longer than we thought. president was very compassionate, very caring, he listened to us. we felt good. >> it is probably a good sign, honestly that there are things you can't talk about coming out of the meeting, but i do wonder, joey, what you can -- what do you think it is that you think will get trevor released? >> we said for months, look, maybe a year, that coercion of a superpower like russia or china or someone like north korea doesn't work. we don't have -- we can't take away anything that won't make them -- obvious our sanctions against the ukraine war have been effective so far. and so when it comes to releasing prisoners, you're going to have to give them something they want. and they -- president putin said on cbs we would like to trade.

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fox news contributor, joey jones here with us on this topic. nice to see you, joey.d morning to you. i don't if he goes nuclear but i think you have to put chemical weapons in that category for sure. >> i think everything is on the table for this. this is one reason why i have been overly critical of president biden's position on these plains. really the stimulates into the whole narrative around these plains. in other words come the planes that president zelensky wants to sit in europe. they sit a few hundred miles from ukraine. poland wants to hand those planes to us and let us take them. think the original plan was to germany and find a way to get them to ukraine. that tells us poland has a vested interest in russia not seen those as gifted by poland. essentially, we feel the same way peer this might be a part of that threat. that our president and success. i think that the entire narrative of supporting ukraine, if putin says there is not a difference between planes we facilitate and institute a no-fly zone coming of two options. don't do any thing ago i had into

and as my grandfather would say every time i walked out of his house he'd yell at me, joey in scranton he said, keep the faith. and my grandmother my grandmother would yell, all kidding aside this is serious she'd yell, no, spread it. you're spreading the faith. thank you, thank you, thank you. may god bless you all and keep you safe. may god protect our troops. thank you, thank you. [applause]

joey garrison covers the white house for usa today. thanks for giving us your time this morning. guest: thanks for having us. host: what do you suspect the white house does as of today and into this week in response to the president's statement

and as my grandfather would say every time i walked out of his house he'd yell at me, joey in scranton he said, keep the faith. and my grandmother my grandmother would yell, all kidding aside this is serious she'd yell, no, spread it. you're spreading the faith. thank you, thank you, thank you. may god bless you all and keep you safe. may god protect our troops. thank you, thank you. [applause] >> president biden meets with the president of poland saturday to talk about the russian invasion of ukraine and humanitarian assistance needed in the region. then the president gives a speech at the royal castle of warsaw, we have the live coverage of the president's remark 1 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or c-span our free video app. >> there are a lot of places to get little information, the only at c-span do you get it straight from the source. no matter where you are from or where you stand on the issues, c-span is america's network, unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. if it happens here, or here, or here or anywhere that matters in is watching on c-span. powered by cable.

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kennedy: thank you, joey. >> absolutely.onomic war against russia is growing more interesting by the day. apple stopped the sale of all products in russia. sorry, no more ipods, can't have nice things. they limited the use of apple pay in the country and does habit maps from a broader trend from private companies placing their own sanctions on russia in addition to those imposed by western reverence on western banks. google plummeted nearly think keeping the russian economy afloat is oil exports and that soon come to an end so how long until the russian economy collapsed? hedge fund manager and fox news contributor, jonathan conant, welcome back to the shop. >> they accuse capitalists upping war mongers putin, authoritarians like we need work and want war and as you pointed out, war is terrible for business, awful for business. russian stock market closed coming on three days, it's down 70% year to date and the currency our training pennies on the dollar. the russian is less than 1 penny, it's worth worth less than a buck, o

joey and paula reed, thank you for joining us this morning. todd. >> todd: prayers to that family.ukraine unfold og president biden's watch and hollywood still have predecessor on their mind. >> yeah, had been president. that guy would have handed ukraine over to the russians. >> todd: okay, whoopi, biden could be ready to make another deal with the devil for foreign oil. joe concha has a lot to say about it coming up. >> carley: and we have dolly parton's tribute to ukraine at the american country music awards coming up next. i also love cooking with heart-healthy, idaho potatoes. always look for the grown in idaho seal. let's go on the open road with a safe stay! now get double best western rewards points on every stay. and with rewards points that never expire, you get free nights fast! book now at bestwestern.com. >> trump and biden voters, they seem to buy the idea that putin wouldn't have done this if trump were president. i don't buy that, it doesn't match logic. >> bone head had been president, that guy would have handed ukraine over to the russians. >> todd: these are real

i don't expect joey to do that. >> i don't think he will do it either. the sad fact is energy independence on the part of the united states and even the capacity to export, which we were doing under president trump, would take away the most important tool vladimir putin has. this guy is a thug and will use every last dime he has to massage his own ego. the strategy is while joe biden champions him as a friend of the environment, there is nothing that is doing more damage to the environment than those bombs and bullets going off in the ukraine. he could stop that sooner if he recognizes that the united states has a vast supply of energy. it's ready to go right now. we could do it today and would change the outcome not just in ukraine but for hard working americans as well who need the help. >> sean: we need to ask the question. how is it that vladimir putin puts a manifesty outlining his plans on july 12th and building up for months. troops and military equipment on the eastern border of ukraine. belarus is a satellite state. nobody lifted a finger to pro

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ha stop blaming putin.t joey, you have created one preventable disaster after another. . b let's be clear. putin is an evil murdering. this is a regime that is looking for as much territory as they can get . but all of america's problems did not originate five thousand miles away in moscow there m your policies don't expect joe bidenos to have a right to ship or take responsibility. dat would mean he'd have to admiton that donald trump was b right on the border, right on energy. right. that an afghanor ori stand right on the economy. but that's never going to happen n. biden has never been b particularly competent, but nowa he is also weak, frail and a cognitive mess. i'm not even sure he knows today's monday or what day ofr the week is on any given day. and on friday before jetting off for his weekend of ice cream at camp davidre for some rest and relaxation, biden t delivered this truly even foror him bizarre speech. sident biden >> take: a look at the moment t opens it will be spent, jeremy . it will b blow up for mom tote get the kid on the internet to be able to do h

retired marine bomb technician, joey jones, in focus next. this is xfinity rewards.way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. >> live a dream. these words are known to each of you today. i have a need. i need to protect our side. i need your decisions, your help. which means, exactly the same. the same you feel when you hear the words "i have a dream." ladies and gentlemen, friends, ukrainian people, to the united states for its overwhelming support. for everything that your government and your people have done for us. however, now it is true, in the darkest time for our country, for the whole year up, i call on you to do more. >> harris: ukrainian president zelensky there, invoking the words of an american civil rights icon, dr. king. in a plea for more help as russian forces are shelling cities, killing civilians. including outcome a high percentage, a growing percentage of child

given the situation in the region right now how all of this might affect the release of their son, joey reed spoke with cnn earlier this morning. >> everything we could have hoped for, we thought with just the acknowledgement on the way in to the motorcade that i felt okay, he at least saw me and i felt validated by that. when he called, and put it over the top, it was just great. >> we believe president biden is probably one of the most compassionate caring presidents we have had in modern times. but he just reinforced that he's always thinking about trevor, the thing that really kind of put it over the top for us was he said he prays for our son every day and he said a rosary before he came to fort worth for our son. >> and, erica, the family is also dealing with desperate urgency this morning. they also tell us they have been able to speak with trevor reed several times in the last week, they're very concerned about his physical health and he's been coughing up blood, they spoke with him this morning and said there had been some sort of accident and they believe he has a broken rib.

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they do have joey bart, but you can't expect him to make up for that offense right away. >> reporter:soon as owners ratify the deal, free agency and trades will again. >> it could be a very, very busy week for the a's. >> reporter: opening day for the league is april 7th. the giants open the season at home april 8 against miami. anthony flores, nbc bay area. >> they're going to expand the playoff teams. so 12 teams will make the playoffs, and you can have little corporate logos on the uniforms. >> okay. that's the company right there. >> baseball's here. jessica's here also. >>> right now at 6:00. trouble on the train. the mad dash to get people off the train and to safety as investigators try to figure out what happened. >> we tried to open the exit, we were trying to take this hammer to open it. it took a while. >>> and. >> i think being blond haired and blue eyed has everything to do with it. >> local advocates calling for sympathy for all refugees no matter where they come from. >>> the moves that to is taking against the concrete plant blowing potentially dangerous dust into a lo

i really mean it every time i walk out of my house someone names joey, keep the faith. go spread the faith. let's get it done. thank you. [applause] >> >> coming up, press secretary john kirby will discuss the latest on russia's invasion of ukraine. also, other views of the day. watch live on c-span. online as c-span.org, or you can watch full coverage on c-span now, our free video app. we are back with gigi gronvall, senior scholar with johns hopkins center for health and she's also a former threat reduction advisory committee member. what capabilities does russia have for biological or chemical attack in ukraine? guest: russia was accused by the united states a couplef

police identif awis family spea, "full house" actor dave coulier, best known as uncle joey opens up about his very personal struggle and why he posted this picture. overnight duke and coach k with a big win in march madness and houston knocking off arizona. ♪ get this party started ♪ >>> plus, two days to go until oscar sunday. but we're getting the party started now with two of the night's leading women, regina hall and wanda sykes, sitting down exclusively with lara. >> we're celebrating everybody involved with movies. >> as they get ready to make history, along with amy schumer. >> it definitely helps knowing i'm going to walk out with regina and amy. >>> and the big "bridgerton" drop overnight that will have you binging right up to the oscars begins. ♪ get this party started ♪ >>> good morning, america. it's great to have you with us i'm whit johnson with linsey davis and will reeve. busy friday morning. >> let's get right to it president biden in poland after lammestncludith despera suationh >> the response to the refugee crisis at the top of the president's agenda. "world news tonig

i really mean it every time i walk out of my house someone names joey, keep the faith. go spread the faith. let's get it done. thank you. [applause] welcome to coast (my guest today david malpass, president of the world bank. the world economy has been on a roller coaster the last three years, first with covid pandemic and now terrible violence and

jobina: dave coulier best known as uncle joey is opening up with his battle with uncle hall is in. here's kaylee hartung with the details. kaylee: dave coulier's secret struggle. this is how so many of us think of him, as he ever optimistic up -- uncle joey on "full house" and "fuller house." >> a little something i would like to call ode to a fountain. kaylee: a far cry cry photo that he posted showing the lowest moment in his struggle against alcoholism. >> even a person that i grew up with and identify with and as happy and go lucky can struggle with this. and having people speak out about that makes a difference because it makes you reevaluate your own experience. kaylee: coming up we will go one-on-one with dave coulier hearing about his journey to sobriety with his own words. liz: the day is here. bosses want you back in the office full-time which is what two thirds of 2300 employers told robert hath. in the bay area it was at 71% with 11% adopting hybrid work and 70 -- 17% a -- 17% a to choose. 55% of working parents and 65% of millenials say that they would look for a new j

anyway, that would require little courage from joey.d need to stand up to his new green deal climate alarmist. why you would ever negotiate with the moans of iran that have threatened to wipe israel in the u.s. off the map, death to america, death to israel. iran, the number one state sponsor of terrorism worldwide. this is where it gets really crazy. russia right now, vienna, is brokering the new nuclear deal that joey wants with iran. and the united states. iran won't talk to us directly. so russia is in the middle negotiating. i'm sure they are doing a great job for iran. according to just the news.com -- that is john solomon side, top russian negotiator bragged, iran got much more than they ever expected. we are talking about some $90 billion in on frozen cash and other assets. oil export guarantees. very little oversight surrounding the uranium enrichment program. also that joe biden doesn't stand up to the climate alarmist at his own party. so what is happening here? joe biden is literally putting his party's radical agenda over y