john has always stood out. my grandmother who we recently lost used to say he had to be made that tall because it was the only way he could fit his whole heart. but it is not just his height. his refusal to wear long pants even when i begged him, that make him different. it is not just that john looks nothing like a politician. it is because john does not act like one. at heart he is still that hard-working, scrappy small town mayor. he wants to know the people he is serving, he feels a responsibility to each and every one of them. and he fights for people like you would fight for a neighbor, like he would fight for his family. that is what makes john different and that is what makes him tough enough to fight for pennsylvania. he did it in braddock, in harrisburg, and now he's going to do the same thing in washington. [cheers and applause] i'm going to be honest with you. politics is mean. and i am not. but the truth is too many people in this commonwealth and this country are hurting. too many people feel aban

john. >> john: all new at 2:00, how high will they go?and closer to $5 a gallon. is the white house doing enough to keep prices down? dagan straight ahead with her thoughts on this. plus, dr. nicole saphier with advice for parents facing the formula shortage, and rafael mangual on the deadly gun violence gripping our cities. the next hour of "america reports." stand by. best time in history to turn your home equity into cash. because home values have climbed to all time highs. and so has your equity. turn it into cash now. the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. you could take out more than $60,000. use it to improve your home. pay off high rate debt. pay for big expenses. or put it in the bank for real peace of mind. turn your equity into cash with the newday100 va cash out loan call now. if you have type 2 diabetes or high blood pressure you're a target for chronic kidney disease. you can already have it and not know it. if you have chronic kidney disease your kidney health could depend on what y

john. >> john: sorry, byron.regarding the escape of casey white and vicky white after their vehicle was found just near franklin, tennessee. let's listen >> we're assuming where it was abandoned and it was abandoned so quickly that they probably had mechanical problems with it. because it was abandoned in the middle of nowhere on the side of a county road where obviously would draw attention and be found. so we know where the car is, we know what direction they went. right now we're trying to canvas the area for any witnesses see any stolen vehicles were in the area. i have a copy of the report. we're sort of back to square one as far as the vehicle description. working on if there's any stolen vehicles in that area. i'm hoping that we will get a break in that. we're no longer looking for the ford edge. i always have with me our direct attorney, chris conley. he has an update on the reward information. >> thank you, sheriff. after talking with the sheriff, i contacted the governor's office this morning and submit

hello, i'm john roberts. gillian, good afternoon to you. >> gillian: great to be with you, i'm gillian turner in for sandra smith. according to aaa, average of 4.40 a gallon. up $0.03 from just yesterday, which by the way also set a record. overall, consumer prices rose 8.3% year to year during the month of april. >> john: consumer price index on an upward trend since president biden took office, although the latest inflation rate is down a little bit from 8.5% increase in march, still the highest since 1981. a recent fox poll finds 87% of americans are extremely or very concerned about inflation. president biden says inflation is unacceptably high and says bringing it down is his top priority. >> gillian: he's also, though, deflecting blame from his administration's spending, instead of blaming ultra maga republicans in congress. their only real plan is raise taxes on working families. >> john: art laffer is standing by. but first, to jacqui heinrich, live at the white house. is the president taking any resp

." >> john: harris, thank you. begin "america reports" with the economic crises piling up for president biden. the dow plummeting, inflation surging, and concerns are growing of a possible recession. hello, i'm john roberts. how was traffic today? >> gillian: traffic was a little better today. putin is easing up on us, happy to report, must have heard the show yesterday. i'm gillian turner in for sandra smith. dow, big news yesterday, suffered the worst decline since 2020 after a selloff of several sectors. worried investors are watching for the fed. they feel it could trigger a recession. >> john: gasoline prices record for the 10th straight day. average price now 4.58. and the cover the new york post summing it up, a picture of president biden riding a train right off the rails next to the words joe's train wreck. bret baier and larry kudlow will join us to break down the economic head winds facing the white house. >> gillian: jackie will join us in a moment, but first aishah hasnie at the white house. what is th

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great to be back with you, john. >> john: great to be back. let me be the first to officially well come you. the president wrapping up a trip, up and down stock market, fears that gas prices will hit $6 a gallon nationwide and potential food shortage, to leave americans scrambling to feed their fires. >> sandra: the president admitting it will take time to lower gas prices and ease inflation but the u.s. economy is performing better than the rest of the world. we have fox team coverage now, byron york is standing by. >> john: jacqui heinrich is travelling with the president live in tokyo. what about the comments regarding taiwan and china? >> jacqui: john, the fact the president made those comments standing on japanese soil right next to the new japanese prime minister adds even more weight, japan has been urging president biden since he was president-elect to take a hard line with china over taiwan, abandon strategic ambiguity and be clear the u.s. military will get involved if china attacks taiwan. the white house is trying to claim that the

>> john: i'm not sure.ven the washington post fact checker called for the white house to take that one down. on jen psaki's last day, critics slamming here and the biden administration for misleading desperate parents as they scramble to feed their babies during the formula shortage. brian kilmeade joins us on that coming up. >> gillian: inflation is on the rise, gas reaches record highs and there are a few key things the president can do and needs to do right now to correct course. we have heritage foundation's andy pudzer, he says president biden is price gouging the american people. l>> do i eat or get gas? >> $70 to fill up, before used to be about 40. >> it has to change. hopefully soon. when hurting feet make you want to stop, it's dr. scholl's time. our custom fit orthotics use foot mapping technology to give you personalized support, for all-day pain relief. find your relief in store or online. see him? he's not checkin' the stats. he's finding some investment ideas with merrill. eyes on the ball ba

john. >> john: bring in dr. and fox news contributor. start with trey left off, up in the kharkiv area here. this was almost all red at one point and now take a look at how much blue there is there. this is the border with russia, you can see how close it really is. and these are not like huge ukrainian units, these are small units that beat back the second most powerful military in the world. >> yes, thanks in part to the 155 howitzers, and they can hit-and-run more quickly and able to push the forces back and retreating south. >> john: really is incredible, a lesson that people are going to study for decades to come. now we have some very intense fighting in this area here, and remember last week we were talking about there's a little town here, and there's a river in this area which i should probably actually draw in in blue. russian forces were decimated in this area. so now they are trying to come up here in a flanking maneuver, apparently grinding fighting, a long time to move a few feet and some russian f

john. >> john: jennifer griffin from the pentagon, thank you so much.ternoon, the dow down almost 2% today, off another 500 some odd points. 587, 589. way down from its all-time high of 36799. dow goes up, the dow goes down, let's hope it comes back up again at some point. >> gillian: and this as the senate has voted to confirm jerome powell for a second term. the nomination has been mired in conflict held up for the last six months or so ever since biden nominated him, so it sounds like at least the senate side, the folks are ok with the way the economy is going. >> john: counting on powell to see if he can engineer a soft landing on the economy without crashing the whole thing into the ground. fingers crossed he can do it. >> gillian: better him than us, john. >> john: exactly. john roberts. >> martha: thanks. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum at fox news head quarters in new york. right now on "the story," jen psaki says that president biden is having a good time with his new line of attack against republicans on inflation. this phrase. >> let me

jacqui. >> jacqui: john. >> john: and no violence yet.epublican senator tom cotton, senator, we should point out you are introducing the public servants protection act which would make it illegal to publish the addresses like supreme court justices. your thoughts on the protests we have been seeing the last few days here at the homes of justice bret kavanaugh, justice john roberts and samuel alito last night. >> john, abortion is a challenging question for many americans, and there are many conflicting opinions on it. reasonable people can disagree. but no reasonable person can believe it's appropriate to protest at the home of a sitting judge while there is a case pending on the matter of the protest and the silence from the white house and the department of justice is only the half of it. they shouldn't just condemn these protests and tell the protestors going to the supreme court building or other public location, they should enforce federal law because there is a federal law that explicitly prohibits protesting at the homes of judges

i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. a minute of the program. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: thanks, john and sonda. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum in fox news head quarters in new york. right now on "the story," this -- >> the story today is an effort by someone on the inside to discredit the institution of the senate which continues a pattern that we've observed over the last couple years. >> martha: we'll talk a lot about that. what is the pattern that we've seen that

john. >> john: we'll keep watching it.nger and scrutiny growing over the police response in the uvalde school massacre that left 19 children and two teachers dead. what security measures were in place, what else should have been done? we will ask national association of school resource officers, mo kennedy, next. >> 11-year-old isaiah, those were his teachers two years ago. he enjoyed that class. that was the same classroom that happened. so he's kind of -- he is traumatized. i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! (sighs wearily) here i'll take that! (excited yell) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health. ♪ it wasn't me by shaggy ♪ one gram of sugar, you're never responsible for unauthorized purchases on your discover card. you never know what opportunities life will send your way. but if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis, enbrel ca

john hinckley junior., after being institutionalized for more than three decades, he is pretty much a free man. it was a rainy spring monday in washington, d.c., just a few months after ronald reagan was elected president. >> march 30th, 1981, 70 days into reagan's first term. it's a nothing day. he's giving a speech at the washington hill. >> and nothing day that was about to turn into a day no one would ever forget. los angeles times reporter interviewed well over 100 people for his book -- rawhide, the secret service code name for president reagan. >> we're going to convince the city that the power begins and ends with the people. >> he gives a speech, he's walking out, it's 2:27 pm. >> i was part of the press pool, which is a small group of reporters who follow along in the motorcade. >> pbs news our anchor and managing editor was a white house correspondent for nbc news. >> he came out the door and was waving. i remember, he raised his arm to wave to people there. >> 15 feet away was a rogue line, whi

i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. martha: thanks, john and sandra. bill barr on the situation unfolding at the supreme court as new speculation arises over the supreme court leaker. who he or she is and what kind of consequences they may now face. plus, his reaction to this. >> this maga crowd is the most extreme political organization that has existed in american

. >> john: "outnumbered" co-host kayleigh mcenany. >> good to see you, john. >> john: jen psaki was askedoes the white house condemn explicitly condemn this leak and seeing this draft -- [inaudible] >> i don't think we have a particular view on that other than to say we certainly note the unprecedented nature of it. >> john: i don't think we have a particular view on that. should we view it as tacit support? >> kayleigh: yes, and if you don't give a specific answer to a question, it's a hypothetical i'm not going to answer that, it leaves room for television networks, newspaper reporters, to inject a nondenial in there, and this is indeed tacit approval of this, she could have said what mark warner said, dick durbin, we don't like the leak, first time in modern supreme court, nevertheless, we don't like roe vs. wade being overturned and hope it's not the case, she could have said that but didn't. >> john: in total, you have the white house talking about not so much the leak as the substance of the opinion, the leak is a significant part of this, and garland saying we fully support a woman

john. >> john: mike, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: one week since the horrific school shooting rampage in uvalde, texas and devastated parents are searching for ends as they mourn their loved ones. the justice department is investigating why officers at the scene waited almost an hour to breach the classroom door where the gunman barricaded himself despite numerous pleas of help from students trapped inside. bill daly is here with his analysis. but first to senior correspondent casey stegall live on the ground in uvalde. what are you hearing and learning about some of these victims today? >> sandra, profound sadness as you read through all the obituaries and see so many hopes and dreams extinguished in an attack. attack, by the way, that was underway in progress at this very hour, one week ago. at least four services are scheduled for today here in uvalde, including a funeral for 10-year-old miete rodriguez, a-b honor roll student loved animals and wanted to attend texas a&m to study marine biology. and across down,

what is john lee's immediate challenge? well, one of the most having issues jolly is saying is the code that situation. and most importantly, if they impact toasty or toes that policy that happened in place in hong kong for over 2 years since the thought of the, of the panoramic. and that policy, which like, brings a very strange and border control and has already threatening hong kong, competitive as the international hub. so phase they are only is facing light, numerous pressure from different sectors, including the foreign business community, and also even the probation cam, urging him to book on the policies to open them home home for at least with marilyn china 1st. and then we cannot come home with the rest of the world. so i think this is the 1st task that he has to deal with. and also he has to like a recruit capable the hotel and to his cabinets. because like he has been criticized of lacking the administrative experience because he has devoted his a hotel area to security. so it could be challenging for him to be

his name was john. john preach. not pleasant. >> when they came out, they were both crying.if he didn't stay away from chandi. 17 months later, he vanishes after calling chandi. lisa had a very bad feeling. >> everything changed right then for me. >> detectives were suspicious, to. remember, sandy told them she didn't see gavin that night. but there was evidence to the contrary. -- we're in the same place that night. a little triangulation narrowed down just where. >> we came up on the street here. we thought, this is the spot. >> a likely spot for a trust, that is. >> parking lot that would be empty at night. >> yes. yes. >> this is a pretty lonely spot. >> it is. >> so, it seemed that on the night he disappeared, gavin smith met changi cook reach for sex, or comfort or just talk, something. quite a lot to look for from those foreign records. but there is more. a third phone. john preaches phone. in the same spot, on the same night. in this was eerily. his phone seem to be moving in sync with cabins. john's phone and gavin smith's phone paralleled each other. >> together, t

john. >> john: thank you. more on this now with rebecca grant, national security and military analyst, and fox news contributor, touch screen a picture of vladimir putin that gave his victory day speech and safe to say this man is not happy, it certainly seemed that way in his speech today. what are the reasons he is not happy? >> there is putin in red square in an old raincoat. putin is not happy because russia is losing this war and russia is going down the drain with combat losses, the economic impact and frankly, putin is trying to regroup and figure out what to do. >> john: in terms of regrouping and figuring out what to do, the touch screen, the east and south of the country where the majority of the fighting is taking place. there was apparently an align from izyum down to donesk, and places like kharkiv, ukrainians have launched a counter offensive pushing the russians back toward the border, certainly pushing them back. things are not going well for russia as you pointed out a second ago. and things a

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: oh, john. art, i did not want to call him out in that moment. a lot of breaking news on this busy tuesday, it is coming in fast and furious as the minutes go on here. and now a word of the big break in the random murder over the weekend on a new york city subway. people have been frantic about this. breaking news on that. >> john: also breaking, say good-bye to fort bragg or at least its name. major changes to some military bases as we have always known them. that's coming up. miss allen over there isn't checking lesson plans. she's getting graded on her green investments with merrill. a-plus. still got it. (whistle blows) your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. (vo) every business, big or small, coast to coast, needs internet your money never stops working for you with merrill, that can keep up with its demands. verizon has fast, reliable internet solutions nationwide. so you can power your business to do more. find the perfect solution for your business

i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: thanks, guys. breaking right now on "the story," in a moment that was fraught the excruciaing loss and when the nation is asking what is happen something why is there so much suffering? such serious mental health crises, more danger that we are witnessing it seems everywhere you turn. breakdown of community a loss of family, a loss of faith in many cases. as the governor of texas

john. >> john: only five days away, jonathan, thanks.illian: former acting ice director tom homan, also a fox news contributor. we learned this week about this drug tunnel running from tijuana to san diego, what officials seized there over 1700 pounds of cocaine, 165 pounds of meth, 3.5 pounds of heroin, we know they are now of course in the process of trying to shut this thing down. is this a new front in the drug war waged against the united states by the cartel, or an old front newly uncovered? >> it's an old front newly recovered. when i was i.c.e. director we found tunnels every couple months. the problem is now the border patrol being so overwhelmed, the discovery of the tunnels is harder. the cartels are taking advantage. they know the border patrol is overwhelmed, as of right now, 50 to 70% of border patrol agents are no longer on the line. processing groups. dealing with the humanitarian crisis. if they lift title 42, you think we have an epidemic now of fentanyl overdoses, that is going to skyrocket when they lift title 42. les

john. >> john: sandra, still learning more about the victims in uvalde. alexis has new details, she's been following their stories. what's next for the families, alexis? >> john, they are grieving in the small tight knit community and they have to plan funerals. i talked to a guy from texas, he's going to donate 21 caskets, 19 of those are small caskets. and a grieving mother writing on facebook saying she cannot eat, can't drink, and can't get out of bed. sick over the loss of her daughter asking why this was not prevented in the first place as other families also have questions about that gunman. listen. >> i just don't understand how people can sell that type of a gun to a kid, to an 18-year-old like what is he going to use it for. but for that purpose. >> tears continue. 19 innocent children and two teachers gone. their lives taken away by gunmen who opened fire inside of a texas elementary school. these photos of their smiling faces now a memory. right now, there are 21 small white crosses sitting in front of that elementary school. each one with a n

john. >> john: back to the buffalo shooting, bring in erie county sheriff john garcia. thank you for being with us. put on screen the startling statistic. according to the gun violence archive, mass shootings in 2022, number 202. this is both premeditated mass shootings, as well as gang violence in which multiple people were injured. but sheriff, there's just an unbelievable amount of violence that's taking place on american streets. what's happening in this country? >> you know, when i hear that number, it's numbing. and when i see it in person like i saw saturday it's horrific. the damage that a round from an assault rifle could do to a human body and i pray for the victims, i pray for their families, and also i pray for the officers that responded because that's a lot of trauma. >> john: unbelievable amount of trauma. violence was imported from further southeast in new york state but the shooter involved in this incident was flagged after he made threats to his high school in june of last year. he had a mental evaluation, but was released. new york did not abbing at

your thoughts, john? it to resign. your thoughts, john? if is to resign. your thoughts, john?ich has ploughed a lonely furrow on this beergate story. everyone said they had an agenda, but maybe they did. the announcement on friday from durham constabulary they are reopening the investigation into exactly what happened in durham is a massive story. it is a huge, huge problem for the labour leader, keir starmer, who has been accused of hypocrisy. it was quite interesting to read on the inside pages, nadine dorries, the culture secretary receiving a fixed penalty notice is not a reason for a resignation in itself, but calling for it is and then finding yourself being the recipient of a possible fixed penalty notice is a suckable offence. it casts into doubt the impromptu nature of this so—called beer and curry evening. labour said it was part of their work, they were working in the hartlepool by—election on the note aureus gathering on april the 30th last year. undertier2 gathering on april the 30th last year. under tier 2 rules which were still in place, you were only allowed to

john, so you all well was that your lesson? so i went to that a homecoming people was supposed to choose a data for the 1st time in 2017. it didn't happen then. it hasn't happened. now raising the prospect that this could be the model for future elections to choose hong kong leader lead is due to be sworn in as chief executive on july. the 1st, traditionally a ceremony attended by china's president adrian brown for inside story. you'll recall after 156 years of colonial rule, britain handed back control of hong kong to china 25 years ago. under the terms of the 1997 deal. china pledge to give the territory a high degree of autonomy with its own executive, legislature and judiciary, a framework known as one country, true system to last 50 years. leaders in beijing also agreed to guarantee rights and freedoms for hong kong. people including the right to protest, a free press and freedom of speech. then in recent years, beijing has cracked down on those freedoms. stroking mass protests and international criticism in 2020 china vot

that just happened with the election of john lee. well, coming back to present day, i want to get to johnny and just a moment, but i also want to take a look at kerry lans legacy. you've spoken there, steve, about approval ratings. now i see caroline is leaving offices the least popular chief executive ever 33.4 percent approval. mean arguably, it was the 2019 protests that caused. she hasn't been to harden her stance on hong kong. and much of that people believe was due to lans handling of the expedition bell, much of that driven some might argue by her own political ambitions. tom, you're in hong kong. how will people remember her? well, someone of the disastrous legacy and that we are seeing 3 news outlets closed in the last year to bear in mind. john lee was the number to official must, much of the last year. and i'm curious to recall that thing the protest 60 plus, the civil society groups expanded last year. most of the opposition, the democrats are either behind balls of fled, interest, x, soap, exile, or quick politics. all t

question here, john. can we find a path to equity in head coaching positions without dealing with the lingering perception that black athletes are successful because they're bigger stronger faster while right athletes are so often thought to be successful because they play smarter and john i would argue that that's an us thing right the media the the way we shape. we're all the perceptions. strictly a matter of that, isn't it? yeah when we're all guilty. it's like we were all guilty in the 90s of looking the other way when when steroids were taking over baseball and there is definitely that pre you know perception and and there's almost there's coding particularly on tv when people talk about the the white point guard who's so cerebral and the most the most cerebral point guard i ever known was tommy hammacher who wasn't big was in fast wasn't quick. all he did was win the game for you now coaches at harvard and now coaches at harvard which is sort of appropriate isn't it? but and by the way, one of my fa

john, the you can't you. beijing is putting its trust in john lee. and he's the architect behind the crackdown on hong kong pro democracy movement. and as the city's new chief executive, it's expected. he'll do more of the scene from head it got you kinda having restored order from chaos. it is high time. the hong kong starts a new chapter of development, a chapter that will be geared towards greater prosperity for all promise is 2 millions from a man elected by the few. the vast majority of hong kong ers had no voice in the matter. you're calling i a few expectations because he's not chosen by us. oh, how, what happened in 2019 shows. he's reluctant to listen to the people who are they got that hunger hunk on freedom as drinking. whoever leads hong kong is the same thing. i know he only listens to beijing. your work is i don't. so being a dilemma. more than that, i believe he can restore security without fear from public opinion. i hope they'll be fuel politically, quarterly pano political domino go away. while there may be little fight left in hong

so so let's let's turn that question over to john john scott to say in john scott's case, right is this even possible in the naval war college setting because you mentioned you know, you need clearance to even go to see some of this material which is crazy to some of us because it's from the 1930s, but is it possible do you think to improve transparency for a research or even if it's gonna be 30 years from now now and in john's case? how are you as a scholar able to to do this at the rand archives? what was that even just practicalities of that process of communicating with archivists and getting access to these documents whether raw or process john scott doing start with you. sure. it's it's a problem we deal with now because we've been trying across the dod. i think ellie has been associated with some jackie. i'm sure seeing this, you know with a with night 2015. guidance with they set up a archive a repository at at at the pentagon and then each service is supposed to feed this data source, right? so so you take raw data and then you have to organize it and under what form do you wan

john. whether that gamble pays off. john, we will move _ whether that gamble pays off. off. john, we will move onto the second big story of the day in a moment, but there's a couple details firstly in the guardian, saying there's evidence to show that the labour party team there beyond iam into the night the night that he was pictured drinking that beer, suggesting that it was part of the workday — this would be the dossier the labour party will be presenting. do you think that makes a significant difference here? i think that makes a significant difference here?— think that makes a significant difference here? i do, and i heard something — difference here? i do, and i heard something which _ difference here? i do, and i heard something which changed - difference here? i do, and i heard something which changed my - difference here? i do, and i heard . something which changed my opinion on this— something which changed my opinion on this as _ something which changed my opinion on this as well, listening to emily thornberry— on this as well, listening to emily thornberry

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john: yeah.cific laws that we reacted to in texas and oklahoma, in addition to disagreeing with the overall viewpoint and believing that women should have the right to choose, there were laws that said that a driver, without them even knowing where they are taking someone, could found -- be found criminally liable for taking someone to an appointment that they had no idea where they were going. that is wrong on many levels. that is something we will continue to defend our drivers from. emily: do you have any concerns about alienating writers and drivers by taking this stand. you are running a business. why speak out on this? john: it's important for companies and individuals to speak out when they disagree with something. we've shown that throughout our history. we aren't afraid to speak up. we think that ultimately doing the right thing for society and speaking to that can also be beneficial for the business. we care deeply about our impact and our ability to impact the world around us. emily: j

kennedy coming out with the children just before little john john raised his hand in salute. so we have a lot of materials that we haven't yet been able to put on display, but this is just one example where people have wanted to express their powerful memories not necessarily thinking that their stories are important, but it adds so much rich texture and dimension to the stories that we're able to do through programming. nicola tell me i'll use the word tourist site, you know, and and whether we're dealing with ford's theater the side of the lincoln assassination or your own exhibit. tell me how do museums exhibits evolve dealing with an assassination when you're rubbing up against something. so extremely delicate and the morning it. how do you how does the community come together and decide it's time for us to commemorate this does it take a long while does it happen instantly? well, it takes a very long time on the day of the assassination the grassy knoll de lily plaza became an instant site, so we were just city of dallas was overwhelmed with mourners coming to try and un

john woodrow cox, thank ou a gun problem. john woodrow cox, thank you so _ a gun problem. you so much _ a gun problem. john woodrow cox, thank you so much going _ a gun problem. john woodrow cox, thank you so much going to - a gun problem. john woodrow cox, thank you so much going to get - a gun problem. john woodrow cox, thank you so much going to get on| thank you so much going to get on the programme, author of children underfire, thank you the programme, author of children under fire, thank you forjoining u5 under fire, thank you forjoining us on newsday. under fire, thank you for “oining us on newsday.— in other headlines today, ukraine's president zelensky has made a rare trip outside of the capital, kyiv, to visit his troops on the front line in eastern ukraine. he went to the kharkiv region, close to the russian border, an area once again under attack. president zelensky described the situation in some parts, particularly severodonetsk, a5 "indescribably difficult" for the ukrainian army. it's the first time since the start of the war that the president has venture

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