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john peter and guess writes a heads out to you again in 30. this is 247 archie. trust me, the a . ah, hello and welcome to cross stock. were all things are considered on peter level. the conflict in ukraine continues to pace. the situation on the battlefield for the camp regime is going from bad to worse. none the less, the u. s. and it's nato allies continue to pour in massive amounts of age and weapons. diplomacy is still not on the agenda. ah. to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess these and in our slow here is a professor at the university of se or norway as well as author of the new book usa, phobia propaganda in international politics. and in ross up on down, we have a row, he is the founder of the center of political strategic analysis strap all or a gentleman, cross talk rules and effect. that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciated chris, start out with our slow the big news over the last few days. why is that? we had defend secretary lloyd austin, call his counterpart is russian count or are sort of a shy group and it was at th

talk studio with john peter and guess writer head that i'm back at the top with all your latest global news takes life from moscow. this is art. ah, what else shows seemed wrong when all proofs just don't hold any world that you have to shape out. this thing becomes the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. for only one main thing is important for knox. ism internationally speaking, that is that nations, but that's allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the mind, the nations who are the slaves. americans, brock, obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turning those russians into this danger is go, you man, that wants to take over the world. that was a culture strategy. so some golf out of it on your own, i not leashed off to observe on and tablet block. nato said it's ours. we move east. the reason us, hey jim, it is so dangerous. is it the lie? the sovereignt

. >> geraldo: my neighbors were john peters and barbra streisand and we lived on one side and they ownedi really got to be friends with john. at the other side was make cleveland from fleetwood mac. >> kennedy: during the swingers era? that's incredible. >> geraldo: the last question we have time for in this, your favorite sports moment? >> jim: my favorite was my first yankee game, burn away. don mattingly home run, dave winfield got the last out of the game and caught pop up in right field and throughout a tagging up ron kittle at home plate to beat the chicago white sox and i do believe that that moment and the passion i experienced was why you did have a gambling problem. >> geraldo: your favorite. >> dana: her name is not coming to me, but kennedy will help me out, gymnastics, perfect ten, vault, probably ten years old. mary lou breton, it starts with an m, yes. >> tyrus: probably will leave inter-field, knocked out mike tyson. i was the only guy in the room who picked them, a lot of money that night and you could drop a pin in that small apartment that had all 50 guys in and as i j

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a heating a victim goes on with doors diminished the pretty john nova peter. ah, miss finance for snake. no. didn't the stony appointments, the russian power left her marianna, whomever recorded that. just for arnold schwartzenegger. look what's been going on in don't bass is they met once seem to get on. and he spoke highly of a athletic prowess level image. that was it start to work. i'm a bit slip back over nick dall option i gotta admit in there. oh yeah. that was why was that it's better for us with the rest of this year, a dongle, the source mega marianna told arnold she'd been visiting don bass for 8 years. she had met kids living near the front lines. she encouraged them to love sports. and when she told them that she was going to meet their idol, arnold, he wrote letters for him. yeah, a bit of work with it. and alex makepeace my on the i'm a little yeah. no, no she was think effective until march 1 dash will another sequence out there with her. you know, you always are almost like there's more 0 equal i thought i she'll vailable though . she is a swi

. >> i think about the mount of transfiguration where people takes peter, james and john up into the mount, peter wants to stay, but when they come back down the cannot cast out the evil that is there. it takes prayer. one translation says it takes prayer and fasting. >> right. >> our efforts to be in solitude is to strengthen us in the world. >> right. it is an unusual experience, most people will not do a 30 day retreat. but the spiritual exercises are possible to do over a number of months. and where you are meeting with a spiritual director weekly. we do that at the retreat center also. we have eight day retreats, 30 day retreats, the weekend retreats extend from september through june. the last retreat of the season is this coming weekend. it is a retreat for women in recovery. >> excellent. have you met some of the facilitators? >> i know them all. in fact, i work with the staff and the jesuit staff, they do a lot of the retreats. but we also bring people from the outside that are good at particular topics. in fact just before we came on, i got a call from one of the bishops who

she'll tell us why in moments. >> sandra: first, john, peter doocy is live at the white house, looksastern time hour. >> about an hour from right now we may learn more about this, and white house official, biden officials are very supportive of that official, nina jankowicz, saying she's an expert at online disinformation, who has testified before congress. as you heard there, new reason to wonder why they are so supportive and what they knew before they hired her. some of those tiktok videos referenced by senator kennedy are very partisan and that's something d.h.s. does not seem they are aware of either. >> why don't you fire. >> so i am going to -- she is going to execute her responsibilities in a non-partisan way and accomplish the mission for which she has been hired. >> and it's not just republicans. democrat congressman jim heims adding skepticism as well. >> as far as i'm concerned the government has no business saying this is disinformation and this is information. >> officials don't like the worse censor when it comes to this. describe what her job is going to be and the bo

. >> john: president biden calling the potential overturning of roe versus wade a radical decision. peterwhite house with more. peter, i was surprised he did not speak to the leak itself when he was questioned about it. >> peter: to your point we heard aboard air force one from jen psaki, they don't have issue with the leak but the material itself. >> our focus beyond the leak, how we are going to protect a woman's right to make choices about her healthcare with her doctor, supported by the vast majority of american public. some call it a political issue, it is not. it is supported by the majority of the american public. >> peter: the president said it was the reason to elect more pro choice democrats and kamala harris saying the rights of all americans are at risk, if the right to privacy is weakened, everyperson could face a future which the government can interfere in the personal decisions you make with your life. this is the time to fight for our country with everything we have. and president biden is making it sound like the ramifications of the leak are far beyond abortion rights.

. >> john: all right, former colleague peter alexander wishing jen psaki well on her last day as we heardeinrich ask the last questions she'll have an opportunity to ask her as the press secretary, and the white house in quite a pickle with the shortage of baby formula, in virtually every state across the nation. we should point out chad pergram just announced that lawmakers are going to be able to order liquor directly to their offices in bulk by virtue of a new caterer that's been assigned there to capitol hill. >> gillian: something to look forward to. >> john: all about priorities. his fair share of exchanges with her, some of them tense at the daily briefing, white house correspondent peter doocy. your thoughts about her last day? >> peter: it is rare to see emotion like we saw at the beginning, she was choked up thanking her staff and thanking the president for the opportunity to be the press secretary. watching her, if she did 224 briefings, i think i was in there for about half of them, maybe a little bit more, and when there's a topic like this, she's got a really thick briefing

john dr. peter hotez from the : baylor college of medicine, thank you very much.ew report documents in devastating detail how the past leadership of the southern baptist convention in nord sexual abuse allegations for the better part of two decades. and sometimes silence or try to discredit accusers. hear more details on this disturbing report and the challenges it poses. am: judy, southern baptist convention is -- has about 14 doubt -- this independent report over 200 pages long examined hundreds of cases of sexual misconduct and abuse between 2000 and 2020. among the findings, church leaders publicly fought calls to track ministers accused of abuse, even as they privately maintained a list hundreds of names long at one point. the report finds church leaders protected or even supported abusers for years. joining us now is one of the survivors ofhurch abuse, and marie miller. she's the author of healing together, a guide to supporting sexual -- sexual abuse survivors and a registered nurse in dallas. welcome to e newshour, thank you for your time. i'm sure you hav

. >> john: but first, peter doocy live from the north lawn. who is the president blaming for inflation today? >> peter: somebody else, john, hearing from the president and top staffers they don't think the biden administration policies are to blame for rising prices, they think a lot of the responsibility lies still with vladimir putin. the president has an op-ed in the wall street journal, part says the global economy faces challenges, exacerbated by the vladimir putin war in ukraine. supply chains that have not fully healed are causing price hikes. >> impact of putin's war in ukraine, price of diesel and gas at the pump are up more than 1.50 because we brought russian oil off the market and refinery capacity to create diesel off the market as well. >> peter: the treasury secretary janet yellen will be at the oval office meeting later today, she publicly stated she thinks the big spending plans did contribute to inflation, and that's not something we hear anybody that works at the white house say, that's really something we hear the president

. >> john: first peter doocy is live at the white house. why are the democrats pivoting to the economy today. >> peter: republicans more and more say a leading issue is the economy, so president biden is trying out some new material to try to counter them. >> let me tell you about this ultra maga agenda, it's extreme. it will actually raise taxes on 75 million american families. over 95% of whom make less than $100,000 a year. >> peter: that's as a new fox poll reveals 45% of voters think inflation will be an issue for more than a year. 20% another year, and 20% say at least for the next several months. so add that up, 85% of voters arguing, or believing, rather, that at the very least inflation will be a major issue for several more months and several more months from now is when the midterms are. >> inflation will not stop until we balance the budget, we get people back to work, we figure out how you reduce inflation. more competition, reduce the permitting process, that's how you get inflation down. >> peter: this is the start of another

john: gillian, your hat ready? 147th preakness stakes kicks off tomorrow, nine horses set to race for victory. peter to the pimlico course. lydia, look how glorious you look. >> oh, thank you, john. i'll tell you, it is so exciting to be back here. the event is kicking off in full force with no restrictions. we are expecting 100,000 people or more to fill the stands here tomorrow to watch the preakness steaks, it happens tomorrow night at 7:01. we are not going to have a triple crown winner, we know that, rich strike, the horse that won the kentucky derby is sitting out of the preakness, but strong contenders, like secret oh, taking on the boys in the race. she's already getting fan mail from young women who are inspired by her incredible trajectory and story. so, a lot to follow along, john. exciting to be here. >> john: always bet on the filly, that's what i say. you look amazing. thanks so much. >> for the first time this nation's history, at least for the 35 years i've done this job, we have lost operational control of the border under president biden. >> gillian: that coming just moments ago fr

nbc news also knows that peter our john doe, police sheeple officials said decided to wait to confront and bc -- looks into the training, the entire department has so far received. >> just two months prior to horror in uvalde, the schools police department posted on facebook about the active shooter training it received at a local high school to prepare as best as possible for any situation that may arise. now questions about whether they followed it. >> there has to be an independent investigation as to what occurred. >> in fact the school district -- peter arradondo who's a delayed 19 officers from rushing into during the deadly rampage recently completed an eight hour training course on active shooters themself in december, according to state records. >> what's the most egregious mistake in your opinion? >> we should've done whatever it takes, to be down walls, to beat down that door, whatever we needed to do because at a minimum, that may have drawn the attacker's attention away from those children. >> the texas commission on law enforcement, produced a response playbook for school

20 he got into the soldiers served regularly during the unsuccessful campaign of peter i against the turks in 1711 johnred the turks tried to break him demanding that he renounce christ and accept faith in allah but even after 20 years of torment and mockery, john did not renounce the faith and died with the words i was born and will die orthodox, you enslaved my body, but you cannot enslave my soul, when 3 years after death, the grave of the soldier john began to glow, it was opened and it turned out that the relics of his imperishable torks decided to burn the relics by throwing their fire, but the flame did not harm them, frightened, the turks rushed to run the fire burned all day, but the power of the saint in it did not burn out the earth is 3.5 years old and there is no laziness in the fire. high priest father ioannis ernesus rector of the church of st. john the russian he has been serving in it for 45 years. father ionis said that before the relics of the saint were in the village of prokopion in turkey in 24, having fled from turkey the christians of the procapion moved them to vey and founded

our correspondent peter harris is at john lennon airport in liverpool — where fans are arriving backans have been arriving arriving back here throughout the day in liverpool and there is considerable anger at the way they feel they were treated last night and also at the speed with which the authorities, they feel, sought to blame fans for the bottlenecks that appeared outside the stadium. a message had gone up on the big screen at the stade de france suggesting that kick—off was delayed because of fans arriving late. liverpool fans say that is simply not the case. the bottlenecks outside were caused, they say, by the stewarding, by the policing, and ultimately, as you mentioned, some of those fans were subjected to pepper spray and tear gas. we have been speaking to some of the liverpool fans who were in paris last night and this is their account of what happened. the queue we were in, people who were sat with us in the ground were gassed, you know, a young lad who i know, who's 12. his dad's posted a message. they were gassed. he's12. and this is not fans rioting. this is people wi

>> peter: no, john, and it's not because he did not have a chance to. >> mr. rategic ambiguity toward taiwan dead? >> no. >> could you explain? >> no. >> peter: ok then. the chinese are not taking the president's comments lightly, though. a senior administration official was telling fox china and russia teamed up to fly nuclear capable bombers over the sea of japan while president biden was in japan, which the administration considers most significant joint cooperation between china and russia since russia became isolated from the rest of the world. china invading taiwan, president biden insists has not changed is that they have a right to defend themselves, and now some lawmakers on the hill are saying then that means the u.s. should be preparing them for invasion now, unlike ukraine when the u.s. waited until after. >> we should learn from what is happening today to our other allies, to taiwan, especially for the weapons that they want to purchase now, give them the ability to defend themselves so war does not happen. i think that's a much better approach and

a new twist in hillary clinton's trump russia trial, could peter strzok be special counsel john durham'sext target? plus the hunt is on in new york city for a gunman who randomly shot and killed a goldman sachs employee just on his way to a sunday brunch. a man wanted for questioning is on the loose. he had 19 prior arrests. is new york's turnstile justice getting worse under its new mayor? we've got the very latest details. i'm david asman in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starting right now. david: taking a look at stokes with the dow ending in the green as wall street ate least tries to recover some from a brutal week last week. the biden administration in cleanup mode after the he said the u.s. would respond militarily would attack taiwan. the white house is downplaying the comments saying they don't reflect a change in u.s. policy even though they dome. back at home american people are losing confidence in president biden's handling of nation's finance according to a new poll. edward lawrence with latest details from the white house. reporter: david, only two in 10 amer

. >> peter: yes, john, president biden said something here in tokyo that makes it seem as though he wouldinst the chinese military if he had to. >> you didn't want to get involved in the ukraine conflict militarily for obvious reasons. are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan if it comes to that? >> yes. >> you are? >> it's a commitment we made. >> peter: and it's more complicated. he said our policy has not changed, the one china policy, and commitment under the taiwan relations act to give taiwan the means to defend itself. that's not what he said. he did not say he thinks taiwan should have the ability to defend themselves, says the u.s. will get involved militarily and the chinese took the message at face value, already condemning it. >> i don't think the intelligence community would appreciate this remark. having said that, john, i personally kind of like it because it does provide a deterrent message that we will defend taiwan, and coming from the president it's very, very strong. >> president biden has made very similar remarks about taiwan where the upshot is th

>> john, if it's you, i, and peter, and we're in a stack, and i'm the incident commander, i'm the highest rank there, and i say no, just leave them. this is a barricade, and you two don't believe that i'm making the right decision, you know what? you go. you deal with the consequences of them saying you guys didn't follow orders later. down the road. but you go. and i'm not trying to push insubordination, but this was clearly the wrong call. we got 19 officers in a hallway. nobody breaks and says this is the wrong call? what verified that it was a barricade situation? did this guy start saying hey, i'm done shooting kids. so i just want to try to negotiate now? what moved this to a barricade situation? i don't know where this chief made this decision. and having like peter said, the actor actions are really crucial. and you know what? sometimes you get your feelings hurt. but in this case, maybe somebody needs to be out of a job. >> hopefully the investigation goes forward and we get the answers and get to speak to them. grateful for both your time on this day. the haunting words, of cour

john durham found them. ann andy mcif cape and peter strzok -- andy mccabe knew that it was full of lies and corruption paid ry clinton campaign. and i think john durham's going to put that on blast, and i think michael sussman's going to yet convicted at the epicenter of this entire hoax. maria: what about a other convictions? who else are we going to hear from? >> you know that can chen coe, the source, has been indicted. but here's the shocking news that most of the world isn't following in john durham's pleadings, he has laid out a joint venture conspiracy. those aren't my words, those are legal words that we use as prosecutors, and he's outlined the likes of fusion gps. he has said to a federal judge in open court that man is still a target of ongoing investigations as are others in clinton world that a i believe include jake sullivan, the current national security adviser, podesta, mook, mark elias. what he has done is what devin was championing from the beginning, leading an investigation based on the truth and only the truth and the facts, and he has put the clinton the campaign and the fbi cabal tog

the fact that here to this video to these photos in general to this news that peter, together with the group, was stalking johnhey are asking for them. see a very specific comment. how are you with us, what do you have to do with azov steel or ukraine, a typical russian pig cannot live a single day without pulling a blanket over itself instead of closing it in a corner with a guilty look, he goes to his dad and goes to be photographed. but you see, you didn't know. what word to call it for you. they did everything, you know, and not a single one and drink. i actually know what i'm doing, but i'm even in these promotions. well, listen, well, so to speak, each is expressed in his own way, and so on. i'm generally a small icon, as a connoisseur of contemporary art. maybe it's really cool. i don't know, but here, it's not cool. i say, well, most importantly, you know what the problem is in loneliness, when you say so, i mean about it, when you hang out like a famous ice-hole product. after all, you will receive from there and from here. this is exactly the kind of message kind of characteristics and epithets. is n

. >> john: james, stand by for a second, peter doocy is asking about the demise of the disinformations the security of the country is critical, that work is going to continue. >> peter: paused because you think the board was mischaracterized, the disinformation board is being shut down because of disinformation, is that what he is happening here? >> look, the board was put forth for a purpose, right. to make sure we really did address what was happening across the country when it came to disinformation. it's -- no, it's just -- it's going to pause, there's been a mischaracterization from outside forces, and so in that, we are going to pause it and we are going to do an assessment. but the work does not stop. we are still going to continue the work. d.h.s. is still going to continue the work. >> peter: a bulletin that d.h.s. is worried if roe v. wade is overturned there could be violence against the supreme court building or justices. are these threats from pro abortion activists or anti-abortion activists? >> the president is clear on this question. he believes the right to peacefully

john has his act together. we are excited for you to celebrate. nbc's senior consumer investigative correspondent vicky nguyen has more. excited to see you. >> reporter: good morning. you can call me whatever you want, peterpy mother's day, vicki. >> you are down to the wire. where are good places to start for the last-minute gift? >> reporter: never under estimate the power of the personal gift. we have paper and pen. if you sit down and write to your mom or mother figure in your life and what you love and appreciate about them and helped you with. i promise that will go over well tomorrow. if you want to do a homemade gift, i'll thank my daughter for this. what says i love you more than 103 buttons hot glued to the frame? if crafting is not your thing, that's okay. a gift card for that. a gift card to the favorite store or experience like a cooking place on dancing class or pottery. something new. subscription boxes are huge. a fruit of the month. skin care of the month. coffee of the month. it will not get to mom tomorrow, but print something out so she has something to look forward to. photo gifts. go to the drug store and printout photos. maybe she needs a mug or key chain or mouse pad for working at

>> peter: to a small degree, john, but just some product coming from the necessary vr netherlands and up and rushed via air to help fill immediate need. after that happened, president biden recorded rare straight to camera remarks from behind the resolute desk, something we don't see often this shot with him and it went live on social channels a little while ago. >> i understand how stressful it is for parents trying to find a formula to feed their children. why my administration is doing everything in their power to make more formula available quickly and safely. a top priority for us. >> d.o.j. and f.d.a. are forcing abbott to reopen the shuttered migrant factory but will take weeks before production is back at preshut down levels. republican lawmakers are calling for some accountability. >> he ought to call in the top ten people at the f.d.a. and ought to say number one, what happened. and give them about 20 minutes to explain what happened and then the president ought to turn to the top ten people at the f.d.a. and say you have ten days to fix it. >> peter: president biden just la

what should -- if peter doocy, what he should do if he asks john pierre, and my racist, what should she i don't think he should ask her if he's a racist. i think that's a question, can you be fair. it's gone so crazy because like you said the word doesn't mean anything anymore but it's obviously completely unserious throughout. if you look at kamala, i'm starting to get jealous of kamala. if i wanted to sit around and not work and laugh at stupid stuff like that, i would have to do so many with it. >> greg: you mean the drug and not the dog. >> i met the dog. most people get to do nothing and sit around giggling. he described every stoner who works in the back of the kitchen but she is the vice president, that is the dream -- remember this was supposed to be the return to normal, we had the president guy who doesn't know where he is and then we have the vice president who just sits around -- she doesn't know what a joke is at least. >> she figures if she keeps laughing at everything it will match a joke. >> yeah. it's like laughing on cruise control. >> greg: that's true, no foot on the

john johnson, along with fellow jurors, peter kristoff hello and jerry, told us over the course of thet herald online. >> was tony just really unlucky when she chose harold henthorn on that website? or when he chose her? >> i think he chose her. i think she was a target. >> i think, for her age, she wanted to have kids. >> she was vulnerable. >> the jurors thought that harold had counter when they met on the dating website. controlled her while they were married. and, when they looked at this last photo tony took before she died, they thought she saw harold dumping tony one last time. >> in my mind, she was doing the same posts he did. the last photo of him was, he's on the edge of the cliff holding onto a tree, like looking over. >> we'll, if she gets there, same time it's like -- >> then, wall harold is not on trial for killing lynn. they believe he was responsible for her death also. >> did everyone believe that they were somehow, that there was a proud in their? >> there was certainly a pattern. they're >> absolutely. >> yeah, the similarities were just too much to push aside. the

by chairman noon as they withheld from us during our investigation for john durham found that much of the note say mckay and peterthe russia gate investigation but before it began.. it was full of lies and corruption that was paid for by the dnc and hillary campaign. that's going to get convicted an the epicenter of this entire hoax. >> what about other t convictio? whoo also are going to hear fro? >> look i think you know the source it is indicted fbi has already been convicted in this conspiracy. there's a shocking news most the ohworld is not following in john durham's pleadings but he has let out a joint venture conspiracy those are not my words as are legal words we use as prosecutors gendarmes misleading. the tech executive has said to a federal judge in open court than man is still a target of ongoing investigation. as are others in clinton world i believe that includes jake sold in the current national security advisor, mark, that with this guy has done devin was jumping from the beginning only the truth and the facts. in andy's office with their own notes to go online to a an american public federal cour

in the gospel of john , the teverdyansk sea, the evangelist of the bow, calls it and not the soviet lake, according to the scripture. peterled by christ, fished here. apostolic service is the name not only of the lake, but also of one of the oldest and most famous kibuses, israel, on its territory there is a world-famous jordanite center. the word yordanite, derived from jordan here is the river where jesus christ was baptized coming out of the lake. christians from all over the world come to this place. especially in order to bathe here in the holy waters of the jordan river, there is a very convenient descent, in general for christian pilgrims and those who want to undergo the rite of baptism. in the center of the yardenite created all conditions are built in the locker room and luggage storage, those who wish can visit the shop where you can buy a baptismal shirt and rubber slippers to dive into the sacred waters. jordan in an inappropriate form will not be needed here. in summer , a dense stream of pilgrims and tourists does not stop for a moment. in winter, in december , there are fewer people, of course, but the fee

supplier, i mean it, but it is in john mitch indebted to disappear west and tunnels with us a route for now. my name's peter scott, i'll be back again at the top of the hour with the latest news on views here on arts international. thank you for watching. ah ah ah ah hello and welcome to cross stock were all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle . when thinking about the e. u. one doesn't know whether to laugh or cry when it says it's united over the issue of ukraine. it is not, it says it doesn't want to fight russia, but in fact, is a co belligerent on the side of ukraine is determined to deeply damage rushes economy . but in doing so, damage is itself, ah, cross stocking the e u, i'm joined by my guess, marco gassett in london. he's an international affairs commentator in prague. we have brad blankenship. he is a columnist at c g t n, a freelance reporter push in law as well as a r t contributor and a mirror cash we custom roster. martin j. he's an award winning journalist, an commentator. all right, gentlemen, cross stock rolls in fact that much. i mean, you can jump in any time you want. now is appr

john carlos did. they knew there putting themselves in jeopardy. so did peternorman the australian who is on the metal podium with them who wore a button supporting the group they were a part of harry edwards had started prior to the olympics. he was absolutely in australia for that and was an outcast. and only afternd he died he died in 2006 carlos and smith were also paul bears by the way in both the religious. 2012 the australian parliamentam actually formally apologize to his family for the way s he had been treated they all knew colin knew when he sat when he knelt for the anthem is goingt to have consequences it ended up costing him his career as we know. i thought maybe frederick adele get on the phone to somebody and say hire bryant right now to try to head off a lawsuit but it did not happen. i think chances are very good he will never work in the nfl again. he is only 40 years old.f he should be going into the peak years of his coaching career. maybe he will end up as a college coach somewhere. i think there's a good chances nfl career is over. and if

john. >> john: i understand it might be the format of the calls the reason it's not open, peter. but you would think in the light of the emergent situation, the white house would want to see the president foursquare in front of the public addressing this. >> peter: and if the format of the calls is an issue, they could use a different format. >> that's true, they could always regroup, been known to do that on occasion. peter, thank you. gillian. >> gillian: fox news alert on the nationwide baby formula shortage, a shuttered factory could reopen in weeks, giving families much needed relief. but as every parent knows weeks are an eternity if you are trying to feed your baby. grady is live at the plant in sturgis, michigan this afternoon. hi, grady. >> the fda has to ok for abbott to restart production, that takes two weeks before they are producing again and then another 6 to 8 weeks after that abbott tells us before you would actually see the formula being made here on store shelves. so, it could be a ile. abbott does say there is no evidence linking the recalled baby formula to t

welcome back stock where all things are considered on peter level to remind you we're discussing economic blowback with because go back on in paris, john, i you, in your 1st answer, you talked about the moral imperative of western leads to do something, let's say iraq, afghanistan, all that. and we were fed all the propaganda here, but isn't there in a moral imperative for the european leadership to its own people? i mean, i look at, you know, i look at this going on through all every single country inflation. then you have some countries that have this huge immigration of ukrainians, which it's like a, it's all rosy for the beginning. but after a while it ends up being very, very expensive. a disruption of society in the u. k. they have food banks that are being pressured here. i mean, where's the moral imperative to take care of your own people? because i, for the life of me, i cannot understand the strategic economic, political value of ukraine to the european union. go ahead. neither do i. that's what i said, there is no particular reason either, but the more imperative, good, i mean is complete. the one say didn't know whether you

were all things are considered on peter level to remind you we're discussing economic blow back with . okay, go back to shannon in paris, john, i, you, in your 1st answer, you talked about the moral imperative of western leads to do something, let's say iraq, afghanistan, all that. and we were fed all the propaganda here, but isn't there in a moral imperative for the european leadership to its own people? i mean, i look at, you know, i look at this going, gone through all every single country inflation. then you have some countries that have all this huge and immigration of ukrainians, which it's like today. it's all rosy for the beginning. but after a while it's being ends up being very, very expensive. a disruption of society in the u. k. they have food banks that are being pressured here. i mean, where's the moral imperative to take care of your own people? because i, for the life of me, i cannot understand this retake economic political value of ukraine to the european union. go ahead. neither do i. that's what i say. there is no practical reason either, but the moral imperative, good, i mean, is complete. the one sided

we're all things are considered on peter level to remind you we're discussing economic blow back with . because go back to shannon in paris, john, i mean, you, in your 1st answer, you talked about the moral imperative of western leads to do something, let's say iraq, afghanistan, all that. and we were fed all the propaganda here, but isn't there in a moral imperative for the european leadership to its own people? i mean, i look at, you know, i look at this going, gone through all every single country inflation. then you have some countries that have all this huge and immigration of ukrainians, which it's like a, it's all rosy for the beginning. but after a while it's being ends up being very, very expensive. a disruption of society in the u. k. they have food banks that are being pressured here. i mean, where's the moral imperative to take care of your own people? because i, for the life of me, i cannot understand this retake economic political value of ukraine to the european union. go ahead. neither do i. that's what i say. there is no political reason either, but the moral imperative, good, i mean, is complete. the one sided

john carlos. did they knew they were putting themselves in jeopardy? so did peter norman excuse me, the australian who was on the metal podium with them who wore a button supporting the group that they were a part of that harry edwards had started prior to the olympics and he was absolutely hillary in australia for that and and was an outcast and only after he died. he died in 2006 carlos and smith were both paul bearers by the way and both eulogists in 2012 the australian parliament actually formally apologized to his family for the way. he had been treated so they all knew. colin kaepernick knew when he sat and then knelt for the anthem that it was going to have consequences and it ended up costing him his career as we know and i don't know. i thought maybe. that roger goodell would get on a phone to somebody and say hi or brian flores right now to try to head off the lawsuit. but it didn't happen and i think chances are very good. brian flores will never work in the nfl again. and he's only 40 years old. he should be going into the peak years of his coaching car

john. >> well, thank you chairman peter. i want to thank you and ranking member portman for this hearing. i want to thank all of the members of this very distinguished panel before the committee today to discuss ongoing efforts to [inaudible] the border. do you, i'm going to start with a question to you. i recently visited the southern border for a third time and was there in early april. i am concerned, after that visit, that dhs is not more widely deploying the technology that you are using to help secure the border in some locations. greater deployment of integrated and autonomous cameras, radars, sensors, and additional technology to detect and defer the authorized aerial vehicles or uavs that smugglers use would expand cbp's capabilities, address existing security gaps, and be a force multiplier. congress has previously appropriated millions of dollars for these technologies, some of which cbp has not spent. chief huffman, what is holding up cbp's deployment of smart border technologies, particularly to strategic locati