. >> john: peter doocy is in the briefing room. expecting things to get underway any moment now. >> good to know if the president's comment still stands or that the policy has not changed. china, of course, is the big, big player in all of this, and we have been told for the last couple months that a biden-xi phone call was going to happen at some point, it has not been scheduled. with everything that you just read out, it doesn't feel like that call is getting any closer, but maybe we will hear differently here in a few minutes. something else to listen for in this white house briefing, anything about the other big news involving the former president. there was nothing at this briefing yesterday of substance from the press secretary or from the president himself, he was asked about this and he just smiled, so he did not comment but he did react to a question about this. and it doesn't seem like they said president biden talking about that or anything today because there are no public events on his schedule. john. >> john: peter do

it is a fresh slice of cross talk action coming your way, john peter and guests and moments and i'll catch you again in 30. this is our to introduction a ah ah ah ah hello and welcome to cross stock where all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle, the term strategic autonomy sounds good. the word strategic conjures up a sense of importance and autonomy presents a sense of independence. but when you consider the french president using this term, that we are forced to wonder if he is a serious person, after all, europe is no longer strategic flora thomas cross sucking strategic autonomy. i'm joined by my guess alpha does i. as in geneva, he is an author and a former u. n. independent expert. i'm international order in paris. we have john laughlin. he is a university lecture in history and political philosophy and in washington we cross matthew crossed and he is director of academic transformation about state university. i gentleman cross sack rolls in effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate, john, let me go to you in paris. i mean, you and i have k

. >> john: he never leaves anyway. peterte house on this summary of an afghanistan report that was put out just before the briefing happened causing consternation among the reporters there, by and large the biden administration seeks to blame the trump administration for the situation in afghanistan and then also says none of the intelligence agencies foresaw the country would fall as quickly as it did, prompting our peter doocy to ask this of john kirby. listen in. >> john, who's going to get fired over this? >> peter, the purpose of the document that we are putting out today is to sort of collate the agencies that did after action reviews. it's not -- the purpose of it is not accountability. it's the purpose of it is -- >> military leaders -- doesn't sound like it was good, you admit the intel was bad, so how can president biden ever trust when they come into the oval office with the pdb that anything in there is r legit? >> what i said was. >> intelligence is a mosaic. >> intelligence is hard business, and they get it rig

and after mary mag ca eleven -- magdalene ran to john and simon peter while john and peter ran togetherlace where jesus had been buried. and later on the evening of easter after meeting the risen lord on the road two disciples set out without delay and hastily traveled several miles uphill and in the dark, spurred on by the irrepressible joy of easter that burned in their hearts, the same joy that led peter on the shore of the lake of galilee. after catching sight of the risen jesus to leave the boat with the others, threw himself immediately into the water and swam quickly towards him. at easter then the journey quickens and becomes a race. since humanity now sees the goal of its journalingny, the meaning of its destiny, jesus christ. and is called to make haste to meet him who is the hope of the world with. may we too make haste to progress on a journey of resip to procall trust, trust among individuals, peoples and nations. may we allow ourselves to experience amazement at the joyful proclamation of easter, at the light that ill lieu mines the darkness and the gloom in which all too

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if you're familiar with the famous case of john peter zenger, the new york printer who was acquitted on seditious on charges of seditious libel against the colony's governor, that's noteworthy because it was exceptional, right? not because that was the norm. in fact, similar prosecutions happened four years after that. really? it wasn't until the 17th sixties that british american colonies started to consistently challenge colonial administrators. authority as tellers of truth. in 1769, for example one writer in, the patriot newspaper, the boston gazette explained that governor francis bernard was the colonies highest authority. but that didn't make him the colony's best authority. in other words, just because the colonists needed to obey bernard and other leaders. that didn't mean that they should trust him. the colonists were undermining british rule, in part by undermining its authority to define what was real in the world, what was true instead of the, quote, bare of a gentleman unsupported by any evidence. as this writer described, describes bernard's letters colonies argued tha

i've got one of my close friends peter john out here. he's he's the chef.of sweet potatoes like whole grain bread. um he makes me breakfast sandwich every day, stop three. so that's got like some eggs and some meat in it. if that's the food that's keeping you going, what is the music that's keeping you going? classic mix. if you shuffle my phone, it could go from skeptical is the uk artist andrea bocelli to slip off to james. speaking of energy, james what is will hope people take away from his cross country journey when he at last reaches his finish line in new york city messages always been emotion equals energy. so obviously, when my mom passing away i had an incredible amount of negative energy, but you can use it for something positive. so if everything goes according to plan, william will make it here to new york city the first week in june, and you can follow along every step of his journey on his instagram page. what do you say, andrew and ryan? and should we run those final 50 miles to new york city with so well, i was going to say no. but then i f

. >> bill: reaction, john ratcliffe. peter doocy and we begin in boston with alexis mcadams. >> good morning from boston. we expect the suspected libellinger in court for the first time in a federal courthouse in boston and hear what charges he is facing here. very serious charges after the ongoing investigation. it comes as the d.o.j. tries to figure out how a 21-year-old with a high school diploma got his hands on top secret document. video we've been talking about. the 21-year-old was arrested 30 miles outside of boston. they raided his house yesterday. the f.b.i. arrested the massachusetts air national guardsman at the house he shares with his home outside the city. it shows teixeira wearing red shorts and green t-shirt walking down the driveway as federal agents waited with weapons drawn. the f.b.i. raided that house as the u.s. government investigates what's being called the biggest national security breach in at least a decade. neighbors are shocked. >> i went to high school with him and knew of him. good kid. not reall

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ambassador to russia, now cbs news country peter john sullivan, points out some of the information appearselevating ukrainian casualties beyond a level that the u.s. believes it is actually occurred and vastly understating russian casualties. it makes russia look good. makes ukraine look bad. >> reporter: the document puts the number of russians killed in action at 16,000 to 17,500, wildly different from what general mark milley recently told congress. >> the russians h casualties. >> reporter: another update marked secret gieves the expenditure rates for ukrainian artillery, number the pentagon has not disclosed. the pentagon is trying to get the documents off social media. at the same time, it is investigating how they got there in the first place. jericka. >> jericka: david martin for us at the pentagon. thank you. supreme court justice clarence thomas is responded to growing criticism about his lavish trips funded by a major g.o.p. donor. a recent report revealed thomas excepted luxury vacations over the past two decades, paid for by a republican billionaire. in a statement, thomas sai

john. >> john: we'll keep watching it. peter doocy, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: california governor newsom visiting red states, might have in trouble with one of the blueest states of all, his own. we'll tell you why. >> john: homeland security secretary mayorkas back on capitol hill as more threaten to impeach him for the bedlam at the border. john cornyn whether he supports his colleagues' calls for mayorkas to go. >> i don't think there's a person in america who thinks the secretary is doing his job. not a person in america thinks the border is secure. this secretary is derelict in his duties, he's got to go. veteran homeowners. need to cut your monthly expenses and get cash? call newday and ask for the newday 100 cash out loan. our veterans are getting an average of $70,000. they're paying off their first high rate credit card, their second high rate credit card, their third, fourth and even fifth high rate credit card and saving hundreds every month. they're paying off their car loans, too, and putting extra cash in the bank for the securit

. >> steve: and peter, top of the hour, you had one-on-one interview with john kirby, national securitypokesperson and you will break news in about 30 minutes. >> peter: yes, and he we are told can talk about the documents, we'll talk to him about the documents and what they are hearing here in northern ireland. i will try to get his attention, looks like he's almost done. yes. >> steve: go ahead. >> peter: mr. president? >> steve: peter has been doing this for years. >> steve: how about hunter? hunter is over there. >> steve: have him come over. >> peter: hunter left. they pipe music in so it is hard to hear anything he says, yep. next time, off to dublin. >> steve: hop on the bus, we'll see you there. >> ainsley: thanks, peter. >> brian: the president takes shouted questions. we keep everyone in a neighboring yard and you just yell out. >> steve: apparently i've read the transcript and have on our phones, peter talks to john kirby and get answers. >> ainsley: did he announce who was leaking this? >> brian: monday it was i don't know. louisville police releasing body cam from monday's

question, peter doocy is in the room, a question on the biden campaign and antony blinken orchestrating the intel letter we know about because of the ex-cia official, not a single question. >> john peter yesterday, too. see if she does it today. >> sandra: that's a huge thing, the political panel will respond to. sean duffy is here, harold ford, jr., both are former congressmen. there's nothing on the discrediting of the hunter biden laptop story we are learning through this ex-cia official, not a single question on it? >> the biggest story in the country and you would think the press would be interested, let's help debunk this or the truth about it. not a question at all. speaks volumes about the press and how uninterested they are. >> sandra: if it's not the case you would think they would want to say it wasn't. >> two parts of this, secretary blinken in the campaign at the time and not in government and obviously some whistleblower in the irs has come forward saying hunter may have gotten preferential treatment. these are questions that deserve answers. i don't know if she has the answers but a question could have been asked and she could have directed where the answer would

there, the apostles peter john and dante, you are generally amazed. there at all. it is so worked out and the fact that not reading the other two canticles is such a sad phenomenon. so you think you can agree with that? but what about our culture? well , it just seems to me, such a given, although our great ones, of course, like pushkin gogol they read the original. yes here, naturally yes and they read entirely. yes , they did not know each other, yes, but they read it in its entirety and appreciated it in its entirety. yes, therefore , it seems to me that not mowing is needed here, and , among other things, i found a common effort to overcome this stereotype that it is only interesting in hell, there is a disco. there, you know, there was some italian advertising. uh, telephone connections, there are discotheques. there are dates there, hello yes, that is, well, sort of, yes, it was a whole series of commercials. uh, advertising company phones, yes, and the tomato pestered in such a entertaining. this is, of course, the general one. that's a sad ste

there are apostles, peter john answers in general i am amazed.ed there on the first cut. that is, in this sense, there at all. it is so worked out and the fact that the other two canted lines are not read is such a sad phenomenon. that is, you think what can you agree with? but what about our culture? well, it just seems to me that this is a given, although our great ones, of course , that's how pushkin gogol they read in the original. yes here, naturally yes and they read entirely. yes, they did not know each other, yes, but they read it in its entirety and appreciated it in its entirety. yes, therefore, it seems to me that not mowing is needed here, and, among other things, i found a common effort to overcome this stereotype that there is only interesting in hell, there is a disco. there, you know, there was some italian advertising. uh, telephone connections, there are discotheques. there dates there, hi yes, that is, well, sort of like that, yes, it was a whole series of commercials. uh, advertisements for company phones, yes, and the tomato

john kirby acknowledging to peter doocy there is active operation in kyiv and they are working on it.there is a small u.s. military presence at the embassy in conjunction with the office to help us work on accountability of the office going in and out of ukraine. the united states will not have troops fighting in ukraine. >> griff: karine jean-pierre was asked overseas about the documents, but would not confirm validity, saying the doj is reviewing them. we'll see where that goes and senate will receive a briefing next week. >> steve: we would like to know more. thank you very much. griff said it perfectly, this chat room started four years ago, when this og person, sounds like a teenager at the time, now in their low 20s and the kid they talked to is under 18, they got permission to talk to him from the mother. right. it is very telling. this guy is not a whistleblower, he wasn't putting this out to make the intel community look bad, he was putting it out to 25 gamers, young men and boys in the website to show off. look what i know and not enough people were paying attention to what

. >> john: fox team coverage begins now, charles payne is standing by, but first peter doocy, live in wilmington, delaware, and peter, what is the biden team's early strategy in the campaign rollout? >> john, we have been in touch with president biden's campaign team and they are telling us the early strategy is just to let the president be the president. so official duties over campaign stops, and we are seeing that, these remarks going on in washington, d.c., he has not even mentioned the re-election. it's a lot of stock lines that we have heard before like this one. >> i learned a long time ago there is labor and there's unions, unions. >> a lot of that. the republican national committee first crack at a response is an artificial intelligence generated video programmed to forecast a worst case scenario for a second biden term. >> border agents were overrun by a surge of 80,000 illegals yesterday evening. >> close the city of san francisco, citing escalating crime and fentanyl crisis. >> who is in charge here? >> feels the train is coming off the tracks. >> the theme of this three-m

instead, we have john kirby arguing with peter doocy on how proud he is from his perch because he didn't see any chaos. i talked to a marine a few minutes ago. he started an organization to help those that were there that day because a very traumatic week. john kirby said he didn't see chaos? he's proud of it. i hang my head in shame. i fought that war. ten years ago. this is not why. >> see, that is very moving. thank you, joey. the perspective here, this is what americans wonder about joe concha. this is classic gas lighting. americans hear that phrase a lot. an attempt to psychologically manipulate people to not trust their honey perception or own memories. we say thank goodness for television and phone videos because we can see and we remember this, joe, what was going on. the meamedia, they were outrang at the start. you heard margaret brennan's piece from cbs news. fox, we've been bringing the truth of this matter to everyone from the start. joe, what do you think the media -- are they going to continue to look at this or is it dropping off the media's point of view here? >> kudos

reporter: john, whose going to get fired over this? >> peter?urpose of the document that we're putting out today is to sort of colate the chief reviews and findings of the agencies that did after-action reviews. it's not, the purpose of it is not accountability. there were some pieces here that weren't accurate, and we're being nothing but honest with you. reporter: and you're saying that you guys are proud of the way that this mission was conducted? >> doesn't mean, proud of the fact that we got more than 124,000 people safely out of afghanistan, you bet. proud of the fact that american troops were able to seize control of a defunct airport and get it operational in 48 hours? you bet. proud of the fact that we now have about 100,000 afghans, former allies and partners living in this country working toward citizenship, you bet. does that mean that everything went perfect in that evacuation? of course not. i've talked about it from a different podium, the after- action reviews are now being reviewed by members of congress which will layout things

big shot up to john steinbeck, lyndon johnson and charlie the poodle. you were my inspiration. peter: we also ask authors what their favorite books are. according to jeff guinn, travels with charlie by john steinbeck is one of his favorites, along with catherine drinker bowen, yankee from olympus. could you speak to those two books? jeff: the yankee from olympus is the life study of wendell holmes. i did not want to read the book when i was in high school, but the high school i attended was all over us wendell holmes has spoken i was mesmerized. it was from catherine drinker bowen that i realized rating history did not have to be boring. it was not just facts and names. she created context, starting starting with his grandfather, a minister and his father, a famous poet. and how everything he learned to fit into his time and place and how the decisions he helped render on the supreme court that changed america forever were not just based on law but on personal experience. if you could write a book like that, and not make it dry, i thought it must be possible to write history that is

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so, today, fox's peter doocy asked john kirby, how does that make sense, watch. >> the intel was bad. so, how can president biden ever trust when they come into the oval office that anything in there is legit? is. >> what i said was. >> intelligence is the mosaic, what about the mosaic all the pieces are incorrect. >> what i said intelligence is hard business. and they get it right a lot, too. there were some pieces here that weren't accurate. this document and this effort isn't about accountability today, this is the next muscle movement in what will be a long process to better understand and comprehend and adjust to what we learned and did in afghanistan. >> there were people hanging off of air force jets that were leaving and you are saying that you guys are proud of the way that this mission was conducted? >> it doesn't mean -- proud of the fact that we got more than 124,000 people safely out of afghanistan, you bet. proud of the fact that we now have about 100,000 afghans, formally allies and partners living in this country and working towards citizenship, you bet. does that mean

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the national security council's john kirby spoke to fox's peter doocy in ireland. >> we don't know who did this. we don't know for what reason and we don't know what else this individual or individuals might have and might still release. >> chinese officials are using the leak to embarrass the u.s. and fuel distrust among u.s. allies. >> the leaked military documents show that the u.s. is deeply involved in the ukraine crisis and used their advantage to conduct secret theft and eavesdropping on all countries in the world including its allies. the u.s. side should explain to it the international community. >> the cia was asked what kept him up at night. >> the deeply unfortunate leak of classified documents is certainly as intense as anything. >> huge frustration here at the pentagon about the leak creating a distraction while the u.s. tries to counter china and russia in taiwan and ukraine. neil? >> neil: jennifer, thanks for that. mike turner joins us, the ohio republican. the chairman of the house intelligence committee. chairman, seems that every time we talk, there's some new revel

. >> peter: they had john kirby answering questions about this report for about an hour and a half yesterdaything from president biden on camera or paper yet. back to you. >> will: appreciate that report. today brian, you spoke with colonel chris douglas and the white house is now attempt to spin this as completely unchaotic. if it was, that was trump's fault. here is what the colonel had to tell you, brian. >> i disagree completely and consider while i have great respect for mr. kirby, he came in late during the briefing we gave the secretary of defense, maybe he missed images and video we gave. anybody watching the news saw the increase of taliban encirclement of capitals and district centers in afghanistan and tightening the noose around kabul. it didn't take a student of military history to know what they were getting ready to institute. if it was, we are going to withdraw, the president made reflection upon iraq saying it would take a year to get personnel and equipment out and take seven months if we left it. >> brian: that was colonel douglas, he is outraged about what we witnessed in

john. 6.55. and here comes peter happen down the white house lawn since the 18 70's.ways hosted the easter egg roll. and this year is no different. >> they will be out their role in the eggs with the new and improved white house easter bunny. they're going to easter bunnies. 30,000 visitors come and enjoy this families, caregivers, survivors and they have a book reading. they have a talent show. it's just a whole fun-filled day and washington, d.c., so happy easter to you, whether whether or not you get there or not, it's always fun and always the next day. by the way, we'll show it on the news. at first. always has the best you get it. you can lead a to, right? yeah. she's wearing purple. yeah. she's wearing purple. we'll be right back. i came here to find love. but instead, i found a best friend. señor snuffles, you stole my sock, and now you've stolen my heart. will you accept this milk-bone as a symbol of my love? ♪ more dog ♪ (dog bark) we've been cooking up this kitchen design for a while... ...so it's going to be perfect. ok, that pattern works. wow, this whole

." >> john: marc thiessen is standing by and peter, no surprise, the president once again running behind schedule. >> only about an hour, as far as these things go with the visiting head of state and dignitaries and press that travel with them, it's not so bad, but targeting 1:30 or so start for the rose garden press conference and the white house defense of the lack of press conferences from president biden has been well, he often entertains shouted questions. the reason this event this afternoon is significant is because people are not going to have to shout, somebody from the white house will bring a microphone up to each of the american questioners, and the south korean questioners and should be if they stick to protocol a chance for follow-up questions. so, stay tuned for that later this hour. we know that in the oval office president biden is huddling with his south korean counterpart. talking about challenges in the indo-pacific, a way of saying they are talking about china without actually calling out china. we know they are also discussing threats posed by north korea and u.s. p

. >> john: two figures loom large, dr. peter darzak and dr. anthony fauci. is there any more clarify on what was really going on there? >> i think we know this. dr. fauci early on approved of this, that he had to evade existing regulations. the existing regulations said that this kind of research should go before a pandemic pathogen committee in order to determine whether it should continue or be funded, whether it was safe enough. only dr. fauci had the ability to go around that committee and exempt this research from scrutiny. that was one of the worst judgments made in modern medical history and may be the judgment call, mistake, not on purpose, but mistake that dr. fauci made that allowed millions to die around the world. he made the judgment error the chinese were reliable and honest and help us if there was a lab leak and also made the judgment error doing this dangerous research, he said at one point in time somebody asked him, what if a pandemic occurs through an accident and he said it would be worthwhile because of the knowledge. that is a judgment

. >> so today, fox's peter doocy asked john kirby, how does that make sense? >> watch.ad >> the intel was bad. so how can president biden ever trust when they come intohi the ovalng in office with the . that anything in thereellige is legit? whatnce is i said was that intelligence is a mosaic. what if the mosaice, all wha the pieces are incorrect? >> wha t i said was intelligence is hard business and they get it right a lot, too. there were some pieces here that weren't accurate. this document and this effort isn't about accountability today. this is the next muscleus movement. cl in what will be a long processan to better understand and comprehendd and adjustnistan to what we learn. and what we did in afghanistan. there were children beinging ano killed. there were people hanging offu of air force jets thatare were leaving. and you're saying that you guys are proud of the way that this>> mission is conducted. - does that mean that proud ofople the fact that we got more than one hundred ande twenty four thousand people safely out of afghanistan? you bet. anoud

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maria: except for pe peter dooy or jacqui heinrich. johnfe came on the show and said they're sending information back they in real time and john kirby came back with talking points, we can't confirm that. james. talk about the inflation reduction act. >> no accountability, why is janet yellen still in that seat? early 2021, she dismissed inflation warnings, saying that this big biden spending splurges was not going to create an inflation problem. wrong. she still i think hasn't learned from the mis mistake. but this attempt -- and the president does it a lot to to pretend the costs they're putting into the climate problem is an economic opportunity. if it was an economic opportunity wound need government mandates and spending, the companies would seize it. >> it's an agenda opportunity is what it is. >> it's an opportunity for the companies, many of them biden donors who are focused on alternative energy, which often means unproductive primitive ways of trying to create energy with solar and wind that by the way need a lot of materials that

pope francis's defending john paul, the second after the brother of a missing teenager, linked her disappearance to the late pope often see the came from that, speaking in st peter's square yesterday, pope francis said, i express a grateful thought to the memory of saint john paul, who in these days has been the object of offensive and unfounded insinuations. days earlier, the brother of emanuela orlandi aired an audio recording on italian tv, saying it was testimony from an italian mobster. the claim john paul, the second would secretly go out at night to harass underage girls that again, officials say the allegation lacks any evidence clues, testimony or corroboration. 15 year old daughter of a vatican employee manual is seemingly vanished in 1983 after a music lesson in rome. some theories link her disappearance to the failed assassination attempt on john paul, the second others case to a scandal involving the vatican bank was not an ordinary child. he wasn't a vatican girl. netflix documentary vatican girl explores the possible scenarios and provides new testimony from a friend who says emanuela told her one week before she went missing that a high ranking vat

i nothing in the morning before you guys would be here during the goes, but john, give us a 20 time purchase for peter. chris, if you think you can beat me to real quick, i'll give you a time. give me a call. okay, all right, already 33 by just a little by little side. me posture, all your shows and then you want to look after them. you want to keep a home why destroy at all, and it is fear, the conscious and all. and i know both sites are promising to night to the the conflicts are going to kick them over on counseling. how things are trying to get rid of them. if you look at this board, this is your area, and it's like a say no or from the middle east. you're probably here. you see document greece, the put the middle east, the boat syria, but see the thing is, see the straight here. and this photograph, this street was call her straight. this actually i should walk at the front of the skirt and i presently in the sixties and seventies. so put your hans up who, who lives the nam straits not here presently. say this here is your own area, but you feel like see your grandparents we come through this. y

john kirby acknowledgenning the following to our ceiling peter doesy. >> there is a small u.s.ce at the embassy in conjunction with the adjunct attache's office to work on the material going in and out of ukraine. the united states will not have troops fighting war in ukraine. moments ago peter interviewed karine jean-pierre. >> doj is reviewing these documents. we cannot speak to the validity of these documents. dod is certainly has -- they have announced they are taking streps to further restrict access to the information. let the doj move forward in their process. >> senate will receive a classified briefing on the leaked documents next week when they return to town. >> brian: lucas, how is this playing in the pentagon? what an embarrassment that it happened and "the washington post" and "new york times" doing a better job investigating than our deeply embarrassing for the u.s. government. 300 million americans with clearance. are. >> steve: the primary source for "the washington post" story is a minor child. it's something under 18. >> ainsley: had to get permission from th

john lum. that's on the waves force. the pizza. ah ah ah ah ah ah, i get time to support his peter. adrian. thank you very much. we'll start at augusta national with john rom became the 4th spanish golfer to win the masters. and fittingly, his victory came on. what would have been the 66th birthday of the country's greatest play? a savvy by a sterile rom actually finished on 12 on the pole. that's for sure. it's clear of phil mickelson and brooks kept a just a little word on mickelson 52 years old and he showed a 7 and the on the day. incredible achievement that for a man of that age, i just looked at the bottom scholarship. he was the defending champion in the finished in a tie for the 10th place. the rome was actually 2 shots behind this man, kapco. when they teed off the final round, but a couple of anybody from the american saw ra moved to the top of the leaderboard inside 6 holes. and from them, the spaniard stayed out in front of the cording. he's only bogey of the round at the 9 from a back to back 30. on the 13th and 14th to open up a food source advantage. runs final, teach or take a look at the found t

. >> john, who is going to get fired over this? >> peterthe purpose of the document that we're putting out today is to sort of collate the chief reviews and findings of the agencies that did after action reviews. it's not -- the purpose of it is not accountability. >> lawmakers are vowing to hold the administration responsible. house republicans tweeting late today quote accountability is coming. >> the white house says it's providing congress a classified and more detailed report of its findings but critics are likely to point out it was president biden in august of 2021 who said the buck stops with him. >> i take responsibility for the decision. >> the white house released this report without much warning at all and at the same time president biden was heading out of town for his easter weekend. he left for camp david without taking any reporters' questions. and, bret, we don't expect him to be back here in washington until sunday. bret? >> bret: mark, the answer to peter's question is that no one has been fired over. this mark meredith l

john. ♪ so for those of you joining on television we see that procession entering the virtual garden set up here in st. peter's of the gospel is sensed by the deacon and a reminder that christ is present. as we hear his word. ♪ it was very early on the first day of the week when mary of magdalene came to the tomb. she saw that the stone was moved away from the tomb and came running to simon peter the other disciple and said they have taken the lord away out of the tomb she said we don't know where they put him. so peter said one —- sent the other disciple to go to the two. one —- to ♪ ♪ they went together but the other disciple running faster than peter beach the tomb first and sat down and saw the linen cloths on the ground that he did not go then. ♪ simon peter was following now came up and went right into the tomb. saw the clock on the ground also the cloth that was over his head. this was rolled up in a place by itself not with the others. than the other disciple who had reached the tomb first entered and he saw and believed. until this moment they had failed to understand the teaching of scripture that he

>> sandra: all right, as we await another briefing this time at the pentagon, peter doocy at the white house, thank you. john. >> john: sandra, bring in juan williams, fox news senior analyst and david avella. start with you, the announcement is expected tomorrow. the new poll does not have such good news for president biden, when asked if biden should run again, 70% of all people said no. 26% said yes. 69% of people who don't think you should run cite age as a reason and among democrats, 52% of democrats said that he shouldn't run again. those are not exactly the numbers that you want to use to under pin your re-elect announcement. >> no, but the thing is, remember what he often says, don't compare me to the almighty, compare me to the alternative and when democratic voters look, what they see is there is former president trump leading on the republican side and for lots of democrats who may even disapprove of president biden, when he's contrasted with former president trump they say oh, i'll vote for him. and the second thing to say, he has to turn around the age issue. you are on target. it's a major conc

peter doocy. i want to go back to john yoo and joe moreno. are you still there? i think they are. this is more of a legal question based on what the president can and cannot say tonight. now, the reason why i mention it, gentlemen, i hope you're still there or otherwise i'm talking to myself, which i've done many times. good. i can see you. but john, i want to get straight on this. the president will speak tonight. but he is kind of an -- handicapped with looking over his shoulder. anything i say the judge may get furious if i make reference to this. watch inflammatory language. in this environment, politics in our age, almost anything you say is inflame torre. the president is like a one armed paper hanger here. isn't that what came out of this today? you can speak, mr. president, but you better watch it. is that fair? >> neil, that's what his lawyers are telling him. restrain yourself. you don't want to get in trouble with this judge. this judge is going to sit on your trial. he doesn't want there to be any kind of threats or inflame torre language. on the other hand, this is mo

john kirby said this yesterday. watch. >> who will get fired over this? >> peter, the purpose of the documents we're putting out today is to sort of collate the chief views and findings of the agencies that did after-action reviews. it's not -- the purpose of it is not accountsability. >> the purpose is not accountability. it appears from the outside looking in, there were no lessons learned here. >> yeah, it's pretty egregious, trace. thanks for having me on. i've been talking to veterans and veterans groups all morning about this. one of the things -- the reasons i think that veterans are so upset about this is like my friend, a afghanistan combat veteran, it's not about -- it is about a kabul airport but goes further beyond that. what worries veterans, we have all of those problems with violent extremists coming up in afghanistan, a massive moral injury on our vets tran population. if you're not able to take account able actions, there's no chance that you'll fix what happened. that's what we're most worried about. >> trace: you testified -- i want this on the

. >> john, who is going to get fired over this? >> peter. the purpose of the document we are putting out today, is to collate the chief reviews and findings of the agencies that did after action reviews. it is not, the purpose of it is not accountability. the purpose of it -- >> military leaders -- the intel was bad. how can president biden ever trust, when they come into the oval office that anything in there is legit? if intelligence is a mosaic, what if all the pieces are incorrect? >> i said intelligence is hard. they get it right a lot , too. there are some pieces that were not accurate. we are being nothing but honest with you and the american people about the inaccuracy and how they shape the decision-making laid before the president. and the questions that he asked. this document and this average is not about accountability today. it is about understanding. i would also add, as i said to ed the review process is not over. this is the next muscle movement that will be a long process to better understand, competent, adjust to what we l

and the final thing i'd say, peter, is that i watched the other day on youtube an interview of john kennedy in 1962. and it's remarkable. they ask him, was there anything harder than you expected it to be? and remember, when the iraq war was started and i cited because he said, you know, yes, i realize it's it's a lot easier to tell people what to do than it is to actually make the decision to do it. so i wasn't in the senate at the time and i had a relationship with the kurds, and i believe that they could have establish a, you know, a representative government, knew what the nature of the prisons were in iraq. so i think my opinion is what should have been done, could have been done, is not much more than somebody setting on the sidelines cheering on their team. so let me be sure i understand. what you're saying is you thought they would be more specific. what did you think the mission in iraq was and what should it have been? i think they got badly confused. look, we did have international sanctions on iraq and all they had to do is disclose where their weapons of mass destruction are. a

john and margot. >>> still to come, we check in with peter in dublin at the most populartourist attraction in ireland. where peoe have been knownpl t >>> all right. teach me how to pour the perfect pint. >> hold it at the 45 degree angle under the tap. >> i know i'm a rookie. >> we are back on saturday morning. april 15th, 2023. well done, peter. no one would know you are a rookie. that was perfect. >> reporter: i like to tell you this is a coffee, kristen and joe. sadly, it's not. it is impossible to walk a block in this place without passing a dozen pubs or bars or restaurants. i did have a favorite. there she is for you. you can see for obvious reasons. this is really one vibrant city. we will take you to the top tourist destination in dublin. the guinness brewery in a bit. >> we can't wait. we are drinking tea. hope you send that guinness our way. peter, thank you. see you coming up in a few minutes. >>> we begin this half hour with the check of the headlines. mexico police released video of the man after officers approached the wrong home. a warning. the footage you are about to see is difficult

peter says this a question for john does your labour guess think that a senile man like biden is a goodsident? four years. he only has one exclamation mark so on the richter scale of exclamation marks, that's lesser than margaret and neil offered the uk a trade deal of , the brexit a trade deal of, the brexit vote. but the conservative government didn't want it. well, that sounds disappointing, gillian , would you say about gillian, would you say about a senile old man like biden? i think a man who has a stammer , think a man who has a stammer, not senile, a man who is the only the only elected official to have ever beaten donald trump should be respected. he won a contest fair and square . nobody contest fair and square. nobody in the republican party has ever beaten trump and nobody else. and in the end the democrat party is beaten by. i don't dispute his right to be president. yeah that's correct. and he won the election fair and square and your point about impeach the only person being trump's problem trump's a fair one. the problem is that it's worse than a stammer, isn't it? and i