saudi arabia after cutting oil production under the trust, as white house press secretary karen john pierreaid after consulting the president with congress, possibly freezing cooperation in the field of security, however, in this area a number of there is someone to rely on saudi arabia updated the program of cooperation with russia and to discuss the specific challenges to the security of the two countries , the russian prosecutor general arrived in a row. igor krasnov details of the visit in the report of our special correspondent. varvara nevskoy sunny, a favorable forecast for the development of relations between the kingdom of saudi arabia and russia, the authorities of the states note the progressive building up of ties and the strengthening of strategic partnership in a wide range of areas, including in the law enforcement sphere, this visit of the russian prosecutor general to the arabian peninsula. the logical continuation of the established and productive dialogue at the beginning of the year in moscow was received by the head of the prosecutor general's office kingdom of saudi be

they were asked about mccarthy's comments and the press secretary, karen, john pierre didn't really address it. and she thanked congress for its bipartisan work and supporting ukraine. and she said, quote, the white house will continue to monitor those conversations on these efforts and support ukraine as long as it takes. so this is the 1st time we're hearing something like that uttered in public. but how popular is that opinion among the g o. p, maybe even behind closed doors. it's hard to tell nicole. i mean, i think 1st we have to dig down into what kevin mccarthy said. and if you, if you look at the quote, he said it is not a free blank check. and that, i think is in part a nod towards a growing sentiment among many republicans that there needs to be more oversight of how money is spent. i mean, we are talking about billions of dollars of military equipment. and republicans are essentially saying many of them are saying there's not enough close monitoring of exactly how that money's being spent, where it is going. if it's ending up in the right hands, if it's supposed to be ending up,

>> karine john pierre has a very tough job. clear the president had a slip of the tongue, obviously. i'm sure he set extremely apologetic to the family of the congresswoman, if he caused them any more trouble or agony. i think everyone understands how the family is feeling. i'm sure he made it clear to them. acknowledge he had a slip of the tongue, move on, it's unfortunate, again, life is here he understands and empathize. that's what's important here. i think she did try to do that. people make mistake. >> yeah, yeah, we have all done it before. >> before we go to break, this would econ -- week's "meet the press" report, my colleague cal perry talks to a diverse group of gun owners about the safety measures they want, the ones they fear, and the impact of gun culture on american life. >> you're never going to get rid of the guns off the streets. that ship has sailed. it's too late. there's too many guns out here on the street. there's too many people that don't follow the rules. so lift the restrictions for people like me. >>

i pulled a quote from john pierre saying it is their patriotic duties to bring the prices down. i'm going to have a couple refineries joining us this afternoon and we'll ask them. the president has been putting the own us on the oil companies that he told he would bring the end of the fossil fuel industry to ramp up their production. it is getting confusing. the allegations of price gouging need to be called out as well. there has never been an investigation that revealed it is actually happening. >> dana: look forward to that on your show. she is working a lot today. thank you for it. >> sandra: fox news alert meanwhile on america's crime crisis. five people dead and off duty police officer when a gunman opened fire along a walking trail in raleigh, north carolina. >> this is a senseless, horrific, infuriating act of violence that has been committed. >> we have to end this mindless gun violence that is happening in our country. i don't want other mayors standing here at the podium with their hearts breaking. >> sandra: the suspect barricaded himself in a home for hours before h

this is white house press secretary john pierre juggling this to reporters earlier today. >> the president'seen consistent. he was reenforcing what we've been saying, which is how seriously we take these threats about nuclear weapons as we have done when the russians have made these threats throughout the conflict. so the kind of irresponsible rhetoric we have seen is no way for the leader of a nuclear armed state to speak. we have not seen any reason to adjust our own strategic nuclear posture, nor do we have indications russia is preparing to imminently use nuclear weapons. >> reporter: so key here, the u.s.' nuclear poster is not changing. one official i was talking to said it was important people don't hear what the president said and start panicking or start, you know, feeling alarm that really emphasizing that there is no new policy or really new cause for alarm right now. >> yeah. m.j. lee, thanks. want to get perspective from four star agaigeneral david por yez. he said there is no way to use a tactical weapon and not end up with armageddon. why would one try to use a tactical weapon

coming up in the next hour by the way, i'll speak live with the white house press secretary kareem john pierremore. >>> we're counting down to the midterm election three weeks from today and the crucial senate race in new hampshire. cnn's chief political analyst gloria borger has a closer look at attempts to unify the republican party after the primaries. >> new hampshire, home to the first presidential primaries and now. >> get me in the senate. >> home to a crucial senate race. atrabltracting voters with fier held views. >> who doesn't want to make america great? >> that's the goal of course. watching republicans try to unify this election season is like watching a bunch of arranged marriages. in new hampshire, between a more conventional and successful inckcumbent governor with a sene condition date calling for a new breed of party outsiders. what would you call yourselves? >> we're patriots, right? we're a new ilk of the republican party. >> that's retired general don who served ten tours in afghanistan and narrowly won a packed primary as a border protecting and election denying conservat

. >> john: i thought karine jean-pierre walked it back, help all communities full stop, much better than when the president was looking for the deceased jackie at the event yesterday. but kamala harris had slips of the tongue, she declared north korea to be our close ally, but did not appear to be a slip of the tongue. appears to be what she believes. >> exactly. it's not a slip of the tongue. this is revealing what she believes, and you know, she goes into that whole thing about equity versus equality. well, in this particular case, equity as she means it, opposite of equality. equality is equal treatment of all people under law, or the equal -- equity is different from that. equity is treating people differently based on the color of their skin in order to reach a desired result, and we have a term for that, and it's called segregation or racism. we don't do that. and it's not only illegal, it's morally reprehensible. >> sandra: considering the rapid response director for the governor of florida immediately came out and said this is false, the vice president's rhetoric is causing undue

jean-pierre: we just had dr. john tell -- dr.jha here to talk to the american people. we want the american people to know that there is a new vaccine here that could help them in the winter months. we are trying to communicate with the american people how important it is to continue to get that vaccine. we have the covid response director here, and we have a president who in front of the american people took a shot to send a message. we are trying to do everything that we can to make sure that covid does not continue to be a disrupter. the reason it is not disrupt her is because of the work that the president has done in the last 20 months. i'm going to move on. >> the president has said it would be a responsible to abolish the debt ceiling, limits on debt. there are number of democrats who say that should be considered. to allow congress to pay for things that have been passed into law. does the president disagree with the treasury secretary? does he believe it will be more irresponsible to abolish the debt ceiling or to allow it to continue to be a football that demo

john: good to be back. >> sandra: brand-new comments from the white house. press secretary karine jean-pierre scheduled to take reporter questions about 15 minutes from now. this as record inflation remains front and center on voters' minds. >> john: brand-new poll finds 71% of voters saying they have had to cut back on their spending to afford basic necessities. the president appears to be in denial. >> our economy is strong as hell. inflation is worldwide, worse other places than the united states. >> john: fox team coverage. byron york joins us with more. >> sandra: white house correspondent peter doocy live on the north lawn to kick things off for us at this hour. >> here in the home stretch of this midterm cycle we have noticed two things. thing number one, still democratic candidates in close contests who are not inviting president biden to join them on the campaign trail. thing number two, the democrats are not talking very much about president biden's biggest ticket item, the one that economists largely agree did contribute a little bit to inflation, and that is the 2 trillion america

pierre thomas with us live from washington. >> reporter: david, tonight, a jury in alexandria has decided the special council john durham faled to prove that the chief investigator on the steele dossier lied to the fbi about his role. the acquittal on all four counts effectively means that the second significant case that durham took to trial also ended in acquittal. so, durham is winding down his work without a successful conviction of any top government official in convection with his probe of the justice department's investigation. durham is expected to complete his final report in the coming weeks, david. >> all right, pierre thomas tonight. thank you, pierre. >>> now, to your voice, your vote. 21 days until the midterms and tonight, the new promise from president biden that if democrats hold the house and the senate, the president says the first bill he would sign would codify roe versus wade, to make it federal law. but what are the chances tonight that democrats can hold the house and the senate? and do democrats or republicans have the momentum? here's our senior national correspondent terry moran now. >> reporter: to

. >> john .ent in tyou had a great question. you were asking karine jean-pierre if joe biden he claimed that he was responsible for gas prices going down, is he then therefore responsible? goi they're going up again and going up dramatically. did you ever get any satisfactory type of answer from them? sati she said it's because of when and that it's because of the pandemic. so when they're coming down, it's because the president is tapping into the strategic reserve. when they're going back up, it e fall is corvids fault. but today, forday fo the first , pr president biden did point a finger at the saudis. he said that pricet ths are. starting to tick up becauseid wt what the saudis just did with these opec production cuts, what we have not heard yet from this white houseite ho is whaust they can do to alleviate concerns about a massive price hike, becauseasd based on every projection that is coming at a terrible time politically, right around the week thalitically t people to be needing to drive their cars to go and vote . they ar >> they they say that they ared

. >> john: all right, our peter doocy in his daily go around with karine jean-pierre, asking about oil prices there, and oil production. thought it was interesting, sandra, a question he asked, if the president has been focused on inflation and keeping the economy strong, why are we barrelling toward an economy and if inflation and the economy are his top priority, why did he say the first order of business after the new congress comes in would be to pass legislation codifying a woman's right to abortion into law. >> sandra: and challenged on pointing to the american rescue plan as how the president has been focused on the domestic economy as a top priority when even larry summers, formerly of a democratic administration, the obama administration, sounded the alarm about that plan, saying it was the least responsible economic policy in 40 years, and that it could engender significant and persistent inflation. and john, we now know that was a correct forecast based on the cost of that plan, $1.9 trillion. i heard the same thing peter did, when she said as far as his number one economic

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john kennedy died he was extremely popular. he died under tragic circumstances and the first appraisals of his presidency that were written written by people like ted sorenson, pierre salinger, flush injured junior. worked in kennedy's presidency. held him in extremely high regard. did not criticize anything he had done. overtime we have learn new things about kennedy that has affected our opinion of him. we've learned about his chronic womanizing. organizing that jeopardize his personal security as he was involved with prostitutes another woman his staff procured for him. women i think jeopardizes independents. the affair with chicago mob boss sam giancana. womanizing today that we would consider sexual harassment. being involved with white house secretaries and other employees within the government. we've learned that he had some responsibility for the united states involvement in vietnam. foreign policy that was not in america's best interest. we learned that a lot of the new frontier was more for show than anything else. can i didn't have much of an interest in domestic policy. all the talk that his administration had about culture, those weren't things that we

pierre, thanks very much. let's get more on this from the top spokesman for the national security council john kirby. back. what do you make of the cyberattacks and are you confident russia is behind them? >> too soon to know, george. we're investigating this and looking at this. obviously it's of concern. certainly we're grateful that no airport operations were affected. no safety was put at risk but we're looking into this and we'll take that seriously. >> and do you believe they're a precursor to follow-on attacks as pierre suggested? >> it's just too soon to know. we don't really understand fully who is behind this, what the motivation was, certainly at what level, if any, kremlin officials were aware. we just don't know. we'll investigate this and try to get to the bottom of it and obviously we tyke cyberresilience very seriously regardless of what happened at these airports. we're constantly looking to improve our own defenses for our own civilian infrastructure throughout the country. >> we know who is behind the attacks on civilians in ukraine. putin boasting about it two nights in a row. can