until the brother is defeated, - said karl karl was going to end his world opponents one by one.elf to shine. well it's an attack on copenhagen planted 15.000 years, right under the walls. the king, along with the army, is in the wall of their bean capitulary, there is no only fleet that could compete in the baltic. another brilliant victory. charles once won over peter, indeed, no one could have imagined that the young king charles xii had such a good military deed after the victory that charles got in the form of trophies not only the banners, but also all the russian artillery and military leaders that peter got were able to fight with the tatars and turks more or less less successful, but it was not enough to in order to fight with the sewing russian army, at that time it was armed mainly with old wick people, in order to load a gun or make one shot, it was necessary to execute 22 separate ones in europe to replace the wick lock. an attached bayonet came to the kremlin, you can make it combine two types of firearms and at that time in europe the best infantrymen and cavalryme

. >> seth: your dog karl >> yeah. karl with a "k." >> seth: karl with a "k. naturally the first time did karl just start singing along with you >> yeah, it kind of happened right away whenever i warm up, he sits next to me, on the chair next to me, and sings with me. and he's really good, and he's getting better [ laughter ] >> seth: you didn't go to the pet store and say obviously, i'd love a dog that could sing >> no, of course i didn't. of course. >> seth: okay. gotcha >> no. yeah, and i have two other dogs, so i was not expecting such a brilliant voice to come out of that dog >> seth: do the other songs -- excuse me, do the other dogs kind of think karl is a lot. are they like, ugh >> yeah, they're like, there he goes again getting all the attention. [ laughter ] they're like mad in the corner >> seth: let's see the attention-grabbing karl the dog. ♪ [ harmonizing [ laughter ] [ harmonizing >> seth: pretty amazing. pretty impressive. [ cheers and applause >> that's karl he's a star. he's stealing my shine stop it, karl. >> seth: this is a true story. you

this is karl and victoria shellard.osherbulls, sold english bulldogs with extreme features. their dogs advertised on social media for up to £20,000. two years ago, business was booming for the shellards. then they caught the eye of the authorities. first of all, we checked to see whether or not they were registered, which they weren't. but social media and adverts suggested that they were breeding in quite a big way. they were selling to asia. they were selling to the far east. they were selling to america. they were selling all over. when investigators raided posherbulls, they found a huge operation — kennel after kennel in the back garden, boxes in the kitchen for the dogs to give birth in, even a fertility clinic. it's a laboratory — a purpose—built laboratory — with a centrifuge, with units to enable him to do the stud work and the artificial insemination, just a walk away from the house to do your business with the dog, probably on a milking stool, and then back down for tea. there were 27 dogs on site. the shellar

karl rove is with us. the chief of staff of fox news contributor. karl rove, i supposed you have to wonder what horse trading is being dumped in between the boats here? >> i'm more interesting the horsetrading that went on before hand. my understanding is that yesterday, wednesday, late in the afternoon into the evening, mccarthy made two concessions on the motion to vacate where he offered to allow such motions to take place in five-member supported it. the freedom caucus people wanted one and he conceded it. they also wanted a special committee, a committee to investigate the weaponization of the department of justice for the fbi. he agreed to let that happen. but what is interesting is after that, they moved the goal post. suddenly, they wanted to have scott peary made chairman of the committee and for perry to designate with the committee members were. no speaker has that authority. that has to be done by the committee of committees. in addition, they want freedom caucus members to be able to designate what comm committees y want to serve on and

of birds, where there will be music 360° color therapy and a garden in the space of the building on karlmarx will lead until march 5 , the news agency is available in all social networks, as well as in our mobile application poper code on the screen of a good day and see you at 8:00. russia is stepping up cooperation. how many people already pay tax on professional income? and also where do the richest bankers live, the next few minutes, you are watching economic news. the eu and iran have agreed on almost all parameters of the free trade zone and the negotiations were held in moscow it remains only to close the issue of mutual access to the market of certain categories of pc products, it was decided to continue discussion on it, i will note the trade turnover between iran and the eu for 10 months of the past year. the future agreement has grown by a quarter and will further increase the performance of the bill timber industry enterprise. last year. increased exports to russia by one and a half times geography of almost 7 dozen regions supply of board products, furniture, paper and cardb

karl rove and mark penn on the politician at play. first to jacqui heinrich at the white house. >> another question that oversight committee chairman comer may not get an answer to is who was coming and going from the president's delaware home while the classified documents were in the garage. last night he asked the white house to release visitor logs. the white house tells fox news that they don't keep track of that because they say the president's personal residence is personal. now that is fuelling another layer of questions in planned gop probes. >> i think it's particularly concerning to the american people considering that hunter biden has all of these unsavory relationships with foreign entities and profited over those relationships. he had access to this home, was renting the home and living in the home according to his records. >> the white house is hitting back. not only do they take a swipe at the trump administration for dechaining to publicly release white house visitor logs but they're accusing this white house or house

and get karl rove's op-ed.e other apps we are selling the mexicans. thank you very much, karl rove. >> you bet. >> jesse: there has been a lot of questions how effective the covid vaccines actually are. millions of americans got the shot. some under the threat of getting fired. and now there is some questions. but the vaccine companies like pfizer, they don't want to talk. you don't ever hear from the ceo albert albert ba roll la unless is he doing a friendly interview and that changed this week when the boys at rebel news caught up with them at davos. >> ask you did you know that the vaccines didn't stop transmission. how long did you know that without staying it publicly. >> thank you very much. >> why won't you answer that question? we now know that the vaccines do not stop transmission. why did you keep that secret? >> have a nice day. >> i won't have a nice day until i know the answer. how much money have you personally made off the vaccine? >> how many boosters do you think it will take for you to be happ

we will ask karl rove. he's standing by. head to senior congressional correspondent chad pergram. chad? >> molly, house minority leader kevin mccarthy lacks the votes. he agreed to demand of his opponents. they want to lower the bar to kick him out if they don't like the job he's doing. the house can't do anything until they elect a speaker. >> sometimes it's taken hours, sometimes days, sometimes weeks. hopefully that won't happen. the america people voted the senate and the house. the american people want us to be unified. >> the house is paralyzed until it elects a speaker. they can't even swear in members. the vote for speaker has not gone to a second ballot in 100 years. the long test house took to pick a speaker was two months in 1856. >> shouldn't be in a hurry to make a bad decision. it's worth it to fight a few hours, a few days to get the best possible person for speaker instead of surrendering to the establishment. >> republicans hope to have a big majority but the smaller majority is commuting expectations. the g

music therapy with color at 360° garden of eden near the open spaces of the building on karl marx willto the fifth juice show over the new year's show and according to the departure calendar. just not 2023 from shatyra 1720 in the chinese zodiac to improve the solid hare from twelve guardian years, and in the vietnamese this month, taking a year, the whole exposition is all cats at the museum the history of the city of minsk on rakovskoy 17 is enlightened, to their wise rational hodovans, cats, wonderful animals. they are very soft. they are very cunning smart elegant graceful and here i am often. i think that there are probably, uh, many different beautiful animals, even a horse or a dog there, but with no other animal you can come up with such a number. and art objects and or some sculptures, as with a cat, about 300 of these cute fluffy good animals. here we have settled in our shelves. these are cats made of porcelain wood, but really unique katyshakhmaty cats, which really have a tail with a pipe, wooden cats , mayolika cats, well, really, a variety of artistic works of graphics f

jon karl tonight. >>> the national archives now asking former presidents and vice presidents and their offices to check their personal records for classified documents, going back to the personal office of former president reagan. mare rip bruce at the white house. >>> a driver tonight facing charges, accused of intentionallpio this police station. >>> an as stroild fly-by tonight. just how close to earth? >>> and the american scientists forming a human chain to save a dolphin. and you'll see it right here. america strong. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and we begin tonight with five former memphis police officers now charged with murder in the death of tyre nichols, after that traffic stop 19 days ago. at the center of this case now, their own body camera video of the traffic stop. tonight, the director of the tennessee bureau of investigation, after watching the recording, saying it's absolutely appalling. this was wrong, this was criminal. police chief c.j. davis calling it a failing of basic humanity. the five men seen in their police

karl, great to see you. i want this first pole on the screen. this is coming from granite state poll. it's the first choice, right? ron desantis, you can see for the 2024 new hampshire gop primary. ron desantis at 42, donald trump at 30%, nikki haley 8%. is this an indication in your estimation, karl, that maybe former president trump has an uphill battle? it. >> says the former president does have challenges. i'd be cautious. this is a good number for ron desantis. he's not even campaigned in the state. let's remember at this point in 2007, rudy guliani was the leading candidate to be the republican nominee in 2016. there were three or four other candidates between the time that the contest got going and the time it crystallized at year's end who had various leads in the poll. if i were the former president, i'd be concerned. that's why he's trying to speed up the calendar. he wants to force potential contenders in to the race. i think they're wise not to. all you got to do is look at history and know that that is the case. >> trace: you mentio

think back here again to the book we read, meaning history by karl louv. it. the anti nazi philosophers. writing after world war two based on his exploration of the apocalyptic writings of joachim of fury concluded. you can see the quotation here the mere fact that christianity interprets itself as a new testament superseding an old one and fulfilling the promises of the latter necessarily invites further progress and innovations either, religious or irreligious and anti-religious. hence the derivation of the secular in religions of progress from the eschatology of the church, together with their theological pattern. in other words, by end of lecture today, you should ask yourselves, keeping in mind live words, this question is the atomic apocalypse is the threat of global nuclear annihilation and the product of a secular era religion of progress. and if so, can we translate it? can derive that from the general tragic tree. the broad historical pattern that we've traced so far in this course from judeo christian eschatology to a euro-american secular and bound

so, jon karl with a reality check tonight. >>> the urgent search for a missing 4-year-old girl in oklahoma after a postal worker found her 5-year-old sister. >>> also tonight, the deadly building collapse. a worker killed. >>> and the u.s. navy veteran released by russia tonight. and the story behind it. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and we begin tonight with president biden, the classified documents discovered, and now the attorney general appointing a special counsel to investigate. the documents found in the office president biden used after he was vice president and at his home in storage in his garage. tonight, the unprecedented times we're now in. two special counsels at work, one investigating the president, the other investigating the former president. both involving classified documents. the white house tonight arguing these cases are very different. attorney general merrick garland coming before the cameras today, laying out thetimeline of the discoveries, saying he concluded appointing the special counsel would be, quote, in the pu

jon karl, great to have you here in new york. >>> to other news here tonight, and news that a u.s. navy veteran has been released by russia and handed over to u.s. custody in poland tonight. taylor dudley held in russia since last april, a family spokesman saying dudley had been in europe backpacking and crossed the polish border into russia, though it's not clear why. dudley's mother was in poland today to greet him. that's quite a sight. >>> one more note on the economy tonight. new numbers this evening showing inflation now cooling down a bit. in fact, if you take a look at the numbers, up 6.5% higher than a year ago, and we'll have more as we continue to follow these numbers coming in. >>> when we come back here tonight, the urgent search for a 4-year-old girl, after a postal worker found her 5-year-old sister. >>> and a deadly blinding collapse, a worker buried under several feet of debris, in a moment. i look forward to the chance to make new ones every day with verzenio. verzenio is proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant. verzenio + fulvestr

jon karl live in washington. >>> there is news coming in tonight, another power substation hit by gunfire in north carolina. this is now the third one targeted. the fbi called in, and we have late reporting. >>> after that very close call at jfk between a delta and an american flight, tonight, there is news a jetblue flight about to take off bumping into another plane. >>> and the high school students tonight who heard about their teacher's dog, they had to help. how they engineered this. america strong. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. we begin tonight with this major storm moving right across the country. news of a significant pileup tonight on i-70 in colorado. 30 states now on alert from texas right up to michigan, all the way east to new york. 50 million americans in the path of this storm. heavy snow, ice, rain, dangerous winds. and, of course, possible tornadoes, too. right to the pictures tonight. that major pileup on interstate 70 near aurora, colorado. state police say up to 60 semitrucks are stuck after a crash involving a

karl, let's start with you. go down the line here. ron klain leaving significant, not significant given the moment that we're in with the classified documents and the scandal surrounding them? >> significant in the since that he's been a guiding force keeping this white house leak proof, focused and highly political. now he's going to be leaving and we'll see what the the new chief of staff has as his particular strengths. remember, the chief of staff is merely an expression of the president. the new chief of staff is not going to mean that we'll have more misstatements by the president, that he won't do more exaggeration, won't be confused in public and et cetera. we'll see what kind of change it brings in to the operation of the white house. the big thing is it doesn't change the president. >> martha: kellyanne, the white house has been trying to get around this issue. it has not been a good couple weeks for them. miranda divine says this about the president's credibility. there's no hiding the president's fright over the document s

he graduated from it and wanted to go to graduate school with his teacher karl podperu, but he did not take him, then the quarrel went to new york on wall street and quickly earned his first millions. i won't go into details. eh, this paragraph. i just want to emphasize that once a person is talented. this is true , but this unique talent, because soros himself says, and his own works. so all my main money was made in moments of major disasters on the stock market. papers and indeed. here, see the facts in 1992 was arranged, black wednesday in england, the pound sterling fell by 12%. the country's economy suffered heavy damage, and soros's fee amounted to one billion dollars, playing on the depreciation of the pound, he caused damage to his second homeland in the uk $ 6 billion 1992. he weakened the national currency of the country by 30%. in the ninety-seventh year, southeast asia there is an unprecedented economic growth in indonesia malaysia philippines taiwan. what attracts the interest of financiers after a series of consultations with the participation of the top officials of the

karl rove is with us and mark penn is with us. what do you through? >> we went through a period where governors were popular. governor ronald reagan of california, for example. and we may be back at that now. you had governor sununu, governor desantis. think about on the democratic side. among them people that would like to run are governor murphy of new jersey, governor cooper of north carolina, governor whitmire of michigan, governor pollis of colorado. all of them have showed interest. so the pendulum might swing back to governors being more trusted candidates for president. >> neil: on if documents, i don't know if it's a stain as we go to the new hampshire primary and all of that and then almost another ten months after that to the general election. what do you think? >> well, we don't really know what will happen with the investigations. i don't really think people want the leading politicians and vice presidents and presidents. but they want to know how they wound up with the documents. what's the story? was there a real security vulnerability

and karl, the fog hopped on twitter. know, karl, the fog. >> yeah, carla arla, but i guess is back. carla carl wright. carl's like runs. the fog account. there's no there's none of and karl said, you know, where does days in san francisco weather history? >> the orange day. remember that that that's smoke? sure from the fires. it was like orange rain all day. the day, the hottest day 106 degrees. that's unusual. early shunning in san francisco. so, yeah, i remember that. and then whatever, this is whatever this is the day. yeah. haha sutro tower as twitter account because i guess everyone has a twitter account sutro tower hopped on it said at least the other days. i wasn't struck by lightning which happened today. sure. transamerica and look at what else citro said. i have gotten hit by lightning a lot sooner. if i knew i did it. make me twitter yeah. well, sutro tower now has a real, you know, electric personality. >> up kron. 4 news at night. we just cannot go any further i think he's live tonight. >> a little 100 and

finished it wanted to go to graduate school with his teacher karl popper, but he did not take it, then soros went to new york on wall street and quickly earned his first millions. i won't go into details. eh, this paragraph. i just want to emphasize that since a talented person is really so. but this talent is unique, because soros himself talks about his earned millions. so all my main money was made in moments of major disasters on the stock market and indeed. here, see the facts in 1992 was arranged, black wednesday in england, the pound sterling fell by 12%. economy the country suffered heavy damage, and soros's fee amounted to $ 1 billion, playing for the depreciation of the pound, he caused damage to his second homeland of great britain $ 6 billion 1995 the university in bologna, the oldest in italy, honors george soros with an honorary doctorate in economics, although in 1992 year. he weakened the national currency of the country by 30%. in the ninety-seventh year in southeast asia , an unprecedented economic growth is observed indonesia malaysia philippines taiwan what attracts

i just -- in that sense, i think we had to read karl marx.urse, he was drawing on frederick engels. you have to have a calculator, if you want to read karl marx right. they understood the predatory nature of capitalism, that capitalists are about reducing the cost of production. in some ways, i would only hire marxists. that is it. without restraint, they will deform your society, which is what has happened. that is what capitalists do and that is what capitalism has to be. i think people are often driven by motives of wealth and self-advancement, but it has to be regulated to control. you do not want them to take over your society into a predatory enterprise. private firms buying utilities and jacking up the races of health care. we live in a country where it is legal for corporations to bankrupt parents while they are trying to save their sons and daughters who are sick. this is inexcusable. so i accept the kind of -- it comes from that darkside of human nature. once it is recognized, it has to be monitored and controlled. host: tom, what i

carley: karl rove got a prank call. lawrence: how does karl have a blazer on? always on point.leeps on point. carley: there was engagement. nick from weather was dancing, diving into the ocean, doing the polar bear challenge. we do have serious news. a fox news alert. overnight three nypd officers were stabbed near times square. todd: get this, officers was serving his first shift before the attack. lawrence: lucas, what can you tell us about the attack. >> reporter: the new york police department is calling this an unprovoked attack two hours before the ball dropped. two officers received serious blows to the head. one officer engaged the suspect, shooting him in the shoulder. it took place on west 57th street and 8th avenue. one is eight year veteran suffered a head laceration. another one a rookie cop first day on the josh. he suffered a fractured skull. thee nypd officers were taken to the bellevue hospital. they were attacked by this machete outside of the times square. trevor bikford, from maine. they are investigating his jihadist posts. eric adams spoke earlier about th

to baranovichi with him karl wolf, the head of the personal staff, also arrived; he always accompaniedhimmler on trips to concentration camps where punitive operations were carried out. now his report, as well as the supreme fuhrer in central russia and belarus, erich von dembach, was coming, and on the results of the operation to resettle the population from belovezhskaya. pushcha is a separate report, and the territories of the brest baranovichi polessky and pinsk regions. they had to be cleared of elements of the partisans of the red army units, enemy for the germans, that were surrounded. and also from the inhabitants of these areas, the operation was called the pripyat march or the pripyat swamps. these were one of the first bloody operations of the nazis in belarus to liberate the occupied territories from the local population as soon as possible, but the nazis had been hatching such plans for a long time. it was under the slogan of the exclusivity of the german nation and the need to expand living space for the population of germany that hitler came to power. top secret only for

fox team coverage, karl rove is standing by. lucas at the white house, how much of this classified material has so far been found? >> good afternoon, sandra. three different batches of classified material has just been found. the latter two discovered in one of president biden's delaware homes. just a short time ago the press briefing set to begin and president biden hosted his japanese counterpart. but this exchange of peter doocy got everyone's attention. >> classified material next to your corvette? what were you thinking? >> let me -- by the way, my corvette is in a locked garage, ok, it's not like they are sitting on the street. >> material was in a locked garage. >> yes, as well as my corvette. >> that corvette, biden's prized 1967 stingray, a gift from his father as a wedding present. his father owned a chevy dealership at the time. stand robert hur from maryland to lead the new special probe into biden's handling of classified material. remains justice department policy a sitting president ask not be charged with a crime

. >> dana: karl rove has reaction. let's go to mark meredith at the white house. >> the president will be talking in the next hour expected to give remarks on the economy. reporters will be in the room i would bet all the money i have they will shout questions about what many have been calling as a double standard when it comes to handling of classified information once an official leaves office. someone familiar with the matter is confirming to fox the nbc report a second class of documents have been found. we don't know when and where the documents were discovered. the white house already facing a barrage of questions and reporters are having a hard time getting any straight answers. listen to this exchange on wednesday. >> you are the one here to tell us about this and why we're asking you. let's just remember that. >> ed, we don't need to have this -- we work very well together. we don't need to have this kind of confrontation. ask your question and i will answer them the best that i can. >> part of the reason we'r

optimism on wall street for china stocks in 2023 karl >> jon, stocks moderately higher to close out the week here nasdaq the big performer jumping on the back of those strong results. interesting day today. got back below 20, on pace with major averages all lower, led by the dow. options expiration today, so we will watch that and see what volume does this afternoon. >> and the nasdaq off 1% let's kick it off with alphabet. announcing layoffs whenever a company announces, we say what about alphabet. well, the stock is jumping on the heels of that announcement the ceo writing we hired for a different economic reality than the one we face today after microsoft announced cuts of 10,000 and amazon announced another round of cuts affecting 18,000 employers earlier this week if you take a look at total before the pandemic, alphabet had 119,000 employees. third quarter of 2022, alphabet was at 187,000 employees, so it went on a hiring spree like its big tech counter parts even with the recent cuts, this company is still above pre-pandemic levels. similar situation for microsoft, amazon and met

. >> bill: what do you think, karl?on more seats mccarthy wouldn't be in this situation. >> absolutely. let's be clear. one of the leaders, if not the leader is the congressman named bob good, i don't care who the leadership is. i want to blow up the republican party. he got elected two years ago only after kevin mccarthy raised and spent 1.5 million to get him elected in a safe republican seat and the national republican congressional committee spent 1.2 million. 2.7 million to elect this guy and what should have been a safe cismd he was a weak candidate. now he says i'm in charge. i have four other knuckle heads who agree with me and we'll blow it up and all we want to do is get somebody different than the people who are now in charge. that's a really short sighted and as a former speaker said selfish motivation. >> bill: mark, do you have a prediction for how it goes? we've been talking about drama today for hours. how does it work out? >> look, usually politicians are famous for coming down to midnight, to the very

so let's bring in karl rove because, well, this sounds a little similar, karl? >> well, there are differences but you can't make this stuff up. there are differences. for example, how many documents in biden's case, there appear to be about ten. in the case of president trump, hundreds. how did we get there? we don't know how the documents got to the biden office connected with his activities on behalf of the university of pennsylvania. we know president trump ordered the removal of the documents to mar-a-lago. how responsive were they? when the biden people funneled out they called the appropriate authorities and turned them over. we spent a year and a half watching the drama unfold in mar-a-lago and had to end in a police search to recover the documents. but despite the differences it will create lots of headaches for the department of justice deciding how to handle president trump's issues because now they have an issue that at least in the minds of a lot of ordinary americans will be conflated as being roughly the same and why i think they did a smart thing

. >> dana: karl rove in moments with reaction.irst let's go to the white house where peter doocy is standing by. hi, peter. >> just from a practical standpoint the secret service can't keep records or logs if they aren't there. so we have a new way to look at this issue of asking for visitor logs. i found a photo on my phone this morning taken april 2019, the day biden announced his run. there is a secret service guard shack on the right and parking lots for the police cars but no agents. they left shortly after he left the vice president's office. v.p.s don't get secret service protection for life. this is an area now that's very well populated with big s.u.v.s and police checkpoint. in this photo there were documents beyond the gate somewhere but no, visitors weren't being screened for several years. still, republicans say they think there must be something. >> if the secret service did see and clear people who went in and out of the garage and guest house, people who mowed the lawn. reality is we'll be able to reassemble in tim

. >> dana: team fox coverage karl rove on deck with analysis.et's go to capitol hill where aishah hosni is standing by. committee members would love the documents. what do you think will happen? >> good morning. the question swirling here on capitol hill right now is how in the world did then senator biden walk out of a scif with top secret documents. it's even got some of the most senior democrats here in the senate saying i would never do such a thing. >> i'm not certain how because i never have taken classified document outside of our scif. so i don't know that. we need total transparency. i can't wait to see how this investigation unfolds. >> now the topic is bound to be talked about at today's first senate intel briefing that happens later this afternoon and guess where it will happen? inside a scif. how republicans in the meantime say very disappointing the senate is now part of this widening probe. >> this goes back to the laxness that i would like to say is related to him and his staff. but also the passing of documents, perhaps c.i.a.,

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here's jon karl. >> reporter: congresswoman marjorie taylor greene -- who recently said that if she and steve bannon had organized the january 6th attack on the capitol, quote, "we would have won," and "it would've been armed," has been named to the powerful homeland security committee by house republican leaders. she later claimed her comment was a sarcastic joke. >> q is a patriot. >> reporter: shorely before being elected to congress, greene repeopled conspiracy theories that the september 11th attack was an inside job by the u.s. government. >> it's odd there's never any evidence shown for a plane in the pentagon. >> reporter: but greene has now become a strong ally of house speaker kevin mccarthy. she will also sit on the house oversight committee, which plans to heavily investigate the biden administration and the biden family. joining her, three other republicans who helped lead the effort to overturn the 2020 election. >> these are members who have promoted violent rhetoric and dangerous conspiracy theories. >> reporter: also earning committee assignments from republican leaders

karl de mayo talk radio host and leslie marshall, democratic strategist.ear it but people like boris johnson say this is the time to make this happen. >> yeah. and tom cotton echos that and you have a lot of others saying this is the time because, as mitch mcconnell said, now is the time to show president xi that we are going after russia and we're not going to take any flack from anybody. at the same time, i talked to general jack keane today, he's very concerned about how much weaponry we have. these abraham tanks are being built. could take six months or a year to get them into ukraine. the question is if in fact china ever does go into taiwan do we have the deterrence necessary to be able to say don't do it? and now the question comes up if we keep giving them, keep giving them abrams tanks and moves on to fighter jets, these were all hard lines, right? they were no, no, no. now the tanks are a yes and jets maybe. and maybes always become yes. >> and there has been this resolution leslie and former prime minister talk about that. long gone are the conc

karl, welcome.dterm elections what do you think of the early steps here by biden in response losing the house? is he moving to the middle? >> no, not really he's doing a couple of rhetorical things i'm going to go to the border for first time and when he goes to the border, it deepens the image of him being disconnected from the problem along the border. not more connected and then he appears with mitch mcconnell fine that will do what? you know, impressions are created in first two years of a president's term and it is hard to change those without dramatic action. and these are not dramatic actions and -- there's going to be a restraighten on ability of democrat administration to move further left because they've now have to deal with republican house but let's not kid ourselves this is the best they can do as, quote, move to the middle, there's not going to be anything substitute. paul: you know, i guess if you look at the you're sitting in ron klain seif chief of staff of the white house you look

karl rove last hour said biden needs the to clear up this mess as quickly as possible. >> why won't the president look at the documents? he is the ultimate guy in charge of classification and yet he says my lawyers tell me don't look at the documents. maybe you ought to look at the documents so you can help understand what it's all about. >> dana: david spunt live at the justice department. hi, david. >> hi. those same attorneys are still looking for more documents at multiple different sites to make sure they have all of them. after we reported yesterday that they did find a second site of documents, classified documents. we've pressed multiple times. unfortunately it is still not known how many, where or when those documents were found but hopefully we find out that information just as soon as possible to pass it along. this comes after news broke about the reported 10 classified documents at the penn biden center in washington. the center officially opened in 2018 and while it operates on its own in many ways, the funding source is no surprise, the university of pennsylvania based in