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lieutenant general keith kellogg are, thank you very much. >> thanks, arthel. arthel: eric.nwhile, american aid groups are working around the clock to rescue orphans if from the if heart of eastern ukraine. alexis mcadams has the details on these compassionate and courageous efforts. she is in poland. >> reporter: russian troops have turned innocent civilians into targets during this attack on ukraine killing men, women and children who are just trying to escape from that war zone. this has left thousands of ukrainian kids as orphans, having no family to turn to as their parents are gone and they're stuck in the middle of this war zone. this is video of kids trying to get out of their war-torn area that used to be safe where they all grew up, ukrainian orphans waiting to board those planes. many lost their moms and dads, some killed by troops, others died after they were left without food, water or medical care. these kids were left on their own, so american organizations are stepping in. with the help of military veterans, they're organizing safe passage for those kids. the

the letter to a ivanka trump said that kellogg felt that she could get trump to quell the violence.et's hear from paul on the independent line from paul beach, florida. caller: thank you for taking my phone call. i think donald trump is the greatest president in the last 25 years. all the people who voted for sleepy joe, go to the gas pump and he is doing an excellent job. are you happy that 2 million people walked into the country after he got the job? you have been brainwashed by cnn, and all the liberal media. i used to watch i never watch all of those shows. those shows anymore. i get my news from other sources. thank you for taking my call. host: we will hear from hattie in houston, texas. on the democrats line. caller: thank you for taking my call. on this january 6 for anybody as for anybody as, an intelligent grown-up, what is going on with trump saying go down and fight like h? now this man, there are people who were hurt and killed at the capital. i do not understand why these republicans are still in congress and they act like nancy pelosi is doing everything. even trump'

. >> john: and keith kellogg, brian kilmeade, and reminder, if you cannot catch it, set your d.v.r. and watch it back later today. begin today with a new challenge in the red hot housing market as the average interest rate for america's most common home loan, a high not seen in more than a decade. hello, john roberts in washington, good friday to you. >> thanks for having me, john. i'm jacqui heinrich. 30 year fixed rate mortgage is 5%, up from 4.27 last week, the average just over 3% a year ago. mortgage lending giant says the goal of home ownership is the most expensive in a generation. >> john: and economic woes for the biden administration saddled with 40 year high inflation, and the president placing the blame for increased prices on russian president vladimir putin and voters are not buying it. his approval rating all time lows with the midterms months away. peter doocy kicks us off this afternoon. live on the north lawn. peter. >> the first one of the polls you mentioned looks at the president's overall approval rating and it is down. all the way down to 33%, according to qui

a call of former president trump and then vice president mike pence ended, ivanka trump turned to kelloggr a lot of pressure from the former president to get mike pence to overturn the election from his perch at the senate, overseeing the final -- the final setting of the electoral count vote. >> another important day for that committee and/or investigation. whitney, thank you. before we go, a reminder, you can join me on my cnn plus show, 5 things. always on demand. sign up at cnn plus.com. thanks for being here, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. cnn'n's coverage on the war in ukraine continues on "inside politics" after the break. subwg and refreshing and re... (cto) ♪ i want the world. ♪ ♪ i want the whole world. ♪ (ceo) ♪ i want today. ♪ ♪ i want tomorrow. ♪ (dispatch) ♪ i want it noooooow! ♪ (vo) get 5g that's ready right now. i always wanted to know more about my grandfather. he...was a hardworking man who came to new york from puerto rico when he was 17. with ancestry, being able to put the pieces of the puzzle together... ...it's amazing. it's honestly amazing. you know liberty mutual c

keith kellogg on that.u heard what mark was reporting and this indication of selling weapons to serbia that might mare their way to ukraine. what do you think? >> yeah, it's foolish. they're a party to the war if they do it. i think president xi is saying, well, i regret the handshake with putin. this is not going so well for the russians right now. they have reset the battlefield. they lost in kyiv. they've had to pull back. the units were mauled. those were some of the front line units. you mentioned it earlier. you put the new general in charge who was the first general in syria for the russians. also was part of the chechnya war as well. just shows the pattern is changing. this is the one that the russians could do much better in than the earlier fight that they had. that's why it's so important that we give the equipment to zelensky that he wants. we don't need to provide manpower. the equipment that he wanted is more of a conventional set of equipment. the howitzers, the multiple rocket launch systems

general kellogg, thank you very much. >>> changing topics, you may have seen clips of a heated debate early this week between comedian jon stewart and conservative commentator andrew sullivan. stewart interviewed an expert and it kind of went downhill from there. >> every single white person upholds these systems and structures of white supremacy and we have got to talk about it. [cheers and applause] >> if i could finger snap, i would finger snap right now. >> -- calling me a racist jon? >> you have been doing a pretty good job of it yourself. >> jon stewart kept insisting our systems do uphold white supremacy and andrew sullivan wasn't living on the same planet for denying it. sullivan accused jon stewart of pushing antiwhite extremism. in one way jon stewart is right. there is a system in america today that perpetuates white supremacy. it is the system that crushes opportunity for black people, ensures that the income and wealth gaps between black and white americans stay so outrageously wide. but underlies the structural disadvantages of unemployment and welfare dependency and poo

darren: there were a number of foundations that would have done this. , kellogg, macarthur, doris duke, but the bigger message was that we needed to do more than simply going by the irs minimum 5% payout. at a time of covid when we had more money than ever, it was not morally defensible to spend 5%. david: let's talk about george floyd. you lived through the civil rights revolution in the 60's, and we have the post-civil rights efforts in the 70's and 80's. it was not until george floyd was murdered that some people took seriously the discrimination that africans americans faced. is it your perception that church floyd had an incredible -- george floyd had an incredible impact? darren: we were all at home as a country. secondly, this was fully videotaped from the moment he was put on the ground to his last breath. it was photographed. it was videotaped. the perpetrator was fully aware that he was killing someone and clearly assumed he could do that with impunity. that is what the average american found so appalling and so antithetical to our values as a people. it had a huge impact, fa

kellogg replied that, you can't do that, leave him where he is that. he has got a job to do and i know you guys too well. you will fly him to alaska if you have a chance. don't do it. well, i don't know. that sure sounds like he was a trump loyalist in charge of trump's security movements. trying to help trump do -- building where he was to oversee -- congressman jamie raskin lays it up clearly. >> the secret service agents, who presumably are reporting to trump's secret service agents, we're trying to spirit him off of the campus, and he said, i'm not getting into that car. he knew exactly what this inside coup they had planned for was going to do. this was not a coup directed at the president. it was a coup directed by the president against the vice president and against the congress. >> that is why pence's words in that moment, i'm not getting in that car, we're about so much more than just the image he would send to the world. it appears they were about the fundamental desire from the ex president and his loyalist to, again, essentially in that mom

will join us with reaction to all of that, and hear from charles payne, lieutenant governor keith kellogg and if you cannot catch it live, set your d.v.r. and watch it back later today. >> return the mask mandate. my company is -- [inaudible] if you choose to, you may remove your mask. >> quite a moment, reaction to mask mandates from jeers to cheers, happening all over the country as a pilot announces face coverings are no longer required to fly the friendly skies. still required in some airports, however, including laguardia, j.f.k. and others. sandra smith in new york. great to be with you. >> trace:. i'm in for john roberts. a federal judge in florida vacated the rule for travelers using public transportation. and frees airports and other mass transit systems from enforcing mask wearing but as sandra just said, some airports taking a different tack. after the c.d.c. extended the mandate yet again, all 50 states have announced plans to move away from mask requirements. >> sandra: uber, amtrak and others joining several other airlines in removing restrictions for customers and their emp

we have general keith kellogg and general perkins ahead on data.ust? charles payne takes on that topic. as president biden takes easter weekend off democrats are apoplectic about how his coattails will provide his reelection. i'm john roberts, sandra is off today, join us at the top of the hour for america reports. >> there is a fiery debate going on around free speech, cancel culture, and comedy as comedians are coming under fire. amy schumer was traumatized by the will smith's lap has revealed that she's getting death threats over jokes. watch. >> those completely orchestrated. we talked before hand for the joke was that i was pretending like i thought she was a seed filler. you know we all work that out together. i got death threats. i got the secret service reached out to me. they were so bad that the secret service reached out to me about that bit. >> this is the latest example of what some call the woke war and comedy. jimmy failla? >> we got to about a place in society were people start to treat jokes like they were hate crimes. we give them

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amy kellogg has covered russia, lived in moscow for decades. she joins us live from milan. of the way that they spin what team are looking at and seeing around the globe. >> martha, the russian propaganda machine is firing on all cylinders. so far very successfully. most people are not seeing those images. of bucha. there's one independent polster in russia. they just did a poll. they found that 83% of russians approve of the job that president putin is doing. that is up from 65% in january, 71% if february. i spoke to the director of the lavada center that did that pole. he said that heightened numbers, approval ratings in times of military details are normal. but it's all about the propaganda preparing the ground for eight years. when i asked has the kremlin produced any ed of the key talking points about nazis in ukraine, here's what the director said. >> of course, there aren't any. it's ridiculous that nazi argument. it's used consistently by the russian government. it's demagoguery, a way to discredit the enemy. so that there was a nazi coup and nazis took power, it a

lieutenant general keith kellogg. good to see you.t as possible, the wrong color,s don't want to do it in red. nato is moving as quick as possible to get as many weapons as they can into ukraine. at the same time, russia is attacking rail depots in this area out here to try to say look, don't bring it in by rail, we will attack it, and destroy the infrastructure. sergey lavrov has said this arming ukraine thing, they are a proxy war for nato and the united states, you are risking the threat of nuclear war here. again, rattling the saber we thought they put away. >> lavrov said something that is correct. he said war is war, and he's right and we have now realized, united states, that we need to fight this war as we should have been fighting 30 to 60 days ago in equipping the ukrainians with what they want. the meeting they had in germany with the defense secretary of the ukraine was there, and he was sitting to the left of secretary of defense lloyd austin and said here is what i need. the one thing he said they need and we have not gi

macarthur, kellogg, doris duke. and we now have probably eight or 10 who have issued bonds.ut the bigger message was we needed to do more, that simply going by the irs minimum of 5% payout in the time of covid, at a time when, ultimately, we had more money than ever, it simply was not morally defensible to spend 5%. david: so let's talk about george floyd. you mentioned him earlier. you've lived through the civil rights revolution in the 1960's. and we had the post-civil rights efforts in the 1970's and 1980's. it seems as if not until george floyd was murdered that some people in the corporate world and the government take seriously the discrimination and other challenges african-americans face. was it your perception that george floyd had an incredible impact, more than you thought one murder might have had? darren: well, i think what was different, david, was that first, we were all at home as a country. and secondly, this was fully videotaped, from the moment he was put on the ground until his last breath. and that it was photographed, that it was videotaped, and that th

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trump lestoned in on, she turned to kellogg and said mike pence is a good man.odds with her father, who said mike pence doesn't show enough fealty to him. one of the biggest questions to her, why did it take president trump so long? what was his disposition as he was watching these horrors unfold on cable news? was there anything else that he was watching? what type of content was he taking in? was there anyone in the white house who told him not to try to push back against what the attackers were doing as that violence unfolded? arguably no one has more information about what happened with the president himself than ivanka. short of interviewing former president trump himself, ivanka is absolutely their best witness and the big question for today is exactly how forthcoming is she being with investigators. >> we have a chance to put that question to someone who may or may not share with us. let's bring in elaine. just a logistical question. is ivanka still talking to the committee right now? >> well, as the chairman said earlier, she has been participating in a

also with us is carrie kellogg, a florida mom who adopted a little girl named hope after she survivedon. unbelievable story, welcome to both of you. something the abortion fight is losing, they think it's losing one for the republicans. your response to young voters, especially young women who have been fed so many lies about this issue. >> i have to think about as the youngest were public and women in congress today, i stand here basically an abortion survivor and on the cusp of being amongst the generation that is post-roe v. wade. millennials are the pro-life generation, that is incredibly important to me. want to think about how the left has really cornered the market, effectively shadow banning the pro-life movement through big tech, through media, they have had every opportunity to tell the facts and tell the truth but they don't have the facts and they don't have the truth. those of us in the pro-life movement do. we have science on our side, we have god on our side and we will be victorious and end roe v. wade. >> laura: your story is such a powerful one, when i first read abo

keith kellogg who served as mike spence's national security adviser told investigators that ivanka trump present in that office that day and overheard a late morning phone call in which her father tried to pressure mike fence from stopping the electoral certification a few hours later. according to multiple accounts, multiple officials reached out to ivanka trump to try to get her to get her father to call off the riot. documents detail how ivanka trump made multiple unsuccessful attempts to get her father to stop the attack hours passed without any action from him. there's some indication that investigators might have actually got answers from ivanka trump today. this was the january 6th investigation chair bennie thompson talking with nbc news outside the hearing. >> she answered questions i mean, you know, not in broad, chatty terms. but she's answering questions. >> has she invoked the 5th? >> not that i'm aware. >> or any other privilege or executive live? >> not that i'm aware. >> okay. that would seem to imply that ivanka trump is one of the more cooperative witnesses from donald

general keith kellogg.ho joins us right now getting a sense of are where things are standing. at this point, the ukrainian military has shocked the world, and there's already talk about, as you know elena, what kind of discussions and talks, how they move forward. and one idea that the general just advanced is even talking about getting crimea back for ukraine. do you think that's possible? if -- >> well, you should understand that were the country in war. russia has invaded our country. we are fighting back. we are fighting for our people and for our territories. but people, first of all. there are many ukrainian citizens who remain in occupied territories. in the occupied territory, actually illegally annexed territory of crimea. they are waiting for ukraine, they're waiting to ukraine to actually reunite. and given the fact that a lot of ukrainian men and women have joined ukrainian army to fight for our country, it will not depend on only one person, on the decision of -- [inaudible] but it will also fe

that letter leaned heavily on testimony from now retired general keith kellogg who was mike pence isational security advisor. kellogg explained that the white house staff wanted him to take immediate action to quell the protests. ivanka trump said that kellogg felt that he could get trump -- she could get trump to quell the violence. let's hear from palm beach. caller: thank you for taking my phone call. i think donald trump is the greatest president in the last 25 years. all the people who voted for sleepy joe, go to the gas pump and he is doing an excellent job. 20 million people came into the country after he got the job. you have been brainwashed by cnn, and all the liberal media. i never watch those shows anymore. i get my news from other sources. thank you for taking my call. host: we will hear from hattie in houston, texas. caller: thank you for taking my call. the onus on january 6, for anybody as an intelligent grown-up, what is going on with trump saying go down and fight like hell. now this man, there are people who are hurt and killed at the capital -- i do not understand

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but keith kellogg was on fox news live then this is how he sees the situation that the united stateshould have been could have done more to support zelensky and the ukrainians. >> hoping for a stalemate to negotiate their way out of that it is a fight for existence. we can escalate it is a time to provide equipment for nato. one example, what he is getting, give him every system that he needs. we will backpack from the united states and other countries. it is everything to escalate he escalated by starting the war we need to escalate by finishing the war to help ukraine when. jon: at 300 system the high altitude radar to allow the ukrainians to shoot down russian jets above the range of singer missiles. what you think about that idea? just arming ukraine to the t and let them try to destroy more of the russian military that has invaded the country? >> i think it's a pretty good strategy. no one thought ukraine would be able to sustain the russian forces this long. and now we are 50 some days into it. so now is the time to arm them with munitions so they can protect themselves. the uk

general keith kellogg, always good to see you.ging area for russian forces as they try to engage in this pinzer movement in the donbas movement and cut off ukrainian forces. this is a satellite of where that railway station is, the main rail line here, and the station in there, and the results of that attack were just absolutely tragic. i don't want to stay on this picture too long, but the fact that russia is doing this now, and also they are acknowledging that they have taken big losses. that seems to be two things that don't necessarily go together. >> they don't, john. first of all, the attack is absolutely horrific, and that's p utin's way of doing business. killing civilians hoping to bring zelenskyy to the negotiations table, i believe. but what happens in kyiv when he defeated front line units, very good units, and refit, rearm, reconstitute. a time we need to help zelenskyy with more equipment. there is not a diplomatic or economic solution in the near time. it's going to happen on the battlefield and the ukrainians have

and keith kellogg with his analysis. trey yingst is in kyiv for us,s how will the new package help those people in ukraine? >> sandra, good afternoon. $20 billion in this package is set aside for weapons. if approved, give ukraine much needed support to push back this russian offensive in the east. we are talking about artillery, drones and heavy systems that ukraine needs to fight russia in the eastern donbas region. we have seen what russian troops can do to civilians and an update on one man we introduced you to at the beginning of the conflict. >> we meet vitali, a blind man trapped in irpin. his home sits near the front lines as russian troops fight for territory down the street. i hear some explosions, he says, scared as everyone else. but what can i do? seven weeks later, we return to the suburbs of kyiv. searching for the 63-year-old. immediately upon arrival it's clear something terrible has happened. the gray fence where he said good-bye riddled with shrapnel holes. a pile of bricks in between charred walls whe

we are seeing it at starbucks, we are seeing it at amazon and there were strikes at john deere and kelloggating across the country. this is a moment where unions have public support that is at new deal levels of public support. gallop found that 68% of americans now support labor unions and that is back to 1930s levels and it was 48%, i believe, in 2009 and republican approval labor unions has gone from 29% to 47% since 2009. we are witnessing a shift. >> so let me ask you about two other factors that might be at play here. one is there is a president of the united states who it willy is pro-union. he said it many times. he's had the backing of unions. so there's that and then the fact that we are in a labor shortage in the united states. we are just above 3% employment. so wages have been going up anyway and workers are more empowered. you can call it the great resignation or whatever you want. how do those two things factor into what we're seeing right now? >> those are big, and i would add a third, but you're right. president biden has surprised a lot of people and he calls himself a un

retired general keith kellogg testifying ivanka was in the room when her father called mike pence and tried to convince him to overturn the results of the 2020 election. her husband, jared kushner, has already met with the committee last week. taking a live look outside now at the san francisco bay from our sutro tower camera. it is warming up today. only set to get hotter as the week goes on. you might have some plans may be to hit the beach during this heat wave. but weather officials are saying you're going to want to be careful. kron on's charles clifford joining us from pacifica this afternoon with the very latest on what beachgoers need to be prepared for this week. charles looks beautiful out there. >>it is. it's really nice. you know, whatever it heats up inland. a lot of people like to drive out to the beach because it's fantastic. your it stays nice and cool. but as you mentioned, the national weather service does have a warning for folks. it's going to take a look at a graphic here. they're saying that from 03:00am today until 09:00pm on wednesday. tomorrow that there is a

i'm more nervous about kraft hines, conagra and kellogg >> why do those names give you more pause themake you nervous we have so many brands >> so kraft hines is a company that's made a lot of positive changes over the past couple of years. it brought in more experienced management and they started reinvesting in their brands again, but at the end of the day, about 35% of the portfolio is still exposed to highly commoditized categories like cheese, meats, coffee, frozen potatoes, and they're getting squeezed in the middle you have private label on the low end, which is pretty high quality and cheaper and on the high-end, you have organics, which has really captured the premium. so i just don't think those brands in the middle can withstand the pressures on both sides and i don't think they have the pricing power to off set higher costs cheese prices, for example, are starting to rise again since the start of the year. >> do retailers push back against these packaged goods sellers to keep prices from rising as much as they otherwise might, in effect defending their consumers, their cus

what the secret service was doing, because they spoken to pence's aides, they've spoken to keith kellogg, who was there when there was discussion of the possibility and concern that donald trump was trying to use the secret service for this purpose. so, they have a lot of information without asking one agent a question. to me the most important thing that you raise in your monologue and, in the chat out for the show, the most important thing is what did pence believe, and clearly he was suspicious of what trump was up to, and what the secret service was up to. he had plenty of reason to be suspicious, numerous secret servants agents and senior leadership positions had essentially either been co-opted or bullied by donald trump into doing things that the secret service has never done before. they agreed to do things that were incredible, sorry go. ahead >> on that note i, want to jump in and say you mentored the unprecedented moves of the officials, i want to ask about anthony tornado, you reported on him, how unprecedented was his job from the secret service, to the administration and ba

the whole thing is really frightening when the world is looking so dangerous and thank you general kellogg appreciate you and choosing topics, youha may have seen a heated debate earlier this week between comedian jon stewart and conservative commentator andrew sullivan and stuart the race expert who lisa - any kind of went downhill from there. >> every single percent of policy systems and structures of white supremacy and we have got to talk about his. [applause] steve: if i have come i would do that right now. >> but she called me a racist to. >> and you been doing a pretty good job ofoi that yourself. steve: he kept insisting it to uphold the white supremacy endeavor sullivanac was not on e same planet also includes jon stewart of pushing antiwhite extremism and one like jon stewart is right there is a system, is a system crushes opportunity for the black people and ensures that the income gap between the black and white americans, say so outrageously wide, and the disadvantages and unemployment and welfare dependency and for housing in addiction and family breakdown the systems in cali

general kellogg testified at the close of the call between former president trump and then vice president said, mike pence is a good man. it's all of these things and if a i've said it once, a thousand times over the last 14 months. one of the key areas to nail down is what the president was thinking, what he understood about what he was doing and what his actions meant at the time, his closest advisers are crucial to that. >> a daughter but also an official paid role in the white house. whitney wild, thank you. i believe we're going to the u.n. now. richard standing by because the ukrainian president is expected to begin his comments any moment now. nic robertson, let's go to the ukrainian president before the u.n. security council. let's have a listen. >> thank you very much. dear madam chairman, dear mr. secretary general. distinguished members of the security council and other members of this meeting. thank you very much for this opportunity. i'm sure that all the representatives of the united nations member states will hear me today. yesterday, i returned from our city of bucha recen

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also with us is terry kellogg, a florida mom who adopted a little girl named hope after she survivedn attempted abortion at just ten and a halff weeks gestation. unbelievable story. welcome to both of you. congresswoman, something that the abortion fight is losing. they think it's losing one for the republicans. . your response to young voters, especially young women who've been fed so many lies about this issue? well, first and foremost, you know, i have to think about a the fact that as the youngest republican woman in congressge today, i stand here basically an abortion survivor and on the cusp of being among t a generation that is post roe v. wade, millennials aremi the pro-life generation and so that is incredibly important to me. and when i think aboutt how the left has really cornered the market effectively shadow banning the pro-life movementdo through big tech, through media, they have had m every opportunity to tell the facts and to tell the trutht ,but they don't have the facts and they don't have the truth. those of in the pro-life movement do. we've got science on our si

let's bring in lieutenant general keith kellogg. good morning to you.ets. could president biden be making a trip? >> thanks for having me. it should be but should have been weeks ago and even when vice president harris was there. we are late to the game, sending a low level functionary, lloyd austin or tony blinken, we are late to the game. boris johnson walked the streets of kyiv, you have the 3 baltic presidents. we are late to the game. better late than never but if you are leading you are in front and if you are in front, you should be the first to go. would have been a dramatic statement, vice president harris had gone earlier, better late than never but a little too late i believe to show leadership. ashley: next one for you, the us is sending $800 million worth more and military aid to ukraine. it does include and 117 helicopters. is that a good delivery so to speak? >> the key to that delivery is the howitzers, the 155 km howitzers they plan on sending because the fight has changed dramatically. it has gone from a light and agile to cumbersome f