we will talk about this later in the show with senator kevin kramer. and senator marco rubio as well. this is such an important issue. it is time to starve iran. now, first, however, great pleasure joining us now to discuss coming ground game in israel, great general jack keane. chairman of institute for study of war and presidential medal of freedom. recipient. i was privileged to be there when he received that award, welcome back general jack keane. prime minister netanyahu says, every hamas member is a dead man amendment i understand from others okay general king, some special ops israeli sm special ops on the ground, and now the big ground game starts, perhaps you could tell us, walk us through, when, where, how and why. >> you could see we're in a development stage of this. what is taking place you saw 360 thousand reserve call up. they have to get to their weapons and their organizations and their vehicles. plans are being developed and coordination is taking place, then they begin to stage the forces, they have begun that process already. as rep

tennessee senator bill larry: graciously and kindly, tennessee senator bill haggerty and kevin kramerian influence ring. the state department lost security clearance, his person started, now the chief of staff, assistant secretary for special operations. what is up with this? >> it is an uranian influence operation active inside the administration. imagine under the trump administration, something like this could ever materialize. we have rob malley, special envoy for iran under biden, the person responsible for negotiating the jc poa under obama, lost security clearance, he has been suspended from the state department under federal investigation, tied to this uranian expedition you mentioned, now the chief of staff and department of defense, now one of those members he put into the dod, you can thank rob malley for this. the united nations sanctions on iran permanently expire. this is negotiated with rob malley, these were multilateral sanctions. could have had a more extensive effect if we snapped them back, we should snapback every sanction we cannot iran, responsible for this chao

north dakota senator kevin kramer, senate armed services committee, what was your reaction to biden'st night. i will ask the same question. are you surprised half of it or more was on ukraine, even there, as marjorie said, no effort to hold iran accountable or solve the middle east. what was your take? >> reporter: everything you just said. president biden could recite lincoln's second inaugural address and screw it up. with the deliverer of his messages in my view, part of the problem, he opened it up at the inflection point. things we do today will have dramatic effects or something to that effect. the things you've done in the past are where we are today. it is why vladimir putin was emboldened to invade ukraine in the first place. the botched afghan deal and what is going on in israel or ukraine, the deliverer of the speech is the bigger problem than the speech itself. the point about barely mentioning iran, didn't mention iran. without iran there's no hamas or hezbollah or houthis. iran is the problem. quite honestly, it was in your opening riff, you nailed it, iran looks at what

. >> los senadores alex padilla y kevin kramer presentaron una legislación bipartidista que busca protegeración extiende los recursos de fema hasta el 2028. y esto proveería recursos para mantenimiento y para que haya personal capacitado en las mismas. >> el distrito de parque regionales de east bay está liderando el camino con soluciones innovadoras para abordar la amenaza de los incendios forestales. y lo hacen tratando de reducir el uso de combustibles según las autoridades, están implementando un proyecto de reducción de combusti a gran escala. el primero de su tipo en el área de la bahía y que utilizan algo que le llaman carbonato dor, con emisiones extremadamente bajas para eliminar la vegetal. qué le parece si hablamos ahora de las condiciones del tiempo? >> pendientes de cómo está san josé a esta hora de la tarde? >> 5,14, pues se ve muy agradable el ambiente. vamos a preguntarle cómo está a diana y arana. cuéntanos >> pues justo como les mencioné el día de ayer, llegó la neblina al amanecer. el día de hoy, debido a la influencia de 2 sistemas el del fin de semana. y ahora detrás d

kevin kramer. >> they hate domestic oil production they refer that iran and v venezuela produce it andor environmental records.. >> mr. hagerty are you as pessimistic, joni ernst was on show last week with a bipartisan group and thought someone could be done, but senator hagerty, you think you are not getting anything on t the sanctions. >> we is a this shallow set of sanctions, sanctions hamas they are primary sanctions, they will have no impact, the same that biden administration allowed to expire on a day, that we worked on, you wall i was ambassador to japan, we got the japanese to stop buying iranian crude, they beat, they matter, that is what biden administration should be doing. they are doing nothing. this is just a smoke screen and joe biden's appearance in israel was a photo op. larry: senator, that is bad this iranian cut out group in state and defense department is bad. there was peace, i was talking with kellyanne, there was peace in the most 3 years -- middle east 3 years ago now it is blown up. >> there is no question, it began with iran nuclear deal, which was an obama

is going into sponsoring hamas, killing children and grandmothers and lord knows what, senator kevin kramer. coming up next we'll switch gears, inflation i said this yesterday with kevin warsh, inflation is hotter than people thought. wholesale prices were too high. today consumer prices were too high. john carney of "breitbart" will give us the lowdown. it is kind of a lowdown. i'm kudlow. we'll be right back, folks, my brother max recommended you. so my best friend sophie says you've been a huge help. ♪ncia. unexpected out-of-pocket costs. which for those on medicare, or soon to be, is a good reason to take charge of your health care. so consider this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. why? because medicare alone doesn't pay for everything. and what it doesn't pay for, like deductibles and copays, could really add up. even thousands of dollars a year. medicare supplement plans help by paying some of what medicare doesn't... and making your out-of-pocket costs a lot more predictable. call unitedhealthcare today and ask for your free decision guide. learn mor

kevin wash. >> the honorable javier becerra secretary of health and human services and dr. carolina reyes. >> the honorable josh green governor of hawaii and mrs. jamie green. >> mr. oren kramer and ms. barbara marsden. >> the honorable jeffrey bly should and ms. rebecca blaser. >> the honorable julie sue acting secretary of labor. >> the honorable pete buddha jazz -- buttigieg secretary of transportation. >> ms. kate pierson and ms. monica coleman. >> mr. frederick snyder. >> mr. evan b miller. >> ms. cindy wilson and mr. keith bennett. >> ms. laura freire. >> the honorable john kerry and alexander carey. >> thank you. thanks everybody. >> i'm sorry? -- everybody has played a huge part. >> the honorable gina m raimondo secretary of commerce and mr. thomas moffat. [inaudible] >> of the honorable lloyd austin secretary of defense and mrs. charlene austin. reporter: secretary? [inaudible] tradition kept by president kennedy through biden.

before senator kramer introduces the next, i want to say to my colleague, kevin, he's back on the campus of the university of delaware last month and had the opportunity to speak. about the intersection of federal policy and what we're trying to accomplish. we talked little bit about sports and the upcoming football season that is underway. we talked about the north dakota state, i asked her staff to share with me some football scores from north dakota state and delaware the last couple of years, came up with september of 2019, north dakota state, 47. september 18, university of delaware, 10. north dakota state, 38. basketball gets worse. 66 and north dakota state, 85. >> it is an honor for me to introduce eric, who serves as the executive director of the water system association. he has a staff of 11 professionals who oversee, filled with 300 water systems in the state and wastewater systems. on-site troubleshooting. emergency response. workforce challenges, just to name a few. the assistance provided by eric and his team to my staff and me has been invaluable. it's part of what makes a