and i always appreciate, daniel, let me go to you 1st in lake jackson. i, my question in my introduction is very, very simple. what is washington's goals in this conflict here? because this massive ascending of arms to ukraine, which nobody knows where it goes to out, who's the end user always. if it's going to be sold on the black market. one, the problems with western coverage of this conflict is the ukraine is notorious for its corruption. i mean, it makes of corruption in russia blush. i can guarantee you that. so what is washington's goals here? because it seems to me that they are calling the shots. not mr. zalinski. go ahead . daniel, it seems to me this is the most incompetent handling, major foreign affairs issue in the history of the world. i don't believe that washington has a clue what it's doing. the only thing that's driving the policy right now was the military industrial complex. every week. now for the last 2 or at least 2 or 3 weeks, we see a new $800000000.00 military aid package going to ukraine. you know, after a while these $8000000

and i will appreciate, daniel, let me go to you 1st in lake jackson. my question in my introduction is very, very simple. what is washington's goals in this conflict here? because this massive a sending of arms to ukraine, which nobody knows where it goes to out who's the end user, or if it's going to be sold on the black market. one, the problems with western coverage of this conflict is that ukraine is notorious for its corruption. i mean, it makes a corruption in russia blush. i can guarantee you that. so what is washington's goals here? because it seems to me that they're calling the shots. not mr. zalinski go ahead, daniel. it seems to me, this is the most incompetent handling damage of foreign affairs issue in the history of the world. i don't believe that washington has a clue what it's doing. the only thing that's driving the.

i want to thank my guess in new york, london and in lake jackson and thank our viewers for watching us here at our dc you next time. remember, across the world news, the me, i 0, one main thing is important or not, as i'm internationally speaking to that is that nations allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the minor nation. so all the slaves americans, proc obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turning those russians into this. danger is boy man, that wants to take over the world. that was caught your strategy and wolf out of it on your own. i not leashed off to exhibit in tablet block. nato said it's ours. we moved east. the reason us, hey jim, it is so dangerous, is it deny the sovereignty of all the countries, the exceptionalism that american uses and its international war planning is one of the greatest threats to the populations of different nations. if nato, what disbanded shareholders in united states and elsewhere in large obs co

i want to thank my guess in new york, london, and in lake jackson, and thank our viewers for watching us here at our dc you next time. remember across the world news i me, i lou needs to come to the russian state. total narrative type as i'm phoning those landscape div, asking him american host all sons and up with the group in the 55 when. okay, so 9 is $25.00. i'm speaking with ben in the european union, the kremlin community up machine, the state on russia today, and split our t spoke neck, even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and pinterest and with me only one main thing is important for naziism, internationally speaking, that is that nations because that's allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the minor nation, so other slaves, americans, proc obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, that those are the groups by turning those russians into this dangerous boy, man that wants to take over the world. that was a conscious strategy, was and walke

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jackson. even under fire from her critics. hannah is one of those people. she is a law student in waukegan, illinois t city on the shores of lake michigan. in a letter to my office hand wrote and i quote her and saying, if you can see it, you can bes it. and i'm very excited to see america's first black female justice. reverend krista is a baptist minister in the city of chicago. combs terminate long line of baptist minister she calls herself a civil rights baby born in 64 the year lbj signed the civil rights act. ricky jones is also from chicago. for civil rights for nearly 60 years since she was a teenager. well, late last month reverend and ms. jones with four other people drove 11 hours from chicago to attend in our of judge jackson's hearing. reverend said she was moved by the judges courage, grace, integrity and wisdom. she imagined what it will be like years from now to tell her future grandchildren what it was like to be inat that room for tt historic moment. and ricky jones said she never even expected to hear about a blackom woman being nominated to the supreme court let alone to be in the room for her hearing. she sa

jackson, even under fire from her critics. hannah munson is one of those people. she's a law student in waukegan, illinois, a city on the shores of lake michigan. in a letter to my office, hannah wrote, and i quote her in saying, if you can see it, you can be it. and i'm very excited to see america's first black female justice. rev rend christa allson is a baptist minister in chicago. comes from a long line of baptist ministers. she calls herself a civil rights baby. born in 1964, the year l.b.j. signed the civil rights act. ricki jones is also from chicago, working for civil rights for nearly 60 years since she was a teenager. late last month rev rend allston and ricki jones drove 11 hours from chicago to attend an hour of judge jackson's hearing. reverend allston said she imagined what it will be like years from now to tell her future grandchildren what it was like to be nbltions room for that historic -- in that room for that historic moment. ricki jones said she never even expected to hear about a black woman being nominated to the supreme court, let alone to be in the room for her hearing. she said as she watched judge jackson, i

lake. video that inflatable pool toys can be activated for use in a crisis. a border collie named jacksonrought to safety, everybody is thankfully okay. and of wild hog getting a new name in light of recent events in the ukraine, video shows it is part of a renaming ceremony. it is said that he got shivers down his spine. he decided to follow for a better name. and the name of the policeman from this popular series has more. if you have more viral videos, share them with us anytime. we have learned a lot the last couple of years. two years ago i had never held a zoo meeting, but now we have some information about what we should be doing and how it can impact our careers. >> yes, not so sure about this, but a sign of the times. okay, some executives, medium to large firms, think that workers that turn off cameras during meetings like zoo meetings, do not have long-term futures at the company according to a new survey. this sophomore company. i had never heard of them. they say the executives say that those who frequently turn off cameras probably aren't paying attention. they are perceived

lake. it's ridiculous. i'm so glad to see these votes. she's gonna be just as jacksoner this week, other country in the court will be much better for it. >> you are so glad, but i'm so sorry that we're out of time because i've a lot more questions. michael schmidt, neil, tylee, thank you all. coming up, the fleecing of america. the shocking examples of fraud from people taking advantage of pandemic relief programs. who could've seen this coming? i'll tell you. we did, when the 11th hour continues. you don't have any jurisdiction over the ppp program. when this was designed, congress could've said, i just make sure the congressional oversight looks at all of this. but right now, there is no oversight committee, is there. >> that's right, the commission ammonia doesn't have the oversight. >> at the start of the pandemic, the government flooded the kind of billions of dollars with pandemic assistance. for businesses facing bankruptcy. brought garrett to before vaccines. and at the same time, there were a lot of concerns about who specifically was getting that money. >> as

lake. it's ridiculous. i'm so glad to see these votes. she's gonna be just as jacksonhis week, other country in the court will be much better for it. >> you are so glad, but i'm so sorry that we're out of time because i've a lot more questions. michael schmidt, neil, tylee, thank you all. coming up, the fleecing of america. the shocking examples of fraud from people taking advantage of pandemic relief programs. who could've seen this coming? i'll tell you. we did, when the 11th hour continues. , when the 11th hour contueins. contueins. for copd, ask your doctor about breztri. breztri gives you better breathing, symptom improvement, and helps prevent flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition... ...or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling,... ...problems urinating, vision changes

lake. and went back and got inflatable pool tools and floated on in there and got the pup to bring him home. dog's name was jacksone we go. look at this. 11 months in iraq and syria. her daughter was a teacher. she stuck around and read books to the kids. school was in on it. i love these videos. >> dana: can't get enough of them. >> judge jeanine: i love them, too. that's it for us. "special report" is up next and bret baier is going to come on in a second. >> bret: i am in one second. and here i am. port of l.a., very windy here, judge. all right. breaking news this moment. the centers for disease control, the cdc saying that they are in fact recommending that the mandate for masks for transportation continue. meaning that they are telling the department of justice yes, go forward with challenging that federal judge ruling from florida. so that is where w

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lake champlain. and so the british could not invade from canada. they made it a terrible blunder by leaving baltimore and sailing to new orleans where they ran into the frontiersman. under andrew jackson 2000 men killed or wounded in 15 minutes the british were vanquished the british lost the war of 1812 whatever else they say, they defeated napoleon, but they couldn't defeat the americans. the question is from cynthia. what was the role of higham solomon? i'm so glad somebody brought that up. i am solomon this this he's there's a statue to him in detroit. he was the man who actually knew how to get together enough cash in this cashless society. when washington needed to pay his men to cross the river and attack trenton in 1776. he basically hung out in a coffee house in philadelphia when the ships came in and contracts came etc and bid he was an excellent financier and totally respected by washington who depended on him and he has been he has been given far too little space. in in our history so robert has come through for us oliver pollock is a merchant and financier of the american revolutionary war of which he has long been considered a historically undervalued figure. he is often

lake champlain. and so the british could not invade from canada. they made it a terrible blunder by leaving baltimore and sailing to new orleans where they ran into the frontiersman. under andrew jackson 2000 men killed or wounded in 15 minutes the british were vanquished the british lost the war of 1812 whatever else they say, they defeated napoleon, but they couldn't defeat the americans. the question is from cynthia. what was the role of higham solomon? i'm so glad somebody brought that up. i am solomon this this he's there's a statue to him in detroit. he was the man who actually knew how to get together enough cash in this cashless society. when washington needed to pay his men to cross the river and attack trenton in 1776. he basically hung out in a coffee house in philadelphia when the ships came in and contracts came etc and bid he was an excellent financier and totally respected by washington who depended on him and he has been he has been given far too little space. in in our history so robert has come through for us oliver pollock is a merchant and financier of the american revolutionary war of which he has long been considered a historically undervalued figure. he is often

jackson. and thursday the mid atlantic and southeastern atlantic coast for 8 million people as a second system develops bringing snow and frozen presip around the great lakess well and as we move into thursday the severe threat moves into the east into the mid atlantic with soaking rains to the northeast and new england through just wednesday. we're talking heavier rain locally four inches through lower mississippi river valley back also through the southern plains we're going to be watching this very very closely. guys >> al. thank you very much. craig's joined us. he has a zip in his step. >> little skip. >> south carolina. >> congratulations. >> -- did well. >> did you catch any of the game last night a huge congrats to the university of south carolina this morning the gamecocks dominating uconn to win their second national champion the second in just five years. the men tonight. after the tar heels upset rival duke in an instant classic marking the end of coach k.'s legendary career but arguably starting a new legendary career hubert davis in new orleans with more on both title games. >> reporter: just beautiful basketball play over the weekend. new ch

jackson even under fire from critics. hannah is one of those people, a law student in illinois, a city on the shores of lake michigan. in a letter to my office, hannah wrote and i quote her insane, if you can see it, you can beget. i'm excited to see america's first black female justice. reverend krista, a baptist minister in the city of chicago comes from a long line of baptist ministers, she calls them the civil rights baby, the year before lbj signed the civil rights act. ricky jones is also from chicago working for civil rights nearly 60 years since she was a teen. late last month, reverend and missus jones with four other people drove 11 hours from chicago to attend an hour of judge jackson's hearing. reverend said she was moved by the judges courage, grace, integrity and wisdom. she imagined what it will be like years from now to tell her future grandchildren what it was like to be in that room for the historic moment. ricky jones said she'd never even expected to hear about a black woman being nominated to the supreme court let alone be in the room for her hearing. she said as she watched judge jackson, felt t

jackson, even under fire from her critics. hannah munson is one of those people. she's a law student in waukegan, illinois, a city on the shores of lakehigan. in a letter to my office, hannah wrote, and i quote her in saying, if you can see it, you can be it. and i'm very excited to see america's first black female justice. rev rend christa allson is a baptist minister in chicago. comes from a long line of baptist ministers. she calls herself a civil rights baby. born in 1964, the year l.b.j. signed the civil rights act. ricki jones is also from chicago, working for civil rights for nearly 60 years since she was a teenager. late last month rev rend allston and ricki jones drove 11 hours from chicago to attend an hour of judge jackson's hearing. reverend allston said she imagined what it will be like years from now to tell her future grandchildren what it was like to be nbltions room for that historic -- in that room for that historic moment. ricki jones said she never even expected to hear about a black woman being nominated to the supreme court, let alone to be in the room for her hearing. she said as she watched judge jackson, it fe