lindsey graham and sen.t the gas prices, they are outrageously high in vermont, their $5.5 in vermont a gallon. meanwhile, the major oil companies made $35 billion in profit in the first quarter of this year. at the end of the years decimated they're going to give $88 billion in buybacks to the wealthy share holders so i do think that we have to do something about the outrageously high price of gas and i think the president to bring the major oil companies in and tell them we will have a windfall profit tax on what they are doing it in order to stop them from ripping off the american people in the last time that oil prices were at $118 a barrel, which is what they are right now, roughly speaking and the average gas prices at the pump work $3.83. not over $5 a gallon and so i think in the midst of what is going on in this world, and that is a war in ukraine, and russia oil, i think what the oil companies are doing are taking advantage of that situation and raising prices to an outrageous level which is hurtin

congressman hill, lindsey piegza, great to have you on. seismic shift.ll stay on this, that new report that florida is no longer a swing state. voters leaving the democrat party. plus president biden getting blasted by democrats in his own party for going to saudi arabia over oil. economists and wall streeters are saying why not avoid all this and make the u.s. energy independent again? all these stories and more ahead on on "the evening edit." reporter: i was. president biden: i was talking to larry summers this morning. recession is not nestable. >> recession is not inevitable. >> i don't think recession at all is inevitable. i had been giving koli kibble. it never looked like real food. with the farmer's dog you can see the pieces of turkey. it smells like actual food. as he's aged, he's still quite energetic and youthful. i really attribute that to diet. get started at longlivedogs.com >> tech: cracked windshield? schedule with safelite, and we'll come to you to fix it. i really attribute that to diet. >> tech vo: this customer was enjoying her morni

how about the voters of south carolina, lindsey graham's voters?er meeting in his office with a movie star to discuss the issue, they're pretty informed, lindsey graham also voted for gun confiscation last night. not in ukraine, guns in ukraine but are you a ukrainian? no? no guns for you. at the same time, as we said, lindsey graham is telling you you moral duty is to support a country you can't locate on a map, but your bill of rights, your constitutional protections, are no longer valid. and there is nothing we shouldn't do for kyiv. not for texas, for kyiv. here's lindsey graham. >> the question is, can we do more, and should we do more? the answer is yes to both. and to my friends in the pentagon, you told all of us that this war would last three or four days. that kyiv would fall. that, you know, the country would be overwhelmed by the russian military. they're wrong. so, quite frankly, i trust president zelenskyy's judgment about what would help him in real time more than anybody else on the planet right now. >> tucker: so the priorities the

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lindsey apparently thinks that people just love paying money to the insurance companies. bret, guess what? you are going to pay more. you are going to pay 5,000 more in taxes but you are going to pay 8,000 less in premiums to deductibles and co-payments. i know he works for fox, maybe he can't say it but most people would say bernie, that's a pretty good deal. you saved me 3,000 bucks and you are guaranteeing comprehensive healthcare. >> bret: senator, i was waiting for the fox, i was waiting for it okay. okay. let's see if we can get to something you all agree on. is there a common ground on any issue. >> sure. >> that the two of you can see eye to eye on and what is that? >> i don't know. you know, i'm on the budget committee with bernie and it's been a blast. look, i thoroughly enjoy it there are things we can do. here's where i think upper income americans like both of us, i am willing to take less from social security. i'm willing to have a different cola and reshape my benefits. i'm willing to pay more into part a and b. >> so i think you should lift of the cap comp

shoot more trump voters, says lindsey graham.e is this november, five months from now the republicans will elect a better people who actually care about their own voters, who care about the country and not just themselves. at the top of that list from our perspective is joke end, former member of the army special forces, running for congress in the state of washington and he joins us now. it almost makes you sick to keep repeating it but none of this would keep happening or it would be happening in a much more restrained way if there was somebody defending the rest of the country up there but there doesn't seem to be. >> that is a big reason -- voted for the impeachment of donald trump, which gave this january 6th narrative, things that are being conducted in the country, or the way the national election went, she voted for that impeachment and then voted for the formation of this very sham trial, soviet kangaroo court we are seeing now. voted for the january 6th committee and also voted to hold people in contempt, private citize

but lindsey graham and bernie sanders are poised for this.at are more far apart and their ability to articulate it, i've dealt with both of them before. this format is oxford style. it is opening statements and rebuttals and then there's a q&a session with me as the moderator. basically i'm keeping them in the guardrails. the whole process here is to try to get the old way that the senate operated with discussion and substance, backing up what you say, not just tweets against the wall or sound bites that get picked up. and i think it's going to be refreshing. it's an hour. it's a collaboration with the bipartisan policy center. the edward m. kennedy institute and the orrin hatch foundation. it's based on the premise that senator ted kennedy and orrin hatch were different in the way they looked at the world and politics but they got together and argued about things that they disagreed about. >> sean: dagen? >> dagen: allow me one to apologize for the poison. the chevy vega of american rock bands. and lindsey graham and bernie sanders hate each

. >> but, senator lindsey graham is facing -- mobilizing retired and former military service membersn put forth by republicans. your thoughts on lindsey graham mobilizing veterans to basically equip them with guns and arm them and have them guard our schools? >> i think it goes back to what we have been talking about, which is that republicans, including lindsey graham, want to focus on things that are not going to be threatening to the base of voters that they need to win elections. so, if lindsey graham is looking at this and saying we need to have schools be safer, that is going to be the issue. i know that at one point in the days -- somebody went to in school miami, is struck me are so weird. i went to a lot of schools where the classrooms were outdoors. so, literally, there would be no way to have, in my high school or a number of my middle schools, a number of the places in florida and other places like texas, there are outdoor campuses. people go to school and trailers. the question is really what is our nation going to do about this. whether it is lindsey graham or someone e

lindsey graham also voted for gun confiscation last night, not in ukraine. he have said more guns to ukraine, but you can't have guns here . ukrainian no no guns for you and the same time, as we said, lindsey graham is telling you your moral duty is to support a country you can't locate on a map. but your bill of rights, your constitutional protections are no longer valid and there is nothing we shouldn't do for keith, not for texas, for keith lindsey graham. the question is can we do more and should we do more ? the answer is yes. to vote . as to my friends in the pentagon who told all of us that this war would last three or four days, that kyiv would fall, that you know, the country would would be overwhelmed by the russian military. they're wrong. so quite frankly, i trust president solinsky judgment about what would help him in real time more than anybody else on the planet right now. so the priorities they articulate in public are so far from the priorities of americans. you have to wonder what this is. it's not simply a betrayal of republican voters. w

lindsey dearing leads that list, asher alman, michelle payne, emily blair rubric, kelley baron, emily brady, brian mann, david sherman and our leader, john towers. and senator test every, tony mcclain, his chief, and simon coup. i hope this will be a resounding victory not for senator tester, not for jerry moran, but for veterans of america who served our nation admirably, did what they were asked to do and encountered things they should not have encountered that have lasted, the consequences of which have lasted throughout their lives. we're here to fulfill a commitment and a promise and we begin that, we move forward on that today. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from montana. mr. tester: thank you, mr. president. i want to thank senator moran for his comments. i didn't hear everything you had to say, but when i came in, one of the things you said is we may not be the most important people in this process. and you are 100% correct. we are simply the conduit that was utilized to get this bill put into law. there are way, way too many people to thank on this legi

go to my is name, mean 3 reasons for the sick and i'm a crisis and current lindsey lanka. the 1st thing is the colleague guys that that's the starting place. the 2nd thing is that i see a new pin won't work with you because our other exports, our thought mother is a hugely blessed in russia. so the last that the 3rd, the 3rd act is the mismanagement of this government. the, all the reason i say all the reasons when all the reason i'm the only one, the people are people up. but you know, the price is a tree line because example clearly shows the global economy isn't a set of rules that produces a single correct policy. it's impossible to punish one country with sanctions without hurting the interests of others. the embargo and oil from russia immediately increased energy costs re lanka isn't able to pay the new price sent by the west and bypassing sanctions is risky. you're liable to be sanctioned yourself . commercial stock will unit the most that on this a fully, i think completing you when you're from the dog with a token of clean from the for clean. but what test co fou

our layman to see say he learned this out to lindsey's faith in felony, go to colorado. it, it does it okay to be a god to see it, but he let the guy know loaded best and see it is still on my ticket. it and she van his family is running out of food. i don't know what they'll do. the same goes for their neighbors in thank all villages and residence of own villages and towns in trin, anchor in the same boat. and you got in the bag. i'll make a note of it to least, but then i'm gonna, i'm gonna ahead, does he's fuck good. he's selling it with your beliefs. i got them out there under the beach and i got they didn't end up from but we're dr. mamo again. yes. kind of, i guess the agenda gets up on the, on a few things under major gig. that's a better leader. they're gotten about see up where and when you get to pick up and get that done, what i should do, what i wanted with my money to get by that in a high dollar lemay the end, ah, i understand with this is in different place, some on wasn't so much holding a must be me by saying august some, some some leading bennett. i kno

and talk with republican senator lindsey graham about the courts moves of abortion as well as secondmendment rights and about his long fight to put conservative judges on the bench. plus how it all plays in the coming election. you as a georgia democrat stacy abrams of the ruling could impact her rematch against republican governor brian kemp. they will ask our sunday panel how resources high-stakes court rulings that shakeup the 2022 election. all right now on fox news sunday. arts and a flow again from fox news in washington as a supreme court monumental decision to overturn roe v wade sinks and across the country there is jubilation for those who'd never thought they stay at outrage from those who never thought they would witness this reversal. some clinics close her door and some emotions spill into destruction and tear gas. this at the arizona state house friday and in new york there are reports around 25 people were arrested. in washington fox turned to the midterms the political impact and calls out for congress to act on their own. the decision is one of the huge assigns thre

lindsey deering leads that list.ask your almond, michelle payne, emily blair rubric, kelsey, brian, mike, emily, brian, david sherman and our leader jon towers. senator tester, tony mclean, his chief and simon kuhn. hyper should the opportunity to be on the senate floor at this moment. for what i hope will be a resounding victory. not for senator tester, not for gerry moran. n but for the veterans of america who served our nation admirably. did what they were asked to do an encounter things that should not have encountered that have lasted the consequences of which have lasted throughout their lives. we are hill here to fulfill a commitment and a promise. we begin that we move forward on that today. i yield the floor. >> the senator from montana for a quick thank you president. iat want to thank senator moran for his comments but i did not hear everything he had to say but one of the things he said was we may not be the most important people in this process in your one 100% correct. we are simply the conduit that was

go to a buyer's name, mean 3 reasons for these economic crisis and current lindsey langa. the 1st thing is the colleague guys that that's the starting place. the 2nd thing is that i see and you've been well for you because our other exports, our thought mother, it is a hugely blessed in russia. so the last that my 3rd, the 3rd fact is, the mismanagement of this government. the all the reason i say, i know the reason when all the reason i'm doing it and people are people up, but you know, the price is a tree line because example clearly shows the global economy isn't a set of rules that produces a single correct policy it's impossible to punish one country with sanctions, without hurting the interest of others. the embargo and oil from russia immediately increased energy costs. free lanka isn't able to pay the new price sent by the west . and by passing sanctions is risky, you're liable to be sanctioned yourself. boucher stuck with uniform. the most honest accompanying it. when you from the door goes with it. not open it. clean from the for clean. but what test coming found

should trump voters as lindsey graham. so the hope is this november, five months from now, the republicans will elect better people who actually care about their own voters who care about the country, not just themselves at the very top at least from our perspective is joe kent. iv oforformer member the army special forcesme is running for congress in the state of washington and he joins us tonight. joe , thanks so much for coming on . so you it almost makes you sick just to keep repeating it, but none of this would be happening or would be happening in a much more restrained way if there were somebody defending the rest of the country up there. but there doesn't seem to be . no and that's supposed to be the republican party. whyhy a big reason i jumped have decided to run for congress. the woman who i voted for, the republican that i voted for voted for the impeachment of president trump, which gave this januaryth six narrative which is being smeared against every conservative or anybody who has an issue with the way thin

but lindsey graham and bernie sanders are poised for this .you can't think off two figures that are ideologically more far apart as far as where they feel about different issues and their ability to articulate that . i'veve dealt with both of them in many interviews and debate settings before. or but this format is kind of oxford style. it is opening statements and rebuttals. and then there wasn a q&a session with me as the moderator basically on providing a blueprint and trying to keep them in the guardrails. but the whole processssthe heres to try to get the old way that the senate operated with discussion and substance backing upsu what you say not just, you know, tweets against the wall or soundbite that get picked up. and i think it's going to be refreshing. ti it's one hour. it's a collaboration with the bipartisan policyan center, the edward m. kennedy institute foundationin hatch . and it's based on the premise that senator ted kennedy orrin hatch were very different in the way they looked at politics in the world. but they also camen

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i want to ask you about this, lindsey.says, that 66% of americans say inflation is going to get worse. many of them are trying to do things, right? they want to buy things before prices price go higher. onslaught, how long can the average american household hold on? >> to your point consumers did have a sizable amount of savings they accumulated through the pandemic. we estimate about 6 trillion in additional savings. much of that savings has already been spent. we expect about 85 to 90% of that has already been doled back into the market for purchase of goods and services. so going forward the consumer is going to have a increasingly difficult time maintaining even these lower levels, although still positive levels of spending if we don't see a meaningful increase in real income, which is still trending negative, or meaningful decline in inflation, which continues to eat into consumer purchasing power. neil: charles: yeah. of course that means the clock is ticking, mitch. you were on the show december 23rd. you were optim

that's lindsey graham on the phone on the afternoon of january 6th. that's one slice of pat cipollone's day on january 6th. there's a lot more he knows beyond that one call. that one call does offer some i sight as just how deep cipollone was into this moment. >> another example of lindsey graham, a person who says one thing in private and then publicly says something else. jonathan, the january 6th -- alex. the january 6th vice chair liz cheney is speaking ing at the rn library. let's listen and then we'll talk. >> the january 6 committee is become clear that the donald trump over saw and engaged in were more chilling and more tl tlenting than we could have imagine preponderance of the evidence as we have thoun, donald trump attempted to overturn the presidential election. he attempted to stay in office and to prevent the peaceful transfer of presidential power. he summoned the mob to washington. he knew they were armed on january 6th. he knew they were angry and he directed the violent mob to march on the capitol in order to delay or prevent complet

. >>> switch gears, today's debate in boston between lindsey graham against bernie sanders.debate between two of the biggest names in the senate moderated by our own bret baier on fox nation. >> jacqui: it's available to watch streaming on fox nation, designed to respark the senate tradition of seeking common ground. something at the core of the u.s. senate since 1789. and talking about record high gas prices. >> so i would ask you to focus on lowering gas prices, securing the border and bringing law and order back to america. the only way you are going do that, senator sanders, abandon the agenda that you've charted for america because it is not working. >> well, let's talk about gas prices because you are right, they are outrageously high and vermont, now, filled up the other day, 5.05 a gallon. meanwhile the major oil companies made $35 billion in profit in the first quarter of this year and at the end of the year it is estimated they are going to give $88 billion in stock buybacks to their wealthy shareholders. so i do think we have to do something about the outrageously

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certainly you've got ted cruz on the periphery wannabe and lindsey was involved in talking to the folksa. you know, i think that barbara is right. i think this committee is doing a very smart thing. they are presenting discreet piles of evidence this translate that a sprawling conspiracy to fraudulently over unthe will of the american people. this is power in cumulative evidence. give me a good case rather than -- they have people is an incredible amount of evidence. find me 11,000 votes. all the this started even before the election. we heard that too, that some of this was before the talk even occur. i'm just telling you, i think that merrick garland, you talk about building pressure. they are putting down evidence that's building pressure. >> absolutely. what did the judge call it a coup in search of a fan. >> two great prosecutors and two great ladies. up next, georgia election workers and officials weren't the only ones subject to trump pressure. that's next. and pressure that's next. th an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious

reaction to all this is welcome chief economist lindsey and fox news contributor liz. lindsey wanted to talk with you it's a $4.76 against a gallon per the forecast is to see gas prices over $5 by mid june. it may be six bucks by the end of the summer. this is really starting to hit home with people per this is really starting to have an impact. and of course there is concern we can see a recession. what do you think? >> is already hitting the american household very hard. we have heard from some the largest retailers in the country arty suggesting customers are severely cutting back. and whether that means they are shifting the goods and services in their basket month to month or shifting to lower-cost goods, or they are cutting back entirely provoked they are seeing is consumers are responding to these higher prices. epic the cost of capitol continues to increase particulate nondiscretionary items, food and energy. eating into the household balance sheet we've already seen consumption and investment begin to slow for it is likely if the fed continues along this very

lindsey steered his hannah across the shallow waters outside namquid point. the hannah could sale over the shallos, but the heavier gaspee could not. dudingston and his crew ran aground on a sand bar off pat, et -- pawf -- pawtuxet cove. the gaspee would need to wait for the next day's high tides to lift it free. when the hannah arrived in providence, captain lindsey summoned local patriots to sabin 's tavern for refreshments and for planning. the result of the plan was that under the leadership of john brown, later to be famous for brown university, and abraham whipple, a group of men boarded a half-dozen long boats to row from providence down to pawtuxet, through the dark night, with aors muffled, the rhode islanders descended upon the gaspee. whipple reputedly called out to dudingston, and i hope the young pages will forgive my language, but this is apparently the language used in that moment. i am the sheriff of the county of kent, god damn you. i have got a warrant to apprehend you, god damn you. so, surrender, god damn you. i believe i mentioned that th

thanks to lindsey graham. great nations do not automatically last forever.he great civilization is not conquered from without until it has destroyed itself from within. great civilizations have collapsed or been conquered when they were first hollowed out from the inside. we americans have been given a great heritage. we are taking it for granted. the founding fathers of our country like george washington, thomas jefferson, james madison . men who are now considered racists. we survived wars. but now, we face the greatest danger, the left wing in our country has become the enemy within. that sounds dramatic. -- are you worried for your family, your freedom? the left now controls the -- party, government, news media, big tech, hollywood, corporate board rooms and now some of our top military leaders. they are working hard to be defined america, silencer opponent, and that means each view. they're destroying just about everything they touch and they have their hands on everything. think about what they are trying to destroy. it is a long list. american history

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they've promised total support to ukraine as a lindsey, but the who have come to the realization that he can't realistically be achieved by giving you everything that he wants for. and the resolutions of the conflict is going to come by and about asians, and not through some kind of battle. victory. mat home is the kind of double speak, meaning that he's really good at telling everyone what they want to hear and everyone walks away happy. and it's on one hand, he's rooting for ukraine to win, in this case, on the other who keeps banging the table above the need for stations in his public addresses and press appearances. and since continued on public and negotiate peace are mutually exclusive. my whole is just paying list service to one of these things only is actions which are all schultz is also sending pretty strong message to great officials as they wait around their promised german weapons to arrive and end up getting like guilty boyfriends who are stood up on the lashing originals for failing to deliver time prime minister mario draw these for a minister proposed to for peace pla

the former republican president, the bill introduced by senator lindsey graham. the republicans on this committee -- no matter how dangerous you are, no matter how much you have exhibited intention to kill others or tell yourself, you should have unfair access to a firearm because the second amendment guarantees it? that is not true. host: david cicilline is a democratic congressman from rhode island, yesterday arguing for so-called red flag laws. do you agree with that proposal, pushed by the president last night in his primetime address, along with other actions he wants to see happen here in washington? susan in new york, and independent. good morning. caller: good morning, greta. thank you for taking my call. i am just -- we keep going round and round in this country. i don't expect that anything is going to be resolved. matt gaetz is right about one thing. it is about power. but it is about the power of the nra to throw in so much money for campaigns that the republicans just -- that's how they vote. it is no longer about what the people want. the polls all

to her next segment for more on what tomorrow's numbers might mean let's bring in chief economist lindsey piega. good to have you back. i was looking at the street's estimates for headline tomorrow. it's remarkable how concentrated they are in the 0.2, 0.23 range. what's your range. >> we're right in that too, down slightly from 8.3, but still a very elevated number and if we do look at the core measure as much as it tells us, excluding food and energy, we're looking to come in shy yes, we're seeing some indications of cooling, but the market is very anxious to call a peak in inflation. and i think that's a bit premature at this point as we're still seeing conflict overseas we're still seeing supply chain disruptions, and the fed hasn't quite choked off the demand side yet. >> right it's been a week to a couple of weeks where we've seen a lot of signs of disinflation and apparel. we've talked about it in metals, fertilizers, maybe chips and shipping rates there is a lot of discussion how those things aren't going to move the needle of the index itself given what's happening to shelter and

. >> and lindsey graham are always saying. i have given you my answer. >> and then to say you did not go far enough. >> i have faith that senator murphy andnk i don't think david bring us a deal. >> you heard earlier today about the buffalong shooting and how doing nothing only fuels the fire. are you concerned about having nothing done? and then republican jacobs was concerned about the stance of gun violence. and to say he was disappointed in that. >> but he should have fought the hard right people who don't represent the majority of people in his district. not even close. thank you. >> good afternoon everyone. so everybody is concerned about inflation and gas prices and without exception every employer whether large business or

i want to thank lindsey graham for his hard work. great nations do not automatically last forever. great civilization is not conquered from without until it is first destroyed itself from within. great civilization that collapsed have been conquered by adversary were first hollowed out from the inside. we americans are the most spoiled people on earth. we have been given such a great heritage and we are taking it for granted. the founding fathers of our country, george washington, thomas jefferson, james madison, men who are now considered to be evil racist, according to the top scholars in america's elite universities. we survived the war of 1812, civil war, world war i, world war ii, korea, vietnam, cold war. today we face the greatest danger that we have ever faced, the militant left wing in our country has become the enemy within. some may think that is a pretty dramatic, right? the enemy within. yes i am. here is why. let's do a quick report. our culture and our country. when you turn on the news at night, you do not even recognize this country. are you worried for your family

down sharply this year are these companies specific issues joining me now is our money strategist, lindsey go pitt >> always go pitt. we got to get down to business, a lot of things to break down. things are not as bad as we thought it may be with inflation and supply chain issues. earnings estimate for q-1 is basically just as good what are we looking for q-2? >> when we look at earnings outlook and the profit outlook and corporations, there has been a lot of dire warnings and one off situation like a target or this morning a credit choice which i think are company-specific issues. when you look at the s&p 500 overall, the profitability pitcher still looks very good and i think that narrative, that negative narrative about profitability earnings potentially being cut have really in ggrained itself into h system you got to look at what happens in the first quarter earnings came in twice as good as expected. what's more is that operating m margins were significantly better than expected, 21% record high verses of the estimate going into quarter, companies able to manage in the second quarte

the former republican president, the bill introduced by senator lindsey graham. no matter how dangerous you are, you should have unfettered access to a firearm because the second amendment during tease it. that is nonsense. protection orders are modeled after domestic violence orders. they have due process. that is the due process which exists. it is available in all the states they have these laws. they have been upheld by courts when challenged. the idea that there is no due process is below me. -- baloney. it is not the permanent removal of a firearm. it is the temporary removal so that person does not kill others or themselves. many examples where the lives of individuals and others have been saved by this temporary intervention. it is shocking that our republican colleagues have been clamoring about due process of would-be killers and they never mentioned the deprivation of due process of victims of gun violence. the deprivation families experience when people are slaughtered by a gun. have not heard one word about the constitutional right to remain alive. a

senator tim scott, senator marsha blackburn, representative michael waltz, senator lindsey graham, senatorick scott, he is phenomenal, what a job he did -- we have rick scott. lieutenant governor -- oh, this guy. [applause] this guy. lieutenant governor robinson. [applause] and his wife, mrs. robinson. what a job you are doing. he's the hottest guy in politics. [laughter] great job. what a beautiful job you did. thank you for all the help in north carolina. thank you very much. [applause] senator joni ernst. thank you, joni. senator bill hagerty. bill is going to be seeing me in a little while. he's doing a fantastic job. very honored by bringing bill out. and his respected senator. ronna mcdaniel. where is ronna? i don't get to see so many of you with all these lights. but she's here somewhere. great job. you just heard jim jordan. this guy is an incredible guy. [applause] we have pastor jeffers, too, who has been with me right from the beginning. i will never forget a statement he said, who is this guy on television, trump, he may not know the bible as well as some of us, in fact, he may

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from fossil fuels and away from russian fuels in particular . ukranian president the letter mister lindsey is welcomed a pledge by washington to provide an additional $1000000000.00 in military aid to ukraine. it's the largest package since russia's invasion began. speaking in brussels, u. s. secretary of defense, lloyd austin, called on other countries to also step up support. says the war has reached a pivotal moment. the meeting includes nato members, as well as dozens of additional countries known as the cranium. defense contact group. his us defense secretary lloyd austin, speaking earlier. so security group 1st came together nearly 3 months ago. we doc tremendous momentum for donations and delivery of notary assistance. and after this, this afternoon's discussions, we're not just going to maintain that momentum. we're going to move even faster and push human heart. will deepen our coordination and cooperation and will bolster ukraine's armed forces to help them repel russian aggression. melanin mac montgomery is a military expert with the foundation for defense of democracies who ser

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was a lindsey his argument is that ukraine is perkins 1st stop really. and that the whole european project could be at risk of collapse even potent is allowed to continue. the lensky looking for security assurance is from the a you are being for being and being a part of the a you, as it were, i mean, the ukraine has, or large factions of ukraine have long wanted to become a part of the, a you. but obviously the situation here at the security situation has obviously hastened there. the desire to then have these security assurances from me a year. but you know, as you just rightly stated, the president macro on france saying that this can take decades. and that is true. i mean, we've most a bead so the a you take around about 10 years. so there is no legal framework for fast tracking as it was even if the candidacy is allowed next week. and as is expected, it's still a very long road ahead for president zalinski. he said the not necessarily looking for a fast track, but this is definitely in his mind a step in the right direction. d. w 's rebecca readers

berlin. ukraine, the weights on a key decision on its plans to join the european union as president, lindsey calls this week a storage week and warns of more russian attacks on this country. also coming up in israel a 5th election in less than 4 years. prime minister nestali bennett, 8 party coalition crumbles, lay year after the government forge and a top german art festival covers. one of its works after receiving complaints that a portray jewish people using anti semitic stereotypes. while making a statement of the israel palestinian conflict. ah, i married children, welcome to the program. we begin with a warning for europe from ukrainian president voting or zalinski. he says other european country should be bracing for potentially hostile activity for moscow. zelinski says ukraine face is a historic, weak as it awaits a landmark decision from e. leaders on its bid for candidate status. but that this could prompt russia to intensify its aggression against ukraine and its western supporters. a russian missile plunged into ukrainian soil in the city of lazy chance. no one is safe across th

>> i think they are starting to learn that and lindsey graham did tremendous job there, that is right. democrats came in and tried to enact beginning steps of the green new deal and what happens when you put all the new rules and regulations in on the energy sector? you limit production and i'm not even going to include labor laws they are trying to change, everything they are trying to do has had negative impact on the energy sector. talk about wanting to increase taxes on sector of the economy we desperately need that is holding us back, leading to more inflation, nothing good is happening when you're attacking the energy sector and threatening to attack more, that will limit them from increasing investment to increase production. they are absolutely going in the wrong direction on energy prices, this administration is clueless and you don't have anyone from the private sector, everyone is bureaucrat or college professor and they believe with their heart right thing to do in america is to try to start and enact policies -- >> carley: you are right and big difference between the bide

senator lindsey graham former white house chief of staff mick mulvaney. both in the state of south carolina to give us their insights next too. >> height mr. gaudi congratulations on a one of sunday night in it's been a welcome back to sunday night america. for mass shootings to the board to record high inflation and crime it is a challenging time to be a public service. americans do not think the country is headed in the right direction where there are challenges at home and abroad. we are seemingly always in election mode. let's see where we are at some of the issues for most on the minds of americans and bring it south carolina senator lindsey graham. senator, the term red flag laws have come up in the aftermath of mass shootings. every time i've ever heard that term come up in your presence you always mention due process. what do you mean by due process? what are you looking for? >> so what are we trying to accomplish? congratulations on a heck of a year here pretty done a really good job explaining complicated issues to people and away without shouti