mark white, our home editor who's following these sentencing events down crown court. k, just getting the message really , this getting the message really, this may not be over. they still want to hear from people . no, and for to hear from people. no, and for good reason because this was a case that throughout as almost every month that passed more of david curry's victims were coming forward. i was the original magistrate's hearing when david carrick back in 2021, and then it was one count of rape that he faced against one individual. but course, as time on and his name was because he'd charged his name was then in the pubuc charged his name was then in the public sphere other victims clearly got word of that and felt in themselves after all these years past come forward and report their crimes. it one of the key factors in a point for david to of course where people have said that you know those accused of rape just like those accused of rape just like those alleged victims of rape should be given anonyme ity until that court is concluded way or the other. but of cou

mark white gb news. well, thanks to mark that exclusive report . but mark that exclusive report.his morning, while recess might calm things down for backbench members of parliament, it's full steam ahead for the prime minister who is today set to meet bill gates at imperial college, london . the at imperial college, london. the two california billionaire as well almost will be discussing shared priorities include innovation. green tech and life sciences . can these areas really sciences. can these areas really uk growth through this decade? i'd be delighted to be joined now by stian westlake, ceo of the royal statistical society stan. this does seem to be a bit of a passion project for the prime minister. he created a new government department all science, innovation and technology and now he's meeting with bill gates . yeah, that's with bill gates. yeah, that's right. and i think i mean, in some ways i'm very optimistic about this. seeing science and technology getting a seat at the cabinet table , something it cabinet table, something it hasn't had for years, seeing a focus on

mark white there much, mark. mark white there down in brighton.t said credibly distressing . right. credibly distressing. right. let's bring you a rather heart warming story. we all need little bit of cheering up, don't we? at the moment? freezing cold outside. owner of book bodega in kent bates posted online that her business was struggling to pay her business was struggling to pay the energy bills it needed £800. this the shop's rent bill staff cost bills were all due and sapphire reached doubts on twitter. she joins me now. good morning sapphire . hello. good morning sapphire. hello. good lovely to see you. the owner of bodega books now, there was clearly something about your tweet and the image of your beautiful bookshop that captured the imagination and the work of social media leapt into life . social media leapt into life. it's a beautiful shop if you're watching listening on the radio , it's a small little shop with beautiful , very colourful . and beautiful, very colourful. and you said, we need your help . i you said, we need your help.

on nato's borders, mark white . gb news well i'm mark white.ell i'm delighted to say know that i'm joined by a member of the ukrainian parliament for the people's party . andrii also people's party. andrii also shook. people's party. andrii also shook . andre, thank you very shook. andre, thank you very much for joining shook. andre, thank you very much forjoining me today. much for joining me today. i suppose people are marking the solemn anniversary in a range of ways. what are your thoughts today one year on.7 good afternoon . thanks for having me afternoon. thanks for having me here. look, today the ukrainian parliament together , together in parliament together, together in the houses of parliament, in the centre of the city and we did ourjob approving necessary laws and regulations . we did the same and regulations. we did the same one year ago . the invasion one year ago. the invasion started when the missiles bombs were exploding in kyiv around , were exploding in kyiv around, the kyiv and that day no one was giving us even week . but w

mark white . gb news. i just mark white. gb news.l people. me who also announced the nation that we have been invaded by. but there we go. mark white joins me now. so i am a security at it, sir. so it's not aliens then? no, but they are ufos and purest sense. they are. and identify and flying objects . the issue and flying objects. the issue is, you know in terms of the origin . can you rule an origin. can you rule an extraterrestrial origin? and of course a us military spokesman said he wasn't willing to rule in or out, which of course then led to this wild speculation while sweeping the planet. but very unlikely to be extra terrestrial in origin . much more terrestrial in origin. much more likely to be china, russia potentially even western countries putting up weather balloons. we just don't about the last three objects that were shot down by missiles of what we were told is an abundance of caution, flying over the united states and over the weekend. now that first object that was shot down on 4th of february, that was a balloon,

mark white gb news need arise. mark white gb news news . let's get more now with news. hey going to react to. that's the problem we still know what's out there . we still know what's out there. yeah, well, they may well know . yeah, well, they may well know. but they're not sharing it with us which is only of course fuelling a lot of the speculation as to what the origin of these objects might be. and of course we're getting increased sightings now probably because they have increased the sensitivity if you like on the doppler systems that they have. they are to be able to detect slower moving and smaller objects that are out there. and clearly the very fact that we got three sighting things that were then intercepted and shot down within the space of a shows you perhaps how many of these objects are out there and it's very probable that they have entered uk airspace from time to time because according to the us there are some 40 countries that they have flagged up as being where the chinese spy believed to have intercept and that there isindeed to have intercept and tha

mark white gb news. more with mark. joining us in the studio. regards lorries remember, of course what was happening in calais coming . maybe they've calais coming. maybe they've taken their eye off the. well i think would dispute that they've taken their eye off the ball. it was a major issue . the smuggling was a major issue. the smuggling of people in the backs of lorries , other vehicles a few lorries, other vehicles a few years back before the small boats crisis became such a big phenomenon . and during that phenomenon. and during that process , many millions of process, many millions of additional funding were given to the likes of the port of cali to improve security. there they had these carbon dioxide measuring instruments so people are exhaling. absolutely. on board. yes. dogs were used x x—ray scanners used on. they had certainly some successes . not certainly some successes. not the lorries go through the ports or those. so it is a bit of a lottery. and clearly if you're an illegal immigrant, you get on board a lorry and it's not che

mark white gb news.this and clearly this indicates that perhaps that policing operation on dunkirk to calais stretch has been more effective, which is why having to move further down. you there's no doubt there have been increased and there are regular reports now of the police being to catch up with these small boats before they actually get down into the water and puncturing these boats. there's as we saw in the report, the miles and miles of security, fencing going up. it's all designed make it a hostile environment for. designed make it a hostile environment for . those criminal environment for. those criminal gangsin environment for. those criminal gangs in terms of using it as a launch point. and to an extent it's working . we have to say it's working. we have to say that i think the vast majority are still from those beaches. but a significant number are going further and, farther south. and that means , of south. and that means, of course, a consequence of that mark, when you head off from a beac

mark white . gb to the limit. mark white. gb news. 6:31. we will take a break there.fter that, going through the papers, patsy stevenson and michael portillo . let's bring you up to date with the front pages before we review the front pages before we review the papers. we begin with the time it is focusing very much on the labour party. sir keir starmer written inside the starmer is written inside the papen starmer is written inside the paper. telling those that paper. he's telling those that oppose semitism oppose this anti semitism reforms leave telegraph reforms to leave telegraph covers efforts by the covers their efforts by the government to crack down on sick notes at work. this is a good story which i think we should talk about on the list. get people back into the workplace , people back into the workplace, too many of them through in a psyche to easily take a look at this one, a glove featuring on the front of the sun at this believed to be or possibly could believed to be or possibly could be belonging to nicola birley. they've been handed a stained glass fo

look, mark, you very, very much as mark white, our homeland security .nd well, there we go. this is the latest today, which is that she moved bakam, of course, is not a british citizen. and although may well appear let, she will appeal it potentially, by the way, at the cost of the british taxpayer, i is an taxpayer, which i think is an important on this. we'll have to drill down into the specifics on that, potentially she will that, but potentially she will not returning time not be returning to pursue time soon. does else find it quite bizarre how many people are willing to do a job on shamima bakam? we could argue that the in some senses have focussed on her in an interesting light has been podcasts sincere , etc. been podcasts sincere, etc. yeah, the real shamima and all of that i found out bizarre. i find it quite strange that there is clearly such a big pr machine behind, you know, changing the way that she dresses, gone from wearing more traditional islamic dress baseball caps and dress to baseball caps and lipstick and all of that, hasn't they? t

mark, what and join our homeland security edit you'iark white. r homeland security edit you tell white. mark, what and join our homeland security edityou tell uinte. mark, what and join our homeland security edit you tell us please rk, what and join our homeland security edityou tell us please ?, what and join our homeland security edityou tell us please ? well,: can you tell us please? well, patrick, the couple have been spotted in a store not too far from here about 930, as you say, last member of the public spot heard them recognised them from the various witness appeals that there have been over the last couple of months. and called 999. now the police tell us is that within 6 minutes of that call they here they met with the couple in golf drive, which is just effectively where standing here just took the bottom of some, they were heading up towards those allotments. there was no sign, as you mentioned, in the introduction there of , in the introduction there of, this infant with them and they arrested on suspicion of child neglect have been i

mark white gb news as well. n himself is right here next to me in the studio and mark the fact he is now that more parts of the uk are going to be opened up to arrivals on. yeah because clearly when these boats are coming from further south it's a big old stretch of there you are opening yourself up to southwesterly winds from the fast moving tides you could end up anywhere . i mean one of the up anywhere. i mean one of the plus points as far as those trying to navigate across from the shorter distance between cali and dover is that you can pretty much see from the french side the landmass off the kent course and you can see prominent landmarks like television towers which are asked to steer towards the lights of the television mast. so you don't get that when further south in, it's a much more expansive piece of sea it's over the horizon. so they can end up anywhere. in fact, the gentleman there from , the gentleman there from, the lifeboat service in breck , who lifeboat service in breck, who was doing the inte

mark white . on nato's borders. mark white. gb news. well, joining me now is ukrainian mp .lex gonchar and ukrainian mp. alex gonchar and co alex i'm just reading what president putin said a year ago today. he said whoever would try today. he said whoever would try to stop us and further create threats to russia to our people should know russia's response will be immediate and will lead to serious consequences. you never faced in your history. we are ready for any outcome. i don't think putin expected the outcome of the last 12 of the last 12 months with the huge nato response to back ukraine. absolutely. he lost all his objectives . he didn't take fear. objectives. he didn't take fear. he didn't install a puppet regime in ukraine. he didn't he didn't take odesa, my native city, we like all objectives he had. he did not succeed to achieve them . the only thing he achieve them. the only thing he achieved is like hundreds and of losses to victims of russian army. huge disaster , russian army. huge disaster, russian economy, huge political disaster and that is the end. all of t

let's get the very latest now the and security editor mark white, who's there in brighton. x police and the metropolitan police who've been involved course from the early on onset of this inquiry . yes, all morning we've inquiry. yes, all morning we've been watching those operations from the metropolitan police, from the metropolitan police, from sussex police and from the partners . of course in surrey partners. of course in surrey police as well, because they operate a joint . crime sort of operate a joint. crime sort of operation . is that the two operation. is that the two forces operate together and those officers from surrey are here with their colleagues from sussex, we've watched they carried out searches of an allotment behind us. huge area, actually a few hundred yards from the bottom end of allotments where i am right to the top end of those allotments and well as that there's a wooded area around here. there's a nature reserve as well. all of these areas are being searched and that search will find out as the often do if they don't find anything in the immediate

mark white, chief news . well, let's white, chief news.minister, good joins us now. minister, good morning to you . the only hope we morning to you. the only hope we have in the face of vladimir putin is our longevity in is it our determination to stay the course ? we as a british people course? we as a british people and as a british government prepared to do that ? yes, prepared to do that? yes, i think we are. and if you think about it, last year people were debating how long ukraine had on this very day of the 24th of february. and people were talking about, you know, it wasn't about resistance operations. how could we deal with the huge numbers , refugees with the huge numbers, refugees and one year on, we've seen a ukraine a fighting massive odds against them has inflicted we think over 180,000 dead or injured. russian soldiers, they've destroyed thousands of their tanks . the international their tanks. the international community has come together in a way i don't think anyone really expect it but in a way not just coming. they've s

mark white gb news. at scotland yard . well, thank at scotland yard. well, thank you, mark.n. he's former director of professional at the met police . professional at the met police. he's look, thank you very much for coming on the show. i've got to ask were you director of professional standards the met police. when david carrick was that. police. when david carrick was that . no, no i wasn't police. when david carrick was that. no, no i wasn't in fact. no, i've retired then. okay. alright okay, fair enough. and look, how was this allowed to slip through the net. i mean was being brought to the attention in 2002. i do understand that you were there until 2009. we don't . yes. although by stage i don't. yes. although by stage i was working and training new officers . the reason that he was officers. the reason that he was able to slip through the net as you put it, to two basic issues here. the first is that please , here. the first is that please, regulations mean that police regulations, which are statutory mean that you can't simply either an officer or even get him remov

. >> mark tepper kaylee mcghee white, mark time that we actually saw people in northern border ayou've got agents at south get in on. mark: they roif they can go through canada come through northern border our response topull agents from southern borrowed completely idiotic we need to secure both borders all our borders, obviously, especially after the china spy balloon came in, through our border viaair space the biggest thing that surprises me about all this when you look at president biden,i take a guy who who has a recovering addict as a son, and he has shown no interest in securing the border, and in stopping influx of fentanyl, remember he made that comment not too long ago nobody screws with bidens something along those lines maybe used a swear word in there popularity not apparently he is willing to allow his family to be at risk, if it means get votes because that is what this is all about there is ulterior o motive whereby democrats want votes view migrants as ideal voters for them. maria: kaylee how do you see it. kaylee: complete overwhelmed i am great lakes from south to n

there's a political angle this as have a white as well, mark. oing through parliament this week. to waved week. it's going to be waved through if briefings to be believed, which will see the onset creation of onset or the creation of a football regulator. the premier league that. they league do not want that. they need proving by turning on need to be proving by turning on one own that are one of their own that they are able their own house in able to keep their own house in order. very rare you order. it's very rare that you see the premier league turn on one their own as what they one of their own as what they are now having said that, long term, don't term, even though they don't want books going through term, even though they don't wabeing books going through term, even though they don't wabeing goneyks going through term, even though they don't wa being gone through| through term, even though they don't wa being gone through with ugh term, even though they don't wa being gone through with this or being gone through with this fine anybody, th

home security editor mark white is with me now. what more do we know, mark?h this morning. we had a statement from the home office. yeah, well, this was really about whether that and home that decision buzzes and home secretary in 2019 to secretary sajid in 2019 to revoke her citizenship was lawful. he did that on the grounds of national security claiming that shamima begum was risk to national security if she came back here because of all the intelligence that he'd been about what she was up in syria as a member of the so—called islamic state terrorist group. but on that issue of stripping her of her citizenship , her of her citizenship, obviously the british government can't do that. if that renders someone . but it was always sajid someone. but it was always sajid javid contention that she had open her an avenue of pursuing civil citizenship in bangladesh because of her parents, bangladeshi citizens , at least bangladeshi citizens, at least her father anyway. and that avenue was open to a she's never chosen to explore that particular avenue . indeed, the p

i'm mark white is gb news homeland security editor.re so to you our authorities our communities doing all they can to combat violent crime with pubuc can to combat violent crime with public services under unbearable strain. why are we still failing control our borders defends first priority of any government has been continually hollowed out . can we trust has been continually hollowed out. can we trust our politicians to protect the armed forces . join me mark white . on and welcome back to gb news. let's take you back north of the border. find out what's happening in terms of the to lead the snp. well it's getting chaotic because kate forbes is bid to take nicola sturgeon as next first minister seems to be already in trouble just a day after officially announcing her candidacy , although she said a candidacy, although she said a little later her campaign for the leadership very much alive . the leadership very much alive. however, a key backers are not saying they no longer support the finance secretary after she said she would have

mark white, our home affairs editor, has put together this report predicting where boats are going tooming from in big numbers over the course of this summer. racing out from the french, a local lifeboat crew responding to reports of a small migrant boat. to reports of a small migrant boat . in but to reports of a small migrant boat. in but this incident to reports of a small migrant boat . in but this incident also boat. in but this incident also involving a french border patrol vesselis involving a french border patrol vessel is far away from the usual small boat routes out of dunkirk . calais in fact we're dunkirk. calais in fact we're south of the line more than 50 miles from those routes . it's miles from those routes. it's one of dozens of rescues the lifeboat based in back has attended in recent months a major uptick in active city as people smugglers attempt to avoid increasing police patrols farther north. this think to donald the numbers have been rising at the end of 2021 we were involved in many migrant . were involved in many migrant. dufing were involved in many migrant.

mark white, our home affairs editor, has put together this report predicting where boats are going tooming from in big numbers over the course of this summer. racing out from the french, a local lifeboat crew responding to reports of a small migrant boat. to reports of a small migrant boat . in but to reports of a small migrant boat. in but this incident to reports of a small migrant boat . in but this incident also boat. in but this incident also involving a french border patrol vesselis involving a french border patrol vessel is far away from the usual small boat routes out of dunkirk . calais in fact we're dunkirk. calais in fact we're south of the line more than 50 miles from those routes . it's miles from those routes. it's one of dozens of rescues the lifeboat based in back has attended in recent months a major uptick in active city as people smugglers attempt to avoid increasing police patrols farther north. this think to donald the numbers have been rising at the end of 2021 we were involved in many migrant . were involved in many migrant. dufing were involved in many migrant.

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host: let's listen to the president yesterday at the white house marking the anniversary of fmla. [video clip] >> the united states, still one of the only countries in the world that does not guarantee paid leave. the only countries in the world -- look, as a result, 94% of our lowest wage workers, mostly women and workers of color, have no paid family leave at all. 94%. meaning, you can only take care to care for your loved one if you can afford to give up your salary. i remain committed to changing that and bringing align with every single major economy in the world bypassing a national program of paid medical leave. >> [applause] >> by the way -- >> [applause] pres. biden: american workers deserve paid sick days, as well. page six days. -- paid sick days. i have called on congress to act, i will continue fighting as i know all of you will. no american should have to choose between a paycheck and taking care of a family member or themselves. host: president biden at the white house yesterday marking the 30th anniversary of the family and medical leave act. at the event was forme

mark meredith at the white house. thank you very much.e, the new red wave, it is already here. there it is. joe concha wrote that. he joins me now. good morning to you, joe. what do you mean by that? >> ashley it is remarkable when you look at the census numbers, reports from moving companies like u-haul, the national association of realtors. they have all done studies recently. they have all released data. all show a mass exodus out of blue states like california, new york, illinois. we're talking about residents. we're talking about businesses. all those states as you know are run by democrats and those seeing the major population gains include, florida, texas, tennessee, north and south carolina. those are all run by republican governors. you look at the top three reasons? taxes, crime, traffic. with more people being able to work from anywhere at anytime, ashley, those with office jobs don't necessarily have to quit the positions or leave their companies. think about it. when you're faced with a choice, should i live in california whe

with me all of the details on what is a horrific case is our home security editor mark white. t is the latest? it's absolute shocker. of course, the nature of the crime was , but nature of the crime was, but actually the real scan here is this individual had been a failed asylum seeker. it exhausted all avenues of appeal. i'm told by 2017 yet for five years after the home office did not this individual from the uk he was still here and then able to kill frail elderly pensioner a woman by the name of brenda blaney, an absolute gem of a woman from all accounts who befriended this when he was working in a restaurant in, leeds, a few years back . they leeds, a few years back. they had formed almost like grandmother, grandson type relationship. according to the court , she opened her home to court, she opened her home to him, gave him a bedroom. the use his car and also a study because he was studying at university at the time as well. but as you say diagnosed with paranoid senior he had said that he had heard voices in head which compelled him to kill this grandmother been on the p

mark meredith is at the white house this morning. the senate is getting briefed could we start to get some answers as a result of that? >> reporter: well, the briefing's going to be classified, so it's possible the senators are going to have to that stay tight-lipped. president biden has also been fairly tight-lipped even though he's under growing pressure to address the decision to shoot down these multiple flying objects in both canadian and u.s. air space. right now we don't expect to the hear from the president odd the on this issue, but we are hearing from his defense secretary the, lloyd austin, who talked about the recovery operations already underway. >> because we've not been able to definitively assess what these recent objects are, we've acted out of an abundance of caution to protect the, our security and interests. that's why we have teams working hard to track down the debris from over the weekend. >> reporter: but that debris is spread out over multiple different sites including the ones there on your screen many some

mark. the white house says the president has no plans to go to ukraine at this point. >> we obviously are maintaining of solidarity with ukrainian people. there are no plans for the president to enter ukraine on this particular trip. >> griff: he is meeting with the polish president to discuss the war effort. biden to give a speech warsaw highlighting contributions to ukraine. congressman michael waltz says biden week foreign policy is is emboldening vladimir putin. >> as biden takes his victory lap, pats himself on the back, a one-year anniversary, we didn't understand who truly is at fault here. i agree with you putin absolutely launched this brutal, unjust, atrocious war. however, we also need to fully recognize that deterrence fail. and it failed in a massive way. in if you look at the steps that led up to this invasion from te white house as part, projected weakness, that i think aloud putin to believe he could get away with it. >> ashley: in the past year, congress has sent $113 billion to ukraine. that is, like i said, most americans know exactly where the money is going. >> this will be deliv

mark meredith following all of that at the white house. ton advisor. mark, what do you make of the polls, reaction they get from the white house they have not done as effective job selling the good they're doing with the economy? that is how they frame it. >> well, look i think the polls that we just saw are accurate. the president is underwater. a lot of people don't want to, including democrats see him run again. this speech is his best opportunity, with probably 45 million people who may watch, to begin to push back on those element to show that he is vibrant enough to run and, as we did, as you may remember in the '96 state of the union, everybody thought the economy was bad and we really actively disputed that. he has got to take lower inflation numbers, the job, the job ratings, the fed tapering off somewhat, the lowest unemployment and put that together in a case that things aren't as bad as people think they are because the two blockers to him winning re-election are, first they think he is too old and too weak as a leader and secon

mark meredith is live from the white house with more. good morning to you. >> steve, ainsley and brian good morning to you guys. the president did mention china in his speech last night. critics say he should have played a much more prominent role in the state of the union address. of the president did make some subtle references to the chinese spy craft that was shot down offer the coast last week. take a listen. >> >> i'm committed to work with china where we can advance america interest and benefit the world. make no mistake about it. as we made clear last week if china threatens our sovereignty, we will act to protect our country and we did. [applause] >> critics argue the president waited far too long to shoot the device down. the president insists he chose to shoot it down over water to avoid any falling debris. house majority leader steve scalise says that simply does not add up. >> a balloon flies over the united states collecting data over every military base in america and the president sits by, says he gave the order on wednesd

mark meredith at the white house. from there, please, mark. >> reporter: stuart, trying to work deflating into the conversation after lauren did. good morning to you. the balloon is no longer flying over the united states. the national security headaches are for president biden very much up in the air. congressional republicans very worry what they have seen even though the white house insists reason they delayed shooting the ball ran down because of safety concerns. we saw the actual shootdown of the balloon. the pictures are on your screen. the president told reporters he ordered the balloon shot down on wednesday after being briefed on the situation, even though not taken down until saturday. he is thanking the military personnel. there are questions how often the balloons cross over the united states and become too common. the president has not spoken a lot about this. he answered a few reporters questions. we're hoping he may say more when he gets back to the white house from camp david, 90 minutes from now. on c

. >> host: let's listen to thelv president yesterday at the white house marking the anniversary of fmla. >> the united states, still one of her only country in in thd that doesn't guarantee paid leave. one of the only countries in the world that doesn't come look, as a result 94% of our lowest wage workers, , mostly women and workers of caller have no paid family leave at all, 94%. meaning you can only take time to care for love or if you can afford to give upfo your salary. i remain committed to changing that and bring it in a line with every other single made it, and were bypassing a national program of paid leave and medicalra leave. [cheers and applause] and by the way -- [applause] american workers deserve paid sick days as well. [cheers and applause] paid sick days. look, i've called on cars to act and no continue fighting as in all of you will as well. no american should ever choose, execute between a paycheck and take care of the family member or taking care of themselves. >> host: president biden at the white house yesterday marking the 30th anniversary of the family and medica

home security mark white is joining us markets it's a brutal case which of course reflects on not thistencing too. but why wasn't picked up before he was placed where he was. yeah i mean it's an shocker. this man shaheen darvish and a handyman was an iranian asylum seeker. he came to the uk 2005 at the age of 15 to study , but he then ran of 15 to study, but he then ran out of permission to stay by 2015. he then did what so many people do when they are found to be living here illegally, which is to claim asylum. yeah, well, he went through that process and i'm told from sources that that process was exhaust it in terms of all of his appeals by 2017 yet he's still remained in the country. he was not removed by a home office officials for another five years right up until the point where he killed this frail elderly woman , an 88 this frail elderly woman, an 88 year old woman called brenda blaney an absolute gem of a local woman from village of actually giving him a home. yeah. thornton deal which in nonh yeah. thornton deal which in north yorkshire not from scarborough they'd a few year

mark meadows also has relevant information for a separate investigation led by special crossed cuter, zach smith, and to the illegal possession of government documents after leaving the white house. if mark meadows had not yet been subpoenaed to testify, the news might be an indication that jack smith's january six investigation might be moving closer to a conclusion then the documents investigation. mark meadows refused to comply with a subpoena by the january 6th committee and the house of representatives, a member of that committee will join us to discuss what the committee wanted to question mark meadows about, and jack smith should be questioning mark meadows about. at the campaign event in minnesota today for mike pence is not yet announced losing presidential campaign, mike pence made it official that he received a subpoena from jack smith last week and he intends to fight it for the most preposterous reason ever given by a former vice president of the united states for anything. >> i am going to fight the biden's doj. on the subpoena that was sent to me last week because it is unconstitutional and it is unprecedented. and the doj knows that. the subpoenae by the ju

home security editor mark white me now . this is a white joins me now. really shocking story mark. what happened? it's horrific . this happened? it's horrific. this individual , four year old individual, four year old shaheen darvish niranjan, he was taken in an 88 year old woman called brenda blayney in the village of thornton le dale, which is in north yorkshire, up towards scarborough. there he , towards scarborough. there he, befriended her. he worked a restaurant in leeds and they kind of formed almost like a grandmother, grandson tabulation chip over a number of years and she eventually invited him to her home, gave him a room, but her home, gave him a room, but he was a paranoid schizophrenic, according to the medical evidence in court and in january of last year, the 5th of january, he this old woman , he january, he this old woman, he said, because of voices in head, telling him to do that , the she telling him to do that, the she had been on the phone this woman to a local shop to order some food to be delivered when the line dead. the worried

afternoon, we'll see the fallout from this announcement just a few moments ago come alive from the white house, marketary, thank you for joining us. and john, the john kirby briefing is still ongoing at the white house, and we have been monitoring that for additional news, and while he did detailed that they made this call to shoot the object down or take it down within the past hour, just a little further detail on that, the decision was made this morning he just revealed, asked when did the president give the order to shoot it down? this morning. >> john: talk about burying the lede, talks about all of this other stuff, and then a reporter says, oh, by the way, did you shoot something down? oh, yes. here are the details. my gosh. >> martha: grade to be with you come have a great weekend. i'm sandra smith. >> martha: elsey and monday, thank you for joining us, "the story" with martha continues to breaking news. >> it's actually a trace, good afternoon, and trace gallagher in for martha maccallum, "the story" is a bombshell as we can train new breaking news, about to go to the pentagon as a white ho

white house office back in 2017. we have fox team covering for you with andy mccarthy standing by. hello, andy. mark meredith is live at the white house on the north lawn with the latest on what we are hearing from the president, mark. >> sandra, good afternoon to you. the president says he was as surprised as anyone to find that older classified materials were at the d.c. office building or home in wilmington, delaware. the investigation into how they got there, and whether there were security implications are ongoing, but the president did talk about what happened when he sat down with pbs earlier this week. >> one of the things that happened is what was not done well is as they packed up my offices and moved them, they didn't do the kind of job that should have been done to go thoroughly through every single piece of literature that's there. but i just -- let the investigation decide what's going on and we'll see what happens. >> we are still waiting to see whether or not the special counsel would sit down with the president, and don't know how long the probe may last or any impact on any potenti

subpoena activity that we have seen from jack smith, whether it's ivanka trump, jared kushner, mark meadows, whitese counsel -- donald trump's criminal defense attorneys -- which, i think the congressman would agree, is highly unusual for prosecutors to subpoena the criminal defense attorneys of a target we are investigating and perhaps intending to indict. but jack smith is on the offense. he is not playing defense. i maintain he is really running a two minute offense at this point, not giving the defense time to catch its breath. whereas, before he was appointed on november 18th, lawrence, it felt like doj could not even get out of the locker room. >> congressman swalwell, i want to go back and extend the example you are giving about, what about just doing your duty? mike pence was definitely protected to the extent it protects anyone by the speech and debate clause when he was a member of the house of representatives, years ago, as you are now. consider this hypothetical. that you were engaged in a legislative meeting with a colleague of yours who was trying to urge you to meet a lobbyist to di

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mark meredith is live from the white house. mark?ent biden is he also sat down with telemundo in which he denied a report that the administration is considering a mass deportation plan which would move non-mexican migrants out of the u.s. into mexico. take a listen to what the president had to say. >> i'm saying we have not done that. >> would you consider it in the future once title 42 is lifted? >> i don't think we have to do that. >> this week the president told congress the situation on the border is improving as the administration addresses the root causes of migration from northern triangle countries. but this issue extends, well beyond our hemisphere at least 1800 chinese nationals have been encountered at the southern border in the last few months. florida senator marco rubio furious with the border strategy he had a tweet out in which he said on tuesday night biden bragged how his new border plan announced last month by the already cut migration from cuba, haiti, nicaragua and venezuela by 97%. here is an example of what has

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mark meredith is live at the white house with more. hi, mark. >> good morning. president biden appears ready to rumble when it comes to the debate over the future of social security and medicare as you were showing. he mentioned it multiple times this week. republicans insist this is all about politics, not substance. the president was down in tampa, florida yesterday. his second stop in a battleground state this week alone. during a speech in tampa the president repeatedly attacked florida senator rick scott up for re-election next year. the president claims senator scott wants to cut both programs after he introduced a plan to sunset legislation every five years. >> president biden: maybe he changed his mind and seen the lord but meaning if you don't reauthorize it, it goes away. sunset social security and medicare every five years. >> the senator says he has no plans to cut either program. he is accusing president biden of twisting his words and promoting similar plans decades ago when biden was serving in the senate. scott is ready to battle on this very iss

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mark meredith at the white house all right, mark. he's looking like he's campaign ing.ve the support of democrats? >> well, stu, right now he does but a lot can change. we're waiting to see if there's any different reaction after the speech today. we are going to be hearing from the president on a number of different topics, the economy, jobs and a white house aid told me this morning he will reference the chinese spy craft that was shot down, however, it's not a large reference, it's only going to be a small part of the speech. instead we'll hear more about the economy and here is why. 80% of rejected uttered voters only rank the economy as fair or poor. those numbers are up more than 10 percentage points from earlier in the presidents term so in the speech which i'm told is a work in progress we'll hear the president talk about the economy, jobs but also more issues that will get more bipartisan support, efforts to cure cancer, the war on drugs and boosting america's mental health services. we heard from the president late yesterday. he wants to talk to the people wel

get right to mark meredith live at the white house with more. mark? >> brian, ainsley and steve.morning to all three of you. u.s. officials say for the last few days they have been monitoring this high altitude surveillance balloon as it has been floating over the continental united states. while officials stress they do not believe that this balloon poses any physical threat, there are still a lot of concerns about where this balloon has been coming from, several u.s. officials stressing that they believe this did come from china. it's sparking major concerns about how the u.s. plans to respond. we did hear from pentagon officials late yesterday. >> the u.s. government to include norad continues to track and monitor it closely. the balloon is currently traveling at an altitude well above commercial air traffic and does not present a military or physical threat to people on the ground. >> balloon has been floating over sparsely populated areas of montana. we have been told that have been discussions both here at the white house and across the river at the pentagon about potential