feeling much more able to talk about these things and they were obviously when they're in power news corp and murdoch have done an enormous damage to western democracy and in particular to the united states in this trial and they're now determined same's to point the man's very publicly which is new and must be very confronting for the made up media because part of its power has been that politicians dana speaking against it. controlling 65 percent of the print media market in australia actually represents a step back for rupert murdoch and his company that figure used to be high between selling some papers off and the digital diversification of journalism in every news corpus trail you is not the influential as it was in. the upcoming senate inquiry we'll examine that and could well shed some light on the dark side of media murdoch politics in australia. what will really be fascinating in history is this would be an occasion in which people can appear before parliament and give evidence about the made up media empires influence on them so politicians phonak over to talk about what is hap

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williams, assistant secretary of state for africa appeared sargent shriver, head of the new peace corpsadelaide stephenson un ambassador. william foster, now disarmament agency head and dean rusk, secretary of state. at his state of the union address, mr. kennedy put his new program squarely before the people. he had been a senator now he appeared before his former fellow congressmen in a new role as president. >> life in 1961 won't be easy. >> reporter: these were the elected representatives of 185 citizens. the suspects of the new program primarily on their people on their approval. these are the people's representatives. kennedy faced international problems from the beginning. in laos congress's, president said unreservedly support the goal of a neutral independent country. tied to no outside power or group of powers. threatening no one. free from any domination. we are faced with a clear and one-sided threat of a change in the internationally agreed position. this threat runs counter to the will of the people. they wish only to be independent and neutral. military operations directe

williams, assistant secretary of state for africa, sergeant shriver, head of the new peace corps. lai stevenson, u.n. ambassador. william foster, disarmament agency head and dean rusk, secretary of state. [applause] >> at his state-of-the-union address in january, mr. kennedy put his new programs squarely before the team. he had been a senator. now he appeared before his former fellow congressmen in the new role of president. [applause] >> why 1961 will not be easy. >> these were the elected representatives of 185 million citizens. the success of the new president's program rested primarily on their approval. he embodies the will of the people. these were the peoples' representatives. [applause] >> kennedy faced international problems from the beginning. in laos, communist guerrillas were threatening. at a press conference he said -- >> strongly and unreservedly support the goal of a neutral and independent laos tied to no outside power or group of powers. threatening no one and free from any domination. we are faced with a clear and one-sided threat of a change in the internationa

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the australian newspapers which is a subsidiary of news corps, also part of the murdoch empire, is reportinga leaked database of nearly 2 million registered chinese communist party members. some of those communist members have been identified as employees of u.s. corporations, companies including pfizer, boeing, qualcomm and three communist party members on that list have also been found to have infiltrated the u.s. consulate in shanghai. and these identified party members among 2 million, and this is only the first tranche of names to be published numbering just over 8100. a lot more revelations to come. >>> well, now to the late in the hunter biden scandal. a new report finds joe biden's son failed to report hundreds of thousands of dollars in income he collected while serving on the board of ukraine gas company burisma. fox news correspondent mike emmanuel joins us now from washington with more on the story. mike? >> reporter: lou, good evening. former business partner wrote hunter biden in a january 2017 e-mail obtained by fox, quote: we still need to amend your 2014 returns to reflect t

command of a tank training center at gettysburg, pennsylvania, where he prepared troops of the new tank corpseas duty. his performance won for him distinguished service medal, but before he was able to get to europe, the war ended. in the late 1920s, after graduation from the command and general staff school, major dwight d. eisenhower was assigned to france to prepare a guide book on american battlefields in europe. it was his first direct experience with that continent. with the '30s came other assignments, climaxed by service under general douglas macarthur in the philippines. for four years, he worked with macarthur, who was commander in chief of the philippine army, to help the commonwealth government work out a plan for its military defense. ordered back to the states in december 1939, lieutenant colonel eisenhower went to ft. lewis, washington, as executive officer of the 15th infantry regiment. in the dark spring of 1940, german armored divisions were crashing through holland and belgium. the lufthansa were streaking destruction through the european skies. beleaguered britain was stan

command of a tank training center at gettysburg, pennsylvania where he prepared troops with the new tank corpsrvice medal, but before he was able to get to europe the war ended. ♪ ♪ in the late 1920s after the command of general staff school, major dwight d. eisenhower was assigned to france on prepare a guide book. it was his first direct experience with that continent. with the '30s came other assi assignments climaxed by douglas mccarthy in the philippines. for four years he worked with macarthur who was commander in chief of the philippine army to work out a plan for his military defense. ♪ ♪ ordered back to the states in december 1939, lieutenant colonel eisenhower went to washington as commanding officer of the 15th regiment. ♪ ♪ in the dark spring of 1940, german auto divisions were crashing through harlem and belgium. ♪ ♪ >> he was streaking its destruction through europe skies and beleaguered britain standing alone. the united states had passed the selective service act to prepare for what inevitably lay ahead. and the biggest challenge in colonel eisenhower's life was to aid in that

act gavethe air corps a lot of money to the federal government and the army air corps to build new basesthe selection of land here north of san antonio kind of brought together the fruition of all es, training the pilots necessary, as we move between the war periods in the 1920's and 1930's. randolph became that iconic visual for the air force. as you come through harmon drive, you see the taj mahal, the administered of building and it is an oppressive thing. for young people coming to the air force, that first sight of this impressive, tall building gave them a sense of pride not only in what they were about to do, but in their country. i think, in that way, it was reflective of the pride of the nation at the time. [engine starting] ♪ in those early films from early world war ii, it was almost recruitment. the army would use it in different bases throughout the country, the air corps branch would use it here at randolph to highlight and say, hey, if you're thinking about joining, join the air service. back then the movie was the thing you would go to. every saturday the kids would go an

joining us mow to talk about it, fox news medical corps ponte dr.or of "covid: the politics of fear expect power of science." 9 be sure to pick that up. dr. siegel, i understand that elected officials want to insure compliance. i get it. but they can do that verbally. they could encourage people to take the vaccine. but instead, it looks like aoc is has jumped to the front of the line, and my goodness, she's, you know, 31 years old. she's million thu. she's healthy. she has about a 0% chance of dying from covid, wouldn't you agree that she's not an essential worker? i dare say none of the 435 members of congress are essential workers. i find them all superfluous. what do you think? [laughter] >> least of all the squad, right, gregg? i mean, listen, you know, i mean for once i agree with congresswoman omar. i mean, i heard over the weekend that they're literally giving the vaccine out in the hallways of congress. i mean, how many leaders do we need? now, i like the idea, as you just said, of leadership, you know? i'll that take it then you take it. b

power competition is highlighted in the national defense strategy, the commandant of the marine corps bold new force design and planning guidance, recent provocation of russian military exercises, massive russian military exercises in the arctic and related to that the role of the navy and the marine corps as they play an increasingly important role in protecting our strategic interest in the arct arctic, let me touch on these briefly, first the impact of covid-19 on navy and marine corps readiness, over the last three months this committee has received frequent and productive briefings on covid-19 and on its impact on military readiness. as you are aware covid-19 reduced operation at navy and marine corps depots and postpone the vital exercises such as runs pack 2020 and change the way in which we train our sailors and marines, i'm looking forward to an update on these critical issues as it relates to the readiness of ourr marine corps and navy team. second i would like to address the national defense strategy in the navy and marine corps role in responding to the great powes competitionat, r

power competition as highlighted in the national defense strategy, the commandant of the marine corps's bold new force control design and planning guidance, recent provocation of russian military exercises -- massive russian military exercises in the arctic and related to that the role of the navy and marine corps as they play an increasingly important role in protecting our strategic interests in the arctic. let me touch on these briefly. first, the impact of covid-19 on navy and marine corps readiness. over the last few months we have received frequent and productive briefings on covid-19 and on its impact on military readiness. covid-19 reduced readiness on po perfect races, canceled rimpac 2020 and trained the way in which we train our sailors and marines. i'm looking forward to an update on these critical issues as it relates to the readiness of our marine corps and navy team. second, i'd like to address the 2018 national defense skrat gi and the navy's and marine's great competition. released in 2018 the national defense strategy i believe is still very much a bipartisan document and strat

one of kennedy's bold new programs was the peace corps.e tells its purpose in his wn words after signing the bill. >> i've today signed an executive order providing for he establishment of a peace corpas on a temporary pilot basis. it will be a pool of trained men overseas by the u.s. government or to private nstitutions and organizations to help foreign countries meet their urgent needs with skilled manpower. we'll send americans abroad who are qualified to do a job. e're going to put particular emphasis on those men and women ho have skills in teaching, agriculture, and in health. a hopeful that it will be source of satisfaction for a contribution to world peace. > kennedy implemented his plan to help foreign countries economically by naming george a food to administer program.e nder mcgovern's direction, the agriculture department sent tons of food to countries. policy ofphasized his helping nations to help themselves. ♪ ♪ at the shington, headquarters of the organization of american states, the aboutent told oas members one of his most

so is part of the name the team'sr response the marine corps and the new planning guidance is keenly focused on how to face china and on with a slightly leaner but more agilen force with the change the marine corps and i commend him for his term on his efforts and to implement the nds. but it is not without its critics and without the secretary in general to have the opportunity to respond to those in this hearing. to address the recent incident was at the secretary in alaska where we saw the. exercise a great competition large exercises that took place inside the us exclusive economicom zone off the coast of the great state of alaska. some of you may already know in late august of the russians had a major wargame near alaska. nearly 50 russian warships, for the russian aircraft to partner in the multiplea to involve missile launches and submarines in "the new york times" reported last month in the article like to submit for the record the headline and byline are we getting invited? russia has accelerated implicated and provocative encounters in the north n pacific and you as spotters

the winners, news corp.n the downside, a couple of stocks, including tesla, which was up big on friday it's not there anymore there's much bigger drops including occidental petroleum down t9%, apache, down just abou as much, and the cruise lines like carnival. "squawk box" will be right back. alright, okay. how's that? is that how you hold a mirror? [ding] power e*trade gives you an award-winning mobile app with powerful, easy-to-use tools and interactive charts to give you an edge, 24/7 support when you need it the most plus $0 commissions for online u.s. listed stocks. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. that selling carsarvana, 100% online wouldn't work. don't get mad. get e*trade but we went to work. building an experience that lets you shop over 17,000 cars from home. creating a coast to coast network to deliver your car as soon as tomorrow. recruiting an army of customer advocates to make your experience incredible. and putting you in control of the whole thing with powerful technology.

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and "the new york post" which is also in this building co-owned by news corp.iden reportedly took three laptops to the fix-it shop in delaware. the guy said hunter biden never came back to pick up the one laptop, he looked at it and there was disturbing stuff. they've had that for one whole year. so they told you, "the new york post" told you about that story. but that story was labeled as russian discuss information by the mainstream do -- discuss information by the mainstream media. and then you've got twitter and facebook, they were censoring everybody who was trying to talk about that story. so why were the mainstream media censoring that? and what about the most prominent newspaper in america, "the new york times"? why weren't they covering that story? trey gowdy was on the story last night and said this -- >> all the things we read and saw in the weeks leading up to the election, with saw donald trump's tax returns in "the new york timesing we saw that eric trump was being deposed by the attorney general. ivanka trump's business dealings, jared kushner's

in environmental news, the army corps of engineers denied a key permit for the pebble mine, likely putting an end to the proposed multibillion-dollar copper and gold mine in alaska that would have been among the world's largest. the project was determined to be contrary to the public interest and not in compliance with the clean water act. environmentalists and local indigenous groups have long fought against the mine, which they say would have poisoned their communities and devastated bristol bay's salmon fishery. president trump announced on twitter he pardoned his former national security advisor michael flynn. flynn has twice pleaded guilty in court to lying to the fbi about his communications with the russian ambassador to the u.s. in 2016. flynn also admitted to lying about his lobbying for turkey, which a biden administration justice department could still decide to pursue. and thousands of amazon workers participated in a global action on black friday, demanding the retail -- demanding fair wages, hazard pay during the and for amazon to start paying taxes. social and climate justic

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committee was simple, to collect the small change by the air force to continue to have the air corps as a the new war fighting lab. i had the privilege of being the senate intelligence committee chairman for four years during the iraq war and led the committee's investigation that exposed a worldwide intelligence failure and it resulted in a blueprint for the 9/11 commission and a better intelligence community that did keep our country safe. as chairman of the brand-new emerging threat subcommittee within the armed services committee, i traveled to cities of what remained of the former soviet union. and one of the soviet union's secret cities, we discovered a lab that had developed strains of pathogens that could do irreparable harm to our nation's food supply. talk about an evil empire. i cautioned my colleagues, that threat still exists. even as we endeavor to continue the worldwide fight against covid-19. it has taken over 20 years to respond to this threat with the biological containment and research lab, and we are still not done. i put a lifetime of work into end bath national bioand defens

new technology. what i'm thinking about is the navy/marine corps intranet. new technology then, big data was going to come together, make you're systems talk to each other. when they talk to each other they'll be great. oh, my gosh, $12 billion later, it doesn't really work. so when we use ai, going to use supersonics do we use it in a way that advances our interests? we don't have a choice not to. if we stick with the 7s because we can't figure out how to swipe, we're dead. the new technologies will be used by somebody. they're going to be implemented in a good way. if it's not us, we're in serious trouble. what i want to do is i want to learn from the mistakes of the last 20 years. i mentioned the navy/marine corps intranet but the lcs, the expeditionary fighting vehicle. we have all of these things, wow, that looks really cool. billions of dollars later it's not helping us. we cannot afford that. which is why i'm working with the armed services committee. now i'm getting some pushback so i won't officially announce it, to have us focus on exactly that ques

news. >>> the u.s. army corpsgineers withdrew its proposal to dredge a deeper channel through 13 miles of the san francisco bay to accommodate more oil tankers. and fire are celebrating. the cancellation of the dredging proposal comes after air-quality regulars halted plans to a marine terminal expiration at the san francisco refinery. the expansion proposal and the dredging proposal have been criticizes as moves by the trump administration and big oil to expend the fossil fuel industry in california. >>> he is only two years old. his parents are calling him a superhero. the tough battle this little boy face when he was just months old. we will tell you why his parents are grateful. we will talk to the doctors that benioff children's hospital . >>> we will have chilly morning temperatures. i will have a look on what you can expect for the forecast. ♪ we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california

marine corps veteran and fox news contributor, joey jones, is here to he will us more. are work on the program called the santa boost program. what do we need to know about it? >> i have been involved with this organization for many years. i just joined the board of directors. my wife meg works there. it's an amazing organization. i have known these people, they are out of texas. it was started by women who weren't even in the military. they thought of something snore uplifting would be around the holidays. so they came up with santa boots. they get almost 100 families and they custom purchase all their christmas for them. they have been affected by hurricanes or spent their own money trying to get well and get the care they need. it's so personal and i appreciate all the staff for doing it. >> it's boot camp pain.org. this santa boots. the ladies from elf on the shelf support it. if you serve in the military you have some pride about you. and if you have fall on hard times, this isn't just a p.r. stunt. what they get ways they need in their lives and want. if someone t

the first, second, and third corps all have new commanders, but the general spoke, and they decided not to attack lee, so on july 13, meade will push kind of a small reconnaissance. it is small and rainy. -- smaller economists reconnaissance does not lead to anything. basically by the advice of my officers, we have decided not to attack. ,hey will telegram back and say call no council of war. councils of war never fight. make your generals execute your orders. and in early in the morning on july 14, confederate forces slipped across the potomac river , and the gettysburg campaign comes to a frustrated sigh instead of this big, climactic moment. and lincoln and meade will have a series of -- how i can put it is a series of telegrams back and forth. some of your readers or cwi attendees likely have seen the unsent letter that lincoln wrote to george meade, saying, "your golden opportunity is gone, but i fear you did not understand the magnitude. the war will be prolonged in definitely," because what did lincoln expect? he expected a culminating battle on the banks of the potomac river tha

i'm in new mexico, i would love for us to see a youth conservation corps. m in new mexico, one of 10 people who receive income from a job or a gig, in the creative economy. i'd love to see us have a w.p.a. that includes our creative economy. i think it is -- he does have a long list because there is so much to do to pull us out of the crises that we are finding ourselves in. and i don't think you limit it. i think you get as much as you can done as quickly because this country needs it and it needs it now. people are going to get toasted out of their homes in a few weeks. it's going to take a long time to bring those businesses back, bringing those jobs back. that's the kind of stuff we need here in new mexico and we need across the country. >> let me ask you a question about the economic development in the state and what you think -- when i started working for jeff in the 1990's, new mexico was 48th in the nation in per capita income. i did economic development among other things. we have moved during my tenure there to 47. now it's 46. in the nation. what

threaten to respond militarily the claim was dismissed by the new chief of tehran's elite force part of iran islamic revolutionary guards corps on a recent visit to their off capital is my if on the replaced qassam so they money who was assassinated in a u.s. drone strike in january the white house is now concerned about what iranian backed forces in there up might do ahead of the anniversary of solar money's death well discuss this shortly with our guests but 1st let's take a closer look at the main iran backed militias in there and up the popular mobilization forces was formed in 2014 after a call from leading shiite cleric ali assistant for at all pleased to join the fighting us eisel its members are mostly shiite muslims and many of them are supported by you dons government. has but it was set up in 2003 just before the invasion of it up by the u.s. and its allies during the war it carried out many attacks against american and coalition forces and has longstanding ties with iran. who is on the u.s. terror list heads the iranian backed shiite militia as. his forces fought in syria alongside president bashar assad's troops.

new technology. what i'm thinking about here in all this is maybe the mine corps internet. you know, new technology then was we were able to -- well, big data is going to come together, we can make all our systems talk to each other, they're going to be better, oh, my gosh, $12 billion lauter, yeah, that doesn't really work. so when we're going to use a.i. and hypersonics, we have got to be smart about how with use it. do we use it in a way that advances our interest. and we don't have a choice not to, okay? if we stick with the 7s because we can't figure out how to swipe, we're dead, okay? these new technologies are going to be used by somebody, all right? they're going to be implement ared in a good way. and if it's not us, we're in soars trouble. serious trouble. but what i want to do is learn from the mistakes of the last 20 years. i mentioned the navy/marine corps intranet, but i've also mentioned the lcs, you know, the exhibitionary fighting vehicle, we've got all these things, wow, that looks really cool, but billions of dollars later, it's not helping us. we cannot a

new job by the bush administration. washington accused iran of using the revolutionary guard corps to promote terrorism in the middle east the u.s. said the guard supplied weapons to and training for hezbollah militants in lebanon and various palestinian resistance movements. president george w. bush was also concerned about iran's alleged efforts to build nuclear weapons. the united states of america will not permit the world's most dangerous regimes to threaten us with the world's most destructive weapons. in 2000 to push described iran as part of an international axis of evil and 2010 president barack obama announced new sanctions as iran continued to defy international demands to change course on its nuclear program similar calls came from the european union and the u.n. security council. but iran's new president mahmoud ahmadinejad's promise that the country would push ahead with its nuclear program. during the bush administration and certainly during the obama administration sanctions were intended to be leverage for diplomatic success that was the point that you were going to apply pressure so that you could take

down the street from the comfort the army corps of engineers converted new york's convention center into a hospital, thousands of hospital beds went unused so how much did all of that cost you? has anyone bothered to ask the question? know because nobody cares. for the last half of this year our government did more to help indonesians than small business owners in this country, the ones paying their taxes. at a certain point the question becomes why are they still paying taxes? is there a reason any small business owner, any restaurant owner would voluntarily send a single dime to the internal revenue service, they are paying for police who are not allowed to do their jobs and doing it for the benefit of politicians who explicitly hate them. they are getting nothing in return so why are they paying taxes? people are beginning to ask the question. mc fark are owned a bar and restaurant in minnesota, a small town, total population 448. at times she opens her restaurant for nondenominational church services. those are two mortal sins in modern minnesota, allowing people to weed and allowing

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