. ♪ i am nicole frolich. it is good to have you with us.kraine's president of volodymyr zelenskyy is in washington where he is meeting with president joe biden at the white house. it is zelenskyy's first trip outside of ukraine since the russian invasion in february. the u.s. is kyiv's most important ally in the war, having supplied tens of billions of dollars in military aid. the biden administration announced another aid package for kyiv, including patriot air defense systems. here now, we will hear from volodymyr zelenskyy and then u.s. president joe biden. >> all my appreciations from my heart, from the heart of ukrainians, all ukrainians, from our nation, strong nation. all the appreciation to you, first of all, mr. president, for your big support and leadership. of course europe, many countries helped us and are helping now, because the war is not over. but that is your leadership. thank you, first of all. >> we are going to continue to strengthen ukraine's ability to defend itself, particularly air defense. that is why we are going t

lets talk now to nicole, our a pleasure. lets talk now to nicole, your thought _ a pleasure.icole, your thought on this _ a pleasure. lets talk now to nicole, your thought on this date? - a pleasure. lets talk now to nicole, your thought on this date? it - a pleasure. lets talk now to nicole, your thought on this date? it is - a pleasure. lets talk now to nicole, your thought on this date? it is a i your thought on this date? it is a sad da , your thought on this date? it is a sad day. not _ your thought on this date? it is a sad day, notjust _ your thought on this date? it is a sad day, not just for _ your thought on this date? it is a sad day, notjust for brazil- your thought on this date? it is a sad day, notjust for brazil but i your thought on this date? it is a l sad day, notjust for brazil but the world. he was the greatest ever, and it is not certain, we all knew this time was coming, but it is definitely still sad to know he's gone. but everyone isjust definitely still sad to know he's gone. but everyone is just really sad, the country is mourning. it is interesting

i want to -- >> nicole: 3 million who we fewer people are working.e: i will get a lot of pushback for this coming years ago i lost my job and my grandfather said to me why are you at work at coming i said i lost my job, and he is to get up and get another job. it's not as easily said, but i was taught you don't get unemployment, you get another job. so i do think there is something to the way that you are taught, weights, okay, also when people are receiving unemployment now, which has gone back to the way it was, at six months, it's not a hero or a year and like some states in california during the pandemic where people desperately needed it and some people are still desperately needing the funding, but you can't blame people one if they are not able to get the job, or two if they feel more comfortable with a little bit less equal or more pay for that six month period, and broadcasting, sometimes it takes us six months to a year to get another job. i don't see this as hugely different from times in the past, there are people more comfortable not wor

. ♪ i am nicole frolich.o our viewers on pbs in the united states and all around the world, is good to have you with us. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is back home after a surprise visit to washington, d.c. he ended the journey by stopping in poland he met with his polish counterpart andrzej duda. an aid to duda said the leader spoke for two hours. zelenskyy said they discussed the year's quote, historic challenges due to a full-scale war. while in washington, zelenskyy predicted next year would bring a turning point in the war, but stress ukraine is very much still relying on continued support from its western allies. reporter: president zelenskyy was given the red carpet treatment as he arrived at the white house. greeted like an old friend by his u.s. counterpart, joe biden. they have spoken many times on the phone, but this was their first face-to-face meeting since russia invaded ukraine. in the oval office, biden granted zelenskyy another wish i on ukraine's weaponless --weapons list. >> parti

yes, we are, there is nicole. nicole, great to see you. so tell us what is the atmosphere like where you are? can you even harris? it sounds like you can. hey, i can hear you and i can hear the crowds here at the urban is people streaming to the other lakes. this is an emotional earthquake and we have had all the suffering of these past few hours. we had the joy of the 2 1st girls we had the uncertainty of the next 2 rolls of france. and then obviously these last minutes and finding the argentina is the champion and people are singing dancing, screaming their fire crickets going up. it's amazing. actually, it's amazing. to feel this energy and it's very well deserved to be honest. yeah. so tell us, it was obviously a big, big when not only for argentina, but of course, you know, massey is pretty much a god in argentina. right. well he is some sort of, you know, argentine and hero, i talked to people and they will give them a reception that he's never seen before. i mean, they would have given him a super reception anyway, even if they'd lo

nicole saphier, lisa boothe, and todd piro. starting us off our senior national correspondent william la jeunesse on more of what we know so far. william. >> cheryl this is one of the biggest mistress of the air, how can someone stab for people to death in the same night, quadruple homicide get away with it? in scranton, pennsylvania, 2500 miles away from the murder scene in moscow, idaho. law enforcement sources say police arrested this man in his mid-20s from 3:00 a.m. this morning. they are reporting the suspect is 28-year-old brian christopher kohlberg or. he is being held for extradition no bail and the arrest was made by pennsylvania state highway patrol and the fbi and is being held at the local jail. he is able college student but does not attend university of idaho. he may not be the sole killer of 20-year-old zeneca and 20-year-old ethan jason. before the kids were all partying, megan and dissolve it was last seen around 2:00 a.m. they'll four seem to have been stabbed multiple times with a large knife and some victim

well, there are far too many nicoles, clive. what - far too many nicoles, clive.s is a big and growing problem. hard numbers are hard to come by but according to the government was my own figures at least 2000 of our own children will be exploited, will be trafficked by county lines gangs this year alone and the real number is likely to be higher than that still, so ministers accept there is a problem. they also say there have been successes, something like 2900 of these county lines operations have been dismantled, disrupted, over the past three years i'm looking forward they are saying over the next three years there will be £145 million available for a further crackdown, but out here on the streets the youth workers we've been speaking to say they are desperate to get more people doing what they do, because they are desperate to stop the sort of exploitation, the sort of abuse, that nicole has so bravely told us all about tonight full stop clive.— bravely told us all about tonight full stop clive. yeah, 0k, jeremy, many thanks _ full stop clive. yeah, 0k, jerem

remember nicole? well, she's telling her own story.r—old little girl. it's hard to listen to, but important to hear. so i took a lot of drugs from the area that we're in, newcastle to a lot of different places. on trains and buses. any sort of transport that they didn't want to go on, that's how i would do. i literally had an address, a date, time and a train ticket. and that was me — gone with a bag. do you know what i mean? someone met me with a bag, itook it, i'd gone and i came back. i had to go very, very far. it was just past london. it was so hectic and it was at every train station i was getting off and i was going to the toilet to cry. and it was so overwhelming. like, no words could describe how horrible that was. and then when i got to the location that i was supposed to be going, what was planned to happen didn't happen. and i had to do a lot of things that i didn't want to do to get out of that situation alive. if i hadn't have done what i was asked to do — which was sexual, physical and mental — then i don't think i would

nicole: i think it's going to be a big story of 20 23. biggest story of 2022 is the fact you have president biden and tony fauci continuing to perpetuate the state of panic that's kept us in over the last year when the pandemic is over. 2023 is a big deal. dr. fauci who spent three decades in his role as director of the nih, failed miserably throughout the covid pandemic. he had one job. like this was his moment. he was ready to knock it out of the park and he got it wrong every step of the way. all he had to do was say hey there's a lot i don't know at the beginning but he didn't he was like here's my opinion and that's a fact and his facts turned out to be wrong but the big story is going to be the fact that anyone who didn't agree with his facts are censored and that's what's going to come out in 2023. >> tyrus: what about all the doctors that were attacked for following -- yourself, dr. drew just to name a few. do you think there will ever be an apology? i know, it's crazy, right? i'm sorry, we ruined your career, besmirched your name

nicole: i would say so.ave two children max because of global warming. well, since the 1960s the average household has had 1.9-2.3 kids. he is actually not doing anything in addition to his flying private. is this just another way of them gaslighting and doing things to say here we are, we are here to save the world, but they are not actually doing anything? >> dagen: i watched the docuseries and i really don't care what harry thinks. [laughter] or megan, or quite frankly any member of the [gags] royal family. don't any of these people understand the qu quickest way o get a woman to do anything us to tell us not to do it? [laughter] and all of these, i'm not going to do my greta thunberg impression, although i sit at home and try to master it, but all of these climate alarmists have frightened children into believing the world is coming to an end. remember the speech she gave at the u.n. about this is wrong, you've stolen my dreams, my childhood with your empty words! the world has come -- you know, that? we

nicole sapphire, jackie deangeles, and pete hegseth is in the house. we begin with the crisis at our southern border with mexico about to get a lot worse. title 42, the trump era policy restricting the number of asylum seekers for health reasons, covid, is now set to expire just two days from now. wednesday it will look worse we're told to brace, even democrats like texas congressman henry quar are warning of a massive influx of people and the mayor of el paso, also a democrat, declare add city a state of emergency. and check out the stunning images from texas republican congressman tony gonzalez. it's a processing acceptabilitier in that -- center in that city. 500 people packed into a pod there at one time only meant to hold 100. the whole place is supposed to hold only 1,000 total, there are 4600 people there. there's only one bathroom. okay, let's just settle there. we'll move forward because that's a lot. border agents are also overwhelmed and now they're bracing for what texas governor abbott is calling total chaos. >> if the courts do not interv

>> put aside the headline names, nicolle.ministrators around the country, volunteers for canvassing boards, good citizens who were volunteering their time to do work no one else wants to do, to count votes and make elections work right. there have been threats against them across the country. and it is all rooted in this cacophony of lies, this big lie about the stolen election and the decision by the president and his lawyers and these news channels to advance those claims all around the country and convince a lot of people they were true. that is the source of so much of the anger and dangerous behavior that we see, and it continued through the midterms. it is a lie that almost can't be undone by facts because people are there to believe that it's true instead of believing that they have lost. and that's been a poison to the democratic process, a poison to elections. >> does $1.6 billion hurt fox? >> it even hurts fox. it would hurt me, it would hurt you, but definitely even hurts fox. >> it would end you or me. but as you

hi, katie. >> thanks, nicolle.you, to. >> thank you, nicolle. welcome to "the beat."

nicole wallace in for alex, good evening, nicole. >> so nice to see you, when we're not covering a nail-biter together. >> it's very nice to see you, i hope you had a great holiday. and look for a great new year. >> you too, my. friend thanks to all of you for joining us at home this hour. i'm nicolle wallace in for alex wagner -- two days after election day in 2020, before the result of the presidential election, president donald trump's chief of staff received a step message laying out a very detailed scheme. for keeping donald trump in power. attacks was from donald trump son, don jr.. it described in detail the plot to use republican legislature to keep trump in office. regardless of the actual -- and if that failed, republicans in congress could keep trump in power. the description pretty much matches up exactly, with a scheme that trump's allies did try to carry out. trying to replace biden electors with fake trump electors, in states that joe biden won. today, the committee investigating the deadly january 6th attack release the transcript of its interview, with donald trump junior. an

nicole good morning. red bulbs turned out to be so dynamic, and this edition is the limit. what is he like? tell us, but hmm i hope that the limited edition is really a limited edition, unique, with whom you worked on this track, and i worked with a wonderful creative person maxim oleinikova and no. so tell me, when you create something new, do you completely trust professionals or do you say? not? here the text needs to be corrected here, i would be higher took, but not enough. i try for the most part. eh, i myself somehow also manage this whole process, since i adhere to this logic. if a i do something myself, it 100% owes me. like it and if it's something i enjoy doing, then it's more likely to be successful. you really need to invest in what you're doing. i am completely with you. agree nicole after x-factor. you have your own real fan club from a fan page on social networks. there they praise you with hearts, but still, i would like to ask you this, how are you you do not belong to praise, but to cri

>> yes and yes, nicolle. i think the evidence that we saw on display in the january 6th hearing absolutely demonstrates that. you know, all you need to show, really, for that is his efforts to pressure mike pence. that alone is enough to show obstruction of an official proceeding, as well as conspiracy to defraud the united states. he applied pressure to him, he knew he lost the election, and he did it for the purpose of thwarting the congressional certification and the peaceful transfer of presidential power. but what you saw there with liz cheney was very lawyerly. i am sure the team were the ones who were scripting those questions, because you heard things about, willful blindness. that is to establish the mental intent. can you say, i had no idea this was going to happen -- you might, but there is a legal instruction that says, you cannot pretend to deliberately ignore the obvious. that's called willful blindness and a jury may use that evidence to draw an inference that the personly did know. we also hea

nicole underscore freely for now though from all of us here on the day. thank you so much for spending part of your day with with with me i'm more precise than you. i'm stronger in faster and more efficient and cheaper. your favorite products could be made for less money in the line. musk thanks our place to you. one day, i see that you're not convinced, but talk about it. made a long d, w. complex own. with sarah kelly, my gosh, this week on conflict zone is a renowned foreign policy expert who has spent most of her career analyzing vladimir putin, russia. fiona hill joined me from washington where she has advised for us presidents and co author to book on. where does she think the wise heading? was this plan all along or had decades empower? changed him conflict zone. 60 minutes ago on d w. o. ah, they breeze, ah, they have body and soul houses that dang, leaders can construct far more than just buildings. he is the son of jewish holocaust survivors. how lucky that i was able to bill to just present berlin. his architecture is a celebration of democracy

tammy: nicole, last word. we have 30 seconds. we saw new yorkers not wearing it the signs were everywhere. is that maybe important for them to do this and have the people just ignore it. >> that's the point, the cdc -- they have come out, we have gotten a lot wrong here and we were trying to get public trust that and the way to do is having target add approach. those higher risk you should consider getting boosted, avoid social settings but as a nation it's time to move on. tammy: finally that's been acknowledged, los angeles seems to want to ignore, even china even seems to back but i don't hold much to that. i think it's still a problem there. here we are in charge of our lives. we must never forget. that, coming up elon musk speaking of that attitude bring it is receipts and shows the collusion between the biden campaign and twitter to censor the hunter biden laptop story that it is real, in fact, the twitter files released when the big saturday show returns. dude, what're you doing? i'm protecting my car. that's too much work

nicole ellis has our report.ole: as winter weather slams much of the united states, the safety of homeless people is a growing concern. >> when i was biking home yesterday, i saw somebody on a doorstep in sweatpants, and i was thinking, i hope they get inside. this is the kind of weather you would die in. nicole: in much of the pacific northwest, temperatures have plunged to zero or below. that coupled with blistering wins is a life-threatening scenario. some in portland, oregon ar sleeping outside. >> i was freezing my toes off. nicole: in southeast texas, authorities are doing what they can to help, passing out blankets and filling cups with hot liquid. it is one of many problems spiraling from an intensifying storm in national weather service is classifying him a bomb cyclone. that is due to a rapid drop in pressure over the last day. winter weather advisories are affecting most of the lower 48, a more than 200 million people. power outages are pili creating a precarious situation as temperatures dip. >> we ar

nicole rees. nicole, what a day castillo ousted ours after his attempt to stay in power. now we have a new president. what is the latest that you're hearing? well, it indeed has been a political roller coaster in peru in these past hours, and as a result, pedro castillo is not the president any more. instead, he is under arrest or peruvian media have reported that his car was intercepted as he was trying to reach the mexican embassy to get political asylum. in the meantime, i'm the new president was just in stated, it's deena bolo, out of there, she before swan in, has accused a better or cut the, you're of a core there to her. so that, so on the side, she puts herself on. she's the 1st woman a to take the presidency in peru, and she's now asking the country for unity. she's also asking for political dialogue, and in terms of federal castillo, i think what we watch there to day, and as a chain of very quick events, is a one desperate attempt to clean to power, to not be impeached. and now he's ended up in a much worse situation where he's been accused of a breakdown of ca

nicole ellis begins our coverage.mergency crews in buffalo have been working around the clock to clear more than 4 feet of snow. but, as fire department video shows, they face an obstacle course of abandoned cars littering the streets. >> it is ugly right now on many of the streets. nicole: erie county exutive mark poloncarz says state troopers and military police are taking up positions citywide because too many drivers are ignoring an emergency travel ban. mr. poloncarz: please please please do not drive in the city of buffalo unless you are emergency personnel because there are some roads that are passable with two lanes, there are others that are only one lane and others that are, as we know, completely impassable. nicole: blizzard conditions have also kept planes grounded at airports nationwide this week, with thousands more flights canceled today. southwest airlines is the focus of much of that anger after it canceled nearly three quarters of monday's flights. today, it canceled roughly two thirds of its flights

nicole is telling her own story.tation of children, our children, up and down the country. nicole was 11 years old. they offer you, like, £400 or £500. to anyone else, a grown—up that's on a working wage, that's nothing. to a little bairn who was sleeping on a mattress with no food unless they get fed off their friends, that's everything. so i took a lot of drugs from the area we are in, newcastle, to a lot of different places. 0n trains and buses, any sort of transport that they didn't want to go on themselves, i would do. and i'd get paid at the end of it. however, more often than not, i would not get paid. every kind of exploitation. so naive, it was yes, yes, yes, 0k. i literally had an address, a date, time and a train ticket, and that was me, gone, with a bag, you know what i mean? someone met me with a bag, i took it and i'm gone and came back. i had to go very, very far. it was just past london. it was so hectic and every train station i was getting off and i was going to the toilet to cry. it was so overwhel

nicole underscore for now though from all of us here on the day. thank you so much for spending part of your day with with europe's plastic waste recycling in disposing of it is a global business worth 1000000000, riddled with money laundering and corruption, profits from it who suffers from it. and where does all the plastic waste actually end up globally 3000 in 30 minutes on d. w. i more precise than you. i'm stronger in faster and more efficient and cheaper. ah, your favorite products could be made for less money. eli musk, thanks our place. you one day, i see that you're not convinced. let's talk about it. made in germany. 90 minutes on d w. we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. ah romantic corner check hot spot for food, and some great cultural memorials to boot d w. travel off we go. they breathe. ah, they have body and soul. the houses that daniel rebus can construct are more than just buildings ah, his ideas, bold and passionate. you have to be radical, that for radical me go back to the roots. he is the son of jewish holocaust sur

ah, i'm nicole really, it's good to have you with us. a massive polar blast making its way across north america is disrupting travel plans, causing power outages and putting huge pressure on homeless shelters. around 60 percent of the united states is estimated to be under a weather warning with a huge storm stretching right across much of the us and canada. bitter blizzards and severe snow. we do not bode well across country christmas travel, and as america enjoy as a once in a generation storm, some a struggling to find the face of spirit. we don't know what's gonna happen whether or not they have extra flights for tonight or they're saying maybe they won't even have flights tomorrow. so it's christmas, it's what's the weather outside truly is frightful and it's creating travel calles for the millions of people heated home for the holidays. more than 3000 flights have been canceled. many a stranded at airports during what is one of the busiest travel times of the tribe, like dozens and dozens of different airports. i called the airline

and, hi, nicolle, happy friday. mike used the phrase that has been running through my mind since i read the story, which is atrib urting to in an intelligence official, a counterintelligence nightmare. he's a walking, talking, if you could call what comes out of his mouth talking, but he's a per ambulating, blathering national security risk. he has been. and if you combine the personality, lack of respect for the institution of the presidency and the united states itself, cavalierness about everything. the extraordinary degree of eco -- of ego mania and his boastfulness. he's both narcissistic but has an uncontrollable tourette's like desire to boast about himself. bringing people into his office and showing them all of the magazine covers he's been on and he can't stop talking about himself and how he's greatest this that and other thing in the world. now it is through with president and been able to abscond with a bunch of stuff that he has no respect for, it is potential value to our adversaries, he has no-he's c

>> yes, it begins with a bang, nicole.si and he was driving from durbin to johannesburg. he had just formed the spirit of the nation, which is the armed military wing of the anc, and he was pulled over by south african security police who were tipped off by the cia, by an undercover cia officer who was working in the american consul in durbin. and they took him back to johannesburg. he started a series of trials. he didn't come come out you the prison for another 27 tapes bu in your library? >> yeah, i wish i could say that. i sort of had forgotten about them. when i worked with him on his autobiography we made the 60 or 70 hours of tapes and as you know, when we're working on a book, the first thing i had was them transcribed and i worked from those transcriptions. so, i literally had never heard them before. i heard him when i was in the room. which was this extraordinary privilege. but then suddenly 30 years later, listening to my much younger self talking to him and listening to him who i love from up close, as per you

. >> that same morning, nicole hochuli and her family were planning a festive day. >> i was planning to go into the school that afternoon. dylan was in ms. soto's class, and it was the day we were going to be making the ginger bread houses. >> soon after sending their boys to school, barden and hochuli got phone calls. >> this message is from the superintendent of the newtown schools. >> a friend called and said, nicole, it's a shooting and it's at our school. she was panicking. i literally dropped to the ground. >> i was just in motion. i was just running out of my little studio there and into our family van and just flying and listening to the news and driving. >> first-grade teacher caitlin debellos was in the classroom where a lone gunman started shooting his way in. >> we had two minutes from the initial shot that was fired, which i heard, which was about ten feet from where we were sitting. so for us, time was of the essence, and i knew hiding was the only option. she packed her entire class of 15 first graders into a bathroom and locked the door. >> it was so horrific, like, j

while nicole, this is a colossal military failure. it's not as if these are apple, so these are bases were, were minor inst installations. they were 2 of the major basis of the russian and space schools, particularly young girls, were most of it's so called strategic bama forces base. and what that says to the russian people is if you can't to friend those from external, you creating a talk. what can you different? so how worried as the kremlin about this? well, the message has always or has since february been percolating through the russian people. it can't fail to do so. i mean, their own military commentators are full of comments about the phases of russian forces in ukraine. so the idea already that russian forces aren't quite what they were cooked up to be before the was already percolating through. but that's always been across the board, hasn't it? it hasn't yet crossed over into russia in any significant way. yes, there was some explosions or some accidents earlier in the war. bell garage particularly. but this is a significa

nicole. could you bear to see nicole go away to a new home? maybe the others, but not nicole.ts of burden, there's no mistaking his dedication. i stayed here for two, three and 4am. just staying there and watching the donkey, just enjoying their time. that's my relaxing time. and selwa always gets the last word. yolande knell, bbc news, nablus. in the past year, more than two million migrants have arrived at the us—mexico border. el paso in texas alone has recently seen nearly one thouand—five hundred arrivals each day. making it to the us is a cause for celebration for many — as the city is a gateway to travel on to their final destination — but the holiday season can bring a longing for the homes and family they've left behind. you are watching bbc news. hello and a very merry christmas to you. if you are hoping to see a white christmas, for most of us it is going to be too mild. perhaps a bit of snow on the way to the higher ground of scotland later in the day. but mild for most, with scattered showers around. a bit of sunshine, so not a complete wash—out for your christmas

nicole and i'll tell you why. i think the americans would, would, would rain you can is back on this is a demonstration of capability. what we can do if we want to, i think that nobody knows. but i would suspect particularly given remarks today by century blinking on some reports that came out in america about the restrictions. the americans are placing on weaponry that's going to ukraine. i think the americans will be having a talk now with ukrainians. let's not push this. you show what you could do. let's rain back, but of course is blinking said today it's up to the ukrainians. what they do and the americans have aren't a limited influence, but our influence will go so far, but they wouldn't want to jeopardize international support what they military analyst frank led, which thank you so much for your time. thanks to call hungary has vetoed or proposed to 18000000000 euro financial aid package from the ukraine, leaving the remaining 26 member nation scrambling to find ways to keep the cash flowing to keep. many

nicole underscore freely for now though from all of us here on the day. thank you so much for spending part of your day with with with daniel fun signs will do anything to prevent his children from going hungry. present brisson, that's not easy at the moment. the country that's actually with food distribution is help the poorest. but the number of people in need is exceeding capacity. when rubric goverlan, talent, focus on europe. connect on d, w. m. i'm more precise, the new. i'm stronger in faster and more efficient and cheaper. your favorite products could be made for less money in the line. musk thanks, i'll replace you one day. i see that you're not convinced, but talk about it. made in 60 minutes on d. w. o. ah, interest. the global economy? our portfolio, d w business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission. to analyze the fight for market dominance, east versus west head, with the w business beyond. come have a peek at this county, the highlights you every week in your in box. subscribe now. ah ah. ah . hello and welcome to focus

nicole, this is sick. it be a beloved brand celebrating innocence of little girls do this? >> it's a great question, the fact you said this is a beloved brand that used to teach girls about american history, to be determined to rip children's innocence away -- >> todd: i believe we may have just lost ms. nicole neily. do they not see what happened to disney? you are setting yourself up for go broke because you went woke type scenario, you saw what happened with disney, they had to fire their ceo. things have been going well for american girl for the last 20 plus years, we have a store here, there are tons of little girls, especially this time of year going to get a gift for themselves or a sibling, why do this? >> carley: you said yesterday when we were reporting the story, this will save you money on american girl dolls. you have to wonder, maybe parents won't support the company because they don't support the values i have. for this book to give kids a way to go around the parents is the problem here. >>

nicole saphier, mollie hemingway, and we have kara frederick and former georgia congressman doug collinsl begin with the border crisis. new border apprehension numbers highlighting the growing catastrophe we've got, but objections sources telling fox news migrant encounters have top half a million just since october 1st, folks while nearly 180,000 were expelled under title 42. the vast majority of them are still in the country. in the meantime we are also learning more about president biden's frustration behind the scenes. according to the new upcoming book coming out, biden fumed and dropped f-bombs as the crisis intensified with no clear solution in sight. the president has not been of the border still and not in his life and he didn't want to answer questions when pressed about by our own peter doocy, watch. >> mr. president do you want to stop at the border? >> julie: a fed up senator lindsey graham says the president needs to get down there asap in so many words. >> it is so unconscionable for him not to go to the border and listen to the agents and people trying to control the bord

. >> emily: joining us today, nicole sapphire and raymond -- we begin with new fallout over the twitter censorship issues.

nicole webb, mark tepper sticking with us.we come back white house secretary karine jean-pierre claims plan is working even as 20 states offering relief checks as you just heard, kevin brady is here to weigh in. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it will take time to bring inflation back down to normal but the american people showed that they still have confidence that the president's economic plan is, indeed, working. maria: that was white house press secretary karine jean-pierre touting the economy, at least 20 states offered one-time stimulus rebait to offset the pain of higher prices, joining us means and ways committee member kevin brady. >> thank you. maria: how do you react hearing from the white house and the economy and why more stimulus checks when, in fact, that's how we got to 40-year inflation. >> look, no one outside of the white house has any confidence that the president on the economy. every survey, every poll shows it. this is such a cruel economy for so many americans, you know, they are going to debt faster than they h

nicole's last chance at tickets.ient remaining ticket inventory. >> it was just gone. like, and that was a very hard reality to accept. >> does any part of you blame taylor? >> you can't look at taylor and say that she's just the artist, she doesn't have control. she is taylor the businesswoman, she's taylor the corporation. >> i'm so upset right now because i was in line for taylor swift tickets. >> reporter: as more fans lost out on tickets, they started looking for someone or something to blame. >> this was a terrible experience. i'm really disappointed. >> reporter: and a lot of them looked at ticketmaster. >> all of these things were preventible. >> reporter: days following the incident, taylor put out a statement on her instagram story. never naming ticketmaster but writing in part, "i'm not going to make excuses for anyone because we asked them multiple times if they could handle this kind of demand, and we were assured they could." adding in reference to her fans, "it really pisses me off that a lot of them f