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retired general wesley clark joins us noi. now a seep your fellow at ucla berkeley center.hank you for being here. how are these missile systems that the u.s. has been sending over, how are they making a difference on the battlefield? >> they got good warhead and good destructive power if they hit. they are potentially guided by the global positioning system, gps so they are accurate. they have long range so they can stand out to have range of any comparable russian system. fier firing and scooting away. there's only four systems there and another four sent there but it appears they are making a difference. >> ukraine says that 21 people were killed after russian missiles hit a residential build and recreation centers in the odesa region. plain what russia's strategy is on the ground right now. >> the russian strategy is war of attrition in the east to draw the ukrainian forces in and fully retrained forces, bound them with artillery and hole their best russian forces back and seek a breakthrough some time this summer. that would be the russian strategy there. for the rest

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i was in bucha april 1st and 2nd and we saw the horrors of the photos and noi what i saw with my own eyes and i have spoke within hundreds if not thousands of people that sometimes the only thing they wanted was a hat. the treatment of the russian troops in the times during the times of interactions, i will tell you stories and even things i could say i saw with my own eyes of people that were shot from the back in their head, only because they dared to leave their home just to try to pick up a bread the bakery was still baking and to try to feed your family, you can use an act. and so obviously the stories are horrific in more ways than one of shooting and the civilians that they didn't need to die, of bombings of schools, trying to escape the war. and cars, they had the names of children in over side and back of the cars. those cars were totally full of holes that you could argue those were shots that russian troops kept shooting at when these people were trying to go from the safety of their home. and what i saw in those early days, bucha, and this is obviously something i'll neve

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there is nois face value ticket anymore. and naturally people are enraged. well, springsteen's longtime manager, jon landau,ti he's defending the ticket price hike this way thing and pricing tickets for the tour. we look carefully at what our peers have been doingur. i believe that in today's environment that is a fair price to see someone universally regarded as among the very greatest artists of hiss generation.ne in other words, now what? pay up? yeah, well, the the question is , will working class, middle class fans be able to afford this? i mean, now are that's only going to become accessiblee to the wealthy. look, taylor swift is charging now fifteen hundred dollars a ticket. that'sh one hundred fifty percent increase over what she was charging drake two thousand dollars that ticket, olivia rodriguez, the girls got one hit foria r thousand dollar. the ticket i'm sorry, those arey really high prices, for a working class american to afford. and now everyone's playing. rodriguez isn't part of that e street band has toured with straight springsteen forever

noi learned to respect when peoe say i don't know, i'm not sure that is a rich insight. they were never willing to take i don't know for an answer. which way are you leaning. well which way if you had to guess and say right now individually you just say gore or bush. you are somebody that was right the first time. i don't know. i need to watch for the next couple of years. so i learned to appreciate and make people comfortable to say i don'ts know is this a quiz or your opinion. i realized and i had a longer version for it and then one day i realized i have a mortgage and a mutual fund. then wait a second, women are choosing which of the four, one, two, three, four, whatever sequence and then i started to realize women are proud of the choices not given the circumstances we should be holding them on. and respectfully i thought at the time the democrats were always back. when you don't talk to us just from the waist down. talk to us from the waist up. >> host: you were also telling the country as the women voters became more and more you wear one of a few pollsters who go

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collins trying to spin the lab leak theory so or there was noy effort by this administration to determine the origination covid-19 muchco less hold anyone accountable. that's going to be a a priority for the oversight committee. and we're also going to try to get secretary mayorkas in there. as jim said,ji this border criss is a tragedy. it's increased the drug trade, increased human trafficking and this administration continues to do nothing about it, even though the border patrol agents and ice are begging congress to intervene and help. so those are goingng toth be three big priorities for the oversight committee pov next year. >> yeah, you know the contrast,s jim ,on jordan, between you and jerry nadler, i just could not be i just couldn't be more stark. secretary america is that we have operational control of the border. yeah, right. good luck. d with that.ohmert, congressman comber, congressman jordan, thank you for joiningesm tonight on "hannity". >> do appreciate it. you bet. thank you.. com all right. tonightn, with our economy barreling towards a period of not recession, almost

noy, until they figure out how to power the world.ore than more than seventy five seconds with battery75 power. they're not only nuclear powered by nuclear power. how about nuclear power?? a i the idea that we can agree i believe in nuclear and i think you really. yeah. for nuclear power. nuclear i have no problem with nuclear power but telling them that they're not going to allow that negative e harmony. all right, here's the thing. i can give her all the one last question, quick answer. can you explain why it's okay to import oil from russia, iran, saudi arabia, venezuela,ll and opec and not produce it domestically? >> can youason give a good reasn for that? that? >> it is . it is . t that baffles me. i th i think it is ain symbol, a very clear symbol of the dysfunction of the bidenunct administrationm the fact that we cut off domestic production tionidiculous. this has to be a musician. that's when we're poor people and rich people and middle class people. we have immediately converted him . this is a big night. take mineable. i don't think read in some movies already. all right. they

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at the memorial service there were uniform policemen from all over ella noy and the midwest and beyond. standing in the heat for hours to show their respects. it turned out the weapon that was used to kill her was a straw purchase meaning a person with a clean record went to the gun dealer, federally licensed gun dealer and legally purchased a gun to hand it over to a person who took ella french's life. this so-called straw purchase has been viewed in the past as a bookkeeping manner, a misdemeanor type matter or at least level on the priority list. when it came to the life of this policewoman, it was certainly not a misdemeanor matter. it was a matter of life and death. alcohol, tobacco and firearms agency has as one of its responsibilities the administration of the laws applying to these federally licensed gun dealers. what is the proper approach when it comes to prosecution? what is the proper approach when we instruct federal licensees selling guns that they have a duty to accurately and honestly ascertain whether a person is eligible to buy gun? >> senator, the proper approach to

noi there was a diplomacy part of this trip, but then there was also that energy question, everybodye president coming home without a guarantee that gas prices are going down and then we heard mbs saying that saudi is not going to be able to produce much more oil than what it's already producing so in terms of energy, let's put diplomacy to the side. do you think that this trip was a success? >> we'll see in the next coming months whether the opec countries agree to increase oil production. you're right that saudi arabia can't just magically produce a lot more oil, right, and it's ability to produce oil is based on the investments it's made and infrastructure for drilling oil and exporting oil, and so, it's going to do that over time, over the next few months, and i believe that the saudi arabia will do that and i believe in that sense this is a success, remember, the number one priority. aishah: we've got it. >> of this administration right now is to confront the aggression of russia and invasion of ukraine and need all of our allies-- >> david, we've got to go. i appreciate it, tha

. >> to this point we noy noted if we looked at this six to 10 months ago.nce you have been through defeat, something can look like victory. in practical terms, how much does this do to address democrats' top priorities? >> it actually does a lot. this would be a very important piece of legislation. it extends the affordable care act subsidies. it -- the climate change provisions. it's $369 billion. it's the largest investment our government has ever made, our congress has ever made, certainly, in the fight against climate change. and it's very important. it's going to sort of pave the way for all the electric cars that are being rolled out. it's going to make it much easier and affordable for people to use cleaner energy in their homes and solar panels. it's going to sort of goose the industries of the clean energy future that are developing these technologies and these products that are going to allow us to have a future. and it -- according to the senate democrats, it would reduce our carbon emissions by 40% by 2030. now, that is huge. and while climate s

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