decisions taken then, but we can also talk about the years where you were directly involved in the obama—bidening mitt romney for talking about getting tougher on putin. and obama said, "oh, it seems the 1980s are calling to ask for their foreign policy back." "listen," he said, "the cold war�*s been over for 20 years." even after the invasion of the donbas by russian forces, which of course led to that line of conflict, which we've already discussed, and the annexation of crimea, the national security strategy of the united states under obama—biden talked of needing strategic patience toward putin's russia. this immensely relaxed attitude to vladimir putin, despite what happened in georgia, despite what happened in ukraine in 2014, seems to have been plain wrong. well, i think senator romney, to his credit, was very prescient, and i think we've had, frankly... we, meaning collectively, the west has had decades of failure in assuming that russia's modernisation and the growth of a middle class in russia would somehow lead russia to be a more responsible stakeholder in the international system.

obama years. whether joe biden was involved.yewitness accounts from people who put their name behind it who say that joe biden was involved in this family business. and, yet, nobody in the media, very few people in the media have done what they should to uncover and really explain to americans what the consequences of this biden family business are. >> jesse: mollie, let's pretend your father is the vice president and your father's irs audits you. do you think you would say hey, dad, why is your irs auditing me? don't you think hunter would have said something to his dad? >> well, particularly since there have been so many instances in hunter biden's life where he has gotten away with things that you and i would not get away with whether that's leaving a crack pipe and there being drug residue in a rental car or the situation where his gun disposed of. or where he lied on background check in order to get the gun. things that he has been able to skate by on probably because of his proximity to his father. >> jesse: it's unbelieve

or i should say the re-invasion, because the exact same thing happened under the obama-biden administrationinto command. yet, we are supposed to be surprised when they go back because they see the week" administration, the biden administration? general milley spent more time on kruger race theory when he should have opened a book about how to wage wars. [applause] what we have now? we have veterans who are being turned away, we have a military purge and an income -- unconstitutional vaccine mandate. if you serve our nation, if you are able to go to work and put food on the table for your family. let me be clear, i am not for woke-ism. i am not for critical race theory in our education and military systems. i am not for unconstitutional vaccine mandates and masking of our children. as a father, it is shameful when i watch kids have to go to school and be taught that america is bad. how many of us feel that america is the best nation on earth? [applause] let me tell you what else i support. as a constitutionalist and a conservative republican second, i think the constitution will carry. our i

for some reason the administration adopted an anti-oil and gas posture, even relatives of the obama/biden administration, we should be open to exports and not threaten to ban them. if we remove the aboveground risks and see investors and economics come back, you'll see the u.s. oil investor and worker respond. you can bet on that. >> although, finally, before we go, i think it was goldman who ran the numbers recently because the economy is so tight and we're already doing what we can produce in the oil patch, they were saying oil, u.s. oil producers would have to increase their cap-ex by 45% from this year to next year in order to just pump an extra half a million barrels a day. so even if we saw sort of political appetite, how quickly could we realistically increase production >> i think you're looking at real increases probably next year when we talk to the shale oil clients, you can't find truck drivers, service operators even at these prices. let's be realistic, everything has to fall into place you're still talking about next year before you realize positive net production growth. we

she previously served as a member of the council of economic advisors in the obama-biden administration and on the national economic council in the clinton administration. with that i'll turn it over to each of them who will give remarks and i'll call on folks for questions. and then once we're done, we're happy to take more questions from y'all in the press office. >> all right. be nice to the newbie. [laughter] o.m.b. director, this is like prom day. so i'm very happy to be here with you today. you've heard the president say this. you heard him say it this morning. budgets are about values. in his -- and his 2023 budget puts our values to work in three key as we. -- key ways. first, it's fiscally responsible. the budget shows that we're on track to reduce the deficit by the largest year over year decline in history. and that's no accident. it's a result of the president's strategy to combat the pandemic and grow our economy. this tragedy that has built on smart investments and helped -- was -- a strategy that has built -- a strategy that has been built on on smart investments and help

under the biden-obama administration in 2014, they annexed crimea. nothing happened when you were president. and now, this just happened with ukraine once again, and now they are invading the whole damn country and innocent men, women, and children are getting killed. let me ask you, you say under your administration, this never would have happened. why do you say that with such confidence? >> well, before i answer that, i will tell you, under the bush administration, it was georgia. napo georgia that we know and love, but georgia nevertheless. it was georgia. so it happened, but nothing happened during our administration. that includes with taiwan. now they are flying farmers right over the middle of taiwan. that didn't take place. nobody discussed it. i also had a conversation with president xi of china, but i had a very strong conversation with president putin, and he understood, and i won't go into the great details of the conversation, because nobody has to know that, but i will tell you, it never ever would have happened. if we were -- if i was

mark meadows, under biden-obama, the caliphate grew. under biden obama, crimea was annexed. ed now takes place. why didn't it happen under president donald trump? >> because we had a president who was not only a strong leader, but make sure that -- as well knew exactly what he was going to be about, and that was about being a strong america. he got rid of the caliphate, outback daddy is no longer on the face of the globe we had other terrorist leaders that met their demise as well. and so when you see this, it's all about having a strength and a will to lead. and what we're seeing right now is a real weakness and sadly, the gaps that you have there, you take no joy in seeing that and are busily the more that they've done, the more problematic they become because you try to make excuses for them. but really where we need to focus is again with our world leaders, whether it's president xi or president putin, we need to let them know that we are not going to just roll over and take their domineering dictatorship and allow the american people to just sit back in a spirit of appea

mark meadows under biden, obama the califate group under biden, obama, crimea is annexed under donaldrump. nothing happened under biden. this adam schiff show now takes place. why it happened under president donald trump? well, because we hadnl a president who was not onlyy a strong leader but made sure that our enemies and allies as well knew exactly what he was going to be about and that was about being a strong america. he got rid of the caliphate aulbach daddy is no longer g on the face of the globe. youlo we had other terrorist leaders that met their demiseel as well. and so whenl. you see this , its all about having a strength and a will a to lead. and what we're seeing right now is a real weakness and sadly the gaffes that you have there, you take no joy in seeing that . andan obviously the more that they're done, the more problematic they become because you try to make excuses for em them. but really where we. need too focus is again with our world leaders, whether it's president xi or president putin, we need them know that we are not going to just roll over and take their do

going back to 2014 in the obama/biden a ministration. 2018, donald trump, legal aid. there's not much of a deterrent when the assistance you provided comes after the invasion. it is time to get out in front of it. two weeks ago i would've said vladimir putin is the single bravest uniter in the world. today i would say, president zelensky is the single greatest uniter in the world and we need to have his back. >> this morning, the senate intelligence committee held its annual hearing on worldwide threats, and needless to say, much of the discussion focused on the war in ukraine. i had an exchange with our nations top defense intelligence officer. i asked him about control of the skies over ukraine. remember, what we are talking about here is allowing the ukrainians to control the skies over their own country, and providing them with the makes and -- the migs and armed unmanned drones. i asked him whether that would be helpful to the ukrainians. he said that it would be. i think there is actually much more agreement on the need to let the migs go and to provide drones.

russia over the past 30 years has certainly been a provocation. 2014 to -- coup orchestrated under obama-bidenas another provocation. we don't see any context or background over the situations and when they it wrapped like it has, and i -- iraq like it has -- e rupp -- erupt like it has the mainstream media ignores the context and goes into propaganda mode. do we forget almost exactly 19 years ago we invaded a country that didn't involve pretenses and caused all kinds of this placement and death and destruction and in the media, there was no discussion or focus on the iraqi people. probably a million people died. host: let's get a reaction. guest: you made three points. one, i take issue -- and this is where i disagree most -- about depicting what happened in 2014 as a coup. these were peaceful protests against a corrupt leader who had just been bribed openly by putin and a pretty audacious manner. this is someone who was willing to kill his own people so i disagree with that depiction of what happened in 2014 as a coup. nato expansion plays a role in this. i would not depict it as a cause but

biden said no. you had a history of this. when he was with obama and they were asking for tank busting missiles, obama biden said no. president trump was the one who gave them the javelin missiles. you fast-forward and go to what happened in the last year, joe biden didn't give them the arms they needed. if he saw her coming, why did h help? they're trying to scramble to get things like patriot or stinger missiles and today. there is a war going on. it's hard to get those arms and now. and you would have to train the ukraine army how to use those stinger missiles. >> congressman jordan, the same time, biden is--chasing see what's happening with opinion i china, he's trying to play toug guy with president. >> i told she's ping that's never been a good bet to bet against the american people. we will create good jobs for million americans modernizing roads airports waterways all across america and we will do i to withstand the devastating effects of climate change and promoting environmental justice. >> congressman, i'm hearing him talking about envir

when i was a deputy secretary in the obama biden administration we spoke of seasons, it was hurricane don't speak about the seasons anymore across the country as we look at natural disasters whether they be tornadoes, hurricanes, fires, devastating fire in the beautiful state of colorado, but a short while ago. the federal emergency management can only do so much. when i visited mayfield and other parts of kentucky, i visited twice, the second time with our president. we small parts of buildings that were actually built two relatively modern codes that were intended to be safe zones within the building showed shoud natural disasters strike, and they were destroyed by a remarkably powerful tornado so one of the things of course that we are doing in the partnership with state, local, tribal and territorial communities was looking at the building codes and whether in fact they are evolving to meet the threats of today rather than the threats of yesterday. so, let us join you in that analysis. let us help you map out the route in case natural disaster hits. we want to help you plan and pr

and the team o'biden -- obama and biden mocked mitt romney in 2012. add it up, bad things happen under obama and biden and stopped happening under trump and for the media to say this would have happened under trump ignored up to 2021. map irish. >> todd: what concerns me, it is less about trump and more about the disastrous consequences of the biden foreign policy, if you can call it that and media lack of informing the american public about what he's doing not only to our country, but to the world. do you think that will change as midterms draw closer and closer? i don't think it will. >> joe: probably not, no. i talk about the disconnect between media and what people are saying and feeling on the ground and harris shared a poll with newsweek and found 42% of voters say trump's policies are more to blame about russia invading ukraine, 58% blame biden, including 66%, two-thirds of independents blame biden for the ukraine invasion of russia and insidious invasion and one third blame trump. that is what we're talking about, most telling part was that 69

>> it was clearly election interference hunter biden was under attack inquiry by the obama biden departmentf justice. so somebody should be a little more than curious, perhaps even suspicious if something that appears to be hunter biden's laptop suddenly appears and there are e-mails on there that could in fact be comports with the broader investigation which had to do with allegations of foreign money laundering, so i think the incurious was the key. now come, with russia collusion the conclusion collusion was th conclusion, they said we will produce the evidence and a time and the future. with this they had the evidence and just suppressed it completely. it's important for the reason you just noted, 16 percent of biden voters from 2020 have tol pollsters they would have chang their vote had they known this was true and had they known the extent of it. let's not let the new york time and their friends in the media off the hook too much. the story today was not about his laptop, they did not say we're sorry, it was. in about the 27th paragraph and a story about hunter underpayin up a one mi

with our commitment to stop putin. >> sean: worrell, you look at crimea, that happened under obama and bidenf the caliphate and isis, that happened under obama and biden. we didn't have any putin territorial ambition play out on the world stage when your father-in-law was president. and he did wipe out the caliphate, and he showed us how to do it without putting a boot on the ground and using modern weaponry and modern warfare technology and he wiped out the entire caliphate and people barely give him credit for it. >> yeah, and isn't it a same that nobody knows that joe biden wasn't paying attention to any of that. obviously donald trump -- you know, he's a guy that nobody wanted to mess with. he exuded strength and you have a very different situation on your hands right now. but leo is exactly right with joy reid, by the way. everything that the democrats talk about has to be infused with race. that is the only thing that they know. that's the only card, as you said, that they have to play, and isn't it convenient that this is a bit of a distraction. if she talks about race in this scenari

the biden administration does not. the obama administration does not. asically control the global economy and you know, have a viable economy and so what the mistake that president biden has made in putin has not, all of europe has made this mistake, the move to green energy, become more reliant on other partners, opec, russia, we can trust them. we'll reduce the greenhouse gas emissions, just depend on the kindness of our neighbors doesn't work this is why we left europe, you know, i guess you remember remember the winston churchill book, while europe was sleeping, they definitely slept through the energy crisis. they're starting to wake up. i'm afraid it might be too late. elizabeth: u.s. will still buy russian oil working on a nuclear deal with iran involving the purchase of their oil. reports that president biden is reportedly set to give iran $7 billion in frozen funds instead of treating both of them like a pariah. giving russia legitimacy on iran nuclear deal. they iran will make money. iran will buy weapons from russia and putin gets money and ir

unable to get a piece of their legislative package through they are doing the same thing as the obama here's, bidenusing on his own and president has a temper that with the eviction moratorium expection and now they want to take election law that way you a bunch of things they can't get through congress and they know the american people are ready to throw him out. liz: can you explain why this is not voting rights, something else? >> voting rights, they want to centralize control over all elections sent from the states were spread all their constitutional history, they want to in their hands in washington, that's not about rights, they want control for their own political highs and that's why it's consistent with what they are saying, unable to achieve making law in congress and now make law through executive branch in the hands of the president. liz: you need id to get healthcare, show id to get healthcare or get on a plane or to get married. why can't you show id to vote? i think 36 states say yes, show photo id, what's the problem. >> about 70% think that's a reasonable requirement and has been

this was obviously the same agreement that obama had in 2015. doesn't biden believe that this treaty needs to be advised and consent of congress and if so, do you believe he has the votes to lawfully affirm it? >> if and when we have a deal and we don't have a deal at this point, otherwise you would know, we could consider the facts and circumstances of any u.s. return to the jcpoa to look at implications under the iran nuclear act of 2015. we're committed to ensuring the requirements are satisfied and we would abide by that. we have been keeping members updated. we've been briefing them regularly. brett mcgurk a a call and we've been briefing. >> and the igrc -- rather, the islamic revolutionary guard corps, has it done anything to be eligible to be removed from the terror black list? >> i think you're asking me this because it's been out there as a possible discussion. there's no deal at this point. so if and when there's a deal, we'll have a discussion about what's in the deal. >> outside of the deal, does it take action to be removed from that terror blac

believing it because they can pull up any chart, any graph, and see where gas prices were during obama bidene they were during trump years and where they are now. Über is now charging customers a new fuel fee to offset these rise in gas prices starting on wednesday, Über rides or food deliveries will now cost anywhere from 35 to 5 cents more depending on your location now at least 21 states have proposals now to rollback reduce state gas taxes temporarily yanked and georgia suspended gas taxes for instance for at least 30 days saving 37 cents and 29 cents gallon respectfully. and there are calls now for the suspension of the federal gas tax which is 18 cents a gallon. now gas prices have not been this high since 2008 and it could stay high for months to come. lawrence. lawrence: filled up this week cost me $90, brian, so i can afford it but a lot of americans can't and that's amazing. thanks so much, brian. of course. lawrence: americans say president biden is to blame for surge in gas and oil prices. and many are pointing to his cancelation of the keystone pipeline, as a major factor. i tra

listening to people talk about crimea and 2014 blaming that on president obama and biden that wasn't manafort in ukraine handling the election in 2014 just before they invaded crimea? and wasn't that the initiative that paul manafort came here and then started up the trump campaign? because then we got the mueller report i cannot say i have read the entire thing but i read the indictment of the 25 russians that came out before the report did and it is amazing. i wonder if we had listened to the mueller report if we would be here today. and then, as soon as trump got in office he fired tony on the ninth but on the tenth he had new people in his office we found that out from russian tv and that was the basis of the first impeachment and then we had an insurrection. tucker carlson is onox fox news i am wondering is vladimir putin listening to tucker carlson and getting his own? >> certainly pieces of that report were disturbing. the russian misinformation campaign that we saw in our election system trying to fill discord to so discord and break the country apart which was jaw-dropping i

it is the end of the obama-biden administration.s, getting a piece of property at a sub rate, that he shouldn't have, and he thought he could lean on the united states to help him get out of it. he leans on hunter biden. hunter biden says you need an attorney. that attorney happens to be louis freeh, former fbi director. fbi director gets a book of business. the former fbi director deposits $100,000 into the account of joe biden's grandkids in a trust. i mean this is one of the most outrageous stories there is. so "the new york times" sues. the state department to get those emails. they shouldn't have to sue them. but they're prevailing, there is an agreement that the state department still negotiating the deal, march 25th, we'll know the specifics, they're supposedly going to turn over the documents but why is it that joe biden's grandkids are profiting $100,000 while he is vice president of the united states to try to get some guy out of jail in romania. this one stinks to high heaven. elizabeth: jason, reminds us of what happened

the top economic advisor in the obama/biden administration. inflation on supply lines is complaining about your sweater keeping you too warm after adding several logs on the fireplace. the logs in the fireplace is you pump too much money into the financial system and devall -- devalues the dollar. >> harris: i am thinking of the elderly, fixed income. >> absolutely. people like my dad, 80 years old, right? gives himself an allowance to live on. what if you don't have the resources? who isn't blaming putin or opec or isn't blaming food companies or oil companies? the american people are blaming joe biden. abc news, "washington post". 7 in 10 americans blame him for inflation and gas prices. ask jimmy carter. you blame the guy in charge and give him credit who good things are happening. >> harris: it is hard to get 70% of people to agree. a lot of independents in the polling. >> that's everything. when you lose independents suddenly the states decided by slim margins it goes the other way. until he can reverse this. hard to see how it reverses.

saying we will evaluate, we don't want to use chemical weapons and i think back to president obama when joe bidenas vice president, the redline in syria and chemical weapons let them scramble across it and did nothing. >> wars matter and coming from this president, we don't know what exactly he sang. he is the most powerful man on the planet allegedly. his words do matter and get they are contradicted by his staff. it leads the american public to ask yourself whether or not he's actually in charge or whether or not he was coached properly or if he knows what he's talking about when he said the term russia is not winning the war, really? asked the people in ukraine, 10 million people displaced, what does he mean they are not winning? the war is far from over yet he poses for a photo op in contradicted by his own staff and he is not shown the type of leadership in the most powerful country in the world should show. a lack of leadership, he's leading from behind from the issues that have gone on in this war so far, it disgraceful because of this position. >> when you look at this being played out, a

. >> todd: we mentioned your 2014 meeting with joe biden under the obama administration, did joe biden and obama policy fail to learn from the lessons of crimea when you look at how they are handling this conflict? >> i totally believe sooner or later all western democracys will do everything ukraine will need in this moment. now we and civilization, it is not about ukraine, ukraine is part of this battle. the problem is, i don't know how much time we have. how much time i personally have. will i be weakness of this unity or not. >> carley: how did that conversation go with then vice president biebd, you said ukraine needed more weapons, what did he tell you at the time? >> he respond with a general thing about support of the united states to ukraine and to -- support, but it is not enough. we are very grateful for solidarity and whole measures, but we need more in order to repeal putin. >> carley: thank you so much for joining us this morning. we appreciate it and hear your message loud and clear. matviichuk. >> carley: many civilians are defending their country and arizona business i

decisions taken then, but we can also talk about the years where you were directly involved in the obama—bidenwe've already discussed, and the annexation of crimea, the national security strategy of the united states under obama—biden talked of needing strategic patience toward putin's russia. this immensely relaxed attitude to vladimir putin, despite what happened in georgia, despite what happened in ukraine in 2014, seems to have been plain wrong. well, i think senator romney, to his credit, was very prescient, and i think we've had, frankly — we, meaning collectively, the west — has had decades of failure in assuming that russia's modernisation and the growth of a middle class in russia would somehow lead russia to be a more responsible stakeholder in the international system. but when you have a country that's run by a clique of kgb agents, things have turned out very differently. and i think that was a collective mistake that the west has made, as i said, over a much longer period of time. where's the, you know, there's this phrase — of course you know — the off—ramp for vladimir putin? y

and then i said that from what i see, there's no basis to think that either biden or obama would be underu're glad that you -- battles, you're glad that you worked for donald trump? he doesn't sound so glad -- >> i deemed myself as working for the country at a difficult time, and i'm glad that i did it, and i would do it again because i thought the circumstances were serious, and i thought i could contribute. howard: bill barr, thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you. howard: that's it for this edition of "mediabuzz." i'm howard kurtz. we're working as hard as we can to bring you the latest on the terrible war many ukraine while also dealing with hunter biden or a former attorney general. we'll continue the conversation on facebook and twitter. check out my podcast, media buzz meter. you can subscribe apple itunes, google podcast or on your amazon device. back here next sunday, 11 eastern. we hope to see you hen with the late buzz. ♪ ♪ i'm amber, i've lost 128 pounds with golo, taking release. i have literally tried everything. i was on the verge of getting gastric bypass surgery, a

and obama and biden were the best of palace until obama endorsed hillary for the white house.at the end. the partnerships started out strong. not so much can kamala harris and joe. something is going on between them that is pretty weird. the vp hasn't kept her feelings a secret. she feels trapped inside the d.c. bubble. the turmoil within the white house is worse than we thought. an upcoming book by a "new york times" journalist reveals how dysfunctional the relationship is. politico reported that the books gets into their weekly lunch meetings which seem real awkward and superficial. no personal talks. just slurping at soup and going through the motions because they have to. and not just joe who can't connect with kamala harris. the first lady didn't like her either. when the wife doesn't like somebody that person has to go. there is no other way. if jill has a beef with kamala harris that's a real problem. biden is not making the situation better by saying things like that. >> got a little change in the arrangement on who is on the stage because of the first lady's husband c

hunter biden was under a tax increase investigation by obama biden's department of justice. soso somebody should be a little bit more than curious, perhaps even suspiciousf if something that appears to be hunter biden's laptop suddenly appears and there are emails on there that could in fact be broadening that could in fact comport with the broader investigation at that time mocker which had to do with allegations of foreign money laundering, allegations of violatingne the act. and so i think the curious was the key now with russia collusion, they can't that conclusion collusion was the conclusion they said will produce the evidenceco at a time in the future. the evidencee had and just denied it justd suppressed it completely. and it's important forlyta a vey important reason that you just it's important for an essential reason. you just noted 16% of biden voters from 2020 have toldvo pollsters they would have changed their vote had they known this was true and had they known the extent ofti it. and let's not let the new york times and their friends, or the media off the hook

from the obama-biden administration.stration but performed in a different way. when the united states is weak. the cold war was on the heels of the reagan defense. and 7 fat years of growth. and it happened in britain with thatcherrism, and confidence was building and we were strong militarily. jon: what was it that invited president putin to undertake this? why does he any he can get away with it? >> i think he was quite serious when he said that ukraine is not to them just another country, it's much more than that. it's historically large parts of it have been part of the russian empire, the soviet empire. he was serious when he said ukraine cannot be part of nato. it should have been essentially neutral. not institutionalizing their opposition to russia. ukraine not in nato. biden was never willing to talk to him seriously. jon: we'll see what the coming days bring. let's hope the ukrainians can hang on. christian whiton, blaine holt. that's how fox reports. i'm jon scott. thanks for watching our coverage. it continue

china, they are the ones brokering this deal and because joe biden is so desperate for a nuclear deal with iran, even worse than the first one, obamahe mullahs in iran, they are pretending this attack, though, it's nothing to worry about, really? the administer ration claiming the u.s. wasn't even a real target. that i call out as total adam schiff. i believe that's a lie. joe biden is the modern-day neville chamberlain. iran was targeting israel they claim, so no reason to be upset. our number one ally in the middle east, no big deal, just iran being iran, really? the administration claims the u.s. wasn't even a real target again. so now it's, oh, no reason to be upset. meanwhile, as bad as all of this is -- and it's bad -- china is now openly threatening "the worst consequences for any country that supports taiwan's military." there is the problem. we currently have a u.s. military presence right there in taiwan and we also equipped taiwan with weapons and training. so again, we ask joe biden, what are you going to do about this overt threat, joe? are you going to do anything anywhere at all? china is reportedly ready and willing

why do you think that under obama and biden crimea was annexed, why there was no aggressive territorialition fulfilled by putin or any other actor and why do you think under joe biden, here we go all over again? speak a look at the signals these guys send in it so blatant when you watch the show. look at the picture of him on the bike. you have biden rising this cruiser, a big ridiculous reflector on the front of it and it might as well have had a little horn and he's writing slowly to go get ice cream. in the world where you almost have world war iii. everything you have been talking about on the show up to this point, all the problems mystically, the guy is literally riding up beach cruiser around the place. my father was giving speeches in front of f-35's talking about how he's building the greatest military the world has ever seen. he'd be out there lobbying for defense funding so he could rebuild the military been talking about rebuild the nuclear arsenal. taking out soleimani and all these bad guys around the world, that was sending a true message of strength. he was doing it with

republicano advertÍa que rusia era una amenaza para la polÍtica exterior estadounidense barack obama, cuando joe bidendividido porque la mayorÍa de su partido no sabe por quÉ lado ponerse. franklin: falso, falso. de hecho una falta de respeto. hay una congresista republicana... [hablan a la vez] nacida y criada en rusia, republicana representa a indiana... carolina: nos toca seguir hablando del tema de la economÍa, del futuro que son ustedes los jÓvenes. el presidente biden dice que va a crear millones de empleos. afirma que estados unidos se va a transformar al punto de ser una competencia econÓmica con china. adonÍas, es parte de este paÍs, eres parte fundamental del futuro. ¿quÉ sientes despuÉs de escuchar al presidente joe biden? adonÍas: hay dos aspectos muy importantes. para que se puedan cumplir todas las cosas que joe biden mencionÓ, no sÓlo en el tema de economÍa, salud, inmigraciÓn, se necesitan 60 votos en el senado de los cuales sÓlo existen 48, necesitamos un voto republicano pero no hay. todos los republicanos estÁn obstruyendo... [hablan a la vez] franklin: no vamos a apoyar las propues

we are dealing now with the decisions of, bush obama, trump. biden isn't doing anything to impede oil and gas drilling in the united states. keystone would not be open if biden had canceled it. where oil is coming from now, the richest supply we have is in the permian basin. not really anwar. the people who will decide how much we produce is not joe biden. it is the investors who find these things -- fund these things. host: tom from pittsburgh on the independent line. caller: good morning. number one, oil is not the enemy. in germany, they want to do away with oil by 2030 or something like that. in california, home or building gas stations. i have a 2006 car. should not be on the road. i would love to buy an electric car. how am i going to afford it? the cheapest one is $40,000. the government will have to send me a rebate of $20,000 for me to even consider it. number two, why aren't we building refineries? we could produce the oil but we are not building refineries. apply are we not building refineries -- why are we not building refineries? guest:

so under president biden and vice president under president obama, vice president biden back in 2014when they crimea we're just seeing that ukrainian territorial sovereignty being eroded. and you even saw today biden actually stating that there might be some land concessions that ukraine should give up without discussions with ukrainian. so obviously we need to be doing more right now. but we should have been preventing this in the first place and militarily, clearly ukraine definitely needs more security cooperation, cooperation. the united states. >> but it's a little too too little too late at this point. they should have been two months. okay. all right. abraham al-hammadi, thank you for your service to our country and your service to our viewers tonight . abraham and rick, no doubt that this question of sanctions than the biden administration response is going to be a topic of discussion for months to come leading up to the midterms. that's it. yeah, absolutely, jonathan. on a number of foreign policy challenges on this foreign policy challenge in particular ,it's where and how

i've been with you people talking about crania in 2014 and trying to blame it all on president obama and joe biden . but wasn't paul manafort in ukraine handling the election in 2014 just before the invaded crimea? and wasn't that kind of an initiative when paul manafort came here and was in the trump's campaign, started with the mueller reports. i can't say i've read the entire mueller report. but i've read the indictment of the 25 russians that came out before the reportactually did . and it'samazing . i wonder if we listened to what was in that mueller report if we would be here today. and in the end, as soon as trump got in office he fired me on may 9, 2017 and on the 10th he had left his office and we didn't find that from our sources in the united states u. we found that out from russian tv. i ended up in the first impeachment andthen we had an insurrection .and tucker carlson is on fox news and i'm wondering is vladimir putin listening to tucker carlson and getting his own? >> host: we will let you go there, congressman sherrill. >> certainly pieces of the mueller report were lincredibly di

i think the way donald trump beat the caliphate that grew under obama and biden with pinpoint accuracyern weaponry and technology, our military was pressing buttons in an air-conditioned room in tampa, florida. we don't need that option. you are a historian of ronald reagan. ronald reagan help the freedom fighters, the contras in nicaragua with weapons. he hoped beat the soviet union and soviet unit listing or missiles. i would like to think that we would do the same thing here and output a single american boots on the ground throughout this conflict ever. do you agree with that? >> sean might think you're exactly right. that we can and should help ukraine win this war and defeat russia and defeat putin, but we should not put american servicemen and women in harm's way. we should not put boots on the ground. it is the reason i oppose a no fly zone. tomorrow morning, we will have president zelenskyy with joint session of congress remotely. i think he may well ask for a no-fly zone. i understand why he wants that. there have been some democrats, some republicans who have foolishly echoed

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how can refer to the redline syria under obama and biden? that was a joke. >> jessica: i literally said foreign policy blunder. >> dana: what biden could've said is you better not and leave it at that. that was one of those things. don't say all the things you're going to do. >> greg: all right, liberal leaders throwing in the towel when it comes to dealing with the surge in violent crime. i need a lawn. quick. the fast way to bring it up to speed... is scotts turf builder rapid grass. it grows two times faster than seed alone for full, green grass. everything else just seems... slow. it's lawn season. let's get to the yard. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because every great day starts the night before. the sleep number 360 smart bed is really smart. it tracks your circadian rhythm, average heart rate, and breathing rate. so you know exactly how long, how well and when you slept. it's even smart enough to sense your movement and automatically adjust to help keep you both comfortable all night. it's also temperature balanc