and i got talk to paul camp fellow yesterday. dog show here's what he had to say we are back here we are at the greatest arena in the world for the greatest dog show in the world. this is the stage where best in show tonight will be ultimately awarded so it's exciting, i think a lot of people are really pumped up it's back in the city five years later after covid we are truly back with 149th westminster kennel club dog show. events at the javits center are going to start at 8 c.d.c. a.m. a lot of furry friends and familiar faces on "fox & friends." we will have the president of the westminster kennel club dog show join us awesome ladies from fox sports. of course, the westminster kennel club dog show will be on fs1 and we will be broadcast on fox sports and of course all the fox apps. i'm just excited to be here, todd. you know it's not very often that we say the show goes to the dogs. in this case today's show is going to the dogs. over to you. >> todd: as long as pugs win. make it happen. >> janice: oh, i don't know if the pug

and in brisbane we crossed to what we paul, he's an address professor at queensland university and technology and senior fellow at the ty, hey, institute, or a gentleman cross talk role, is that effect? that means you can jump anytime you want, and i always appreciate a daniel, um, so much to talk about here. i was leading, obviously, in my introduction, i'm going to quote marco rubio right now. it's not normal for the world. have a unit polar power, remarkable. coming from like a secretary of state, and then on the heels of this we have the or which seems to be the imminent destruction of the u. s. a. i d, at least in his current or is former incarnation. we don't know where it's going to go. from here, the point is my friend so much is happening. i think they're related uh, take it from here daniel. yeah, i mean, i think what we're seeing is a global crash of, of neo liberalism. and it reminds me of the crash of communism in 1989 to 91. i think the world is going to a major phase change uh the the, the rules of the last 35 years or so. i have 4 on the park and we're inter entering into a new era. and that er

paul solman. geoff: we are joined tonight by mary lovely, a senior fellow at the peterson institute for internationalnomics. thanks for coming. we have this paws on tariffs for canada and mexico. how much of this is actually about addressing a trade imbalance? i raised the question because donald trump negotiated a trade deal with canada and mexico. is there an actual problem these tariff seem to solve? mary: the president has identified two problems of the border. sony has on occasion talked about the trade deficit that we have but it's hard to know what weight he places on these factors. for today's announcement, it looks like it was on the border. >> when he talks about canada, he complains about the trade imbalance, which has existed for decades. canada sells more goods and services to the u.s. than advise from us. does that justify tariffs? >> there's no reason we should have balance bilaterally. there's no reason that the grocery store should buy as much for me as i buy from it. there is no reason why canada should not sell to us and then use those resources to produce things to sell to the res

pope john paul told some 200 polish pilgrims he knew were in the crowd that they and all fellow polesld pray for peace. service: the cold war became as cold as it had ever been before. it got so cold, it was capable of becoming hot. [ indistinct shouting ] rather: there had been rumors -- today, confirmation. deaths and injuries among the enforcers and resistors to the military rule imposed since sunday. [ indistinct shouting ] president reagan: tragic events now occurring in poland, almost two years to the day after the soviet invasion of afghanistan, have been precipitated by public and secret pressure from the soviet union. the united states is taking immediate action to suspend major elements of our economic relationships with the polish government. mann: the first crisis in poland provides a vehicle for reagan to begin to think that maybe the communist system in eastern europe is not as stable as people imagined. moyers: this is the pershing missile. a new version of it will soon be deployed in europe. this is the cruise missile, also to join nato's arsenal, based on european soi

and paul is at the center for new american, and delighted to have chris andrews in the discussion for the debate a fellow at the national defense university and a member of our mid career cadre. the motion on the table today, the motion is that the u.s. should increase its reliance on artificial intelligence to enhance decision making in its n3 systems. the format of the debate, sara in the atef affirmative of the motion and paul in the negative. they'll make remarks and we'll sit back down and have a conversation and each have four minutes of rebuttal from what they heard from each other and chris will have a discussion and they will have time to answer that once we get to that point in the debate we'll open it up to you, what are the burning questions out of the discussion and i'll moderate as they those go through and at the end they will have time for final remarks and we will end at 10:00. so with that, i'm going to turn over to sara to get us started with her opening comments. sara, please. >> good morning. i'm shorter, also not wearing heels. first, i just want to say thank you for being here, for

fellow i'm hopeful that we'll see you then improvements in the weather across japan . as we go into next week, but for the time being there is yet more disruptive. snowed paul again little area of low pressure looking there in the sea of japan, and that will bring more wintry flowers. well, heavy snow rest queens as well. so drifting snow as we go through satellite that will cause some disruption. it will move widespread for time on sunday and then hopefully sign signs of some improvement behind that it is dr. cold for the korean peninsula. add a good deal of china will see that color at a cost. a good part of the southern regions of china are as well pushed down a little further south west. we got some live, you shall, as long as spouse a frame heading towards vietnam circulation in the south, try to see will make its way to will southern areas of vietnam. well have you show us lose on central areas of the philippines looking very just the could scattering a showers across much of malaysia isn't very heavy right into indonesia as per usual. not too much right across such india or at present level we do have signs of western disturbances rolling in over the next day or

oakland city council member noel gayo is asking fellow council members to make a priority list of funding. >> our time now 504 paul pelosi, the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi, just had a successful kidney transplant and he's been released from the hospital. paul pelosi had been in the hospital since friday. that's when he received the kidney transplant. and the donor was his daughter, jacqueline. the pelosi family, in a statement, thanked the medical team for their kindness and excellent treatment and say paul pelosi and his daughter are on the path to a full recovery. >> illegal crossings along the southwest border are dropping to the lowest level in years. the u.s. coast guard has been stationed along the rio grande valley for years now, but with president trump's sweeping immigration changes, they have increased those operations, adding more manpower in south texas, boat patrols are looking for any signs of smuggling along the river as they cruise along the border. >> pretty much calls in, let them know like you got two coast guard boats coming up the way so they know, like whether it crossed or not. >>

paul of kentucky said republicans won the last election by complaining about democrats policies that he argues led to high prices, and says tariff lovers will be forced to explain the persistence of high prices. his fellowy senator, mitch mcconnell, wrote in an op ed that kentuckians will face the higher costs as a result of trump's tariffs. higher costs of as much as $1,200 a year for kentuckians, according to one study. now, the sleeper dynamic here, chris, is that red states that vote solidly for trump are disproportionately more dependent on the federal government. they take in more money from the us treasury than they give, whereas blue states like new jersey, california and new york are more likely to be net givers to the treasury than than net takers from the treasury. so it's very hard to make a meaningful reductions, major cuts in government spending without harming red states. and this is where i think the rubber is going to hit the road. how much of this pain are republican lawmakers going to tolerate? at what point do they push back? and if they do, they do have the article one powers to override anything that president trump tries to do. chris. >> well, that is my question for you, ashley,

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. >> paul fellows. >> paul fellows. >> after video. >> after video. >> footage emerged showing the confrontation. >> well, his sentence triggers. >> well, his sentence triggers. >> a recall. >> a recall. >> petition if 10% of. >> petition if 10% of. >> his constituents sign . >> his constituents sign. >> his constituents sign. >> it, a by—election will be forced. today marks the three year anniversary of the russian invasion of ukraine. to mark the milestone, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy has currently hosting leaders at the support ukraine summit in kyiv. prime minister sir keir. starmer spoke at the event on a virtual link. >> from downing street. >> from downing street. >> voices echo in my ears. they informed decisions that i take and the peace that i believe that we must see. so i have a very simple, clear message today. the uk is with you today and every day , from his majesty and every day, from his majesty the king to the nhs workers volunteering in hospitals in ukraine. >> elsewhere. >> elsewhere. >> french police have confirmed. >> french police have confirmed. >> three proje

amesbury pleaded guilty to assaulting 45 year old paul fellows after video footage emerged showing theonfrontation. his sentence triggers a recall petition if 10% of his constituents sign it. a by—election will be forced. delivering the sentence, the magistrate said. amesbury's unprovoked, drunken behaviour was too serious to be dealt with by unpaid work. the vatican says the pope is slightly improving in health. it says the pontiff has no respiratory crisis today but that the prognosis remains guarded. this morning, the vatican issued a short statement saying the pontiff was resting in hospital and the night went well. the updates on his health follow a statement yesterday in which the vatican said the pontiff was in a critical condition and was showing an initial mild kidney problem. the 88 year old has been in rome's gemelli hospital since the 14th of february, and is being treated for double pneumonia and chronic bronchitis. nigel farage has hit out at sir keir starmer, saying labour is getting desperate. that's after the prime minister accused the reform uk leader of perpetuating

amesbury pleaded guilty to assaulting 45 year old paul fellows after video footage emerged showing theonfrontation. his sentence triggers a recall petition if 10% of his constituents sign it. a by—election will be forced. delivering the sentence, the magistrate said. amesbury's unprovoked, drunken behaviour was too serious to be dealt with by unpaid work. the vatican says the pope is slightly improving in health. it says the pontiff has no respiratory crisis today but that the prognosis remains guarded. this morning, the vatican issued a short statement saying the pontiff was resting in hospital and the night went well. the updates on his health follow a statement yesterday in which the vatican said the pontiff was in a critical condition and was showing an initial mild kidney problem. the 88 year old has been in rome's gemelli hospital since the 14th of february, and is being treated for double pneumonia and chronic bronchitis. nigel farage has hit out at sir keir starmer, saying labour is getting desperate. that's after the prime minister accused the reform uk leader of perpetuating

amesbury pleaded guilty to assaulting 45 year old paul fellows after video footage emerged showing therontation while delivering the sentence today, the magistrate said amesbury's unprovoked drunken behaviour was too serious to be dealt with by unpaid work, and those are the latest gb news headlines for now. more news from me in an houn >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/advent. >> jay review. >> jay review. >> sir keir starmer thinks you're dangerous if you have right wing political views. >> a dangerous right wing politics. you want to know what farage and reform are doing on their rare visits to parliament. they're voting against our employment rights bill. they claim to be the party of patriotism, but they're fawning over putin. >> so not far right. not fascist, not nazi views, no, just right wing political views makes you a danger to society. under labour prime minister keir starmer. well, i want to push back on that because this was revealed over the weekend. >> a police officer, helen. >> a

amesbury pleaded guilty to assaulting 45 year old paul fellows after video footage emerged showing thentation. delivering the sentence today, the magistrate said amesbury's unprovoked drunken behaviour was too serious to be dealt with by unpaid work. those are the latest headlines. for now, it's over to patrick. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/advent. >> it is ten weeks in prison. all you get if you're a labour mp who batters one of your constituents in a drunken late night attack. >> stop it, stop it! stop! whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa. hey hey hey hey. >> mike amesbury, who is no longer the labour mp but was at the time even admitted to being the time even admitted to being the mp during the assault. >> yes, i am. yes i am. and you won't threaten the mp ever again, will you? oh, is it mike? yes. are you the local mp, john? the mp7 yes. are you the local mp, john? the mp? the yes. are you the local mp, john? the mp7 the mp yes. are you the local mp, john? the mp? the mp of runcorn? that's what you

amesbury pleaded guilty to assaulting 45 year old paul fellows after video footage emerged showing thefrontation. delivering the sentence today, the magistrate said amesbury's unprovoked drunken behaviour was too serious to be dealt with by unpaid work. those are the latest headlines. for now, it's over to patrick. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/advent. >> it is ten weeks in prison. all you get if you're a labour mp who batters one of your constituents in a drunken late night attack. >> stop it, stop it! stop! whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa. hey hey hey hey. >> mike amesbury, who is no longer the labour mp but was at the time even admitted to being the time even admitted to being the mp during the assault. >> yes, i am. yes i am. and you won't threaten the mp ever again, will you? oh, is it mike? yes. are you the local mp, john? the mp7 yes. are you the local mp, john? the mp? the yes. are you the local mp, john? the mp7 the mp yes. are you the local mp, john? the mp? the mp of runcorn? that's what

amesbury pleaded guilty to assaulting 45 year old paul fellows after video footage emerged showing the confrontation. delivering the confrontation. delivering the sentencing today, the magistrate said amesbury's unprovoked drunken behaviour was too serious to be dealt with by unpaid work. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. it's over to headliners. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/poll. >> jason bradbury. >> jason bradbury. >> hello! >> hello! >> welcome to headliners. you know the score. we got the best of tomorrow's newspapers with the best of today's comedians. first things first, we're going to have a look at the front pages. we have the telegraph, france's nuclear shield for europe, the guardian, trump, putin will accept europe's troops in ukraine after ceasefire and the daily express. reeves urged to stop state pension being axed. so more papers to come in a little bit. but first of all, simon. hello. how are you doing? we've got a very large telegram. we could pretty much do t

amesbury pleaded guilty to assaulting 45 year old paul fellows after video footage emerged showing theconfrontation. delivering the confrontation. delivering the sentencing today, the magistrate said amesbury's unprovoked drunken behaviour was too serious to be dealt with by unpaid work. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. it's over to headliners. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/poll. >> jason bradbury. >> jason bradbury. >> hello! >> hello! >> welcome to headliners. you know the score. we got the best of tomorrow's newspapers with the best of today's comedians. first things first, we're going to have a look at the front pages. we have the telegraph, france's nuclear shield for europe, the guardian, trump, putin will accept europe's troops in ukraine after ceasefire and the daily express. reeves urged to stop state pension being axed. so more papers to come in a little bit. but first of all, simon. hello. how are you doing? we've got a very large telegram. we could pretty much do th

amesbury pleaded guilty to assaulting 45 year old paul fellows after video footage emerged showing theconfrontation. delivering the confrontation. delivering the sentencing today, the magistrate said amesbury's unprovoked drunken behaviour was too serious to be dealt with by unpaid work. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. it's over to headliners. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/poll. >> jason bradbury. >> jason bradbury. >> hello! >> hello! >> welcome to headliners. you know the score. we got the best of tomorrow's newspapers with the best of today's comedians. first things first, we're going to have a look at the front pages. we have the telegraph, france's nuclear shield for europe, the guardian, trump, putin will accept europe's troops in ukraine after ceasefire and the daily express. reeves urged to stop state pension being axed. so more papers to come in a little bit. but first of all, simon. hello. how are you doing? we've got a very large telegram. we could pretty much do th

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