general perkins, first of all what about this idea to split up? as i understand it, the dmz, the demilitarized zone is kept by thousands of us, our own troops. will we have to do that there? >> harris, good to be with you here today. i think what you are seeing is the russians redefine success. if you redefine success it means you are not having success. i think obviously putin's initial plan was this multi-axis fast moving armored attack has not worked. the ukrainians have steadfast held their ground and have, you know, really given the russians a much tougher fight than they were planning on. what you are seeing now is very typical in warfare as you go through phases. the russians are trying to consolidate gains. putin is trying to get a good assessment of what his capability really is. and what is his potential to continue the offens? he obviously either did not get good intelligence or didn't listen to it prior to the invasion. now he is having to adjust his plans to see what is in the realm of the possible. as you say, to maintain, you know,

eric: for more on what this means, let's turn to retired four-star army general david perkins.e you. is this hypersonic missile the first time one has been used in combat? is that a game-changer or just hype? >> well, eric, good to talk with you hered today. no pun intended, but i think there is a lot of hype to it. in the kind of combat that we're of involved here, it's not necessarily a significant game-changer. it is a way to grab headlines. hypersonic missiles are really best used when you're trying to avoid interception, you're going thousands of miles with intercontinental ballistic missiles. upon impact with a traditional warhead, it's no more devastating than a bomb or other missile, but it is a way for putin to grab a headline. eric: in this case, the ukrainians -- i mean, it's not needed necessarily strategically for this. it goes 5-25 miles fast faster than the speed of sound is, mac 5 plus. so you're saying -- mach 5 plus are. you're saying they really don't need it, but it grabs the headlines. >> exactly. and, in fact, as this war goes on -- and and i would agree w

leaders like frances perkins, the first woman to serve as a u.s. secretary of labor, and one of the principal architects of the new deal. she once said, and i quote, i came to washington to work for god, for f.d.r. and the millions of forgotten, plain, common working men, and i add women. she, as well as my parent, told me to battle for working people, never to take no for an answer. they said work for the everyday citizen. and that is why with this government funding legislation -- that is why we are here tonight as well, to stand in solidarity with the people of ukraine. as the world watches in horror, civilians, including children, the ill, expect ant mothers, are being targeted by russia's unprovoked and unhumane attacks. we're becoming witness to one of the worst humanitarian crises we have seen in generations. which is why this bill provides $13.6 billion in humanitarian assistance, defense support and economic aid to help the ukrainian people in their most desperate hour of need. we care for our service members and our veterans by providing

>> well look, this is the same law firm, perkins coie, michael sussman worked when he went into the fbiie and paid it back to the clinton campaign and called it legal fees and opposition research. dnc is paying over $105,000. clinton campaign paying $8,000. one thing i want to point out your viewers, anyone who follows the fec this agency has been in the throes of partisan gridlock. democrats don't vote for republicans, republicans don't vote for democrats. what we know so far, they found probable cause, that democrat voted to find a violation as well as republicans. that is pretty significant, which forced them to go in to get a negotiated settlement. elizabeth: how bad is this? is this tip of the iceberg stuff when it comes to the clinton campaign what went on there? >> i think between the durham campaign, the durham investigation, everything that has been going on, by the way all filings from the durham special counsel really hinted there may be more to come. we'll see what he develops, whether additional charges will be filed. i think this is us why the beginning. i think we'll have

the 1st member of putin in a circle to quit his post over the russian invasion. anatoly tobias was perkins special representative for ties with international organizations. but his better known as the architect of russia's post soviet economic reforms. poland has expelled 45 russian diplomats accusing them of being kremlin spies and governments, bugs person said it was part of warsaw as dismantling of the russian special services network in poland. they've been get, they've been given. most of them have been given 5 days to leave the country. moscow has called the accusations absurd. russian president vladimir putin says the west will have to pay for russian gas with rubles, instead of euro's or dollars. the move targets nation that have imposed sanctions on russia since its invasion of ukraine. germany has called pittman's announcement a breach of contract. the un estimates 10000000 people in ukraine have fled their homes in the past 4 weeks about a quarter of the population, while many have found shelter in other parts of ukraine. of a 3600000 people have left the country. but there is a

between the ages of 18 and 60 a band from leaving ukraine as they've been called up to defend against perkins army, that's creating dramatic scenes at try and stations where families are forced to say their goodbyes. last embrace before she can board the train, he is staying behind and keith, to fight vladimir putin invasion as tearing apart thousands of families in ukraine . people at the station just want to get away away from the thousands of russian soldiers who want to take the ukrainian capital by force will look at that of all harsh. i'm when i'm really worried about my 3 kids, and i want to come back, but now i'm very scared. your will. you saw your what your good as desperation grows. so does the number of people willing to board a train? ah and while women children and the elderly get on their husbands, fathers and sons faced the grim reality that they might never see them again. this man had just put his wife and 2 small children on the train. his 8 year old son gave him his toy ambulance before he boarded. the urge to go with loved ones is almost unbearable. i said we will fight t

to general david perkins, fourth star general. served his country with great bravery., thank you for taking the time. the rally that vladimir putin had in moscow and is pushing this point that it was thrust on him by ukraine not himself or russia. what did you make of that? >> i think he's getting a little envy of all the attention that president zelensky is getting around the world. plus, it shows that he's concerned that he's not making the advances that he needs to, desperate people do desperate things. it's getting much more brutal than he thought it would have to be and is trying to rewrite history as he seems to do often. >> neil: that has been like the good news bad news on this. the good news if you tonight want him taking over the world is the trouble he's had in ukraine. the bad news is the trouble he's having in ukraine might make him desperate and do even worse stuff. what do you feel. >> well, that's one of the things and we heard secretary austin talking about it. that they had planned and some of their plans have been leak add couple weeks ago, that this

general perkins will stick around as we wait for word from the pentagon. it's been a week since our fox news team was hit by russian fire while news gathering on the outskirts of kyiv killing two of our colleagues. pete and sasha. ben hall survived that attack thankfully. he's receiving treatment in germany. his journey from ukraine to germany would not have happened if it wasn't for the coordination of polish and ukrainian military, lloyd austin and the department of defense and a group called "save our allies" that was there to extract ben from behind enemy lines. the head of that group, sara, joined dana on americas newsroom to talk about how they accomplished that sensitive mission. >> this is a very complex situation. we have people on our team that are willing to go into harm's way to protect those from evil, especially when we got the call for help from fox. we could not move quickly enough to get a multinational effort to secure ben's extraction from a dangerous combat zone. >> are there any details that you can provide? perhaps not. i understand t

credit specialist sahr are perkins says the new change may help significantly. >> we've seen it impactredit score up to 90 points when even one is removed. >> that's not all that's changesing july 1st. unpaid medical collection debt will not show up on the credit report until a year after the collection agency gets the account. right now it's six months. >> does this half a year make a difference? is this going to help people? >> you know, it gives more time for the consumer do maybe work directly with the collection agency or maybe their insurance provider, maybe there was a hiccup in the way something was supposed to be covered and someone kneels needs to appeal it. i think it's a big sense of relief. >> raj, so those changes like i mentioned are going into effect july 1st of this year. but one thing i didn't mention here is that effective next year, the first half of the year, debt under $50 0 will not show up at all. >> consider kind ever minor debts they don't want to ruin a credit. >> exactly. it's interesting because according to the consumer financial protection bureau, most me

a check global elise, set up what they do. shaka, perkins, i will a port to port or near the calico bend, don't do my duty. will the city fulfill a conceptual c i d, v? so mal agreement is positive with then present our results of the radioactivity measurements from the houses the hostile the school and even from the street. yeah . if i meet blue ridge is pushed, if re her lem issue and plus illness fall in a mortgage or shot even more. but how reassuring can such words really b, to those who live with radioactive pollution on a daily basis? back in alit, i'll must stuff up. i'll hatchet has lost patience with this kind of official response. he wants to mobilize well beyond the borders of managing missouri. he has been in contact for several months with for breeze was to door an accident from the bone fund. it's is in this town that around are received and processed the uranium from the yellow clinic leanne problem. look on some problem on the, on the green folk lamond city. very bullard got, i got to do that at the office a call, you know, a little finish with such a quick feel so littl

worried are you by putting waving his nuclear missiles under the west nose very wide indeed. persian perkins will stop at nothing and we need to recognize the real threat. but those was carry and the threat is one of the 3rd world war. if yes, i don't have the longest about this and won't get us will stay cool and calculating . but the reality is this, if the person conquers ukraine, and although the ukrainian people and military are fighting an incredibly brave battle, and we should take inspiration of that all. but all the odds are in a stacked and perchance favor. so if there is, if he conquered ukraine, if he occupies ukraine, i think the chances are that he will have a very high chance that he will decide to have a go at establishing, for example, a land card all through lithuania is colleen and grab a bite off a chunk of the baltic states, and if there is any russian in caching whatsoever into nato territory, that means nato, all 30 member states will be at war with russia. and his nature war with russia, that means to nuclear pod, nuclear armed adversaries are locking horns and that m

every, all the power for the release is in perkins hands. i remember the words of dmitri pess golf. i think one of his spokesmen saying that the decision for nuclear weapons, for nuclear nuclear attack would be made by, by mr. pigeon himself, with the full support of the russian people. so the, the sort of politburo structure that existed in soviet times, which could have acted as a form of check and balance has gone. so effectively, he's got much more power than the old soviet leaders had. i off because he's being painted as a heavily armed, isolated and angry old man, and they don't necessarily make the best decisions or the most rational decisions do they? well he, is he so heavily on isolated in rational, angry old mom. i'm getting older and you're absolutely right, which is why we have to be which is why we have to sit up and take notice and really be careful and really insure i'm going to send one out of all this is effective deterrents. i cannot stress more strongly the need for, for later to get itself up to mobilize, to be prepared, ultimately to fight a war of national sur

her husband was on a solo diplomatic mission to perkins palace, guinea of the ukrainian side asked gach food or to try and build the bridge to, to let him couldn't. and to try to negotiate by possibly conditions for a ceasefire or, or something similar news of the visit caught the german government by surprise. attending a summit in france, the current german chancellor distance himself from the outreach. i don't want to comment, he told reporters or to his and you're going to even those with intruders party who have called on him to cut ties to russia and his ally vladimir putin admit the all efforts to reach the russian president are worth while. he suck mazel. alice was hoofed god, let me put it this way. anything that helps to end this terrible war as well come. we will see in the next few hours and days whether this one is in any case. i think that the talks that have just been started and are ongoing our sensibilities. first of all, an estimate of us from if dickerson withdrew to himself, yet to comment. it is unclear to what extent if any, his visit is aimed at brokering peace or

would that be crossing a want to perkins red lines? which in her is setting a lot of red lines and obviously trained defending against russia. i suggested that if they continue to defending itself, they will have to bear the consequences, which would be according to him that ukraine would lead, lose its sovereignty. he's been threatening a lot of things out of the question is what would be the consequence is it is for sure something that he doesn't wish to see. but on the other hand is a dancing around red lines that he is setting all over. hasn't really led anywhere admitting your trained and ga tunisia was one of his red lines famously, a few years ago. the europe has adhered to it and others. and there are the examples where western countries have tried to convince ukraine of accepting peace deals that were unfavourable to ukraine all with respect to the red lines, all of this has not worked out, not the nature definitely does not want to get involved in this conflict. and does not want to put you get into a situation where a direct

. >> reporter: navy veteran layne perkins left his wife and 2-year-old son home in san diego. >> these people have an established democracy and that's something that should be defended. >> reporter: but a u.s. official warns russia could target not only these training sites inside ukraine, but weapons bound for ukraine that are being stored in poland, risking a direct confrontation with nato. >> if mr. putin was trying to signal his displeasure about a strong united nato with this war of his, then he's failed, because he's getting exactly what he says he doesn't want. a strong united nato on his western flank. >> reporter: this as the humanitarian crisis deepens by the day. nearly 3 million refugees have fled ukraine, more than half into poland, where big cities are struggling to find room. our victor oquendo is in krakow. >> we have a big challenge to do this. >> is krakow running out of room to put everyone? >> this is the problem at the moment. we are at the top of our possibilities to take people. >> reporter: this shuttered mall was about to be demolished, but it's now been conver

russia will start charging what he called unfriendly countries in rubles for the gas they by, mister perkins said, a freeze on russia's assets by foreign nations had destroyed moscow's trust. in, quote, compromise currencies, like the dollar and the euro. evolution of looking for francis has made a fresh appeal for peace in ukraine. the catholic church leader pay tribute to the victims of the war and said buying and producing more weapons is not the solution for the problem. he urged both sides to work together for peace. ukrainian present villarille zalinski has address lawmakers in france. is the latest in a series of speeches by mister zalinski, to foreign parliaments. the ukrainian leader called for a minute of silence for ukraine and for victims of the war. he also told lawmakers that they have most of the answers in their hands, sending or weapons were drawing french companies from russia and imposing stronger sanctions. all right, let's find out how his speech went down. we can take you now to paris. where did of course one lisa louis is standing by lisa. mr. zalinski, obviously havin

what we don't know ultimately, and this is the important question, is, what is perkins perception? all russia's military fail is on the ground. i how quickly will they be moving towards, you know, wanting the negotiations to be settled because that's the big question. will he cross and if he's red lines, will he sort of compromise on crimea on neutrality at this stage? we don't know that at that's why people are very skeptical about whether the proposal that you couldn't put in place will actually sort of fly over the next few days. but again, you know, we don't know at this stage what kremlin is thinking maybe they will come out with their writing proposals later this week. but this is a way to see situation. a glass not called an expert on russian foreign and security policy. thank you very much for your insights. thank you. now some breaking news here in germany. the government has just announced it's activating it's early warning plan in anticipation of possible shortages of gas supplies from russia. economy minister robert, have ex, dressed that there are currently no shortage

attacking civilians and violating agreements. western media outlets clearly don't agree with president perkins claim that one of the main reasons bond ukrainian conflict close to di, nuts of 5 the country. they say it's absurd since presidents against these jewish, but they may have forgotten that one of ukraine's main jewish community leaders or a column whiskey is also a sponsor of armed new nazi malicious ortiz. paula steer can tell us more. susan says he wants to de, not certify ukraine, but the west claims. this is a false flag because with an official say, how do you d not if i a country who's president is jewish. when you hear vladimir fulton talk about the ukranian government as being full of neo nazis as somebody who is of jewish descended heritage. how do you react to that to those statements? for me to hear it just again? it's as if something, something similar to tone coma. i cannot take this segment seriously. what if i told you that one of the leaders of ukraine's jewish community go column whiskey is a major supporter of these guys? ah, the only golf is one of the 3 witches peop

and this is the important question is, what is perkins perception all russia's middle, she fail is on the ground. i how quickly will they be moving towards, you know, wanting the negotiations to be settled because that's the big question. will he cross? and if he's read lines, will he sort of compromise on crimea on neutrality at this stage, we don't know that. and that's why people are very skeptical about whether the proposal that you couldn't put in place will actually sort of fly over the next few days. but again, you know, we don't know at this stage with kremlin is thinking maybe they will come out with their own proposals, you know, late this week. but this is a way to see situation. a glass not cove, an expert on russian foreign and security policy. thank you very much for your insights. thank you. here's my other ukraine related stories were falling for you, the head of the united nations world food program. david beesley has warned the warren, ukraine will have a catastrophic impact on global food supplies. beasley said that countries like lebanon and egypt depend on ukraine

as well have a look at their heating bills or prices at the nearest gas station. economist, john perkins says, western sanctions on russia are putting the whole world in danger. tensions that are evolving around the world. that's putting a tremendous pressure on the global economy. it's not just the russian economy, but the economy of all these are the countries show. i think it's a very, very different situation. what we've ever had before president improvement is, is very college and astute leader. and i'm sure he anticipated some sort of reaction like this. i doubt very much that he anticipated that there would be such a united effort to participate in a, basically an economic war. i would suspect that given the economic situation that there be a lot of empty spaces in the major cities of russia for some time to come and take a lot of incredible creativity to really use those faces and to build back the economy. there isn't really much of the rest of the world. the us is now looking to sanction pakistan in a move. why be seen a punishment for islamic beds, refusal to take on openly ho

ages of 18 and 60 a bad from leaving the country as they have been cold up to defend ukraine against perkins ami. that's creating dramatic scenes at try and stations where families are forced to say their goodbyes. alas, embrace before she can board the train, he is staying behind and keith, to fight vladimir putin invasion as tearing apart thousands of families in ukraine . people at the station just want to get away away from the thousands of russian soldiers who want to take the ukrainian capital by force. so we'll look at that of all harsh. i'm when i'm really worried about my 3 kids, and i want to come back, but now i'm very scared. your will your so your what your good as desperation grows . so does the number of people willing to board a train? ah and while women children and the elderly get on their husbands, fathers and sons faced the grim reality that they might never see them again. this man had just put his wife and 2 small children on the train. his 8 year old son gave him his toy ambulance before he boarded. the urge to go with loved ones is almost unbearable. i said then we wi

coverage of the war in ukraine day 33 former commander us command and fox news contributor david perkinsat briefing from the russians that suggested. because the focus was on the east and with t20 nine see the cruise missile slamming into the western part of the country. so what is going on with the strategy right now? >> . >> from the very beginning we have a complicated and aggressive operational plan and those were based on wrapper 11 —- rapid and the key cities and expecting rapid capitulation and turnover and then of that has happened for multiple reasons. so they started to redefined success that means you are not having success. so there was a discussion about focusing down in the east and the t20 and in the recent missile strikes, i am not sure that those two are connected. i think the recent missile strikes is way for putin to show he is still relevant and that if they do concentrate on the east it's not a military necessity but part of the operational plan. and then to be battered with the logistics of missiles on stinger and javelin missiles coming from poland that are wreakin

. >> i certainly agree with dave perkins. an example of him being the master of not only disinformation but psychological operations so he's trying to control the narrative which is typical for him because russian forces are bogged down in ukraine it's a very difficult situation, not only for what's happening in ukraine but being able to control it back home in russia so he's trying in the stadium with what i call psychological operation, i understand they were paid $5 a ticket but dave perkins is right, desperate in controlling the narrative but also desperate in trying to control the field in ukraine. neil: general, russians already stepped up to target arms into ukraine it got me thinking about the quarter horse work ukrainians as well as eighth to comment it it's military coming in, what you make of that? >> first off, russian military are leading this invasion from no longer a military, is a force of terror and he uses a number of pretext to raise the level of tear and atrocities against civilian targets. i believe what

period it is by today's standards though and by european standards, it's quite quite modest francis perkins secretary of labor and notice what she is wearing. she's following the style of the day. anybody know the superlative that she gets in american history. she is the first woman to serve in cabinet and she's going to be the secretary of labor. for the entire roosevelt presidency 1933 to 1945. and there is basically the idea that among historians and people at the time that she gets the lion's share of the credit. for social security and let me read a quote from her. the real roots the social security act were in the great depression of 1929. nothing else would have bumped the american people into a social security system except something so shocking so terrifying as that. depression so again if social security is a rather dramatic step in the 1930s. the reason for it is when you have a crisis and economic crisis on the scale that we do in the 1930s. then you would expect a remedy that would be equal to to the crisis. important to the development of social security are going to be some a

joining me is lane perkins, former u.s. navy person who traveled to ukraine to help.tion? why did you do it? >> so, for me, i personally kind of, because of the warnings that we were getting from the united states government, i had plenty of advance notice that this was going to be happening, and it feels just something that i felt like i should come and do. so even before the videos and the pictures of all the refugees fleeing, it's something that i had pretty much set myself to do, to come out here and help. and, you know, having come here and seen that stuff in person, i've been sort of indirectly helping move refugees around for right now. and it's something that really is, like, touching, and it really, you know, like -- it's hard to describe for me. so that's pretty much the motivations i've had prior to and since being here. >> obviously it's dangerous because the artillery fire, we can see how the attacks are unpredictable, and now even in western ukraine over the weekend, so do you have family at home? what are your own concerns about your safety? >> about 20

and the dnc got caught lying, paid a big fine to the sec by lying about the payments they made to perkinsably have something to say about that tomorrow. that's all the time we have left. thanks for being with us, you make this possible. please set your dvr and never miss an episode. please not let your heart be tripled >> i'm laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle from washington we have a shocking story tonight. private school teachers across the country are introducing called race essentialist curricula by a former black panther. we have a video of his lesson plan and we're going to show them to you. plus a current disney employee will be here in just moments to tell us why he's so disgusted by the company he works for. and that is where we begin. mickey is

. >> hillary clinton and the dnc funneled money through a law firm perkins coiey to ab vert is process and did it to fund a disinformation campaign that was a lie that was run for years and years throughout the trump presidency. i'm glad they are getting at least a little slap on the hand but they lied and they funneled money illegally and that is the bottom line. more than a million dollars to do what they did and create this fiasco for four years to tarnish donald trump. it was so wrong. should have gotten more of a punishment. >> great to have you here. president biden getting in on the action as the debate over transgender children explodes and reaction pouring in over leaked videos catching disney executives pushing their extreme woke agenda all while the entertainment giant battles governor desantis over his parental rights law. have a crac? trust safelite. >> tech vo: this customer had auto glass damage, but he was busy working from home... ...so he scheduled with safelite in just a few clicks. we came to his house... ...then we got to work. we replaced his windshield and instal

and the dnc got caught lying, paid a big fine to the sec by lying about the payments they made to perkins tooey. probably have something to say about that tomorrow. that's all the time we have left. thanks for being with us, you make this possible. please set your dvr and never miss an episode. please not let your heart be tripled >> i'm laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle from washington we have a shocking story tonight. private school teachers across the country are introducing called race essentialist curricula by a former black panther. we have a video of his lesson plan and we're going to show them to you. plus a current disney employee will be here in just moments to tell us why he's so disgusted by the company he works for. and that is where we begin. mickey is crying. that's the focus of tonight's angle. now, my family's probably been to disney in florida and royal, i don't know, five or six times over the past ten years, fantastic memories, epcot, rides like storm my favorite test track but today i join millions of americans asking why should we support a company that o

much. indeed, and we know more about what is happening and on the ground in ukraine with regard to perkins forces. but we know a lot less about how this is being received within russia itself. give us your assessment of how vladimir putin is probably balancing the military operation as he calls it in ukraine, with the politics at home. sure, so president put in like most autocrats must deal with the threats from his inner circle and also mass mobilization from the black. and this was a decision taken by a single individual likely in conversation with maybe a half dozen other people. so there's been no real prep work to explain to the foreign policy elite or jack anomaly, or even more so to the mass public about why this was a good idea. and the met public has generally been very skeptical about the use of military force against ukraine as past surveys over the last decade of demonstrated, i think we are seeing as often happens when countries go to war. you know, a patriotic mood has got some portion of the population, but i think it's really more fracture the russian population between tho

perkins coie with the dnc and hillary clinton's lawyer. the amount of corruption going on we will get to the bottom of it says at the top of what warrant that you in fact know the informationonit in that document is true and all of it was defunct and we signed three of the four or five applications. how come he's not been held accountable? we now know the dossier was a lie the entire time. by the way, when is the media going to apologize? alina, thank you .he great. thank you . coming up, after announcing that senate runs, biden is now demanding that dr. oz herschel walker stepped down from the president's council on sports, fitness and nutrition. dr. oz joins us to explain why he is refusing to resign. good for him. he's next. if something happened to you, what would happen to them? their home, their education, their future, you need life insurance and chances are selectquote can help you get it for less than a dollar a day. selectquote found jacob forty of five hundred thousand dollar policy for only $19 a month and select quote found hi

. >> reporter: lane perkins, a navy veteran, has a wife and 2-year-old son at home in san diego. when he heard president biden warn of an invasion, he knew. so at 26 years old, he got on a plane and then to the georgian legion headquartered in ukraine. >> i felt personally this was by far the best option for military service to ukraine. >> reporter: the legion from the former soviet republic of georgia is made up of volunteers from around the world. most of the people ex-military. their job, to train, get civilians and refugees across the border. but are you going to be in the fight? >> me personally, yeah, if it's needed, i'll be in the fight. >> reporter: harrison is 25 and was a chicago police officer. you just quit your job and got on a plane. >> pretty much. >> why? >> this is the right thing to do. >> reporter: harrison spent five years in the u.s. army and did a tour in afghanistan. >> this already has more refugees than afghanistan, and we just -- we can't sit idly and just watch it happen. >> reporter: the georgian legion runs daily training everything from first aid to

and the dnc got caught lying pay a big fine to the fec for lying about the payments they made to perkins. couey willins probably have a thing or two to say about that tomorrow and all the time we have left. thank you for being with us. b youei make this possible, please set your dvr and never miss an episode. meantime, let out your heart be troubled. here's laura . i'm laura ingraham. this is the ingram angle from washington. we have a shocking story tonight . private school teachers now across the country are implementinggh something called race essentialists curricula race essentialists curricula by a former black panther. well, we have a video of his lesson plans and we're going to show them to you. plusus , a current disney employee will be here in just moments to tell us why he's so disgusted by the company he works for. and that is where we begin. mickeygin. is crying. >> that's the focus ofs tonight's angle. >> now, my family's probably been to disney and florida in california, i don't know five or six times over the past ten years with fantastic memories. epcot rides like soren,

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i'm not sure whether i've heard that it was francis perkins who might have given the idea of fdr, to bring nurses in, we would make them officers. and so if you volunteered. and so apparently, the story is, my mother, like others, volunteered. they went through a short basic training, ocs, and they became officers. she was shipped off to paris to be one of the surgical nurses in october of '44, after, in between the liberation and the bulge. and she was -- and she never told me about these things. i'm just going through papers now, seeing the work that she did, handling horrible injuries. and, but it was interesting how these women, and fortunately she met a guy on the boat, who was a baseball player, and they ended up getting married after the war in paris, in the hospital chapel, and stayed there for almost a year. and i'm standing here today because of that and her sacrifice. just wanted to share the nurses that really were just unbelievable around the world. >> thank you. there is one of the nurses, in my book. and i have quite a bit of information on nurses and nurse -- combat h

and the dnc got caught lying pay a big fine to the fec for lying about the payments they made to perkins. couey willins probably have a thing or two to say about that tomorrow and all the time we have left. thank you for being with us. b youei make this possible, please set your dvr and never miss an episode. meantime, let out your heart be troubled. here's laura . i'm laura ingraham. this is the ingram angle from washington. we have a shocking story tonight . private school teachers now across the country are implementinggh something called race essentialists curricula race essentialists curricula by a former black panther. well, we have a video of his lesson plans and we're going to show them to you. plusus , a current disney employee will be here in just moments to tell us why he's so disgusted by the company he works for. and that is where we begin. mickeygin.

go into president, put this thinking in terms of when he will call this off speaking of president perkins thinking, what was his time during this discussion with st. very polished public face. but what's he like in a more intimate setting? what was his demeanor? well, i mean, it was, as usual, you know, businesses, usually it was calm and i've, you know, i've seen this all of this political psychology analysis in some of the programs and other places. but i think oversight, collage, i think this whole issue will not help. i think we need to focus on the main issues, strategic issues, you know, political dynamics that have brought this war out. and i think we just need to focus on that rather than personalization. when the leaders in fact come together and i hope this will take place soon and turkeys ready to facilitate this meeting. i think that leaders both zalesky and put in, we'll put aside their personal issues or tendencies because we know that there is really not you know, much of a love affair or any kind of chemistry between the 2. that's obvious enough, but i think they will put

defense briefing from the senior defense official being quoted as saying that they now assess that perkins committed nearly a 100 percent combat power in ukraine of pre stage forces. can you kind of give us a comparison of what that means now, as opposed to the situation that the russians were facing, say a week ago, ryan sicily shows me the ground offensive install. i'm in recent days in the russian military, it's hard over said outwardly they perform so are and so it's not surprising that they commit most of that force. i mean, you're talking now, you know, well over a 100000 soldiers essentially be deploy into ukraine to try think to try to get the momentum moving forward. unfortunately. well, unfortunately, you know, unfortunately they haven't made progress. but enforcing what i think that means is that russian wilkerson use much more heavy handed tactics when it comes to trying to take over the cities. we were reporting the story just a few moments ago about an incident in custom, one of the training cities that's been taken over by the russian forces, where there were people from cos

eleanor goes in behind the scenes and tag teams with francis perkins to get part of the social security act through if you look at the national youth administration, which is the first form of a americorps, this is totally eleanor and bethune if you look, at women in the ccc camps. that's bethune if you look at the federal theater project the federal writer's project the federal dance project the whole role of government in preserving people's voices and art combatting fear. that's totally eleanor roosevelt if you look behind the scenes to organize democratic senators who were very leery of this the fair wage and standard jack which gave us minimum wages and maximum hours. eleanor is emily involved in that when there is the major debate over the world court and should the united states be involved in the world court. who does the white house send out to debate the two republican senators against it eleanor roosevelt and she had her own career and was such a successful journalist. not just my day but monthly indicated columns book contracts her first book is march 1933, you know, it's up

in at such a senior level to address these issues, working with great colleagues, folks like brett perkinscontest for just a couple more years and i've been, right? and tony williams and others. i really appreciate it and lindsey. it's a great, is a great team. and i want to start off with, sort of, three important concepts, mayor suarez. first, because these are really important to keep in mind as we go forward. the first really important team is investments in broadband have positioned the united states very well. a lot of times people sort of look and say, well, the united states isn't doing so well when it comes to broadband. but in fact, our networks, on average, are faster, more resilient, and more widely deployed than those in europe. and now we have, as you mentioned, the infrastructure bill, which will deliver even more in terms of the investments that can be made. the close coverage gap to make sure that all americans can have not just accessed but actually use and to their lives as a result of broadband. yet comcast, as you said, we've been in this for a long time. and our inter