pierre this is a myth that developed. well not a mid, but the british government world war ii for two reasons. actually three reasons. spread the idea that eating carrots was good for isaiah. first of all, carrots were not rash. and people to grow them themselves. so humid carrots desirable for people to eat, they might need them. children, in particular. and who were the heroes of children in world war ii, it's fire fighter pilots. so you tell them you eat carrots near i-eyes will get better. you too could be a great fighter pilot. the second reason for doing this is that the british were able to fight effectively at night against the germans in the air because of radar. but they didn't want to admit that radar was there because that would give away what they were doing. so the path of the story that the fighters meeting lots of carrots, and that enabled them to see in the dark. the actual amount of carrots you would have to lead to have this effect, you'd be turning bright orange by the time you notice anything. but it

pierre, what have you learned? >> reporter: david, it's another rebuke of the federal judge overseeing the mar-a-lago document investigation. an appeals court tonight ruling there's no need for a special master to oversee those documents trump took from the white house to resolve issues of privilege. the appeals court concluded that judge eileen cannon cited no legitimate case law and questioned whether former president trump should be treated any differently than any other criminal defendant. the appeals court had previously overturned a ruling by judge cannon blocking doj from using classified documents seized from mar-a-lago. the latest ruling means doj could soon have unfettered access to all documents taken in the search of trump's property, david. >> investigators now getting those documents. pierre, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we turn now to that very close call for two u.s. navy warships. the near collision and the obvious question, how did this happen? this collision nearly played out in san diego bay.

>> pierre thomas with the late word in washington for us tonight. pierre, thank you. >>> now to the late news on the murders of those four students at the university of idaho. police moments ago saying they are now looking for a vehicle, so, let's get to abc's mola lenghi covering the case. mola, what are authorities now saying? >> reporter: well, david, late tonight, moscow police announcing that they need the public's help in locating the occupants of a 2011 to 2013 hyundai elantra, like this one that you see pictured right here. now, they're interested in talking to those occupants, but the license plate right now is still unknown. the vehicle is believed to have been in the area of the residence where the four students were killed during the early morning hours of november 13th. now, all this comes as today, police removed the students' belongings from the house. belongings that are no longer needed in the investigation. those items will be returned to their families and the police chief saying he hopes it will help with some of their healing, d

we have late reporting at this hour from mary bruce and pierre thomas. >>> the brazen admission by vladimir putin, saying russian forces re deliberately targeting ukraine's power supply. putin saying, quote, yes, we're doing it. martha raddatz tonight. >>> chilling new details in the alleged plot to overthrow the german government. what they were allegedly planning to do when they stormed german parliament. >>> in the u.s., the house passing the respect for marriage act, protecting same-sex and interracial marriages. this now heads to the president's desk. rachel scott live on the hill tonight. >>> singer celine dion's emotional reveal about her health. diagnosed with a rare neurological disorder. what is this, and what this now means for her future. >>> tonight, we have news on covid and children in this country. and the fda's new decision on the covid booster. >>> we're also tracking three storm systems moving across the u.s. one of them could be a major storm. measuring snow in feet. dangerous winds and rain moving west, all the way east. rob marciano standing by to time all of this out.

>> all right, pierre thomas in washington. pierre, that was quite something. thank you. >>> now to the war in ukraine tonight and what could be a major new step in u.s. military aid. sources confirming tonight that president biden is now poised to sign off as early as this week on providing ukraine with the long-range patriot missile defense system, if the pentagon gives the final okay. the top ukrainian defense official telling abc news tonight that would be a, quote, game changer in the war. russian air strikes crippling ukraine's power grid, leaving millions in the cold and dark. >>> we turn now to the white house, and the historic moment today, president biden signing the landmark bipartisan respect for marriage act, protecting same-sex and interracial marriages in this country, saying, quote, this law and the love it defends strike a blow against hate in all its forms. this had bipartisan support, 12 republicans in the senate, 39 republicans in the house joining the democrats in supporting the president and this bill. mary bruce at the white house. >> rep

we have late reporting at this hour from mary bruce and pierre thomas.

david. >> our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas, thank you, pierre. >>> tonight, just ten daysefore christmas now and this evening the new warnings about the flu and the spike in covid. tonight the biden administration revealing that americans can now get free testing kits delivered to their home again. but doctor zha said about covid across the u.s. this winter ahead. here's erielle reshef tonight. >> reporter: the perfect storm of viruses, the white house today unveiling its winter covid plan. >> the key is this. we don't want this winter to look like last winter or the winter before. >> reporter: so the government is once again offering each household up to four free tests through its covid test.gov website and telling people to get their flu and covid shots ahead of the holidays. in san diego county tristan tambei so sick with two strains of the flu he was air lifted. the 10-year-old with underlying health conditions was put on a ventilator. two weeks later he's still in the icu. >> i was scared that he wasn't going to make it. >> reporter: tristan hadn't yet received his f

pierre thomas is here. >>> across the u.s., just before christmas, flu, covid, and rsv. tonight, 43 states reporting high or very high levels of flu-like illness. hospitals at nearly 80% capacity. and in several major cities tonight including new york city, authorities urging people to wear masks indoors. stephanie ramos on what you should watch for. >>> the new images coming in tonight, hundreds of migrants at the southern border crossing into the u.s., carrying children across the rio grande to reach el paso, texas what's behind this sudden surge? and authorities warn it might soon get worse. matt rivers on the border tonight. >>> growing concern over the disappearance of an american college student studying overseas, last seen or surveillance more than a week ago. >>> brittney griner recovering in texas following ten months in russian custody. and tonight, what the biden administration now has revealed about talks with paul bhwhelan' family, and what russia wanted in exchange for whelan. >>> the his usband who fell to death after taking photos with his wife in new ham

here's press secretary karine-jean pierre with more. >> our support for free speech and free press is well documented. twitter is a twist company. -- is a private company. they will make their own decision. our support for free press has been well documented. i will leave it there. >> that's offable. -- laughable. a new bat of internal twitter files show the biden white house try to strong arm twitter specifically about covid. here's a quote. while twitter did not ac accommodate from biden's staffers they did quote: legitimate findings and questions that would have expanded the public debate went missing. he continues: twitter even took action against a harvard epidemiologist who tweeted an expert opinion about vaccines at odds with the biden administration. this kind of government deright field censorship is concerning. watch. -- deright field. >> this is very concerning. is this a result of president biden's orders or the deep state government agencies on their own as a result of a weak president? people need to be held accountable. >> joe concha and charlie hurt are here. it's absu

total dosaty values, so pierre is quite logical that he was present here on this couch in the studio. way, what else did he say? do not remember? i think i did some leading call umbrella, and that's why you and i are on the air now, well, before i give the right answer to this question. i suggest watching the video. right now we see a fragment of the good afternoon, belarus kalykhanka program and it looks like, well, just like that before. and so the program began. today she is just like these water stars of our ether, but it seems to me that this is logical, but still, but i’ll say right away, right now pierre or a ball. we won't see, but, uh, clarification, he actually was visiting the program in belly of the radio company, but it was the program good afternoon, belarus, but it also went live on weekdays at the beginning of the 2000s on this program. yes listen how cool. you know what i thought was the program. good evening, belarusian well, as they say, it's still to be oiled, maybe i just don't like to wake up very early in the morning. who knows mash well, we really liked it. let

let's bring in our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas tonight. the hearing was not open to the public, but what have you learned about what transpired? >> reporter: it's been 212 days since a federa grand jury here in washington issued that subpoena to the trump team demanding all those classified records taken from the white house be returned. there have been delays and stalling, and there was that stunning fbi search last summer after agents discovered evidence that documents were possibly being withheld on purpose. but tonight sources tell us the judge barrel howl who's overseeing the grand jury is patient. she's denied a charge to hold trump in contempt. they basically told both sides, work it out. >> pierre, thank you. >>> when we come back here, news on the george floyd case and a former minneapolis police officer. also, the urgent search playing out off maui for a snorkeler after an apparent shark attack her husband make it to shore and frantically calling 11. in a moment. voq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable,... i got rapid s

karine jean-pierre claiming she cannot answer certain questions without violating the hatch act. is using a convenient excuse to wiggle her way out of tough questions. jacqui heinrich is live on the north lawn digging into this for us. jacqui, who is telling the press secretary to use the hatch act? >> you know, sandra, we are still trying to get clarity on that, karine jean-pierre has cited the hatch act more and more recently, most recently when answering a question about whether the president would return political donations from the disgraced crypto con man sam bankman-fried. listen. >> i'm covered by the hatch act, happy to say over and over again because we believe in the rule of law here. >> the hatch act prohibits restribted employees from taking part inactive partisan political campaigns, speeches to elect candidates, and cannot use official authority to influence or interfere with election, can't use official titles while engaged in political activity and solicit, accept or receive a political donation. a little questionable she would use the hatch act as questions whet

house press secretary kareem jean-pierre house press secretary kareem jean-pierre said immediately afterwards if there said immediately afterwards if there said immediately afterwards if there were a path to spend russia from the u.n were a path to spend russia from the u.n were a path to spend russia from the u.n security council we would pursue it security council we would pursue it security council we would pursue it immediately unfortunately we don't see immediately unfortunately we don't see immediately unfortunately we don't see the u.n we don't see the u.n rules the u.n we don't see the u.n rules the u.n we don't see the u.n rules changing and so we are focused on changing and so we are focused on changing and so we are focused on continuing to take actions to isolate continuing to take actions to isolate continuing to take actions to isolate russia as a victor in world war ii it russia as a victor in world war ii it russia as a victor in world war ii it was the soviet union that gained its was the soviet union that gained its was the soviet union that gained its seat on the security c

pierre's half frch, half taiwanese. he's an outsider like me. life, and i thought he would never be able to understand what i was going through. and so that made it difficult to speak. suddenly, the 7-eleven music rang again as someone walked out, and i started cryi. now, i'm not generally very good at being emotional, but there i was, just sobbing in front of him. and i turn to him and i go, "you know, as hard as i try, i can't be happy here, and i don't think i can ever be happy anywhere." surprised, he rned to me, and in a way only teenagers could, he goes, "bro, what's wrong?" (laughter) and i continue. i tell him, "i'll be graduating soon, and i'll have to say good-bye "to all the friends that i've made here. and this will just be another place that i can't call home." he thought about that for a quick moment, and then with a sudden anger that i'd never seen before, he asked me, "are you kidding me? "you've been everywhere, "but i've been stuck here my entire life. "you don't have a home because you have many homes, and that's something mos

pierre thomas, viktor bout, notorious arms dealer.heyday in the '90s. >> reporter: known as the merchant of death and this was a person that u.s. law enforcement had wanted to serve every bit of his sentence, but clearly the freedom of brittney griner became the priority. law enforcement knew it. they went along with this, helped facilitate it, george, but clearly this was a man who was involved in flying weapons all across the world including to africa where thousands of people were killed supposedly with his weapons. the dea eventually took him down in a sting operation. he's now on a plane flying back to russia, but all smiles, a lot of people very happy that brittney griner, her nightmare is over. >> pierre thomas, viktor bout, no real intelligence value now. i mean all of his activities were so long ago. >> reporter: absolutely. his intelligence opportunities to wreak havoc are over. the u.s. law enforcement had tried to get information from him obviously but now he's of limited value in terms of intelligence. some law enforcemen

as karine jean-pierre says, it was either brittany or no one. given that, it seems they made a tough call but maybe the right call to get her back. because it wouldn't happen otherwise. former u.s. ambassador to russia and nbc news international affairs analyst michael mcfaul it is great to see you as always, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, yeah, by. >> so ahead tonight, the justice department making clear that it means business when it comes to getting back all of the documents that donald trump took back with him to mar-a-lago. we will talk to former u.s. attorney barb mcquade about that. and, unionized employees at the new york times walked out today as part of a work stoppage, as they negotiate on a contract. but what would happen if almost everybody behind the paper record when a full strike? stay with us. in the next minute, 250 couples will discover... (laughs) they're gonna need more space... yep...the house... we gotta sell it! we gotta stage it. excuse me. fix it up. they don't pre-rinse. strangers touching everything. or, skip

at the time, it was one of 4 city gates and pierre. now some 1850 years later. the port niga is the best preserved roman city gate north of the alps, and a well known tourist site for what my vote in the roman era, the gate was nowhere near as black as it is to day i bought a negro means black gate, but the romans themselves saw the gate very differently, much lighter. we know that the stone was rather whitish and what's missing out, the city was left and right of it before you had to imagine those. but what's not hard to make out. the right hand tower is missing its top floor, but otherwise the porter gives a very good impression of how it used to look the structures from the time of konstantin, the great, the basilica of constantine, the amphitheatre, and the tree of imperial baths. bear witness to a vast imperial might and the western roman empires, aspirations to rule the world at new during late antiquity. just as impressive are 2 more world heritage sites and tear the cathedral. and right next to it, the church of our lady, the cathedral of saint peter is

, better known as jean pierre blanchard, the prominent french airliner. 1830. back to the half net, but the yellow ring remains below the balloon. charles durand, owner and pilot was the first native born american aeronaut scientist, philosopher and daredevil. in 1859. this balloon set a world distance record that stood for 40 years. and missouri to new york, 809 air miles in about 20 hours. john wise was the owner and pilot famous, an early american aviation firm. looks like he's got a boat there. that's something new. professor in the civil war used a double ring, allowed ring and a basket ring one on his finger for luck. and the basket itself is fairly small when having didn't need to carry supplies and navigating instruments, he was not going anyplace, just and looking. world. one brought a balloon of radically different a captive balloon called the kite. balloon. this was developed to overcome the balloons tendency to swing in a circle and held captive tail cups were used to stabilize air filled lobes of the same purpose. on a later time, not the lack of a

that with the white house press secretary, karine jean-pierre. she says they will have more to say and today there is still no word at least at this hour from the white house on exactly what their immigration plan might be or, for that matter, any confirmation or reports that they might send migrants to mexico through the exabyte exabyte and process all that said the message at this hour from 1600 pennsylvania avenue i simply this, the border is not open. however, those who live there vehemently disagree. >> the message is they open the borders and when they cross we say thank you, joe biden, thank you for this miss up your this is to meet an open invitation o another nine national 11 to happen. >> that has the perspective of great number of folks who live along the border, particularly in texas. tonight the president is facing calls from both sides of the political aisle to get down there and visit the border but we know that next month he will visit with the mexico president to discuss immigration but they will not confirm if it includes a stop

so karine jean-pierre is saying we've taken care of that situation. she said, you know, that is helping to end the trafficking and difficult situations that children are being put in. is that the reality? >> it's not the reality. throwing money at a problem doesn't solve the problem. it only fuels the problem. that's what we've seen. this administration knows what it needs to do. they need to enforce the laws already on the books. what i'm seeing is agents are coming across, horrific scenes. childrens body being pulled out of the river or out of the desert. people jumping off trains and losing limbs. this does something mentally to you. historic numbers and suicide should be a red flag. i served 20 years in the military during the height of afghanistan. we saw a lot of suicides in dod. it took an outside organization to come inside dod to straighten things out. i think the same thing needs to happen. you'll see tomorrow i'm holding a bipartisan press conference with my colleagues to address this issue of mental health for our agents. >> martha: so why

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dean never announced himself as a police officer had acted recklessly. >> pierre thomas, thank you. >>> tonight, just ten days before christmas now and this evening more warnings about the spike in covid. americans can now get free testing kits delivered to their home again, but dr. jha said across the u.s. this winter ahead. here's erielle reshef >> unveiling its winter covid plan. >> the key is this, we don't want this winter to look like last winter or the winter before. >> reporter: so the government is once again offering each household up to four free tests through its covidtest.gov website. in san diego county, this woman was so sick with two strains of the flu he had to be to the hospital. put on a ventilator. two weeks later he was put on the ventilator. his dad is urging other families to get vaccinated. >> i hate to see anybody have to go through. >> reporter: tonight the world health organization is tracking another threat, strep-a infections among children. hospitals in at least four states are reporting an uptick in strep cases. >> you point out strep and this alarming s

allison, the and pierre, the al jazeera carrack, us in central china. at least one person has died in a 200 vehicle pile up and happen in foggy conditions. on a major bridge near the city of general, cars, vans and trucks were piled on top of each other with some people trapped inside their vehicles. meanwhile grades have been closed and pass a quade after a rare winter hail storm video shared on social media show vehicles. cautiously driving along the roads that have appeared to be covered in snow. it was in fact a mixture of heavy rain and hail. that's going says the health of the former pope benedict is worsening, and he is receiving constant medical care. a 95 year old became the 1st pontiff in 600 years to resign. when he stepped down 2013 has been living in the basket since then. curricular cookie boy, in upper years will charge. i would like to ask all of you for a special prayer for pope ameritas benedict, who in silence.

it is a noble prize ask kareem john pierre. you may have decided a lot of people that run the government by joe biden weird, stupid, silly and weird personal lives. a lot of them are megs la maniacs. kamala harris will always be that inspiration. living proof inflated self-esteem and affair with willie brown can catapult you to the top. trick is endurance. no matter how embarrassing you maybe keep going. that is the lesson of kamala. here she is in the philippines just last week proving it. >> thank you. i am so happy to see you. what a warm welcome. thank you. are you going to keep cdancing? [laughter]. show me the dance. >> dance peasants, dance! dance for me, show me the dance. that is the vice president of the united states commanding peasants to dance. always works. works for jamie ellon. joe biden's treasury secretary. if the american economy looks precarious. maybe headed for a fall in a big way. that is in part because of janet yellen. because of her irresponsible behavior as chair of the federal reserve. janet yellen h

karine jean-pierre is calling republicans names.ocrats need republicans right now particularly on immigration. she says that in the same sentence she says they are unhelpful and all they are doing is launching political stunts. >> marie: republicans say that we have an open border and we don't. >> kennedy: if this isn't an open border, and again, back to the point of, one of the numbers. when do you consider it an open border? this is putting much what it looks like. >> emily: let's throw up on the screen. white house assistant press secretary abdullah hassan told the press, what work have republican officials done to secure the border besides vote against record voter funding requests and fix the broken immigration system. karine jean-pierre called their bluff. of course they are upset. the issue i have with this in part goes to marie's fantastic point that congress needs to act. wasn't it vice president, harris was also the borders are who campaigned in part on fixing the broken immigration system. what switch flips in january tha

i thought it was pierre. it is south dakota. i got that. montana the only state i have not been to ashley, the only one. >> you got to go. it is fuel. you got to go. stuart: got to go. mike murphy, i want to thank you very much thanks for being with us entire hour. you're a glutton for punishment. see us again. selloff on wall street. nasdaq down 168. my time is up, but here is neil. neil: thank you, stuart. but they will keep going up, up, up. there is this "wall street journal" story that they will not stop at 5%. they will get over 5%. that is giving trepidation to buyers. i would be remiss before we get into details here if i didn't say thank you to cheryl casone, david asman, ashley webster. it take as village to replace me but what a talented village. job security made me get back. thank you for that. the final senate race will be decided today in the peach state, the state of georgia. that could decide the final makeup whether 51 democrats or 50-50. anyone's guess how it will end. charles watson in dunwoody, georgia. hey, charles. re

i thought it was pierre. it is south dakota. i got that.y state i have not been to ashley, the only one. >> you got to go. it is fuel. you got to go. stuart: got to go. mike murphy, i want to thank you very much thanks for being with us entire hour. you're a glutton for punishment. see us again. selloff on wall street. nasdaq down 168. my time is up, but here is neil.

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press secretary karine jean-pierre is facing questions. we will get into the room when she takes questions on this issue over the president's decision to hand over the world's most notorious arms dealer in exchange for wnba star britteny griner. serious concerns what russia received in return. >> john: good to spend friday eve with you, john roberts in washington. griner is on her way home after she was sentenced to nine years in a russian work camp on drug charges. >> sandra: the one for one swap is coming at a high price. russia is getting back viktor bout, better known as the merchant of death as it continues the war on ukraine. >> john: all of this, as the fates of three other american prisoners, including paul whelan, are unclear. >> russia is treating paul's case differently than britney, and while we have not succeeded in securing paul's release we are not giving up. we will never give up. >> sandra: lucas tomlinson is live at the white house, the briefing is underway, we will get there in just a moment. where is griner heading righ

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joining us now is kareem jean pierre, white house press secretary. kareem, thank you so much for being here. i know that there is, we are dealing with sort of two conflicting emotions here. one, i think most americans are overjoyed. some americans, our small pocket, are not as happy that paul whelan doesn't not aboard the same trillion. but brittney griner is coming home. and the conflicting emotion that viktor bout has been released. let's first talk about how this was negotiated. can you give us a sense of the timeline in which this was negotiated. how long ago you were talking about swapping griner for boot? >> so let me just first say, alex, and thank you so much for having me on and we kind of touched on this in your opening. today is a good day because britney griner is coming home to her family who loves her, her teammates who care about her, and also a country who was marveled by her strength and her courage. and i think that really is important. she is an american citizen. one that was wrongfully deplaned. and the president kept his promise

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so if you've ever watched a white house press briefing, you know, for a fact that karine jean-pierre doesn't like you at all, but don't feel bad because she despises someone else more , she really dislikesk a specific reporter from africae is named assignment teeb. he works with today news. he's had a lot of hostile encounters with karine jean-pierre for some reason yesterday she freaked out on him and stormed ouencounteyest t of the press conference, ending it early. we kept track of this weird psychodrama going on .t >> here are some clips from it. she's actually about the origin of the question. i don't know if she's the best person to hear your question, tht we're not doing this the way you want it. i this is no disrespect to leave. it is what i'm simon. done. i'm done with this assignment. i'm done. i i'm done with you righ'mt now. now. what's the difference between president trump not doing anything? what the cocteau's>> blacktip pe and president biden not doing dg anything when protesters wantjuc the supreme court justiceses wee on the attack to say that there is no difference

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peter doocy asked white house press secretary karine jean-pierre if he has any plans, possible desire to go to the southern border with kevin mccarthy who invited him to the southern border on a trip. i don't think that will happen but it karine jean-pierre response was, "well, he has been to the border." no, he hasn't but the white house counting that border trip 2008 drive-by of the southern border with the president landed in el paso and then drove straight north to win event in new mexico away from the border. that is the trip that they are saving, "he has been to the border since 2008." >> todd: that is a whole new plane, but the people we haven't tracked, let's get real, they were not driving to monasteries to become priests and nuns. some of these people could have horrific criminal records and many of them could be terror watch list related. i will be generous with that. that is scary. if we don't know who the potential terrorist in our homeland, we are asking -- >> carley: generous about it because 100 people on the terror watch list, coming to the country. imagine how many w

here is what karine jean-pierre had to say, quote, to truly fix our broken immigration system we need congress to pass immigration reform and till support eliminating title 42 what kind of negotiation would that look like as far as comprehensive immigration reform. it's all words and no action. cheryl: now you have the biden administration, this has been reported in breitbart that they -- biden is telling cbp they don't want them to release crossing numbers anymore. that's information that they want to -- basically suppression. >> every time we have tom homan this administration is all about optics and when they reach a point that the mainstream media actually does spatter paying attention that's when they run for the hills and start undoing as much of the optics damage. keep in mind, all the damage done to the communities will continue to happen but the moment somebody from the mainstream media gets a glimmer of an interest in the story which i think happened to a certain extent at least in the months leading up to the election like briefly, we need to shut down all information comin

white house press secretary, karine jean-pierre is pressed on this.ere is part of her response. >> we know the president had been doing a lot of work of getting that gas prices down. we have seen that fall about $1.25. millions of americans are going to save 100 bucks because of the work the president had done and the reduction act. >> 44% of voters think biden's actions on inflation are hurting them. only 26% say he's helping and 28% say they see no difference. americans feel the way of reckless spending everyday from washington. >> every month when american families sit down to pay their bills, they feel the crushing weight of inflation. and the out of control spending from washington that's driving that inflinflation. they know everyh as they look into the future of their family that the future economic security is at threat and at risk as a result of the out-of-control spending. >> inflation making it the fifth consecutive month, it is inflicting pain for everyday americans and places like the grocery stores up to 12% compares to this time a year

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you can't offer people benefits and lie to people, you are right that jean-pierre in white house andthe smugglers, ammo, saying hey, we have sanctuary cities, title 42 is coming down come on in, and executive branch making excuses saying the courts held it up, there is great there is a pause on it now biden has signed over 100 executive orders already, he throws executive power willy-nilly on the economy and debt, why not do something to protect our border, i am baffled by it. kennedy: it is okay to to that, you are the president, that is one of your jobs. if you have a slightly different philosophy, than your predecessor, he is not in power any more, they have a congressional power, they could have done it, obama could have done it, and biden vehicle done it now the kids are suffering and cartels who are enriched. another problem that is getting worse, if you live in a big city you have sign a rise in homelessness, biden administration claims to be swooping in to the rescue, announcing a plan to cut homelessness by 25 percent in two years, it will probably grow 30% in two years, tha

it is awkward to watch press things with karine jean-pierre, her answers are always unconvincing.e to talk about this. exactly. and jen psaki broke the hat check, her predecessor. we know what happened here, during the 2020 campaign biden campaign in touch to control the narrative. bottom line, again, i live in new jersey and i have liberal friends that i speak to from time to time and they say what does the pt's son have to do with the way he is governing now? what is the big deal? because if the big guy is joe biden, he got 10% of deals in china, ukraine and uszia, that would mean your sitting president may be compromised by china, affecting policy as pertapin tas to covid and origins carol jacky asked that question because in order to trigger twitter's policy, somebody had to complain the material was hacked. who was that person? we don't know and we have the dodge from karine jean-pierre and twitter executives are saying, wait a second, the fbi was holding weekly meetings saying there would be a data dump in october having to do with hunter biden and fbi pressuring twitter exe

mogilev confectioner angelina chudakova, by the way, the youngest, finalists and the french musician pierredeml , they will be competed with the team of ruslan alekhno under his patronage, a vocal coach from bashkortostan azaliya gainetdinova and experienced artists andrei kolosov and tatiana prokhorenko to sing for the instadiv olga buzova are preparing a vocal coach. margo novik is also a vocal teacher and part- time taxi driver nikolai voligov and an employee of the lida bank alexander shemulevich. the first live broadcast invariably. on friday, december 9, the artists begin preparing the audience, waiting for 2 months vocal competitions, live broadcasts will not hide anything. who has the finalists, the unsurpassed buy factor is up to the public to decide? the broadcast will continue the sports review. and we'll see you at 15:00. see you soon. two biathletes - sisters irina and elena kruchinkina - represented the national team of belarus in the sprint in the second stage of the russian cup. the leader of our team, olympic champion dinara alimbekova, shortly before the start. what other