jean-pierre: yep.i'm happy to repeat what i said, which is governor desantis has made a mockery of the system. and he has consistently and constantly -- as many of you have reported -- has done political stunts, has not helped to address the issue, but has instead decided to put the lives of migrants, who are coming here for a better life, at risk. and that's what we have seen from this governor. look, when it comes to the coast guard and customs and border protection, they are deploying additional personnel and resources to florida to quickly process individuals and place them in removal proceedings. i would note that the migrants from cuba who arrived in florida over a week ago were processed and moved out of the state by border patrol within days. at the national park that you mentioned, it reopened just this past sunday. the president has expanded safe, orderly, legal pathways for migration, including for cubans. and we continue to urge individuals to use those instead of risking their lives at the

ms.jean-pierre: happy monday.s many of you are tracking, this week, house republicans will vote on gas prices on american families. the contrast in priorities could not be more stark. the president spent the last two years, as you know, doing everything he could to lower gas prices for american families and prices are down about $1.60 a gallon since last summer. now house republicans are using their narrow majority to force the american people to pay higher gas prices just as big oil companies are amassing record profits. what is even more alarming that this is -- this is not the only attempt by house republican majorities to raise costs. house republicans are pushing a tax increase on middle class families and inflation worsening tax cut for the rich and high prescription drug costs as well. these extreme policies would subject working families to immense financial pain and balloon the deficit to benefit the wealthiest tax payers and big corporations. joining me is energy secretary jennifer granholm to talk about

jean-pierre: i understand your question. we have addressed multiple questions from here, multiple questions have answered by the president. i know that you all -- some of your colleagues were on the phone with one of my colleagues for about 45 minutes to address all of your questions. i'm going to continue to be prudent here. i'm going to let this ongoing review happening about this legal process that is happening, let that process continue under the special counsel. i am not going to comment from here. one of the things that we have said for the last two years when it comes to the department of justice, when it comes to legal matters and legal issues, we have been very clear that we are not going to comment. we are not going to politically interfere. that continues with this legal issue. i would refer you to the department of justice, the special counsel and as it relates to specifics on this issue and also my white house counsel colleagues are engaging with all of you and we will certainly continue to have conversations on

jean-pierre: it has not changed. reporter: why did it take several surges -- searches and the fbi coming in to investigate and discover this? mrs. jean-pierre: i did understand your question and you've heard from the president and you understand his direct -- team -- you heard from his team that the fbi was invited into the president home. i will not go it -- go beyond that that was in the statement on saturday. again, these are questions that have been answered from here. there have been answers from my colleagues. anything else my colleagues will speak to all of you in a few minutes. and you can ask more intel on that. reporter: one more question on that you said the president did not know he had documents there. he did not say that clearly. did he say that? mrs. jean-pierre: he said he was surprised. i will leave it there and refer you to the white house counsel's office. i am just repeating what he said. he said he was surprised that the documents were they are. he said that and he said he takes this. sleep. that

jean-pierre: i am. reporter: so the president continues to say that he takes this seriously and you can't demonstrate -- ms. jean-pierre: wait. hold on. reporter: -- how he takes it seriously? ms. jean-pierre: let me just finish. let me finish my answer. i'm going to refer you to the white house counsel's office, and i'm going to refer you to the statements that you've received from his personal lawyer. i'm going to refer you to the 45 minutes of conversation, of back and forth that my colleague has had with all of you last week. he's about to do another one where you can ask questions about this particular legal matter. again, that's where this belongs. that's where i'm going to refer you to. but, again, you've seen the statements. you've heard from the president a couple of times. you've heard from his personal lawyer. you've heard from the white house counsel's office. and that's where i'm going to leave it. reporter: on a different topic then. ms. jean-pierre: sure. reporter: the house has passed bi

jean-pierre: i hear the question. it has been asked to meet many different ways many different times and i appreciate the effort. i will refer you on the particulars of the process and how it goes down, i will refer you to the white house counsel office. my colleagues there will be happy to engage with you and listen to your question and answer it the best they can. i will not be speaking to it from here. many of your colleagues and you over the last few weeks, i will let them take care of that. >> why is vice president harris going to be giving a speech [indiscernible] and does the president have words for the march for life march? ms. jean-pierre: we support peaceful, free even when we disagree with it. clearly it is not an issue in their point of view we do not agree with. the president believes it is critical -- it is a critical pillar of democracy to do that in a peaceful way, to march, so of course we support that. that said, we want to make sure that we continue to underscore the ongoing tax on women's rights t

secretary jean-pierre: yes. reporter: why? secretary jean-pierre: because secretary buttigieg is is he respects. the secretary and the work that he has been doing you have seen the secretary on tv. spoke probably spoken to him yourself and they are doing everything that they can to make sure that the americans have is a good one. that's why they've held the airlines accountable. we've seen the secretary do that over and over again. and we understand we understand what to what americans have been going through these past couple of months. that's why the secretary has been very clear making sure that they are held accountable has put in processes in place to make sure that that occurs. and yes, the president has confidence in and and then on these documents. reporter: on these documents, how can anyone be that you're responsible? is that not what the president said about secretary jean-pierre: the classified documents? secretary jean-pierre: the president spoke to this person. spoke to this personally. he again, he believes that

jean-pierre: i hear the question.t has been asked to meet many different ways many different times and i appreciate the effort. i will refer you on the particulars of the process and how it goes down, i will refer you to the white house counsel office. my colleagues there will be happy to engage with you and listen to your question and answer it the best they can. i will not be speaking to it from here. many of your colleagues and you over the last few weeks, i will let them take care of that. >> why is vice president harris going to be giving a speech [indiscernible] and does the president have words for the march for life march? ms. jean-pierre: we support peaceful, free even when we disagree with it. clearly it is not an issue in their point of view we do not agree with. the president believes it is critical -- it is a critical pillar of democracy to do that in a peaceful way, to march, so of course we support that. that said, we want to make sure that we continue to underscore the ongoing tax on women's rights to

jean-pierre: a couple of things here. when the president was running he made clear that we will invest in american workers and communities before pursuing new trade deals. this is exactly what we have been doing. you have seen it yourself. you have heard the investments that have been made. especially as you think about manufacturing coming back to the u.s. that is exactly what we are going to continue to do. you have seen our economic agenda for recovery and manufacturing boom at home, over 750,000 manufacturing jobs were created right here under this president. at the same time, we are working -- >> most of that -- ms. jean-pierre: we go back and forth. i hear you. let me finish my answer, you asked me a question. at the same time, we are working swiftly to finalize the end of pacific -- indo pacific effort. it is a core issue that will define much of our success in the coming decades like clean energy in the digital economy. while fortifying our economies against a range of threats from supply chains to taxing. we are

jean-pierre: we were not given a heads up. attorney general garland was going to make his announcement and he did yesterday on the special counsel. that's something we learned like many of you watching the news. i'm not going to get into anything further from that. i cannot speak to this person you just mentioned who has been having conversations or making comments about this. i'm not going to give reactions from here but i will refer you to the white house counsel and office to talk to my colleagues in any particular questions you may have related to this process. if it's something you want to know specifically about the review, i refer you to the department of justice. ms. jean-pierre: god willing, he hoped to be able to do more. was he surprised the investigation did not end soon? ms. jean-pierre: i will not go beyond what the president said. we are going to continue to fully cooperate. as i said, we talked about this at length. we've had multiple statements on this. i'm going to be consistent here that any questions you ma

karine jean-pierre does have some support including dnc chair jimmy harrison, who posted, karine jean-pierre talent with the patience of job. karine jean-pierre steps into the arena daily armed with the truth and fuelled by the president's commitment to deliver for the american people, keep pushing, my friend. >> joe: dnc likes the press secretary, if that came from a reporter or journalist that retired that had respect, that would mean something, coming from jamie harrison, doesn't mean a lot. i get a kick out of the president saying he has no regrets, i leave clothes i'm going to donate next to my car in my garage, my ford fiesta. president is stepping on the message. >> carley: i will need -- >> joe: hand-me-downs for you. >> todd: we're not saying karine jean-pierre is a bad person, i could not do that job. a lot of people want that job that would be better suited. are condent -- >> joe: let it be known, this is worst press secretary of our lifetime and yes, it is not personal, it is based on performance. >> carley: thank you. >> joe: have a great weekend, giants win this weekend. >> tod

pierre thomas leading us off. and as pierre reported there, the white house maintaining the difference here. they say president biden was surprised to learn of the classified documents, that he did not try to keep them, that he voluntarily and immediately handed them over. let's bring in our senior white house correspondent mary bruce, because mary, you know the white house was pressed repeatedly today about transparency here. president biden made a big deal about transparency when he was e legged. the white house was pressed today, why didn't the american people know about the discovery of the second batch of classified information at his home until now? >> reporter: david, and tonight, the white house doesn't have a clear explanation for why they failed to mention this second batch of classified documents sooner. they knew about this, when they acknowledged earlier this week that the first batch of classified documents had been found. now, pressed on this today, the white house said there was an ongoing review a

and i'm sure the police pierre.she peuplier -- try to understand more about his relationships and its interactions. and it's the affidavit i'm so olivier so we know he's been conducting surveillance, who will, mostly doing the, evening in and around the victims homes. now we have to go back to at least maybe our guest. or sooner. when he moved to washington. to try to figure out if he had any interactions whatsoever. with these victims. we're gonna have to have the public's health, pape. checking on the villa corta, realize that there pape pape pape pape pape. >> i'm sorry, we weren't of time, but i do want you to come, back as this case develops, and as the information and evidence is released. so we can break it down for you. but i appreciate you taking the time to break down this morning. >> thanks katie. >> and we will be right back. nd we will be right back somebody's poking directly on the nerve. i recommend sensodyne. sensodyne toothpaste goes inside the tooth and calms the nerve down. and my patents say: “yo

were exchanged and that the driver shot st pierre twice in the chest. but nothing was stolen from him seems to be a random act. um at this point, so we're just we're trying to get some movement on this pleading for anybody to come forward, please. police say st pierre did not know his killer and have not said if they know what the motive was. i want justice. just want him behind bars. he didn't deserve what happened. that's for sure. we need to find this person. this person should not be out on the streets. st pierre's parents say they are a tight knit family, and the loss is devastating. police are urging anyone with information to contact them that they can remain anonymous. amberleigh ktvu, fox two news joe biden administration says the covid outbreak is not over yet today, health and human services secretary javier becerra officially extended the covid public health emergency until at least april. the declaration allows the federal government to protect health insurance coverage, give hospitals greater funding and flexibility as well as expand servi

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 eye sight. first of all, carrots were not rationed. and people could grow them themselves. so you make 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, your 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 eat to have this effect, you'd be turning bright orange by the time you notice anythi

>> all right, pierre thomas with us from washington. thank you, pierre. >>> and tonight, news in the case making national headlines, as well, opening arguments in the trial of alec murdaugh, the once prominent south carolina attorney, husband, and father, accused of murdering his own wife and tonight. tonight, prosecutors in court say he shot his family at close range. what the defense then said. abc's eva pilgrim on the case from the start for us. >> reporter: tonight, alex murdaugh getting his day in court with opening statements in his double murder trial. the disgraced south carolina attorney accused of brutally shooting his youngest son paul first before gunning down his wife maggie at their home back in june 2021. >> they were shot at close range and they did not have defensive wounds. >> reporter: but the defense maintaining murdaugh wasn't involved. >> there's no direct evidence. there is no eyewitness, there's no camera, there's no fingerprints, there's no forensics tying him to the crime. none. >> reporter: murdaugh emotional

pierre tate reporting. >>> we hhoave s mach lilling nes about those four college students murder in the idaho. initial reports claimed that all four victims who were killed were asleep, but now what we've learned. what police believe played out just 25 minutes before the attacks. kayna whitworth tonight. >>> buffalo bills star damar hamlin breathing on his own and surprising his teammates, face timing with them. what he did on camera and what he said. the moving words tonight. >>> two powerful storms slamming the west. the new flooding concerns and what the east will see the weekend. rob marciano tracking it all. >>> two years to the day since january 6th. the moving honors at the white house today. for the brave officers, the elections workers who were simply trying to do their jobs. >>> prince harry and the new backlash tonight. what he revealed about his time on the battlefield, and some in the british military are now reacting tonight. and what a he said charles said about meghan and money in the royal family. >>> the other news this friday night, the former football star now in cri

pierre thomas standing by. >>> dangerous storms across the country. the system that swlam edslammedt west all over again. rob marciano timing all of this out. >>> tonight, the republican party in new york now saying embattled congressman george santos should resign, after being accused of making up most of his life story. tonight, house speaker kevin mccarthy saying santos stays. and will he now get committee assignments? what the house speaker told our rachel scott. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. horrific images coming in from eastern ukraine and the major news tonight involving vladimir putin's top commander. matt gutman in ukraine. >>> the new images emerging tonight. the chilling stabbing spree in paris. at least six people stabbed and injured inside a major train station there. >>> back here at home tonight, buffalo bills star damar hamlin now out of the hospital. >>> the nightmare on amtrak, passengers stuck on the train for 37 hours, calling 911. >>> news coming in tonight on first lady dr. jill biden. what doctors are now saying after surgery

still hadn't found pierre when. pierre walks out of the bushes. he says, what's going on?well, you know what's going on. we cut the that shot, captain. it was stuck in his pants, went through. but on the outside these are tough old pants on the other side, the bullet stuck and we had the bullet we the caliber we knew the gun that it came from. but captain louis being man that he was he didn't chastise pierre. i guess he understood that maybe you shouldn't go hunting with somebody who can't see very well and for the next month, before we reached saint louis, captain louis had to lie face down in the canoe he got treated every day and he made it back to saint louis, but not the proud, victorious man he thought he might be. he limped saint louis and the rest is history. all right. another time, smallpox now, smallpox was the scourge of a nation. and if you got it was pretty much a death sentence. but what can you do to prevent it? well, there was a doctor in england named edward jenner and mr. or dr. jenner found that people who had cowpox usually milkmaids, who had worked ar

we look forward to more of pierre's interview with officer harry dunn with george on abc. >>> we turn overseas tonight to the war in ukraine. air raid sirens sounding. the pentagon confirming russian forces are fighting despite vladimir putin saying he would enforce a 36-hour cease-fire for orthodox christmas. some children dress in the holiday costumes, singing carols to pass the time. ukrainian soldiers on the eastern front lines reporting artillery fire, saying nothing has changed. >>> and to london tonight, prince harry and the backlash from some of the military about what he allegedly reveals in his book about time on the battlefield. what he writes about his father and what charles allegedly said about meghan and money in the family. james longman from london tonight. >> reporter: tonight, more fallout from prince harry's memoir, "spare," as british media transle res afr the book miske on sale early in spain. the prince writing about his two deployments to afghanistan, and the number of taliban fighters he killed, saying, "i could always tell exactly how many enemy combatants i

you know, with that, say something with karine jean-pierre -- >> on ukraine, yeah, absolutely. this is one of the more astonishing moments, the vice president biden goes to ukraine and openly criticized by ngos in ukraine over not being the fact that he's there lecturing them, when the son is engaged in corruption that is endemic, and if you have a problem with the regime and whether it's warsaw or kyiv and you want to show, go hire an american. i used to be on the board for international broadcasting overseeing radio free europe and liberty and watched this carefully in the decades after the fall of the communist empire and his son is over there training in the kind of routine corruption that is in this region and he is criticized by ukrainian groups for not being aware of it. >> karl, griet to have -- great to have you on. >> sandra: dip into the white house now, karine jean-pierre is at the microphone, a big day yesterday. a lot of questions from reporters are expected. dip in, listen here. >> heard from mayor lancebottoms, the president will travel to atlanta, georgia and d

karine jean-pierre is he white house is being asked about this. listen in. >> towards the solution this year. >> so as you know, we are aware of the reports yesterday, just mentioned secretary blinken's travel. so look, we recognize the very real security challenges facing israel and the palestinian authority, something we recognize and condemn terrorist groups, planning and carrying out attacks against innocent civilians and that is something that you will continue to hear from us and we will be consistent on that. we also regret the loss of innocent lives and injuries to civilians and are deeply concerned by the escalating cycle of violence in the west bank. over the past few days, the administration has been closely engaged with the israeli and palestinian authority on the recent violence and to urge deescalation. we under score the urgent need for all parties to deescalate, to prevent further loss of civilian life and work together to improve the security situation in the west bank. palestinians and israelis equally deserve to live safely and

. >> sandra: you don't even get a fraction of that answer when you hear karine jean-pierre, the press secretary taking questions on the issue. jonathan turley tweeted this, why can the coordinator for strategic communications, john kirby, answer basic questions about classification rules but not the white house press secretary? both appear in the press room to answer questions and kirby had no difficulty answering questions about the rules regarding the removal of classified docs from scifs. the position of the white house is entirely untethered, he says, from any legal or logical justification. what remains is a calculated use of the investigation to stonewall the public and the press. brings up an incredibly fair point. why are they not answering more questions in those briefings? >> yeah, the press secretary in this case, her political and personal needs dovetail perfectly with the stonewalling needs of the biden white house. and that's why she won't answer any questions. you know, i could have played that game many times as press secretary but you get to the point you say i've got

haase karine-jean pierre ever reached out to you say to i need help?friends and supporters. she could call any member of the group like jen psaki. what the judge said is very correct. biden allowed this woman to go out there. they didn't tell her. i believe when she said he didn't know. it looks like she was in a cover-up if she did know. she didn't know. so you don't know what you are talking b. you don't have the confidence of the chief of staff. they let her twist in the wind every day. where is kamala harris? help a sister out. if i were kamala harris i would go to the chief of staff's office and to biden say tomorrow somebody from the justice department is going to help her out. you are ruining her ability to have command in the room. when white house reporters talk to the press about how unhappy they are it's hard to i canning out of that. a construction site will say 80 days without a safety incident. the white house has zero days of providing inaccurate information. part is her fault. she has to protect herself. the president himself and the ch

go ahead, pierre. guest: for the longest time, there was an assumption the south vietnamese government was extremely corrupt, highly ineffective and dictatorial. over the recent years, my colleagues have been digging into that government. what we are finding out now, legitimate efforts were made in southern vietnam by the regime and its supporters to create an alternative to the communist dominated northern half of the country. in some respect, they were successful. it is absolutely correct, john, it is absolutely right that president chu and some of his los associates -- close associates did exhibit dictatorial tendencies. that allows for student protests. that allows for repressed, this close to independent newspapers in and around saigon at the height of the war. these are freedoms that have never been dashed by the freedom of the north. we have to be careful here. i think the u.s. in a way at the time of the cold war was trying to do by right -- was trying to do right by its allies. those allies co

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david. >> pierre thomas on this again tonight, thank you, pierre. >>> we're going to turn now to the powerful cross-country storm brewing in the rockies heading east tomorrow. it's going to combine with another system from the south and make its way up the east coast. washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york, boston, and new england all in the path. it comes as another storm just moved through in new england. traffic backed up in new hampshire. london berry, new hampshire. a truck overturning on i-295. this is portland, maine, you're looking at. a school bus sliding off the road and landing in a ditch in pittstown, new york. nine students on board. one of them was hurt. again tonight, let's get right to meteorologist lee goldberg from our new york station wabc timing this weekend's storm out for us. hey, lee. >> reporter: hey, david, and that storm you mentioned that's leaving the northeast has left us blustery here in new york. that will clear out, and we'll start the weekend okay. there's still some flakes flying upstate new york and new england. but now we turn our attention to a

here's pierre thomas now. >> reporter: tonight, three active duty u.s. marines under arrest for illegally entering the capitol on january 6th. according to prosecutors, image after image reveals corporal micah coomer and sergeants joshua abate and dodge dale hellonen inside. one of them carrying a "don't p. the fbi says this photo shows them placing a red maga hat on top of a statue in the rotunda. investigators saying they were inside the building about 52 minutes. the feds say what tipped them off was coomer himself, who allegedly posted pictures from the insurrection on instagram. the caption reading, glad to be a part of history. all three marines worked in military intelligence. hellonen based at camp lejeune in north carolina, abate at fort meade in maryland, and coomer at california's camp pendleton. but the fbi says coomer was eager for a civil war, at one point messaging an acquaintance, everything in this country is corrupt. we honestly need a fresh restart. i'm waiting for the boogaloo. the acquaintance responding, i agree, but what's a boogal

you have been back and forth with karine jean-pierre. they will have to answer why they knew about documents thursday night but said nothing about it during press conference yesterday to your point as they claim they are cooperating and they are being transparent. i believe it was you who asked the other day what is the white house hiding. what do you think is happening in the pr room right now? >> well, i think that there's probably a lot of four letter words that would not be suitable for broadcast in the press room right now. but the people in the press shop and karine jean-pierre was kind of alluding to this yesterday, they are being put in a tough spot by the president's personal attorneys and by the special counsel's office because karine jean-pierre said that she was not involved in the decision to wait and wait and wait to disclose these discoveries to the public. but somebody was and we don't know who and so the press -- you have to sympathize with with some of these guys a little bit because they are just finding out about the

were exchanged and that the driver shot st pierre twice in the chest. but nothing was stolen from him seems to be a random act. um at this point, so we're just we're trying to get some movement on this pleading for anybody to come forward, please. police say st pierre did not know his killer and have not said if they know what the motive was. i want justice. just want him behind bars. he didn't deserve what happened. that's for sure. we need to find this person. this person should not be out on the streets. st. pierre's parents say they are a tight knit family and the loss is devastating. police are urging anyone with information about this case to contact them , and they can remain anonymous . julie just to confirm he was walking alone and then the car came up. and then there was some type of exchanges that what happened? yes he was walking alone and might have been that he was walking back to his friend's house, but the parents aren't sure. and then that's when, uh, that exchange happened . they don't know what was said. all right. well let's hope som

were exchanged and that the driver shot st pierre twice in the chest. but nothing was stolen from him seems to be a random act. um at this point, so we're just we're trying to get some movement on this cleaning for anybody to come forward, please . police say st pierre did not know his killer and have not said if they know what the motive was. i want justice justice. i want him behind bars . he didn't deserve what happened. that's for sure. we need to find this person. this person should not be out on the streets. st. pierre's parents say they are a tight knit family , and the loss is devastating. police are urging anyone with information to contact them that they can remain anonymous. amberleigh ktvu, fox two news were found dead inside of a home in the community of sea ranch in sonoma county. sheriff's deputies say their bodies were found inside of a house near spinnaker close yesterday. authorities say the men were in separate rooms and there was a generator in the hallway. the power switch was turned on and the fuel tank was empty, while investigato

pierre is running down a wall, no one's done that sense.tronger athlete who has ever lived. just a mythology is enormous. >> as you say he was a start auburn, tim during all of these. it's perhaps the greatest pin, it's not as commonly known as a muhammad ali. tim not as the big big names in sports. are you suppose that is tim? >> he wins the trophy, he plays major league baseball. he plays in the nfl he takes off in a beautiful run. heading down the sidelines. kevin walker grabs his leg, his hip comes out. he suffers this devastating injury. and by 1994 he was gone. the other thing is, a lot of the things he did whenever captured on video. a when he was at auburn he ran for one 3:40. there is nobody in the nfl who can run that. like literally nobody. it wasn't all over twitter, it wasn't all over tiktok. it's just word of mouth. so, a lot of the things he did nobody had ever seen. >> you know it's interesting, because he was so good at both really at heart he was a baseball player. is there a sense for you as you go through his life that h

pierre pierre.but they would still need to initiate an inquiry with the ethics committee, or the office of congressional ethics. they still need a formal mechanism to initiate that. but it's clear that parc. . >> all right as, you thank you so much, you guys to go into, so talk to you and. but new details that led to the restoration petit. we take you to buffalo, next. emma >> chilling details from a newly released affidavit paint the clearest picture yet of the investigation into the murder of four university of idaho students. according to emma. >> criminologist, attorney, and professor western, thanks for being with, us, doctor and this case so disturbing. but, one of the biggest details out of that affidavit is that there is an ion. one of the surprising win with. hubert emit. >> and they appear witness after all. they don't know the culprit after all. and don't want them going back together. so coming back to get them, and the timeline, that barking dog, the doordash delivery -- the fact that s

karine jean-pierre has taken a lot of questions. she has provided. >> answered none of them. >> sandra: amen. the american people feel they need to be looped in here, this is serious stuff and not getting transparency from the white house. how far should the white house be pushed to provide more answers to the american public watching this play out? >> the white house will not give us answer. where congress las to push in no uncertain terms is a sitting president cannot be prosecuted but congress has a right to know about these documents and they are going to have to make that briefing clear. doj cannot stand behind the ongoing investigation because they are investigating somebody they can't prosecute and they are already part of a cover-up with because they have known and done little or nothing for a long time. think about this. back in november before the election when they had the first batch of documents, what did they do to make sure there weren't more and the answer is nothing. it's been a step-by-step of new discoveries and m

the sanctions of the west against our country, was expressed by the grandson of charles de beauly pierre explained to whom and why it was beneficial. optics sakhalin covered a snowstorm had to suspend the movement of buses on the highway and contrary to forecasts in the south of russia, the mimosa of electronic television leds bloomed not only the inventions of our scientists, who were ahead of time. imagine that today a person comes to us, and we have been working with you on a packet basis for many years, and brings an application for a teleportation device, and such sabotage reconnaissance groups of ukrainian nationalist landings are repelling our military, protecting the population on the left bank of the dnieper, russian units hold a strong defense, do not allowing the enemy to provoke. in case of detection of militants. information is transmitted to all other positions in the neo-nazi deployment zone. after any attempt shelling instantly eliminates artillery fire, under the protection of our fighters and critical infrastructure and rpgs, that is, everything that is needed to protec

technology, which it has, in particular, our buks, as well as other equipment and ammunition, jean-pierreed. according to her , $225 million will be directed to the long-term modernization of the armed forces of ukraine. well, the media previously reported that the next package may also include additional himers missile systems and armored vehicles, so we are still waiting for final confirmation from of the state department but now there is already officially a new aid package, it is very nice to hear it this evening, thank you olechka olesko tsn washington olga koshelenko with good christmas news about the new aid package and the united states well, byraktar arrival of cotton clear sky new words and old ones that have taken on completely new meanings during the year of the full-scale war, many words were transferred from ukrainian to other languages, not all of them, however , the censored results of the year did not include word creation in unbearable conditions, tsn correspondent yana slyusarchuk lived this cotton my girlfriend gave me a present for my birthday exactly one week before

this news, but in fact, just a few minutes ago, the spokeswoman of the white house, except for jean-pierre, officially announced about the fact that a record package of military aid worth 3 billion dollars has been allocated to ukraine, as jean-pierre told a colleague from the state department, the details will be announced a little later, but we can already state with reference to the fact that this package will include such armored bradley fighting vehicles which we announced earlier, self-propelled howitzers , surface-to-air missiles, obviously, we are talking about sue sphere missiles, which were written about by politico - these are missiles that ukraine can use, using that technology, which it has, in particular, our buks, as well as jean-pierre noted other equipment and ammunition. according to her , 225 million dollars will be directed to the long-term modernization of the armed forces of ukraine. well, the media previously reported that the next package may also include additional himers missile systems and himv armored vehicles, so we are still waiting for final confirmation. fro

mother pierre, what, what, what do you think the e u leadership could do to, to make croatia comply with the blocks policies could, could it be a case of just dangling a carrot in front of a cro in front of croatia or to be a coward. and a stick when it comes to getting them to step in line. it can lead to to value cellular consequences on butters, for example, on the budget or would european union for example, try to discriminate hungary because on gary doesn't align itself on the ukraine. her head attempts of weapons and do they could do the same or against croatia if kerisha continues to try to resist to you bureaucracy and try to crop owe you money for example, but to be sweet leads to mobile fragmentation with you because the member states are divided born mo, on you crazy like that time to on. i want to walk about the scared that i'm sorry to jump in. i do apologize, but you raise a very key point and i wanted to bring this up to you. next. all we seeing cracks, appearing in european unity when it comes to the ongoing conflict in ukraine. the refugee is coming out of you cried. and