new deal with poland to set up a repair hobb full tanks, damaged on the ukrainian battlefield. pierre is maria, was he, indian creek, li, final pan fanny materials were delivered to this war such as tanks and other equipment, like how it says or even patriot systems will fly, can be damaged in combat door and also to long term use. therefore, dakota, with my apologies, coolie, that's why i'm very glad that today, along with my polish colleague and my ukranian colleague understand, i was able to sign a memorandum of understanding. yeah. and setting up a joint repair hub in poland for the entire over to w as roman dance rancor in keith to get the ukrainian perspective on this robin of how we'll build those promises that we've just heard from lloyd austin and all sorts of historians, the germans herdsman is how will that translate on the battlefield? what's the view from keith there? well, we do not know all the details at this moment as we speak o for ukraine. it was important to get more ammunition for its air defense systems . and, and ukraine was also hoping to hear something about possible d

default on america act which the house just past is not a step forward but rather a costly step backwards. maria: that was white house secretary karine jean-pierreouse prosecutor calling it the bungle he called the wrong name and a house the underpass the house of representatives, joe manchin is once again calling on president biden to negotiate with house speaker kevin mccarthy, manchin released a statement yesterday saying it is now been 85 days since the president sat down with the speaker. only the president can prevent this from becoming a full-blown domestic crisis, joining the note baskets editor senate environmental committees pete ricketts is here, good to see you, thank you for joining me this morning. >> thank you for having me on. a lot of news coming out of washington this week not only on what's going on with the debt ceiling but also with regard to things such as the biden administrations wanting to tax people on their mortgages forcing people to take electric vehicles. it's not joe for screening emerged joe for socialism. the administration is trying to force their view of the country on the rest of suspicion of hard-working amer

maria: what kind of way to do it is that, taking shouted questions? that was white house karine jean-pierreing points. reportersare grilling her on whether the administration is trying to protect the president from difficult questions, why the press never gets a chance to actually question president biden. he held 23 news conferences in the last two and a half years since taking office with two far this year. he's only had two press conferences in 2023 all ahead of the president's arrival in belfast, ireland today. what she's saying is ridiculous. have you ever seen the crowded groups to have press and the president is walking by and they are shouting stuff at him and that's what she says he takes questions at and he cracks up because everybody is talking at once. >> here is the problem for her, the evidence is incontrovertible. biden does better in the basement. he does better when he's not in the public eye whatsoever. when you look at ap poll you see approval rating has tanked, it is in the 30's, 38% according to last poll so expect to see more of this as his we are coming up on the year

maria: that was white house press secretary karine jean-pierre with the talking points to attack gop's debt ceiling bill yesterday. west virginia senator joe manchin is, his ratings are at all time highs, kevin mccarthy's are and manchin is slamming biden's leadership on the issue, writing i applaud speaker mccarthy for putting forward a proposal that would preprevent refault and rein in spending. axios is reporting mccarthy is short of the votes needed to pass the bill. joining me now, greg pence who is also by the way the brother of former vice president mike pence. congressman, great to see you this morning. thanks very much. >> good morning, maria. how are you? maria: and you resemble your brother so much, by the way, i will add that. it's good to have you today. >> let me clarify. maria: yeah. >> maria, he looks like me. i'm older. maria: [laughter] maria: okay. he looks like you. that's good. good clarification. congressman, i want to get your thoughts on where you all stand with this debt bill. the speaker made a serious proposal the other day with ideas to rein in the spending ahead of a debt ceiling debate and of course ahead of the debt cei

pierre's son, luca, coughing all last night. but still they set out whatever is ahead, haiti. it's heat, hunger and hellish chaos is at least at their backs. there are the older 2 58 year old maria, a teacher from venezuela. his monthly salary of $16 can't feed anyone. so she and her daughter, landry headed to houston. hopefully to relatives. it's been going a matter of hours. and it just seems an endless series of river crossing. just constant water. i'm pretty exhausted. some intense, okay. afford manuel and tamara. like many here, try to keep the kids going with treats. and then there are those whose jungle it is the wildlife. one bite from this snake never leave. the walk is organized as that makes more money. in fact, the cartel gave us permission to be here as if the parade that these discarded color coded armbands show which day and root people have paid for football shirt supporters, each numbered, charging to carry bags, even children uphill. but it doesn't always work out. wilson is separated from his parents, porter raced off ahead. we. he'll soon. eric. okay? am i honey and miami miami. for who? cascade through. i quit cold. 1000 unaccompanied children were found on

is working. we see created jobs, the president president under his economic plan ha created jobs, e than 12 million. maria: that was white house press secretary karine jean-pierrecan workers are cutting down the workweek. the average u.s. worker cut their weekly hours by over 30 minutes since the pandemic, some workers feel that their jobs can be threatened by a.i. and that's just the beginning of it. your thoughts, kaley. >> well, we're seeing the statistically especially among young men. there are about 7 million men in prime working age right now who are just sitting out of the labor market entirely. and i think the same attitude is present especially among younger adults, my generation, gen z, so many are graduating from college and expecting to get jobs that pay six figures right away and when those jobs don't pay, or they don't allow them to work from home, then they just decide to sit at home with mom and dad. the same thing, it's the sense of entitlement present in both demographics and the pandemic ex exacerbated it. maria: there's a story in the journal, a new report shows elder workers are in demand as employers feel the older generations tend to wor

maria: not going to go there. that was white house press secretary karine jean-pierre, refusing to say whether president biden intends to serve a full term if reelected. she isking back the comments, writing in twitter, i wanted to be sure i didn't go into 2024 more than is appropriate under the law but i can confirm that if reelected biden would serve all eight years. under the law? former pformer president obama supporting his re-election. joining us now, entrepreneur and author of the new book, capitalist punishment, vivek ramaswamy is with me now. good to see you. >> good to see you. maria: you're a business guy, you're coming in, a business guy can fix some of these issues, right? i want to get your take on that. what do you make of this? is this a worry that biden won't be able to finish out eight years and kamala harris will be our president. >> the big oft biggest farce n is running for re-election. he is a front man for the manage managerial class. they put him up as a pup he'll they can control. his cognitive deficits, that's not a bump, that's a fee sure to them. it almost doesn't matter who sits in the white house as long as it's someone that has