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the regional media center was opened in vitebsk in the press house, where the editorial offices of the central publications are located in the region, meetings with conference speakers will be held here, and the media center will also become a platform for training media representatives for schoolchildren who dream of becoming journalists. teachers and students of the masherov higher state university will conduct master classes. this media center is a platform for holding videoconference briefings that will attract the consolidation, the journalistic society , the civil society and all those people who really want to be at their peak. uh, the most recent most modern information. we must meet our needs. uh, residents of obtaining objective operational information about the life of the regions in general, about the problems that arise , the loss of the decision, the timing of decisions about how certain decisions that are made by the authorities will affect the life of every person of every citizen of the country. first meeting in the new press center. held immediately after the opening

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we are going to watch for that white house press briefing for reaction from the white house, as well as john kirby, actually, the spokesperson. china is pushing back, accusing the u.s. of a smear campaign, so how will the white house respond? we are going to first start with this fox news alert. >> john: america's crime crisis continues to plague residents in democratic-led cities from coast to coast, including here in the nation's capital, innocent civilians fight off violent felons and brazen teens who face no consequences for terrorizing america's streets. >> sandra: the latest incident, 82-year-old grandmother trying to make her way to receive chemotherapy, forced to fight off a vicious juvenile trying to carjack her. >> john: what a brave individual that guy was. but not stopping the d.c. far left city council overhauling the criminal code, critics say will put more criminals on the dangerous streets and supposed to be the crown jewel of american exceptionallism. >> sandra: jeff flock on a new bill in illinois could force local shops to hire armed guards instead of relying on th

let's watch the white house press corps fire a barrage of questions at the white house press secretary. where is amtrak joe. why is he not going to one of the worst rail disasters in u.s. history. >> i don't understand why the president wouldn't go to east palestine? does it not meet the bar for a presidential visit? >> why has he decided so far not to visit. >> the mayor of east palestine said it was a slap in the face that the president went to ukraine before he weren't to east palestine. liz: why is he thought going? he's in delaware. why isn't he going to o'. going to ohio.i have had converh him, liz. people are going to have to start asking questions. when we had the tornadoes through nashville, trump was on air force one. people would say where is president trump. and he was already on the way to nashville. it's important to have a commander-in-chief who knows what's going on. liz: the media has been all over finger pointing at trump, the white house press secretary is point at trump. it's wrong and off the wall. the high hazard rail rules were weakened under bawm. it reduced the

of strategic communications in the council of national at a joint briefing with the press secretary of the white house connected with any extraterrestrial activity; now the local press and social networks are full of false rumors, but in the extraterrestrial origin of the devices. the topic became so resonant that the white house press secretary hastened to close this issue in her opening remarks at the briefing. i just wanted to make sure you hear this from the white house. i know, that there were questions and concerns will go about. oh no. i want to repeat it. there is no sign of extraterrestrial or extraterrestrial activity with these recent incidents, unidentified flying objects have been spotted in the skies over the states and canada after the us military shot down the chinese stratospheric weather zone blown into the us. you have not yet the next few days, three more objects were attacked over alaska canada and the border lake, the belonging and purpose of which is still a mystery to washington. today 95th anniversary of the birth of a man who found explanations and spoke in simple terms about

laughter from the white house press - leave it there. ite house press corps, but why was it necessary to shoot the objects out of the sky? senior us government officials say they pose no danger to people on the ground, but they could have been a threat to civilian aircraft, and it is a chance they too could have been spying on america. could have been spying on america-— could have been spying on america. ., ., ., america. even though we had no indications _ america. even though we had no indications that _ america. even though we had no indications that any _ america. even though we had no indications that any of _ america. even though we had no indications that any of these - indications that any of these three — indications that any of these three objects were surveilling, we couldn't rule that out, and so you — we couldn't rule that out, and so you want to on the side of safety— so you want to on the side of safety here in terms of testing our national security interests and the — our national security interests and the fact that thes

the white house, it takes up a lot of time in the briefings, very clear that the current white house press secretary cannot handle these questions, why she is repeatedly, you know, interrupted by the white house counsel spokesperson or by john kirby, for example, and so she again will say today she has no answers, i'm sure. >> john: this aspect of it. ok, president biden according to gillian turner has a scif in that rehobeth beach house, it's possible he could have classified documents in there, he has a place to look at them. i would assume as well, he spends a lot of time as president in wilmington that they have set up a scif there as well. we found that mike pence had some inadvertently boxed up classified documents at his home in indiana. vice presidents, now a president, does not explain how he ended up with classified documents when he was a senator. you can't do that. >> can't take documents out of the scif when you are a u.s. senator and does not explain, even if he had a scif in the wilmington home, why the documents were found in the garage. scif is only good if the documents r

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marion net miller meeks, christian whiton, former white house press secretary ari fleischer, former deputy assistant attorney general tom due prix, economic perot -- and senior professor heath -- he's nicholas giordano. new polls out, they're shocking the white house just ahead of the president's state of the union. a majority of chem can accurates say no -- democrats say no to biden running in 0 the 24. the president wrongfully takes a victory lap on a potentially inflated january jobs report that even federal reserve officials now doubt. and house gop set to the launch its own probe this week into hunter biden. it's set to play hardball, we've got it. and the new nationwide push for school choice away from toxic schools. and we also have this, more evidence that dr. fauci's making big bucks after he is accused of misleading the nation. i'm elizabeth macdonald. the evening edit starts right now. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: we've got breaking news. stocks are down. the fed could raise interest rates beyond another quarter point that's expected coming up, that's what the market is dealing with right now

and this is the embarrassment of the white house press secretary , no one hid that she was hired, ashe is a representative of a long line of diverse minorities. but this is not a guarantee of professionalism. this time corinne jean-pierre mixed up the name of her own boss, about an hour ago, president obama announced that oh, that is, president biden wow. almost two hundred calls for the first week came to the hotline of the state control committee on the work of mobile operators belarusians. they report a low quality of services and communications and the internet in rural areas , unreasonable connection of additional services and , in connection with this, the write-off of funds, also not providing complete information on tariffs , an analysis of the structure, costs, the rationale for tariff increases and changes is being carried out. conditions of tariff plans for individual shortcomings, an operational exchange of communication with operators was organized. because they require immediate elimination. so, for example, four citizens from a rural area of ​​the mogilev region addres

meca has yelled "thank you, press" in every room of the white house. e always has a great sense of humor and grade a outfits. i know she will be missed by our team and much of the press corps as well. we are glad she will not be very far, she is heading to the state department. thank you for your service. robbie as chief of staff, he keeps the trains running. he aced a bridge between myself and many of you in the room. no matter how early his call time is, i can guarantee he will be in the room before you. he is here working hard at his desk after last call as well. i think robbie started working for me when he was 19 on and off. we have become friends and he has become a great colleague over the last several months. you will be missed. you have been in my world for so long and hopefully i get invited to your wedding, i have not seen the save the date yet, but we will talk about that later. we will miss you. with that, the briefing is over -- just kidding. [laughter] reporter: [indiscernible] >> a couple of things. first of all, when the jerome and happ

the white house press secretary will take questions on all of this and more soon. >>> meantime, the president will meet with house speaker kevin mccarthy next hour over raising the national debt limit. republicans are demanding spending cuts, but the white house insists raising the debt ceiling is not about future spending. and let's begin in washington, d.c., where the federal reserve has just announced its latest decision on interest rates. economists predicted an eighth straight rate increase as the central bank tries to tamp down inflation without causing a recession. matt egan is inside the federal reserve. what's the decision? >> reporter: 25 basis points, the fed just delivered its eighth straight interest rate hike, lifting interest rates to the highest level since 2007, all part of the fed's quest to get inflation back down to healthy levels. but importantly, the fed is dialing back the pace of these interest rate hikes. going from 75 basis points this past summer and this past fall to 50 basis points in december, to this more traditional move of 25 basis points today. now, this was

[applause] >> joining us now is jen psaki, former white house press secretary and now an msnbc host. years of questions for ron. >> of course. i >> got off about three years of them. i want to take a shot at ron klain, king of debate prep. there he is a debate prep. he found a way to be the same height as the president. >> you can see the president standing a step lower. i think that's the answer. >> let's take a look at the photograph there, they're there after the debate. president obama quite happy with the debate process in that situation. he did the debate prep for everyone, over decades. that is such a special. roll it's a roll of trust with everyone involved. >> yes, it's a role where you have to be able to give know and to punch, when not to punch, there's probably no one better that has ever done debate prep than ron klain. i experienced a lot of those skill sets certainly an benefited from them even in my job working for him when i was the white house press secretary. >> what is it like to disagree with ron klain? >> ronnie is not a wall flower or a shrinking violet. i thin

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unlike any press briefing i have ever seen at the white house the white house press secretary began by saying there is no indication of any alien or extra ter t involvement. then we saw john kirby explain that the united states still does not know what the three objects were it shot down over the weekend. remember, there has been four shootdowns beginning with that chinese surveillance balloon that one the united states is confident they know what it was. these other three, though, are ufos, unidentified flying objects. they simply don't know what they were, what they were doing, who sent them and for what purpose so at this point, there is a mystery here and the white house is saying that it shot them down for security reasons, because they could get in the same at constitute level where we have commercial flight and that might present a safety risk. so the white house saying they had to shoot those down. but at this point they say they have not recovered the wreckage, so they don't know what it is they shot. a real conundrum here. >> what does your spidey sense tel

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did anyone at the white house tell the national archives in any form that they could not release a press release about the discovery's? there's reportedly came from the house that david comer said with a national archives they communicated that they were told the archives did not release the press release at whatever point it was about the classified documents. did anyone at the white house tell them not to? >> to? >> i haven't heard anything about that. it's better to ask does the archives is that what was said and understand for what they meant. >> i gave an answer to that question. [inaudible] the justice department has engage in the ongoing investigation and an ongoing investigation i should add that the president has been fully cooperating in with offering unprecedented access to his home every single room of his home in rohoboth and get them information of any priest moving quickly to get them information that they need. i'm going to be careful not to characterize what the justice department is doing in their investigation or at its more appropriate for a question like that to be a

was released only 5 hours after the press conference the federal authorities preferred to ignore the disaster in eastern palestine. only 10 days later, the white housess office said the democrat presidential administration was rendering. all the support the state of ohio needs most of the residents of the affected county society votes for the republican party of distrust in their government and their authorities, yes, which is aggravated against the backdrop of the poetic split that exists in america. well, of course, i think that even if there were a reaction from the government of local authorities, the most competent, most effective, and so on. doesn't matter. many would not believe them simply because they don't trust them anymore. nothing that comes out here, but the authorities, including from the current administration, are bidens, who have quite low republican politicians have taken advantage of the disaster to criticize us secretary of transportation pitt will live for the first time to speak out on the situation in eastern palestine. on the tenth day after the accident, saying he was concerned about the real problem - that pete will live t

[applause] >> joining us now is jen psaki, former white house press secretary and now an msnbc host.e. i >> got off about three years of them. i want to take a shot at ron klain, king of debate prep. there he is a debate prep. he found a way to be the same height as the president. >> you can see the president standing a step lower. i think that's the answer. >> let's take a look at the photograph there, they're there after the debate. president obama quite happy with the debate process in that situation. he did the debate prep for everyone, over decades. that is such a special. roll it's a roll of trust with everyone involved. >> yes, it's a role where you have to be able to give somebody strategic advice but also tell them when something they are saying or doing isn't working and maybe use some expletives sometimes if needed. you have to work with the policy team and get them to put together information and language that is usable and speaks english in a debate format, you need to have to know and to punch, when not to punch, there's probably no one better that has ever done debate

let us in only 5 hours after the press conference, the federal authorities preferred not to notice the disaster in eastern palestine. only 10 days later, the white house office said the democratic presidential administration is providing all necessary support, state. ohio, most of the residents of the affected county vote for the republican party, not the trust of the society in their government and their authorities, yes, which is aggravated against the backdrop of the political split that exists in america. yes of course. i think that even if there would be a reaction and the government of local authorities would be the most competent, the most effective, and so on. everything. but many wouldn't believe them just because they don't trust them anymore. nothing that comes out here, but the authorities, including from the current baydan administration, which has a rather low policy rating republicans took advantage of the disaster to criticize the us secretary of transportation pete will live spoke out for the first time on the situation in eastern palestine on the tenth day after the accident, saying that he was worried about what is happening the rea

now they let me in only 5 hours after the press conference federal authorities chose not to notice the disaster in east pauline only 10 days later, the white houseice said the democratic presidential administration is providing all the necessary support to the state of ohio , the majority of residents, the affected county vote for the republican party, public distrust of their government and their authorities, yes, which is aggravated against the backdrop of the political split that exists in america. well, of course, i think that even if there were a reaction and the government local authorities the most competent the most efficient and so on. all the same, many would not believe them simply, because they no longer trust. nothing that comes out here. and the authorities , including from the current baidan administration, which has a rather low policy rating, the republicans have taken advantage of the disaster to criticize us secretary of transportation pete will. live the situation in eastern palestine on the tenth day after the accident, saying that he is concerned about what is happening the real problem is that pete will live this transport

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the white house press secretary trying to field a question on those brutal numbers. here she goes. dodge ball. >> the president has been clear he intends to run and i think the way that we should look at this is what we saw from the mid-terms. we saw what happened in the senate. we saw that yes, republicans now have congress but by a slim majority because the president went out there and spoke directly to the american people. the president always said this. watch him and see what he does and i think he has a record over the last two years that shows that he has delivered. that is the numbers we'll pay attention to. >> harris: as promised dodge ball. the question was about low polling. and she says watch him. people are watching. that's how you got the low polling. >> that's right. if i were the president i would be most concerned about now is 42% of americans, only 42% of americans say he is honest and trustworthy. when he took office, democrats and republicans together. when he took office it was 60% of people said that. the reason in many ways he took office was because he was ho

the white house pressed tonight, why did the american people not know that the fbi searched his privateoffice in november, the one he used after he was vice president, after his own team found those classified documents? the white house says the president has cooperated and has been transparent throughout all of this. mary bruce tonight. >>> for the first time, the deposition video of former president trump in the case against his business. what he says over and over again when grilled by new york prosecutors. >>> the critical testimony today in the alex murdaugh trial. charged with murdering his wife and son. what the defense now played over and over again in court today. murdaugh being interviewed by investigators. even slowing down the audio. what the defense was trying to show. and you'll hear it. eva pilgrim reporting. >>> and cindy williams, the tributes all day, as we look back at "laverne & shirley." and cindy williams tonight in her own words on her life-long friendship with penny marshall. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begi

republican response to the address, we learned it would come from the arkansas governor and former white house press secretary, sarah huckabee sanders. nancy pelosi is throwing support behind adam schiff in his bid for senate. that is if and if, senator feinstein decides not to run for reelection. katie porter has also officially entered the race. >>> barbara lee has also told colleagues that she plans to run. >>> another reprieve for -- hospital. regulators agreed to extend the pause on patient transfers. in the meantime, the facility will work toward regaining certification. they lost it last year after an inspection concluded it was out of compliance. >>> new signs of trouble for bay area tech giants. the new numbers that could signal more tough times ahead. >>> callused during up trouble in the east bay. >>> impossible foods may be the latest company to slash the workforce. bloomberg reports the firm is laying off 20% of its staff. it amounts to 140 people. impossible foods made a 6% cut in october. >>> u.s. companies made 103,000 job cuts. according to a new report, around 40% of those cuts cam

what do you make of the white house press secretary trying to blame the problems on the pandemic? to the, when the inflation took place, we were a full 8 months into recovery when the biden administration came into office, and we were only looking at 1.6% inflation at that time. when did the inflation take off? it started occurring not just, not long after the passage of the american rescue plan. it was because there were trillions of dollars of extra government spending thrown into an economy that was already in recovery. and so like typical, they're looking for a scapegoat because it can't possibly be their policies. instead it's got to be something else that they can blame. elizabeth: got it. michael, thanks so much for joining us. it's good to see you. >> great to see you, liz. elizabeth: we're going to stay on this scandal, the major blowback against the media for attacking scientists and analysts who said, yes, investigate that the pandemic could have leaked from a lab in china. the energy department and fbi say it likely did. again, this is a scandal. more and more media na

maria: that was fox business edward lawrence yesterday asking white house press secretary karine jean-pierren americans can expect wages to outpace inflation, she came out with her talking points. the white house blamed republicans for skyrocketing prices. price of oil 40% higher today than when biden first took office. joining me right now is north dakota senator kevin cramer, veterans affair and environmental and public works committees. senator, great to see you. what do you say to karine jean-pierre who answers edward lawrence with it's the republicans' fault? >> every day maria i watch her do briefings i have admiration that she's willing to stand out and talk to people who know a lot more than what she's talking than she does and still go to work. all of that said, economics 101, that's what we are talking. basic economics and to call that inflation reduction act knowing full well that what it did is fuel inflation but her talking points -- good on ed to ask the question. maria: i spoke with your colleague joe manchin on sunday and he continues to say that the inflation reduction act i

the white house is about to hold a press briefing. what would you like to hear from them or what sort of messaging would you like to hear from the white house on this? >> sure. i definitely think that it's a way bigger problem than just something that's happening in our small village of east palestine, ohio. so i think it does need to be getting national and international attention. it would be great just from a local perspective to know that this is being taken seriously and it is hopefully going to be escalated and definitely in a long-term wait, and not just something that's just going to be a sound bite in the short-term. and i would say, too -- yeah, and i would just say, too, it would be good to know this is being investigated in a bigger way as well so not just this isolated incident that's happening in east palestine, ohio. >> sandra: a lot of that responsibility would fall in the lap of pete buttigieg, criticized for being slow on the issue. he seems to be blaming the previous administration for relaxing the rules. put out a t

the white house press office. they could walk in there at any time or night. and i had a few when i was the deputy press secretary. if you were watching the daily white house briefing and you see the person standing at that podium and there's a white house logo behind them, right on the other side of that wall was the wall of my office when i was the deputy press secretary and. reporters could walk in there whenever they wanted. and i often referred to myself as the as the option of first resort for a reporter was totally confused by something that they were trying to report. they were if they were really mad, they felt like gotten scooped. i was often the first person that they would come across and what that actually allowed me to do was to develop some really important that were very valuable when i became the person who was standing behind that podium and when i would look out into that crowd of people who had their hands raised ready to, ask me a question. i could call on them by name. and it really what it created was a lot of accountability two way acco

as we await the white house press briefing we know john kirby will speak as well as karine jean pierre, and china responding to a department of energy report accusing the u.s. of a smear campaign. how should the white house respond a few moments from now. >> that's completely ridiculous. lab leak, as it were, it's a chinese lab, the lab is in china, it's clear now that the chinese regime should be held accountable for the leak itself, the biosecurity and the cover-up which continues to this day. group think, that's the point, is the cover-up that's happened here in america and still going on as you saw from jake sullivan because the question is, not just whether it leaked from the lab, but what it was that leaked and that points back here to america and specifically to dr. anthony fauci, and the reason that no one wants to really tell the truth about this, we laid it all out over two years ago on fox and on my show, is that anthony fauci, a lot of people say how could he possibly be behind this, he's the hero of the pandemic, how could he be the cause of the pandemic. the reason is, th

house? former press sean spicer gives us the inside track state side.t 1040, there will be a first look at the newspaper front pages to any a brand new greatest britain union jack as to this is let's go. so let me tell you this fight about begum isn't over. i'm going to tell you why straight after the news with polly middlehurst . dan, thank you. middlehurst. dan, thank you. good evening. the top story tonight. excuse me, the prime minister said he'll deliver certainty and clarity as seeks a deal on post—brexit in northern ireland, rishi sunak held talks with the northern irish business leaders today amid renewed pressure to achieve a workable solution . the stalled protocol . solution. the stalled protocol. earlier, he told the commons intensive with the eu are ongoing and in a gb news the home secretary suella said mr. sunak absolutely committed to resolve the issue . actually, i resolve the issue. actually, i think if you look historically at how our deals agreements have been reached with the eu, it's important we take a robust approach . we need to

house? former press sean spicer gives us the inside track state side.t 1040, there will be a first look at the newspaper front pages to any a brand new greatest britain union jack as to this is let's go. so let me tell you this fight about begum isn't over. i'm going to tell you why straight after the news with polly middlehurst . dan, thank you. middlehurst. dan, thank you. good evening. the top story tonight. excuse me, the prime minister said he'll deliver certainty and clarity as seeks a deal on post—brexit in northern ireland, rishi sunak held talks with the northern irish business leaders today amid renewed pressure to achieve a workable solution . the stalled protocol . solution. the stalled protocol. earlier, he told the commons intensive with the eu are ongoing and in a gb news the home secretary suella said mr. sunak absolutely committed to resolve the issue . actually, i resolve the issue. actually, i think if you look historically at how our deals agreements have been reached with the eu, it's important we take a robust approach . we need to

former white house -- i got my press secretaries missed up. bc host, joins us from new york along with joe, willie and me. joe. >> mika, you and me, we're going to be pretty good at this after we do it for a little while. it's all about reps. >> i know. >> like anything else. >> i want to hang with willie. >> get in the cage. >> get a couple more years of this. we'll get it down. i was reading "vanity fair." i didn't know this happened. i don't follow the news much. in my business, i don't really have to, but this came out yesterday. the headline melania trump was in the situation room for the isis raid. told trump to talk about the dog afterwards. in a book by christopher miller, the ex-trump official writes that melania was inexplicably in the situation room during the raid that killed the then isis leader. also in the room, vice president mike pence, defense secretary mark esper, and chairman of the joint chiefs, mark milley. she just showed up, just walked in and showed up. miller writes -- i mean, everybody was shocked that she was there a

sandra: the former secretary of defense mark esper will join us, and obviously awaiting the white house press briefing. to go back to the president in that interview referencing the classified top secret papers astray papers, john, sort of flies in the face of his whole, you know, the white house image they are painting of the president who said and says time and time again he takes classified documents very seriously, extremely seriously, we have heard it from the press secretary time and time again, sets up for an interesting press briefing about to happen at the white house, john. >> john: i have the scene from "love, actually" where colin firth is in france writing his book and the papers blow into the pond. maybe that's what happened. >> sandra: trying to think of what her response was, she could not speak english and the thought bubble was this better be good. great movie. a live look as we just mentioned at the white house briefing room, we expect national security council spokesman john kirby to face tough questions on china's spycraft. how will the white house respond to the latest r

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of the sky off the coast of alaska on friday because reporters asked about it during the white house press briefing and then we learned about the unidentified b object shot over the yukon by canadian officials first on saturday. there's questions growing on this white house to answer more questions about this. you heard tom talk about how long the recovery efforts for t. the white house saying they don't want to get ahead of the pentagon and reveal temperature information before they reveal the results and analysis from the information collected from that debris. in the meantime, you're seeing conspiracy theories and rumors spread like wildfire, people wondering what these objects could be, where they're from, their purposes, their capabilities and the pressure is growing on this white house to answer those questions. we do expect there to be a white house briefing today with press secretary karine jean-pierre. . there are no plans to see or hear from president biden today, jose. >> so admiral, how do you -- what do you think is going on? >> yeah, well, let's put it in three buckets. tacti

bringing a lighter moment to the white house press briefing.>> i loved the movie et. but i will leave it there. >> reporter: u.s. and canada are taking a closer look at what is in the sky.>> we assessed that at this time these balloons have provided limited attitude capabilities to the other intelligence platforms used over the u.s. >> reporter: the chinese officials are accusing the u.s. abusing their own spine balloons. >>> the nail-biter of the super bowl came down to the final minutes with impressive place by kansas city in philadelphia. kansas city won. they win super bowl lvii. and we are checking out reactions on social media. the game and the entertainment. >>> a lot of opinions. people had a lot of good things to say about the super bowl. and some burns there were people upset with the reference reese. one fan-centered i'm willing to admit was technically a penalty, but if you are a true sports fan, you know it was the wrong call to make. on the other side somebody said that just because your team lost, it does not mean the game was rigged. other reviewers we

the white house press corps kept in the dark about the trip.ainian president zelenskyy greeting president biden and the two holding a briefing that wrapped up moments ago in kyiv, discussing long range weapons in these bilateral talks and president biden speaking moments ago in kyiv. listen. >> one year later, kyiv stands and ukraine stands, democracy stands, and america stands with you and the world stands with you. cheryl: and joining me now we've got michael lee strategy founder, michael he lee and heritage foundation director, former facebook analyst and former dod counter terrorism analyst, great to have her here, cara frederick. i want to start with you on the big news here. p president biden talking about another $500 million, he just announced this moments ago, another new aid package to ukraine. we've seen support in washington start to definitely back away from this kind of blank check attitude towards ukraine. your reaction. >> there's no support from the american public except for a subsection of the left and those that really want