the majority of the living world lead us do not respect preston biden. and the public evenly split on whether the international community abused the u. s. positively on negatively so far, the price of maintaining the old world order that placed washington squarely at its center hasn't even turned out to be a very good deal for westerners. u. s. president joe biden has said that americans will have to pay high prices for energy for quote, as long as it takes to stick it to russia in ukraine, french president emanuel michael, also invoke the need to fight to maintain a certain quote, post world war 2 world order during his press conference at the conclusion of the g 7 summit in germany last june. when he said that the russian ukraine conflict upsets the principles of international rules that were established in the wake of the 2nd world war. also last june, when european commission president ursula vander line, visited new zealand prime minister jacinta ardor. both leaders issued a joint statement that quote, reaffirmed new zealand and the european union s

the us house foreign affairs committee has voted to allow preston joe committee has voted to allow prestonjoe bidenapps, believed to pose a security risks. the chinese—owned social media app is currently used by more than 100 million americans. earlier this week, the white house ordered government agencies to wipe tiktok off federal devices within 30 days. this comes after the european parliament and canada banned the video sharing app from staff phones citing security reasons. earlier, i spoke to dr miah hammond—errey the director of the emergency technology programme at the united states study centre at the university of sydney and i asked how people feel about apps developed in china like tiktok. my my colleague and i published a piece last week exploring trust and distrust in technology from china and the united states and the united states and it is available on our website. it is based on polling we did in the united states, australia and japan looking at trusting those two countries we found all three countries, the respondent largely distrusted chinese owned technology and in contrast trust

legislature to provide supplemental cal fresh benefits, which preston says will help more than 100,000. san francisco residents. president biden arrived in southern california today to announce a landmark deal with the uk and australia to step up underwater capabilities that the nations have a close eye on china, ramping up their naval firepower , as china asserts itself in the indo pacific and beyond. fox news, michael mann the well has the details. three countries are testing the waters with a $100 billion mega submarine deal. this is a win for us national security. it's just the initial phase of the defense partnership called august that was formed back in 2021. this military arrangement will help australia upgraded aging naval fleet and challenged china's growing capabilities. the u. s and britain and australia need these submarines to make sure that china can take over the pacific using undersea warfare. australia will purchase nuclear powered submarines from the u. s and then from the uk, eventually australia will produce their own , but that will take years. make no mistake. there isn't an immediate impact today showing

preston cooper, with me moments ago. the supreme court hearing arguments against president biden's student loan handout yesterday.stices questioned whether the education department has the legal authority to forgive more than $400 billion in debt. that is a job for congress. joining me for all the hot topics all morning long is adam johnson and barry and a john levine. your thoughts on what went down yesterday. >> obviously, the justices appear skeptical of the biden administration's argument they can unilaterally cancel the debt. i have a lot of sympathy for students. i am 35 years old. lot of people my age have a lot of college debt. back in high school they talked about good debt and cheap debt and you need to take on this debt or you won't be able to get a job and when you graduate college, doesn't matter how much debt you have, you'll be able to get a great paying job and pay it off. that hasn't turned out to be the case. while it pro probably is irresponsible to unilaterally cancel the debt, i would like to see a way to tackle the underlying problems that brought us to this place. maria: what do you think,

preston said. there's still $24 million in unspent funds that can assist another 3000 households. president biden's upcoming budget proposal aims to cut deficits by nearly $3 trillion over the next decade . the white house making that announcement today the deficit reduction goal is significantly higher than the $2 trillion by the net, promised in his state of the union address last month. it's also a sharp contrast with house republicans who have called for a path to a balanced budget but have yet to offer a blueprint. political analysts say the president's package is unlikely to pass the house or senate as proposed. hummus kez apologized to a former twitter employee after a lengthy debate on the platform about whether the man had been laid off or not. harold wilson says he logged onto his work computer a week and a half ago defined he and about 200. others were locked out. after several days without an answer about whether he still had a job he tweeted directly at elon musk. the two had a lengthy exchange, which was followed by thousands of people in which must question his work and even his disa

biden's plan to forgive an similarred $400 billion of student debt is actually legal. joining me is senior fell at at the foundation for research on equal opportunity, preston cooper.hat? >> well, i was very hopeful because i think the supreme court's consistent p serve testify majority -- p conservative majority seemed to taskeptical through the presidet has the authority to forgive the student debt if congress intends for the executive branch to be able to spend this amount of money it has to write a law explicitly saying that the executive branch has the authority to spend this amount of money. congress never passed such a law even though it had many chances to do so during the covid bailouts and i think right now the supreme court is saying to the biden administration no, i'm sorry, you can't do this. if you want to forgive dent you have to get congress on board. maria: the president knew that, right? i mean, the president knows what that, that this is something congress does, this is the law that needs to be written by congress and yet he knew that with the vaccine mandate as well but he still pushed it through, through executive order. has he already been eff

dean preston says most residents were able to go back to their properties once building utilities were restored. the cause of the fire is under investigation this morning. president biden reduce the deficit by scrapping tax breaks enjoyed by oil and gas companies. but as kron four's anna wiernicki reports, some industry experts say it will only hurt american oil independence. >> president biden's new budget proposal says the country can cut the federal deficit by 3 trillion dollars over 10 years by raising taxes on the rich and removing tax breaks for big oil for big companies in may, 2. >> 100 billion dollars in profit last year in the midst of a worldwide recession. president biden says eliminating those tax breaks would save rougllars over the n ending. >> those tens of billions in tax breaks is long, long overdue. they just continue to price gouge. they continue to hold on to the profits. tom perriello, the executive director of open society, us. >> calls the plan a win for the consumer. every study shows that 98% of that subsidy goes straight to the and the buybacks and not to affordability. and i think it's time for a little fairness there because the people that