1.6% versus the last estimate of 1.5% the slowing economy was a topic in sara eisen's panel with rob portmanaspen and they both join us now. >> hi, jon nice to see you. good to have senator portman here from my home state of ohio. we just got off a panel to believe talking small business you said you think we're either in or going into recession fed chair jay powell still thinks there's a shot at a soft landing. why are you not there? >> i would love to see a soft landing and i hope that's true but we saw the revised numbers we were negative economic growth and two quarters of that technically is a recession i don't know, nobody knows i suspect we're probably going to be negative growth again. in any case for most americans it sure feels like a recession already because they're paying $5 for a gallon of gas, because they are seeing food costs go up dramatically, clothing costs, everything for working families in ohio they're already pulling back and cutting back and so i think the recession mentality, unfortunately, is upon us. >> inflation is the big problem as you alluded to for our econom

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and according to republican senator rob portman , nato and other partners should provide kyiv with more weapons life dubious support for ukraine has always been the driving force in the us house of representatives , the house of representatives is the first to vote for additional aid and we will continue to do so, however, ukraine is a nation that exists in the european context and frankly, i expect that our allies will also contribute their share, this is a difficult joint effort to once again unite the nations it is time to move forward and recognize russia as a state sponsor of terrorism which will require additional sanctions nato must step up and do more to provide ukraine with defensive weapons now long-range artillery is needed because the russians can fire at ukrainian positions and sit quietly unharmed, since ukrainian artillery cannot reach them, so nato and all freedom-loving people in the world must provide more weapons, some of these countries have the necessary types of weapons and artillery, the most famous ukrainian nationalist stepan bandera, whose putin propaganda port

i suggest listening directly to the comment of senator rob portman. what i know for sure is that it is time to move forward and recognize russia as a state sponsor of terrorism. and this will lead to additional sanctions, ukrainians just want to live peacefully, they did not attack, they are just defending their motherland and their families, the russian people need to be shown that this is the truth, that it is the russians, in particular, now in the donbas, russian soldiers are shelling civilian objects day and night, killing innocent civilians only because they want to live peacefully and because they want to choose their own fate, so let's follow the discussion of the entire resolution thank you katya in connection with the capitol hill was my colleague kateryna lisonova, chancellor of germany olafshol, meanwhile, said that he does not see the possibility of negotiations between ukraine and russia in the near future, agrees with this assessment and oleksandr stuk, former prime minister of finland, and now a professor at the school of transnational

award was accepted on their behalf by the american diplomat samantha power, as well as senator rob-portmane event, kateryna lisunova and oleksiy osika awarded volodymyr zelenskyi, the participants of the ceremony met with loud with a standing ovation and a standing ovation, the award in the name of the american diplomat, public and political figure charles zamanota for president zelenskyi received the gift of ukraine in the united states oksana markarova today, when we are fighting for our independence and freedom and democracy, we see that a lot of foundations of such prominent organizations in the united states give e- e different awards of our president to our people, sometimes to the president and the people, this is one award and today's award from the international foundation for electoral systems just the democracy award solomonto- pofer diplomat and permanent representative of the united states to the un during the obama era accepted the award on behalf of all employees of the united states agency for international development who work on the issue of democracy and human rights, th

many of them would have rallied to convict trump if mcconnell had and by the way, i don't know how rob portman and lamar alexander and any number of the others lived with their records in the last four years. thank you all. i'll kind of do a slight introduction i think as i know to before this topic is always tr

many of them would have rallied to convict trump if mcconnell had and by the way, i don't know how rob portman and lamar alexander and any number of the others lived with their records in the last four years. thank you all. i'll kind of do a slight introduction i think as i know to before this topic is always intrigued me partly because i have a son who's adopted and he was in an open relationship. and so there was a lot of dialogue with the birth mother about why she chose to have an adoption as opposed to an abortion and so it's been kind of close to my heart. it's also been something that's always been in the forefront as long as i can remember as a child. about abortion and i think it's interesting that you know, just a few a month ago roughly when i was reading the the rowe family in

if you are not used to eat hearing demagoguery like that, you should know john rob portman of ohio, northolina, mitt romney of course if you talk on the bill cassidy of louisiana, susan collins. lindsey graham of south carolina, on board for any bad idea, and pat toomey of pennsylvania. interesting to see lindsey graham on board, the person who encouraged capitol police to shoot more trump voters who has no problem with violence. no, all the senators names that we just read, have the backing of the top republican mitch mcconnell. what are they backing when they back red flag laws? we can take florida's experience as an example. in florida, the police can seize guns from people opposing "significant danger based on any relevant evidence." that's it. any relevant evidence. it raises some obvious questions. most obvious is if you can seize people's guns before they committed a crime, why can't you imprison them without proving they committed a crime? if you can take the guns, why can't you take their hopes? empty their bank accounts. some paranoid? that just happened in canada. what's stoppi

. >> rob portman, thank you. that will do it for us here. we will continue to flow in battle back and forth for this gas tax relief. it is not a gimme, but the battle to get it through is on. here's "the five." >> hello, everyone. i'm judge jeanine pirro, along with harold ford jr., jesse waters, dana perino, and brian. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." president biden desperate for a solution to surging gas prices. now he's rolling out a plan his old boss barack obama once called a gimmick. joe biden calling on congress to suspend the federal gas tax for three months, but has no plans to increase oil production. most experts say biden's plan will make inflation worse. even some democrats don't support it, but apparently no one told joe that. >> calling on congress to suspend the federal gas tax for the next 90 days through the busy summer season, busy travel season, to the company's running gas stations and setting those prices at the pump this is a time of war, global peril, ukraine. these are not normal times. bring down the

many of them would have rallied to convict trump if mcconnell had and by the way, i don't know how rob portman and lamar alexander and any number of the others lived with their records in the last four years. thank you all. i'll kind of do a slight introduction i think as i know to before this topic is always intrigued me partly because i have a son who's adopted and he was in an open relationship. and so there was a lot of dialogue with the birth

ohio's republican senator rob portman tells us how his state has really become a border state on this and how the government is not doing enough. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. "jesse watters primetime" is up next. you think the blood hound should have gotten it? >> jesse: not a blood hound guy. would have given it to the mini poodle. >> bret: there you go. have a good one. >> jesse: thanks, bret. >> jesse: fox news alert breaking moments ago the d.a. in napa county, california charged paul pelosi, nancy pelosi's husband with dui. this weeks after weeks of pressure from you "primetime" viewers. according to the press release, pelosi will face a misdemeanor charge, not a felony, surprise, surprise. the release added that he had his blood taken and he had his blood alcohol at over .80, .82. so, if convicted, he faces up to five years probation and a minimum of five days in jail. other than that, it doesn't offer many new details about the crash or what exactly happened that night. for that, why have the "n

adam kinzinger, richard burr, rob portman, other individuals, other republicans disagree with donaldmp after january of 2021, in which they separated from the now former president. but there is a small list, including liz cheney and two members here in south carolina tom rice and nancy mace who decided to go for it, running for re-election despite gop challengers. that donald trump came here to south carolina, endorsed and campaigned for. you mentioned nancy mace. she took a big u-turn in the way she has not only talked about donald trump she's largely avoided trying to talk about donald trump, after he claimed she was going to be a new voice in this republican party and said that donald trump put members of congress in harms way january 6th. whereas, tom rice, the congressman in the greater myrtle beach area, he has remandy forceful in his denunciation of donald trump. just yesterday saying he believes donald trump should not be the future of this party and turned his back on the constitution. ultimately, lit come down to the voters, whether these incumbents can convince enough repu

news makers tomorrow on "closing bell" we'll have intel's ceo pat gelsinger along with senator rob portman of ohio. a lot of intrigue about what's happening with their manufacturing planting after that ground-breaking ceremony was delayed. trying to put some pressure on congress to get the c.h.i.p.s. act passed we have a conversation about the housing market the ceo of hp and pepsico on how to run a business with purpose we'll also talk to jessica alba of the honest company. i just wrapped up a conversation with the ibm ceo about the future of work got some comments on what he is seeing on hiring right now, and big tech spending. i will bring it to you a little bit later on this hour. >> look forward to hearing that for sure ibm has a huge workforce sara, thank you. >>> now let's get to the market actions. last week's gains have many wondering have we reached a bottom or is more volatility on the way? those gains did not stop our next guest cutting his target to 4200 from 4700 joining us is scott chronert and mike santoli good to see you both scott, so this cut to 4200, it's sort of like y

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beasley, former republican governor of south carolina, thanks to senators like lindsey graham, rob portman talking about these issues yesterday, there is a core of gop senators especially on the house side and others who feel both compassion toward people who are hungry and face food needs and see this is a critical sort of tool in the toolbox of american foreign policy and america's show of generosity and ingenuity as we have on covid vaccinations which have become more complicated, we had a year of winning hearts and minds and investing in our own citizens's own health by getting shot into arms and doing so with a state-of-the-art vaccine. when we come in with drought resistant seeds or precision fertilizer, expertise where people can get more yields losing less fertilizer so as to conserve or humanitarian assistance of this nature, that is a powerful show of what america is in the world at a time when back to your point about the connection between democracy and authoritarianism where china is coming in and often still writing big checks on infrastructure, saddling countries from debt w

i was with rob portman taking talk about the issues yesterday.here is a core gop senators pretty specially on the house side with congressman mccall and others who feel both compassion towards people who are hungry and faced food needs and also see this is a critical sort of tool in the toolbox of american foreign policy. and america's show of generosity and ingenuity as we have uncovered vaccinations which has become more complicated. but we had a year of winning hearts and minds as well as investing and our citizens own health by getting shots into arms and doing so with the state-of-the-art vaccine. so when you hear people face these needs we have drought resistant seeds or precision fertilizer expertise where people can get more yield using less fertilizer to be able to conserve in light of the high prices. fourth humanitarian assistance of this nature. that's a really, really powerful show of what america is in the world at a time when back to your point the connection with democracy and authoritarianism where china is coming in often is sti

this past week senators rob portman, sherrod brown and chris coons getting the otto warmbier north koreap and surveillance act providing $10 million a year to counter prop began a da from kim jong un's reseem. and here in new york city -- regime. and mayor eric adams saying he is ready to support a new street called otto warmbier way renaming the street in front of the north korea embassy. today's press secretary saying,9 quote with: mayor adams wholeheartedly condemns the human rights abuses committed by north korea. if the city could be similar chooses a street for -- council chooses a street for renaming, the mayor would support those efforts. he already has the support of john kerry and mike pompeo. secretary kerry said this, quote: i think it's more than appropriate, it's important. in new york at the u.n. north korea should see the name every day of the young man who should still be alive today. the world should know that we remember and we care. it's part of how you insist no one ever be allowed to forget the tragedy of otto warmbier, you have to always fight the forgetting. three

in a statement, ohio republican senator rob portman called the measure common sense, adding, quote, families are scared and it is our duty to come together and get something done that will help restore their sense of safety and security in their communities. already we're seeing to the country's largest gun control advocacy groups throwing their support behind this plan. >> brady, the organization that was created after the deadly sandy hook massacre says they want to see the senate get this done as soon as possible. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. it's 9.37. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news as food prices keep going up. a local food pantry is trying to help feed families in the east bay. >> we'll show you how. >> 9.40. and it's always great to say the giants sweep the dodgers. this is the final game at oracle yesterday. first batter outfielder austin slater blast and that one to center field that gave the giants a solo home run watches 2 batters later. my kids friends, kate makes it with one swing of the bat and that's all the giants needed. san francisco wind

the other nine, roy blunt, richard burr, rob portman, patrick toomey, thom tillis, and bill cassidy, lindsey graham, and the times noted yesterday that of the 10 senators supporting the deal on gun safety, four are leaving congress at the end of the year and five are not up for reelection for another four years. only mitt romney is going to face utah voters in 2024, he is up for reelection this year. getting your reaction to the bipartisan gun proposal announced yesterday, this is jane out of las vegas, good morning. caller: good morning, thank you for c-span. i don't know exactly what's in the proposal, but i've been listening to the discussions and regarding of course background, mental illness. but what seems ambiguous amid the discussion is the two most dangerous mental illnesses. specifically antisocial personality disorder and psychopathy, which is not in a lot of attention to screening for. those are probably, i mean i'm not going to diagnose the shooters but obviously we had the worst of all and no doubt that he wasn't a young man, but those red flags or signs of antisocial p

many of them would have rallied to convict trump if mcconnell had and by the way, i don't know how rob portman and lamar alexander and any number of the others lived with their records in the last four years. thank you all. i'll kind of do a slight introduction i think as i know to before this topic is always intrigued me partly because i have a son who's adopted and he was in an open relationship. and so there was a lot of dialogue with the birth mother about why she chose to have an adoption as opposed to an abortion and so it's been kind of close to my heart. it's also been something that's always been in the forefront as long as i can remember as a child. about abortion and i think it's interesting that you know, just a few a month ago roughly when i was reading the the rowe family in american story. we had basically the release of the draft version supposedly of the supreme court decision regarding this particular topic. so, i think it's really relevant today that we understand the topic better than what we normally. to hear about and this book does that you know, it provides an honest gl

ohio's republican senator rob portman tells us how his state has really become a border state on thisht. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. "jesse watters primetime" is up next. you think the blood hound should have gotten it? >> jesse: not a blood hound guy. would have given it to the mini poodle. >> bret: there you go. have a good one. >> jesse: thanks, bret. >> jesse: fox news alert breaking moments ago the d.a. in napa county, california charged paul pelosi, nancy pelosi's husband with dui. this weeks after weeks of pressure from you "primetime" viewers. according to the press release, pelosi will face a misdemeanor charge, not a felony, surprise, surprise. the release added that he had his blood taken and he had his blood alcohol at over

the latest polling from ohio in the senate race there, this is for rob portman's seat that he's vacating a place that republicans would hold, obviously. the seat is tighter than expected with tim ryan in a virtual dead heat when you look at the margin of error against j.d. vance. fox news has the race likely r. in a state where the majority of buckeye voters turned out for president trump. ohio has been increasingly solid red the last few elections. with that, we bring in republican j.d. vance of ohio and we asked time ryan to appear. we look forward to having him as well. j.d. vance, welcome. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> martha: marine, successful businessman. author of one of the biggest books the last several years. you decide to run in your home state of ohio. looks like this race, that as i said, would be a republican hold is getting tight. what is going on out there? >> first of all, the polls in 2020 said trump would lose in ohio. he won by eight points. the polls have us ahead. i try not to judge by the polls much. at the end of the day, the race is about joe biden's i

in a statement, ohio republican senator rob portman called the measure common sense, adding, quote, families scared and it is our duty to come together and get something done that will help restore their sense of safety and security and their communities. already we're seeing to the country's largest gun control advocacy groups throwing their support behind this plan. >> brady, the organization that was created after the deadly sandy hook massacre says they want to see the senate get this done as soon as possible. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> thank you, raquel. it is 7.21 and another bay area by a gun buyback event was partly success over the weekend. this one held in oakland with officials say more than 100 guns were surrendered. participants in the guns to gardens event on saturday surrendered pistols and shotguns rifles or even a few ak 40 sevens, $10,000 in gift cards are given away for all the guns collected. we'll take a break. it is 7.22. and coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. president biden addressing inflation concerns as >> prices are hitting a 40

in a statement, ohio republican senator rob portman called the measure common sense, adding, quote, families are scared and it is our duty to come together and get something done that will help restore their sense of safety and security and their communities. >> that was raquel martin. >> leading a gun control advocacy groups during their support behind this package, the brady foundation which was founded after sandy hook said it's urgent. congress pass it to save lives. for now in washington, raquel martin sending it back to you guys. ok, raquel, thank you very much. well, 5.23, we're going to take a break. but coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. >> president biden addressing inflation concerns as it hits a 40 year record high. we're going hear why he says it's not just an american issue. we'll be right back. meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simple with a tap... ...round of applause. and this dreamer, well, she's still learning how to

in a statement, ohio republican senator rob portman called the measure common sense, adding, quote, familiessomething done that will help restore their sense of safety and security and their communities. already 2 of the country's leading gun control advocacy groups are throwing their support behind this plan. >> brady, which is an organization that was birth after the sandy hook massacre as they want to see it passed as soon as possible to save lives. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. thank you for cal. it's 6.22. and coming up on the kron, 4 morning news food prices keep going up and a local food pantry is working hard. >> to help families in the east bay, they're having trouble keeping up with those pr wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions

roy blunt of missouri, rob portman of ohio, richard burr of north carolina, mitt romney of course of utah. bill cassidy of louisiana, cassusan collins of maine. needless to say, lindsey graham of south carolina, always important for any that idea and pat toomey of pennsylvania, particularly lindsey graham on board the person who encouraged capitol hillsehe police to shoot more trump voters was no problemm with violence whose life is organized around worshiping it, telling you that you can't have a gun. now all the senators whose names we just read , many of whom are retiring, so they're beyond reach. ac voters have the backing of the top republican in the senate, mitch mcconnell. so what exactly are they backing when they back red flag laws where we can take florida's experience as an example in florida, the policeee can seize guns from people who pose a quote, significant danger based on , quote, any relevant evidence, huh? that's it. any relevant evidence?e the law raises some obvious questions and the most obvious is y if you can seize people's guns without proving they committed

again, i've been working with rob portman on a number of these issues in a fairly targeted set of reforms to make sure that those americans that choose to vote by mail aren't inhibited and prohibited. and i do think while we can't mandate a single type of ballot, there ought to be some level of incentive so that those ballots that are vote by mail have some level standard size, maybe have a different color again, so the post office workers can easily sort to make sure that those ballots are appropriately processed. mr. hewitt, i thought your comments about some of these misinformation disinformation stories are pretty chilling. i would point out to my colleagues that literally today, there is a meeting taking place in washington about misinformation and disinformation that includes parliamentarians from some of our house members are going, members of the british parliament, canadian members of parliament, members from australia new zealand, and a number of other european countries. this misinformation disinformation plague is happening across democracies everywhere. oftentimes supported b

the other nine, roy blunt, richard burr, rob portman, patrick toomey, thom tillis, and bill cassidy,indsey graham, and the times noted yesterday that of the 10 senators supporting the deal on gun safety, four are leaving congress at the end of the year and five are not up for reelection for another four years. only mitt romney is going to face utah voters in 2024, he is up for reelection this year. getting your reaction to the bipartisan gun proposal announced yesterday, this is jane out of las vegas, good morning. caller: good morning, thank you for c-span. i don't know exactly what's in the proposal, but i've been listening to the discussions and regarding of course background, mental illness. but what seems ambiguous amid the discussion is the two most dangerous mental illnesses. specifically antisocial personality disorder and psychopathy, which is not in a lot of attention to screening for. those are probably, i mean i'm not going to diagnose the shooters but obviously we had the worst of all and no doubt that he wasn't a young man, but those red flags or signs of antisocial per

he was thrilled and it was followed i up by senator rob portman who entered the legislation in the senatehe d-day landing. that's the world war ii memorial prayer act. it began the design and placement and fundraising phases because it has to be paid for by private donations, not by public funds or tax dollars. >> right. >> and so that's what we've been doing all this time. >> can you explain to me the history of that prayer? >> oh, this was a prior that fdr prayed on the morning of the d-day landing. at 9:57 p.m. he went to the airways and he asked the nation to join with him in prayer. so we were d-day plus one in europe. and he references that last night when i came to you about the fall of rome, i knew at that moment that even a greater operation is underway somewhat and it was met with success thus far and i ask that you join with me in prior. he didn't say where. he didn't mention normandy because hitler was still of the belief that the main force was going to land somewhere else. general patton and the fictitious division they put around him in england, the germans thought he was g

beasley and his former republican governor of south carolina, thanks to attorney graham, i was with rob portman talking about these issues. there is a core gop senators especially on the house side of congressman mccall and others who feel both compassion towards people who are hungry and face food needs but also see this is a critical sort of tool in the toolbox of american foreign policy and that americans show of generosity and ingenuity as we have on covid vaccinations have become more complicated but we had a year of winning hearts and minds as well as investing in our is in zone health by getting shots into arms and doing so with a state-of-the-art vaccine and so to hear when people come in with drought resistant seeds or precision fertilizer expertise so people can get more yields using those fertilizers so they can conserve in light of the high prices or just with the assistance of this nature that is you know, i really really powerful show of what america is in the world at the time when to your point about the connection with democracy and authoritarianism, where china is coming in an