at the time, hunter biden as uncle jim biden and his aunt sarah biden were in business with the energy conglomerate ce fc, china energy. at the same day they biden's embark on their visa quest, sce fca executive authorized and $99,000 line of credit for jim and sarah biden. that's a coincidence. dirty me is fox news contributo and former house oversight committee chair. jason, good to see you tonight's . you recently i know spoke to some members about this issue, if you could share it with us, what was your advice from how they should handle this? >> even though they are and the may need they need to issue preservation lesser sprayed spread that's how they expand the net. not tased to government records but to any other e-mails outsid of the system. telephone, text message, all of that, they ask for the preservation to start immediately because it's a bigger broader family that's involved and engaged in this. then once they get in the majority they can get off the financial records and all the other supporting documents. >> i want to play what the whit house chief of staff had to say a

family obtain visas to the united states at the time, hunter biden, his uncle jim biden and his aunt sarah biden were in business with u.s. energy conglomerate ceo fc china energy at the same day the bidens embarked on the visa quest, a cfc executive authorized a ninety nine thousand dollar line of credit for jim and sarah biden. huh? it's just a coincidence. joining me now isnt jason chaffetz, fox news contributor and former house oversight committeerise o chair. jason , good to see you tonight . now you recentlyi spoke to some members about this issue. can share with usha what was your advice for how they should handle this even though they're in the minority, they need to immediately issue preservations letters. that's how they expand the net not just to the government records but to any contemporaneous notesme, any other emails outside of the system, telephone textas messages, allk of that . they ask for the preservation should start immediately because it's the bigger, broaderrt family that is involvd and engaged in this and then they once they get in the majority they can get after the fin

sarah, what's president biden�*s response been?l response when he declared what was happening in ukraine was nothing less than major war crimes. he directly linked the atrocities in ukraine to new economic sanctions, saying russia must pay an immediate and severe price for what he called its sickening brutality. the us and uk have been working together on a new round of sanctions, both countries today sanctions against russia's largest financial institution and an outright ban on any new financial investment in russia. also personal economic sanctions against vladimir putin's two daughters and i get some other oligarchs and politicians. the white house described this as a dramatic escalation in sanctions and they believe the total package of sanctions imposed on russian now will shrink the economy by 15% as well as pushing the inflation rate up well as pushing the inflation rate up to 15% as well. america has announced another $100 million of weaponry to go to ukraine, new javelin missiles, those shoulder launched anti—tank missile

for more on president biden�*s response, here's our north america editor sarah smith in washington. response from president biden today when he declared that what's happening in ukraine is nothing less than major war crimes. and he directly linked the atrocities that are now being revealed in ukraine to new economic sanctions that are being announced today, saying russia must pay an immediate and severe price for what he called its "sickening brutality". so, the us and the uk have been working together on a new round of sanctions. both countries announcing today sanctions against sberbank, russia's largest financial institution, and also an outright ban on any new financial investment in russia, as well as personal economic sanctions against vladimir putin's two adult daughters, as well as the wife and daughter of the russian foreign minister and some other oligarchs and politicians. the white house described this as a dramatic escalation in the sanctions, and they believe that the total package of sanctions imposed on russian now will shrink the economy by 15% as well as pushing th

and the reason biden's numbers are in the tank, everyone in politics that runs for office, they all have their sales pitch. you know, sarah sales pitch, donald trump had his sales pitch, it was drain the swamp, biden's sales pitch was he was going to be competent and bring peace, and every one of these issues, just like sarah said and what you laid out on gas prices and inflation -- you know, flee inflation alone already this year is $6,000 morr family. the piece on this student debt issue which is so insane is the problem with inflation, the obama economists warned biden is that when you pump too much money into the system, you are going to create inflation, so now what do we have? $1.9 trillion -- $1.6 trillion, excuse me, of student debt is going to be wiped out. 90% of that $1.6 trillion as federal government -- is federal government money that needs to be repaid, so there's going to be two problems. number one, who is going to pay for it? we know it is going to be highe. number two, you take $1.6 trillion and you force it right back into the pockets of white? the majority of those people are high income earners. thes

sarah rainsford, bbc news, bucha. president bidensked the us congress for $33 billion in extra funding for ukraine. he said the package would support the government in kyiv for the next five months. he called for the funding to be approved as quickly as possible and that it was designed to defend ukraine rather than attack russia. he made the announcment from the white house. much of the new equipment we've announced in the past two weeks has already gotten to ukraine, where it can be put to direct use on the battlefield. however, we've almost exhausted what we call — the fancy phrase — the drawdown authority that congress authorised for ukraine in a bipartisan spending the last month. basically, we're out of money. and so that's why today, in order to sustain ukraine as it continues to fight, i'm sending congress a supplemental budget request that's going to keep weapons and ammunition flowing without interruption to the brave ukrainian fighters and continue delivering economic and humanitarian assistance to the ukrainian people. pr

sarah mocha. >>> the president's pardon power. president biden and 75 commutations for 75 individuals. those commutations in particular are interesting because they fulfill a campaign promise to use his clemency powers in order to commute the sentences of folks who have served sentences for using drugs or nonviolent crimes. and this is interesting, because it comes at a time when the president is get something criticism from progressives for not doing enough for communities of color. and it also comes at a time that the president's approval ratings are fairly low. and so, he's getting advice from his allies to sort of take a step back from that day-to-day negotiations with congress, those aren't really a winning strategy. and instead, use his executive powers for, you know, make decisions that make sort of a splash, in that his fellow democrats can take on the campaign trail. and, of course, use those as they're campaigning as sort of wins that they're able to campaign on. >> so, there's been some growing concern that media leaks are undercutting

biden's latest plan to lower gas prices. will changing the ethanol gas blend save you money at the pump? good evening, i'm sarahey. >> i'm ryan yamamoto. a new labor report shows an 8.5% inflation spike mostly driven by higher gas prices. president biden's plan to allow the sale of a 50% ethanol gas blend is designed to lower prices. >> e- 15 is $.10 per gallon cheaper. some destinations offer a bigger discount. >> that is usually prohibited in warmer months due to emission concerns.'s budget is a little cheaper as you heard, wilson walker has more. >> reporter: the tanker behind me now unloading 8600 gallons of gasoline which was refined right here. if you think about it, that has got to be one of the quickest delivery routes in the country. let's say the blend of this gasoline starts to change a little bit, what would that mean for you? >> california blends 10% of its gasoline as ethanol, and, that is the standard, nationally. this would allow blending up to 15% ethanol in our gasoline. >> reporter: great news for farm states who grow corn, but for drivers, the uptick in ethanol will not add up to much. calif

sarah huckabee sanders.un this is simple, basic, fundamental economics hereid and joe biden from day one declared war on the energy sector. he even doubled down on it again yesterday by reducingy the lease of lease land accessibility of energy companies and somehow i guess they think it's better if i we import the oil from iran, venezuela or one ofve the opec nations then create our own energy wealth here at home, which makes no sense to me and i don't see them ever turning back to you. ou >> i don't and not only has s joe biden declared war onec the energy sector frankly, sean, he's declared war on the american family. every single thing this man and his administration touch, they absolutely destroy t. it's noo surprise that his b numbers are in the tank because american familieser are hurtingp they'reum hurting when they go o the gas pump, when they go to the grocery store and now he wants to kick them in the teeth with another huge bailout by the government. it's simple. it's absolute socialism, plain and simple. this idea that we are going to forgive all student loan debt and put

sarah. >> yeah, we are waiting for the biden administration to announce that they're going to renew this mask mandate. but honestly, be interesting to see people walking in the airport without their mask a site we have not seen in so long. this is not only be an airport would also be on trains and buses on transportation across the country and that we're waiting to hear about the so-called from people as the 4 were getting a mixed reaction. some people say even if it is, you know, not renewed. if we can take the mask off, they're going to continue to wear it because it will make them feel comfortable. but some people say they're ready to take off the mask. the biden administration, they considering extending it, though, because of the variant, the ba 2 variant saying that it is spreading, but they aren't as concerned about it as other variants right now because of the low hospitalization rates. on the other hand, officials say it is very contagious and many states are seeing a surge in cases. we've been wearing a mask on public transportation for 14 months into the biden administration. but t

biden's disastrous afghan who killed service members. it is revolting all theseof politicians care about is themselves, sarah. >> you know nancy pelosi's hypocrisypocrisy of the lawmakers on capitol hill are not lost to the american people. the american people are not stupid. these lawmakers that livee on capitol hill, remember nancy pelosi's wall protecting the lawmakers from the people and building that wall? there were 13 marines killed in afghanistan. i'm so glad you brought this up, but what about abby aids, the 20 plus passholders as well in the people that were standing there when president biden turned over kabul to the terrorists, to the terrorist. he basically turned over kabul to the terrorists and gave them list, of who we were trying to evacuate, planes being rushed and filled up with people they didn't know who they work. i was sitting on the phone along with many others listening to families cry and tears as they were trying to come out of afghanistan. now, what do we have? we have working as the administrator of interior. he was on the fbi's most wanted list with $10 million award out for the terrorist. now, they are running the

democrats aren't excited to line up and vote for candidates that are lining themselves with biden right now. maria: yeah, sarahd to see you, thanks very much, sarah westwood on all of that this morning, we will see you soon, sarah and check in again. coming up, we have a big testimony this morning happening on capitol hill. oil executives ready to testify on capitol hill pushing back on president biden's claim that they are price gouging the american consumer. the ceo of the american petroleum institute is here, mike summers. you're watching mornings with maria live on fox business. five stocks in the s&p 500®. you can also unlock short videos, step-by-step guides, and other easy-to-use tools designed for people just getting started. plus, investment professionals are on standby 24/7 if you ever have a question. it's investing 101, reimagined. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire this is the kind of card that has america talk

massive influx of my graduates, the biden administration is pressing on with the decision to lift the public health rule limiting illegal immigration. our friend sarahng from a trip to the border and joins us now top sarah thanks so much for joinings us my friend. what are you seeing at the southern border? has anything changed? >> i have to tell you lawrence i was stunned. you know i spent a lot of time, a lot of years covering the southern boarld. i've never seen it as bad as i have over the past year and i had an opportunity to actually head out with texas department of public safety air operations division. this is their big swing aircraft as well as their helicopters that are patrolling about a 500 mile part of the border near big bend national park here in texas. what i saw was stunning. you know, used to be in that area of the border that there would be a few people that would try to get over a lot of drug smuggling but they were tiebl narrow it down. now, there is a flood of people and it is a very, very dangerous area to go to. there are lots of elements not just rattlesnakes, mountains, heat, a lot of deaths in that area for people crossin

according to this judge, the biden administration did not do so here, and that's the basis for this ruling. >> is this it? no changing? no going back, ellie, legally? >> sarahin us is on the biden administration to make clear very quickly what they're going to do. as of this moment the mask mandate has been struck down. but the biden administration can, a, seek a stay, meaning judge, we want you to put this on pause. they've not do that yet. they need to come out quickly and say we are or are not going to see that, and we need to know where the biden administration will appeal this to the court of appeals. usually you would in this situation. they've lost. however, i think given all the factors, there's a chance they don't. so i really think the biden administration owes it to all travelers, to flight attendants to tell us quickly what they're going to do. but right now as we sit here at 10:45 p.m. eastern on this monday, the mask mandate is off. >> i think if they were going to do what you said, they probably would have acted quickly. we'll see. thank you both. i appreciate it. be safe >> thank you. >>> so they're a charity feeding thousands displaced by w

biden's first pick sarah bloom raskin withdrew candidacy after oppositions from republicans and someanchin. democratic woman maxine watters paid her daughter 24,000 in campaign cash. the older watters has paid $12 million since 2003 for campaign mailings and other services. the practice is legal but frowned upon by ethics expert and representative ilhan omar is paying her husband's consulting firm. target, cv s and rite aid are not child resistant. if purchased, consumers are urged to move them to a safe location away from small children. and those are some of your headlines, maria, back to you. maria: all right, cheryl, thanks very much. meanwhile a migrant caravan is expected to reach the u.s. border on the same day that title 42 is set to end, may 23rd, made up of mostly guatemalans with no need to speed up travels because if timed just right they will arrive just as the trump-era policy to expel those people expires. this as border agents encounter a 4-year-old boy among a group of suspected migrants smuggling over $93,000 worth of marijuana into the united states. joining me rig

you are right, as far as the media covering up for joe biden in this politifact garbage we deal with every single day, i think sarahin coined the phrase in 2009, the lame stream media. it isn't so much that the media does anything like telling troops in poland that they are going to be in ukraine calling for a regime change. these are important gaffes, let alone handshaking the air. but the lame stream media doesn't educate the public, that is the problem. they are not telling people, why do we have a border problem, what were the executive orders joe biden signed that created a border problem? why do we have this inflation problem in this country? what with the executive orders and actions of joe biden? why is obama's economist blaming joe biden for high gas prices? and what did joe biden do about gas that created these problems. of the problem is, it isn't so much that these crazy, weird ths joe biden does aren't covered. those are weird. but what is a problem is that the media doesn't care to spend the time to educate people as to why it is that in every single category right now in this country, things are on t

promote the affordable care act in an event alongside joe biden who helped him pass that all those years ago. and meanwhile, former trump has endorsed sarahngress. she will seek her state's sole house seat. still ahead, jake sullivan is expected to appear at the white house briefing room in a few minutes alongside jen psaki. when that starts, we will go there. first up, though, why some refugees feel like they can go home. if an oral treatment is right for you. oral treatments can be taken at home and must be taken within 5 days from when symptoms first appear. if you have symptoms of covid-19, even if they're mild don't wait, get tested quickly. if you test positive and are at high risk for severe disease, act fast ask if an oral treatment is right for you. covid-19 moves fast and now you can too. >>> since the start of the war more than 4 million ukrainians fled the country and now some are deciding it's time to head back home. nbc's sasha burns are with the refugees. >> with suitcases behind them and children in tow, the scene at the border crossing now looks familiar, and only they are not fleeing the war, they are returning to it. ho

president biden nominated jackson to replace justice stephen breyer who is retiring this summer. >>> coming up, a college cult leader convicted. a man who exploited students at sarah lawrence could spend the rest of his life in jail. >>> and bracing for an influx. the governor of texas announces an extreme measure to deal with undocumented immigrants. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." nts. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." during kohl's home sale!r find patio furniture starting at 25% off. alfresco dining essentials starting at 20% off. and get 25% off outdoor decor! plus, take an extra 15% off. or save even more with a kohl's card. kohl's. i'm a fancy exercise bike noobie. and i've gone from zero to obsessed in like... three days. instructor: come on milwaukee! i see you! after riding twelve miles to nowhere, i'm taking a detour. and if you don't have the right home insurance coverage, you could be working out a way to pay for this yourself. get allstate and be better protected from mayhem for a whole lot less. if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks choose stelara® from the start and move towa

i think the biden administration had a lot of pressure from the activist community to change this pod, but this is a decision they may regret. >> sarahafter the death of don young last month. she was perhaps a bit ahead of her time when john mccain picked her as a running mate nearly a decade ago. has the rep party caught up to her? >> yes, she certainly was in the many ways the prototype for the median republican and would future well into the party theent thing i think could possibly work against her. she want elected governor as a fire-breathing right-wing demagogue, even though that's what she turned out to be, particularly after her vippial campaign. she was seen at the time as more of a common sense, down to earth figure. whether she with win as the second calming of michele bachmann remains to be seen. >> carlos, daily beast reports that ginni tom has often med with president trump, often prying a list of people he should fire and hire, this on top of her aggressively lobbying mark meadows to do more than try to overturn the 12020 election. the house committee is considering calling her to testify. how into republicans be resp

and you're right as far as the media covering up for joe biden in this political fact garbage that we deal with every single day, i think sarah palin coined the phrase back in 2009 the lamestream media. the big problem isn't so much that the m media doesn't do anything about these crazy gaffes like tellinge troops in poland t that they're going o be in ukraine or accidentally calling for regime change. i mean, these are a really important gaffes, let alone handshaking. you know, the er but the lamestream media doesn't educate the public. that's the problem. they're not t tellingng people why do we have a border problem? what were the executive orderss that joe biden signed that created a border problem? whyated do we have this inflatin problem in this country? what were the executive orderss ,the actions off joe biden? why is steve rattner obama'sio economyns blaming joe biden for high gas prices? and what did joe biden do about gas that created these prices, ending oil leases and increasing taxes on oil companies? the problem is that isn't so much that these crazy weird things that joe biden does aren't covered. those are we

sarah mucha. >> it is probably one of the central issues of the economy and that is squaring up against biden'shat he will bring home millions of jobs from overseas is basically just that. it is a campaign pledge. an economist that spoke to "axios" told us it sounds good in political conversation, on-shoring and how international corporations have somehow stolen jobs from american corporations, but it is totally inconsistent with where we are now. now, that does -- there's an exception to that rule and that's in semiconductor production. there's been a pretty consistent push that's bipartisan to bring home semiconductors, but there there's only going to be about thousands of jobs and not the millions that have been promised. >> certainly a political hot spot for this white house. "axios" also reporting that senate majority leader schumer's team is privately acknowledging that senate democrats don't have the necessary votes to get eric garcetti through caucus and confirmed as ambassador to india. garcetti, of course, former mayor of los angeles. india a key post particularly right now. tell us,

so sarah bloom raskin is by some accounts, might be president biden's next nominee to be ther vice chair for supervision. now she's been explicit on this point and she is argued regarding the implementation of the cares act of the fed and the quote, should not be directing money to further entrench the carbon economy in court. so she's explicitly advocated that the fed allocate capital i deny it to this disfavored sector. my question is, do you agree with ms. raskin that the fed should play that role? >> let me respond to your question senator, thanks for asking. i have not suggested that we should do stress tests for climate. stress test a very specific. they are related to the capital planning of large financial institutions. we doio actually include geoeconomic risks in the stress tests, sots we have included things like brexit inner stress test. but i certainly have not stated that we should doha climate strm tests. in terms of supervisory guidance, what we tend to do is ask large institutions, in particular, do you have a good risk management framework for assessing all of your mate

biden administration has announced tighter fuel standards for cars and trucks, saying it will save drivers hundreds of dollars a year, but not for a couple more years. adriana. >> diaz: scott macfarlane, thank you. sarah is returning to politics. the republican and former alaska governor has joined a field of 50 other candidates. that is crowded. they're all vying for the state's lone u.s. house seat. it had been held by representative don young, who died last month. a new covid wave could be coming, testing our ability to live with the virus. cbs' michael george joins us with the details. michael. >> reporter: adriana, good evening. covid is down, but not out. and health experts are concerned the u.s. isn't doing enough to prepare for a potential spike of the ba.2 subvariant opinion today, new york city's mask mandate for two- to four-year- olds remains in place after an appeals court stay late friday. the ruling has the support of mayor eric adams. >> covid is a-- a formidable opponent, and we're going to continue to pivot and shift as we move along. >> reporter: nationwide, new covid cases are still low, but rising in the northeast as ba.2 becomes the dominant strain in the u.s. this as the number

this week, when donald trump endorsed sarah palin for a seat in congress and matt gaetz accused the military of focusing too much on wokeism. meanwhile, president bidensed a new billionaire tax aimed at reining in america's massive wealth gap for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: there is obviously a lot going on in the news this week trump's slow moving coup is continuing apace the u.s. and its allies announced new sanctions on russia's barbarism in ukraine. a new report says it's now or never to avert irreversible climate catastrophe. there's a new variant of a highly contagious respiratory virus swirling around out there. and on top of all that-- >> former alaska governor and one-time republican vice presidential nominee, sarah palin, announced that she's running for congress former president donald trump has already endorsed her >> when you get there, assuming you get there, you understand that the media jackals are going to descend on you, and you're going to be walking down the halls to the cafeteria to go get a pepsi, and you're just going to be swarmed by these reporters sticking these little microp

sarah palin is still a thing. tom brady is still a thing. and the queen is still alive, as of the time of this reporting. 2014:2, starring joe biden as president, barack obama as former president, and this guy returning to his iconic role. >> trump's social media app "truth social" has failed to gain traction. >> as terrible business man. 2014:2, 2022 fast, 22 familiar, back to the recent, potus trap, the the bleaquel. rated "r" for-- >> like, like, like nude and-- and taking peyote, or something. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight: plus, stephen welcomes: oscar isaac featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hey! good to see you! soots old home week. ( cheers and applause ) thank you, ladies and gentlemen. won't you please-- oh! does this look nice over here. welcome, welcome one and all, in here, out there, all around the world, to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) thank you, father. please. thank you, padre. folks, i gotta say, i feel young toda

vice president biden announcing a slew of measures to protect trans people from removing barriers to entry for government services to allowing for an x a passport. and for sarahe two trans children is -- this is a big one. >> this is amazing for my family. and so many others. >> while it is a day of celebration, for young olivia, it is a tough one. the reason she was here and not as cool is because she is getting bullied. >> bullying has been a massive part of my youngest year. she is in fourth grade and it is vicious. >> sarah has navigated these waters before. her eldest is also bullied. >> my children have been attacked for who they are and even being in berkeley, it is not perfect. >> across the nation, an attack on the rights of transgender children. hundreds of anti-trans bills have been introduced in the past year. >> the anxiety taking place with more than 200 measures out there across the country, it is just terrifying. >> in these terrifying times, transgender role models matter a lot. people like open pasta very on jeopardy champ, amy schneider who was invited to the white house on this momentous day. >> the people like me can be seen, the hearted

sarah, thanks for that. what a disaster it all is it is just heartbreaking. please stay with us will see later on in the show. now, for another quick reminder of the biden regime complete incoherence and lack of serious substance, the summer of 2020 president trump made a huge move to boost our economy for the long-term. a slow but technical not too many people people notice it at the time but we did. this week the president and his team made similarly big positive policy moves, scrapping environmental regulations and been stifling our economy since 1917. to get infrastructure built it is a massive long-term jobs boost. judy who else noticed a question are combined in the far left climate extremist to run today's democratic party this week guess what they did, they reversed trumps moves imposing even more red tape on new roads, pipelines and other infrastructure in the name of their extremist climate zealotry so literally in the same week biden is a wheeled out to tell us how they're going to building more infrastructure, more quickly they passed new regulations that will make sure we get less infrastructure, more slowly. what a total joke. we're a diff

sarah carter with an investigative exclusive reportn from the border. numerous migrants on the government's terror watch list were arrested trying to sneak into the country under biden's watch. t and we weren't reallyol told the truth. we've got the explanation we've got the explanation straight ahead.. ♪ i may be close to retirement, but i'm as busy as ever. i may be close to retirement, -o careful nowh , thank god. and thanks to boya, i'm confident about my future. oh god. the twins are now i know i gotex them some of thosepe are safe.ao yeah. boy provide guidance for the right investments and helpsr me be prepared for unexpected events. events. they make me feelbeca it all under control because i do okay. that was awesome. for you. be confident to and through retirement. this is the only totally redesigned works g.t. revolution of cordless light weight that converts to an edger with wheels and a minimal forget line hassles works new command fauci delivers a push of a button g.t. revolution adjust to you and your body with seven rocking positions and six head positions are most adjustable, most lightweight, most effective, most hassle free tool. ee the worksp revolu

masks are no longer required for riders and drivers the biden administration official says the cdc recommends people wear masks on public transit. sarah nelson from the flight attendants association called for calm on airplanes. she is not really weighing in heavily. doesn't want more confrontation based on you are not wearing one. i am wearing one people don't need to fly with you. i would not recommend that we will speak with sara in the 8:00 a.m. hour her organization represents the flight attendants. there are a lot of reasons i don't ride the subways they don't have the same air circulation as planes. you think you walk out at the nasdaq, there is no one with masks on at the ipo. at least you would rather have them there than in the plane if you are circulating and a plane is where you would think it is okay to take the mask off. >> i have a couple of thoughts. >> i know you do you don't need me or run these by me. >> yno >> i don't need to respond i'll listen. i might not nod. >> because we showed the video of ed basitan. i adadore. i disagree with this issue this is somebody who is makeing the argument on personal accountabilit

sarah palin is still a thing. tom brady is still a thing. and the queen is still alive as of the time of this reporting, 2014-2. joe biden >> like nude and taking peyote or something. >> i'm really confused. >> what just happened. >> i don't know, what is that. >> president obama's return to the white house yesterday. welcome back to "morning joe," it's wednesday, april 6th. >> we have explained the joke, right, willy. >> it made sense to most people. i was laughing. it was funny. let's dive into the news at the top of the hour here. three minutes past. the president of ukraine addresses the u.n. security council, and describes in graphic detail the horrors against civilians in bucha. he compared russia's war crimes to isis and challenged the u.n. to act or dissolve itself. this morning, new sanctions from the u.s. and western allies as nato foreign ministers prepare to meet this morning to increase pressure on russia. nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel tweeting from the liberated areas around kyiv, and we want to warn you, the images, once again, are disturbing. >> reporter: there's a large gap in the ce

sarah palin is running for alaska congressional seat. you remember her as the former governor of alaska and the former vice presidential nominee. we will get back down to the economy and our question, is president biden'sconomic plan working? the numbers are on the screen. let's talk to joe in kentucky. caller: i think it's horrible. not since jimmy carter have i seen inflation go up. we run the oil companies. we are opec. there is no shortage. this is worse than henry kissinger. this is been created by the republicans. they are making joe biden look bad. 60% of the united states is in drought. climate is the problem. climate is why we are having people come from other countries. joe biden is doing everything he can. he's already got china, russia. we don't mean the republican party trying to make him look bad. jimmy carter was one of the best presidents. he got nato back. just think of the other guy was in there. when ronald reagan took over, the drug addiction for women in kentucky was increased by 270% in kentucky. republicans just want to control us. host: let's stay on the economy. caller: i'm wondering if biden can take credit for all of these jobs. when all the unemployment ended and all the sti

sarah palin is running for alaska congressional seat. you remember her as the former governor of alaska and the former vice presidential nominee. we will get back down to the economy and our question, is president biden's economic plan working? the numbers are on the screen. let's talk to joe in kentucky. caller: i think it's horrible. not since jimmy carter have i seen inflation go up. we run the oil companies. we are opec. there is no shortage. this is worse than henry kissinger. this is been created by the republicans. they are making joe biden look bad. 60% of the united states is in drought. climate is the problem. climate is why we are having people come from other countries. joe biden is doing everything he can. he's already got china, russia. we don't mean the republican party trying to make him look bad. jimmy carter was one of the best presidents. he got nato back. just think of the other guy was in there. when ronald reagan took over, the drug addiction for women in kentucky was increased by 270% in kentucky. republicans just want to control us. host: let's stay on the economy. caller: i'm wondering if biden can take credit for all of these jobs. when all the unemployment ended and all the s