shannon? >> shannon: moms will do that.y george gaston is under fire again tonight for refusing to prosecute a transgender child molester as an adult for a crime committed two weeks shy of his 18th birthday. hannah tubbs, now 26, was then presenting as james tubbs when he sexually assaulted a 10-year-old girl in 2014, not convicted until 2019. fox news has exclusively obtained jailhouse calls from tubbs boasting about a plea deal. >> don't worry about it. i'm going to plead guilty. they're going to send me on probation and it's going to be dropped. it'll be done. i won't have to register or nothing. >> for an offender, you don't have to register i don't have to do none of that. >> what are they going to do to you then? >> nothing. >> shannon: gaston saying he didn't know about the recordings at the time adding he would have acted differently if he had heard them before sentencing and involved a 10-year-old girl. as canada cracks down on its trucker convoy, the u.s. may soon have one of its own headed straight here for the n

shannon? shannon: we're trying to keep a diagram, chart of lawsuits in the virginia area. more accusations democrats aren't exactly following the rules that they're dictating for others. what's new on that front? >> reporter: the reason this is frustrating is because as we've noted, democratic politicians want kids in schools to wear masks but apparently not themselves. case in point, georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams went to read with a class of young kids in elementary school outside of atlanta. all the kids were masked up. you can see it there, abrams was not. her supporters call this a false political attack, except look at the picture, it's very real! they're masked. she's not. then there's this in new york where democratic congressman jamal brown sent out a tweet sending "everyone mask up!" and then he was photographed without a mask standing with a group of high school students who were masked. new york mayor eric adams also agrees the school mask mandates should be extended

shannon. >> shannon: ashley strohmier thank you. here, we're covering ukraine but there's a lot of domestic issues going on. the state of the union on tuesday, we make it a supreme court pick over the weekend. the cdc mass guidance will change and there's a lot of moving parts domestically. >> it leads up to the state of the union address. it's interesting how it falls in the play. the nominee for the supreme court obviously a planned rollout whether it's tomorrow or monday, one of the two. that's a significant moment even though we know that there is not going to be a ton of pushback and if it's any one of the three judges that they are probably going to have the votes on the republican side depending on how that confirmation hearing goes. the cdc mass guidance and the loosening of regulations is really quite something if you think about all that we have been through as a country, then to this time right before the state of the union tuesday to have the president say that is just political. >> shannon: we look at all kinds of diffe

shannon? >> shannon: that's a very tough round of midterms ahead. kevin, hillary clinton now reacting to allegations her 2016 presidential campaign paid for computer research linked to then candidate donald trump or trying to link him to russia or looking for a link between the two. what's she saying tonight? >> reporter: it's always difficult to pin them down because what john durham says in an indictment may or may not necessarily be the fact, that's the fact as they see them so far. as for the white house, no, they're not talking. they're pawning questions off on the doj which, of course, if you spend any amount of time in washington, you know they'll say nothing. as for the person at the center of it all, hillary clinton, she says this is basically much ado about nothing. she said this on twitter, "trump and fox are desperately spinning up a fake scandal to distract from his real one, so it's a day that ends in why? is a is a good -- here is a good debunking of the nonsense and she links t

shannon. >> shannon: you don't say, trace? um, ok. thank you very much for the updates. >> reporter: you bet. >>> the trucker protesters in ottawa seem to be gaining widespread support across canada tonight following these scenes wednesday when police were literally taking await firewood demonstrators were burning to try to keep warm. now the gridlock on the ambassador bridge between detroit and windsor, ontario, is impacting the industry on both sides of the border. >> reporter: vowing these wheels won't turn until a cross-border vaccine mandate is lifted, big rigs are firmly parked. the ongoing freedom convoy protest snarling traffic to and from canada at the ambassador bridge spanning from detroit to winsor, ontario where a ford plant was forced to shut down. winsor's mayor expressing fears of long-term economic damage and escalating tensions. >> she has demonstrators are our fellow canadians. they have a fundamental right for their views and opinions. they don't have the right to affect you and your family's ability to earn a livi

shannon?non: we are keeping a close eye on that. marianne, thank you for the update. canadian prime minister justin trudeau said truckers protesting the pandemic policies are trying to blockade the country's economy and democracy. the canadian capital paralyzed by the demonstrations for more than ten days now, correspondent molly live recording tonight from ottawa. >> it is far more quiet here in ottawa than it has in about a dozen days. thanks to a judge's injunction that has silenced the honking horns, but the engines are still running and the trucks remain in place. the protesters are vowing to stay until the covid-19 mandates and other restrictions are lifted. meanwhile, canadian leaders from the mayor to the police chief to the prime minister have been thwarted in their efforts to end these protests. the house of commons held an emergency meeting last night, one day after the city of ottawa declared a state of emergency, with prime minister justin trudeau vowing help from the federal gove

shannon? >> shannon: thank you very much.onight's where in the world, the olympic international committee delaying the medal ceremonies for the team ice skating competition in beijing. one of the skaters tested positive for a banned heart medication. ioc sites what it calls legal issues for the unusual delay. russia beat out the u.s. and japan in the team event earlier this week. >>> in belarus, russian and belarusian troops and weapons systems are gathering in ukraine's nextdoor neighbor for a large-scale -- we're told -- are military drills with top russian commanders arriving on the ground. biden administration approved plans for u.s. troops in poland to assist u.s. citizens who might flee ukraine should russia invade. iran unveiling a new missile that could reach both u.s. bases and targets in israel. the missile is highly accurate and has a range of 900 miles. the news comes as negotiations continue to revive the 2015 iran nuclear deal. long lines for haircuts in hong kong after the city announced tight new covid-19 rest

shannon, back to you. >> shannon: thank you very much.are grateful and we will check back with you soon. we will in with the panel. congressman walz, latham statler. gentlemen, welcome back. as this continues, what are you making the latest reports that we are getting potentially that there were plans involving russian paratroopers and supplies shot down. we have no way to verify that on our own. we know that in the fog of war or things turn out to not be accurate later but what kind of blow would it be to putin and his forces if it was true? congressman? david, are you with us? >> i am with you. >> shannon: let me get your take on that if that report turns out to be true. is it turning out to be a stickier conflict than putin had anticipated? >> it's a little bit difficult to figure out exactly how things are going militarily because you have brave reporters, fox news has brave reporters and so do the other networks reporting on the situation but they're only getting a small snapshot. i talked to people looking at satellite injury. they

shannon. >> shannon: thank you very much.quiet when don's at the ukrainian capital but there tension and anxiety is waiting for latimer's next move. the deputy assistant secretary of state, along with the first one to graduate from south carolina, congresswoman nancy mace, good to have you with us tonight. >> thanks, shannon. >> thank you. >> shannon: "the wall street journal" editorial board piece today, this is about the fact vladimir putin only understand strength. they say the russians have never been by western restraints. and makes news shane and the west still is not showing enough. congresswoman, what should we be doing? >> certainly over the last few years and unilateral sanctions have not worked and president biden going toe-to-toe with putin, he is playing footsie. and our botched withdrawal from afghanistan is is shameful and a catalyst come i believe for putin buildup force on the ukrainian border. he does need to have an adversary who is strong. but right now when you look at what is going on to have family that

shannon. >> shannon: they do. kevin, thank you very much. you're going to be back in just a few minutes to talk about some thing i found quite shocking i think our viewers will think the same. >> i have words for it. see you. >> shannon: thank you, kevin. coming up a little bit later in the show, we are going to go in-depth on both of tonight's big foreign policy issues with a pair of experts, both with a wealth of experience on the world stage, brett bruen and fred fleitz. ♪ ♪ for step in tonight's real news roundup, senate majority leader chuck schumer getting called out for claiming on the senate floor thursday that the supreme court was made up of all white men until the early 1980s. which of course would leave out the late justice thurgood marshall thurgood marshall. appointed by lbj in 1967. >> never has there been an african american woman who still make him barely 6% of the federal judiciary. amazing, until 1981, this powerful body, the supreme court, was all white men. imagine. america wasn't all white men in 1981. or ever. >> shann

>> hey, shannon.m looking up to my right here as don is just about to break on this capital city of 3 million and over the last five to 10 minutes we've heard maybe six to eight explosions in rapid succession optima right. a slight orange glow coming up from those explosions. we think they are likely grad missile attacks and the targets here in the capital city are command and control. they're trying to hit key communication centers as well as headquarters, military bases, and airports. the important thing, the question at this point but with the sun comes up here in the church bells going up on me is what are we seeing? in the real answer we don't know yet. putin has said one thing and another thing has happened on the ground since the start of this crisis weeks ago. he said he was going to pull out his troops from belarus. he did not. he said he was not going to attack ukraine. he did. sunglasses not an attack in donbas. he is not even going to war. we have seen troops go into donbas but it's obviou

shannon. >> shannon: dan springer, thank you very much.lock justice department nominations if the biden administration does not provide legal support for u.s. marshals who were attacked by demonstrators while defending the portland courthouse in 2020. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie has the story for estimate from capitol hill. >> i'm not aware of the specifics, i'm happy to check with the counsel's office. >> the white house is looking into fox reporting that the department of justice is failing to defend its own federal agents. after they defended the portland federal courthouse from violent protesters in 2020. it comes and senator tom cotton threatened to block all department nominees if the doj doesn't change its course. violent clashes between protesters and u.s. deputy marshals sent in by the trump administration spawned several lawsuits, with protesters alleging excessive force. fox news exclusively obtained what appeared to be an official letter from the deputy assistant attorney general informing one of those deputies su

shannon, back to you. >> shannon: thank you. we'll check back with you.'s give an update on the other top stories. ashley strohmier. >> good evening. there could be potential updates for covid policies of the capital. it could impact policies for the state of the union tuesday. it comes as the cdc is no longer recommending wearing a mask indoors. fox news was told that the capital could update its covid policy on monday. requirements on wearing a mask, testing and other particles. a sailor will face a court-martial for starting a fire that destroyed a navy ship. he will be tried in military court for the july fire that hurt dozens. the decision to go to trial comes despite an officer's recommendation there isn't enough evidence to win a conviction. a57-year-old woman is in critical condition after being beaten in the head with a hammer in a new york subway. police say it happened after 11:20 thursday when she was walking down the stairs into the queens plaza station. the suspect kicked her and hit her in the head at least 13 times with the hammer before t

shannon? >> shannon: thank you. people with ukrainian connections here in the u.s., they're protesting the russian invasion. they're voicing their objections to the unprovoked russian attacks. they're supporting their families and neighbors there in ukraine. n't laura ingle shows us tonight from new york. good evening. >> laura: in cities across the u.s. and around the globe, protesters are taking to the streets to denounce the invasion of ukraine, also, showing solidarity for those under attack. in in the united states, protesters rallied in los angeles, washington, d.c., and denver. here in new york, the crowd taking the message all the way to the russian federation of the united nations. many are feeling a world away as they watch their homeland fall into the hands of russian invaders. >> i'm ukrainian. i need to be with my people. i can't stay at home and do nothing. i try to call my family in ukraine. it's impossible. those people are being cut off from the internet. i just couldn't take it staying at home. >>

[applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> shannon: welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington.g tonight, two more fallen police officers laid to rest wednesday, one in los angeles and one in new york city. actor susan sarandon shares this twitter post comparing cops who gathered last week to mourn at a funeral to fascists. president biden hours away now from meeting with new york city mayor eric adams to discuss soaring gun violence while democrats fight their soft on crime image. approximately 3,000 u.s. troops deployed to eastern europe as putin ramps up his troops on the ukrainian border, the biden administration insist u.s. troops will not be going into ukraine. a briefing panel standing by. major shake-up coming to cnn come a long time chief jeff zucker says he's resigning from a failure to disclose a consensual relationship with a colleague. howard kurtz has the details coming up. we begin this dangerous time -- we begin this hour with a dangerous time for law-enforcement officers in this country, laura ingle reporting from new york, good evening, laura. >> another somber

shannon. >> shannon: casey, we know you are keeping an eye on it for us.iff slamming a move to fire thousands of unvaccinated deputies. the sheriff calling it a political push. christina coleman has the story live in l.a. >> hi, bill, yes, the sheriff spoke out again against the move, call it an ill-advised death blow to public safety and failure of leadership. he says the l.a. county board of supervisors followed through for the suicide pact and started the process to fire 4,000 employees from the sheriff's department for not being vaccinated. in a new facebook post, the sheriff says he will put up a legal fight to avoid losing more law enforcement, especially during this crime surge. >> i'm holding a firm line, we are not going to terminate anyone for vaccination, we are going to demand vaccination or testing. that's the same standard that the president is using, the same standard the governor is using. >> the sheriff has repeatedly said he will not fire his employees over the vaccine mandate but now his staff could be in for a big change. l.a. county bo

shannon? >> shannon: peter doocy, thank you very much.e are going to check in now, bret baier is with us as we digest all of this information leading up to this now -- here we are at this moment i think you have a couple -- >> bret: we are monitoring social media and all of these people weighing in from around the world. you're getting a lot of interesting comments from democrats, republicans on capitol hill that world leaders as well. a little taste here, this is the chairman of the foreign relations committee, the senate foreign relations committee bob menendez from new jersey. "this unprovoked attack has brought into sharp focus the need to expel the current kremlin leadership from the international community. today must mark a historical shift in how the world views and deals with the despot in moscow." pretty clear there. representatives rogers, mccall, and turner, the top republicans in the house services committee "the last few hours have laid bare for the world to witness the true evil that is vladimir putin. "senator mark warner

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shannon. >> shannon: trace gallagher in la, thank you.bate the city of boston is lifting its vaccine passport requirement for many indoor spaces effective immediately. the democratic mayor saying that both the public health data shows that we are ready to take the step of our recovery. meanwhile in san francisco three full board members booted a large part for their pandemic performances, as many of the left are joining those of the right who argued that kids need in person learning. it talks of inflation and -- fox news medical contributor kherson -- dr. marc siegel. i thought that millions of americans -- he tweeted this. he said when you've been essay but you can get being covid-19 can be frustrating. can also be a source of shame. many people assume you must've been careless to get sick. our safety measures reduce risk. to that point, you said all along that people should not be ashamed of this respiratory disease. there's so much that we can do to control it and avoid a. even the surgeon general can't avoid it. so how much are masks

"fox news @ night" with shannon bream. i'm greg gutfeld, i love you america. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello come and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. ♪ ♪ breaking tonight, students and parents frustrated over lingering mask mandates in schools as even more blue states announced they will lift indoor requirements in the coming days. the showdown tonight at a school board meeting here in northern virginia. students met with cheers as they served affidavits to school board members demanding a cease and desist to covid-19 mandates.

shannon murphy, great to have some time with you. let's bring in breaking news that occurred during that interview. citigroup ceo will -- 22.5 million. less than the come to parts you saw over a moment ago. coming in -- the conversation, $22.5 million. romaine: in breaking news coming out of canada. . the prime minister is evoking the emergency act in response to the trucker convoy that has blocked several key roads and bridges. . trudeau saying the act is not about suspending fundamental rights or freedom of speech. he is not using the actor to call in the canadian military. but he does say it does give him the power to enforce municipal bylaws and offenses. the act he is invoking, the only time they have done anything similar to this was with the war measures act back in 1970 when they were trying to quell the separatist movement in quebec. we will get back to our conversation about the hedge fund filing and hedge funds in short-sellers. wall street bets for them. greg swenson, he will be joining us. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: t

well first, let me say shannon. thanks so much for taking the time to do this q&a with us and really appreciate you doing that. look one thing that was so interesting about doing this project was i kind of wrote it during the pandemic years right one of the big breakthroughs and this isn't really a story in the book. this is kind of a story about a process, you know, one of the big breakthroughs came in 2020 in around the march april time frame when everything was shut down because of covid and one of my sources indicated that the source was willing to provide some documents. what ultimately became hundreds and hundreds of pages of critical source documents? these are secret sort of secret depositions that were filed under seal in court and unavailable to the public but they showed things like wayne lapierre talking for a lot hours under oath about what happened inside the nra all of the north millie hollow. that's wayne lapierre's close assistant and other major figures in this whole nra saga talking for hours and

thank you so much, both tim and shannon for joining us tonight.again, you could get misfire at the book shop right now. we have signed copies available. the link isn't the chat. and again, they give so much for joining us and have a fantastic rest of your night. >> thanks so much. >> thank you. the page look for peter wood, matthew spalding in the 1619 project. >> joining us on book tv is doctor deidre mccroskey. she is the author of over 30 books a long time economist with the university of illinois at chicago. her most recent you can watch this program on her website booktv. org and use the search box of the top of the page look for peter wood, matthew spalding in the 1619 project. joining us on book tv is doctor deidre mccroskey. she is the author of over 30 books a long time economist with the university of illinois at chicago. her most recent book veteran human onyx is just out. when you mimi a human onyx. i >> i am an

. >> shannon: welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, more plunging poll numbers for president biden. inflation topping the list of the urgency of issues facing americans right now. democrats push a gas tax holiday that could worsen the gas crisis. biden administration wants to use your tax dollars to add another $30 billion in coronavirus response aid plus hillary clinton breaking her

thing gilbert shannon bream is next. i love you, america. ♪ >> welcome to fox news at night very time shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, former secretary of state hillary clinton confronted about the latest revelations from the durham investigation that allie do her 2016 presidential bid ma have exploited access to computer service at trump tower to get information on her arrival. we will show you her response i video from the daily mail. in russia moving back from the

joining us today, shannon bream and will cain. we should stop the show right there because that is beautiful. welcome. hillary clinton seems to be following the lead of the mainstream media. she ignores a scandal that some say could be larger than watergate after the durham investigation is looking into the origins of the trump russia hoax pointing fingers at the hillary clinton campaign. now in a fox news exclusive, the former president is calling for the doj to take action and declassify the remaining russia probe records. saying that they have the declassification order and they should declassify absolutely and especially in light of what has just happened and what has just been revealed. meanwhile, mom is a word from hillary clinton. reporters from "the new york post" and daily mail who are among the few and the media who are even asking about covering the story trying to get a comment from the one time and possibly future presidential candidate. >> did you pay to spy on the trump campaign question work when you going to comme

♪♪ >> shannon: hello. welcome to fox news @ night. i'm shannon bream in washington.aking tonight, questions about a potential threat to free speech in america after the department of homeland security issued its latest terrorism advisory bulletin. opinions you have about topics like covid-19 and election fraud could get you flagged for selling discord -- sewing discord and undermining public trust in u.s. government

. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington.aking tonight: it's morning in kyiv where ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy has warned that this is the pivotal moment for the future of his country. with russian forces attacking from all directions and word that street fighting is underway. we have got team coverage tonight. laura ingalls in new york with the story of the anguished americans with connections to ukraine. marianne rafferty shows us how

i'm shannon bream in washington. significant developments in the investigation into the origins up that trump russian probe. so why does most of the media seem to be ignoring it? our panel is standing by didn't break down. russia could invade on wednesday but is he serious is subject to debate. we will ask our panel of experts plus a canadian prime minister emergency powers across the nation. [indiscernible] we've got an update on where things stand right now. we begin with court documents link to john durham's investigation sparking new questions including whether they're going to be more indictments on the way in connection with the investigation and the origins of those investigations of the prussian pollution. good evening. >> happy monday. this is what you think when you hit the story, you might imagine that one from a friend role filing implying spying on a us president might price to the level of false coverage by the mainstream media. that hasn't been the case, at least to this hour. and so far despite the ba

shannon had mentioned some nra officials really love. and others really love dining at this restaurant and alexandria. it's worth mentioning there thousands of dollars worth of italian debtors there were charge of the nra. it illustrates one of the ways the nra is they would use theirr ad agency credit card in order to -- they would have thousands of dollars of use the ad agency credit card to charge these expenses the ad agency would bill it back to the nra as nondescript expenses as if they were serving their client and doing what it ad agency was expected to do. but that did was hit from not only the public but even the nra's own staff. even people who were aides to some of the senior nra officials it hid the way they were kind of doing some of these expenses and gaining private benefit there werers top members of a nonprof. >> i'm gone a little far with the questions i like to see if shannon has questions as well pray. >> i think generally since we started our organization nra was getting getting aware of so much for so long which is

. ♪ ♪ spent ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> shannon: welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington.t: the biden administration taking a victory lap over a surprisingly strong jobs report, but with inflation skyrocketing, americans are struggling to purchase items like bags and groceries. we will take a look at what the new numbers mean for your wallet. chinese leaders xi jinping and russian president vladimir putin, together for the opening ceremony of the winter olympics, forming a united front in its tension with the west. our panel has something to say about that, plus breaking news. plus, why immediate team is ignoring the report out of john hopkins. why the lockdowns were ineffective and destructive. we begin tonight with a state of the economy, the biden administration had a much better than expected january jobs report. the latest on what the white house is not talking about: runaway inflation. speak of president and the white house are publicly warning that the january jobs report might be dismal. instead, 467,000 jobs were added, and we are learning expectations for january

shannon -- shannon watts is against gun violence, moms demand action for consensus in america. the message that all americans can and should reduce gun violence which it turns into a grassroots movement of americans fighting for public safety measures. moms demand action establish the chapter in every state in the country and every town for gun safety and prevention organization this for 6 million supports. thank you for being here and i will send it to both of you. >> i am so excited to talk to you about a subject that consumed both of our lives for many years, the nra. your new book is amazing, the most in-depth look we ever had into the nra. it is not pretty. we learned the extent to which it is a corrupt organization. how weak their leader is, the center of so much of what is wrong with the nra. it is really the nra looks out for themselves, not their members, not on rates. this is about how they can amass trips on private jets, lavish dinners, the guard club membership, luxury apartment rentals for their interns, things that are bizarre for the nra let alone that they are

now, jim shannon, the d. p. member of palmer 1st. stanford is one of the most active en piece in the house of commons. his party leader jesse donaldson, m p, is likely to stand for the assembly. but well, let's proven what get her do likewise. he is in conversation with alex shannon and people, stamford. welcome back to the alley, simon. show a very pleased to be by going and with master. we charge for the way, but we'll catch up again just now. i will be back. can explain to you with poll, given the nice 1st minister, resigns, and protest? no nice protocol, but the assembly, the parliament installment keeps on what came and heard this how or what could that catch on at westminster assembly with no government. and i think we also look at a cruise as to where we are alex and i think we are where we are because all governments reluctance or difficulties are they to do something and ration to the northern protocol. so we felt we do feel us and discussion about how but their business and my constituency. some of tho

shannon davis is a dedicated teacher here with her son joshua. josh what is one of the bravest constituents i have government -- have ever met. he calls for changes to practices of drug middlemen and speaks out on behalf of kids with type one diabetes. if we all displayed the leadership of joshua, we would be able to tackle more challenges than prescription drugs. i am proud to know the davis family is using their story to bring attention to these costs. it is my honor to introduce the president of the united states and shannon and jaswant davis. -- joshua davis. [applause] >> thank you, congresswoman spanberger and president biden, fort reaching out to us. our story represents one of the many of americans that require lifesaving medication every day. my husband was diagnosed with type one diabetes. this autoimmune disease stops your body from creating insulin. at 28 years old, that was such a surprise for such a young couple to eliza brian would need insulin for the rest of his life. it quickly became overwhelming when joshua was diagnosed befor

ighi, shannon. yeah, there's been more than one hundred arrests in ottawa today, mainly on mischiefld charges, which could b honestly be a whole slew of things. but about two dozen vehicles were towed, as you said, including all of those blocking a major street in the city, police in riot gear and automatic weapons pushing through the protesters on friday to try and clear the area. police there tweeting, quote, you must leave, you must cease further unlawful activity and immediately remove your vehicle and your property from unlawful sites. anyone within unlawful protestul sites will be arrested. now some of those protesters did surrender, but others saidur they have no intention of leaving because they seems to be the day. but knew this could happen. hold the line and i think i'm going to tell hold the line . what we're doing here is we lawful. we're allowed to do it. order to continue to do it. this could all be avoided if they just lift the mandate. it's that simple. i mean, it' no, it's not up t

shannon davis is a dedicated teacher here with her son joshua. josh what is one of the bravest constituents i have government -- have ever met. he calls for changes to practices of drug middlemen and speaks out on behalf of kids with type one diabetes. if we all displayed the leadership of joshua, we would be able to tackle more challenges than prescription drugs. i am proud to know the davis family is using their story to bring attention to these costs. it is my honor to introduce the president of the united states and shannon and jaswant davis. -- joshua davis. [applause] >> thank you, congresswoman spanberger and president biden, fort reaching out to us. our story represents one of the many of americans that require lifesaving medication every day. my husband was diagnosed with type one diabetes. this autoimmune disease stops your body from creating insulin. at 28 years old, that was such a surprise for such a young couple to eliza brian would need insulin for the rest of his life. it quickly became overwhelming when joshua was diagnosed befor

joshua and shannon, it costs drug companies less than $10 to make a vial of that insulin.here is no reason you should be paying over $300 a vial. as your mom said, you've got to pay $5600 before your insurance kicks in. shannon, you should have peace of mind to know your joshua goes up and went heat leaves your health care plan, he will be able to choose a job without having to think about health care coverage. we are now in a position where we can cap co-pays at $35 a month. that is still 3.5 times what it costs to produce the drug. you can do with a stroke of a pen. in my build back better legislation, we can do that. now we just have to get it through the senate. we are close. we can do even more to lower out-of-pocket prescription costs. under my proposal, we will hold drug companies accountable for absurd price increases. they have increase prices faster than the rate of inflation. this will help and the days where they can increase prices with no oversight. we are saying drug companies, you are going become accountable when you raise prices. you are still going to ma

john: shannon prince, thank you very much.nnon: thank you for having me. ♪ judy: it's the latest fight over transgender rights. and, once again, the epicenter is texas. governor greg abbott and state attorney general ken paxton have directed state agencies to conduct investigations of families when they provide gender-affirming medical care for transgender children. abbott and paxton went so far as to say that this care should be categorized as child abuse. amna nawaz has our report. amna: judy, even though this latest decision does not hold the weight of law, families in texas are worried. here's what amber and adam briggle, who have a 14-year-old transgender son, told us. adam: it's traumatizing. it's anxiety-inducing. and there's enough ambiguity to create, i think, genuine concern that somebody is going to feel like they have been deputized to be a vigilante law enforcer. amber: people think that, if it doesn't affect their kid, that they don't need to care about it, they don't need to think about it. and though we are a s

shannon: yeah.essons will get us started ever pairing america, but you know, when we start talking about repairing, the less they -- the left calls it reparations. kamala harris, our resident expert on the border, who is over in europe advising them on how to protect their border, you cannot make this up. it is incredible. she has even said we should start paying african-americans that look like me reparations for things that happened in the past. we never want to talk about reparations. you never talk about reparations. let's talk about it. reparations means to repair what you broke. it as republicans, we believe in personal responsibility so let's talk about the party that is responsible for slavery and jim crow segregation and let's hold them accountable. let's talk about the parties responsible for the broken homes and the crime epidemic sweeping the inner cities. let's talk about the party responsible for trying to radicalize black kids in the inner cities with crt. let's talk about this one th

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shannon, let me go to you because you have the u.s. sending more troops to europe to back up our nato allies there. that announcement is something else that is one of these new pieces of data points today. >> reporter: a continuation of something the u.s. has said it was going do, and i will say, hallie, you mentioned that the u.s. has been openly communicating the possibility of these false flags for weeks now, and i think that is part of a trend we have been seeing from the messaging of them to be very open about what they know and to try and get ahead of some of these tactics they have seen because members of this white house, and this administration are certainly no stranger to the putin playbook. they have been through this before in 2014. they have learned a lot of lessons from them, and they often bring it up themselves saying that they have seen this playbook before when it comes to cyberattacks. when it comes to false flags, precursors or sneaky, deceptive tactics. this is everything the administration is prepared for, and the

he is in conversation with alex shannon and people strength and welcome back to the alex. ivan show a great place to be by going and with master we chops for the way, but we'll catch up again just well, it did. come explain it with poll, given the nice fuss, resigns, and protest. no nice protocol, but the assembly, the parliament installment keeps on what came and heard the phone or what could that catch on at westminster assembly with no government? i think we also look at a process where we are alex and i think we are where we are because all governments reluctance or difficulties are they to do something and ration to the north protocol. so we felt we feel us and, and the discussions of habit and my constituency, some of those presence told us that the northern protocol is not working. union has contacts my constituents every day, contact me about this as well. so we felt we were at a point where we had to do something, so we did what we did. what does it do? we try to put pressure on the new government, westminster, to take an initiative, for instance, to initiate article 16 to en

shannon ogbnai abeda, talking there about hisjourney to shannon ogbnai abeda, talking there about hisd the english premier league side chelsea have won football's club world cup, beating the brazilian side palmeiras 2—1 after extra time. the game was goalless at half—time, but the deadlock was broken after the break with this goal by chelsea's romelu lukaku. that advantage lasted less than ten minutes before palmeiras were awarded a penalty by the video assistant refereee for handball. cavalacante veiga scored, taking the game into extra time. there were just three minutes left when the video assistant referee confirmed another handball, this time by palmeiras. kai havertz scored the winner. that meant chelsea lifted the trophy at the stadium in abu dhabi, their first club world cup title. generations of children will be familiar with beatrix potter's tales of peter rabbit and jemima puddleduck, but as well as an author and artist, she was a scientist and conservationist. and she grew up not in the countryside, but in central london, not far from the victoria and albert museum, where

>> shannon: i'm shannan bream in washington. breaking