t. s t t, as putin personal propaganda tool. and he's accusing it's jealous of spouting. disinformation. russia to day is his personal propaganda. i can see no reason why it should be allowed to continue to pro cost in this country. so will the promise to now i'll stop. com. to review its license a mix of peak, i believe get my bridegroom friends in the state for go to meet in school has already all still come to review that massive thought. but what i will say this is speaker is it, is that we live in a, in a democracy, mrs. because we live in a country that believes in free speech. and i think it's important that we should leave it up to off comb rather than to politicians to decide which media roy, organizations a good back. that's what russia goes. so boris johnson says, this is a matter of common, not politicians, but at the very same time, the cultural secretary ne dean doris has written directly to off. com. the british broadcasting regulate to have in the u. k. telling it to take action against this channel. now, um is a

enter pubs, restaurants, and cultural events. germany's media regulator this week, band r t 's sister channel r t t e across all platforms. in retaliation, russia shut down the moscow bureau of german broadcast georgia vellum with the foreign ministry. also warning of further measures or she's don quarter picks up the story for us. it was this week's biggest violation of freedom of the press in germany. the country's top media regulator took r t d. e's broadcast off the air on the internet via satellite social media, absolutely everywhere. the required media law license was not available. the organization and distribution of the tv program by a live stream on the internet, by the mobile and smart tv up off the news and via satellite must therefore be discontinued. what was russia left to do, but to respond in kind? don't of ella was told it's offices in russia will be shut down. it's journalists press accreditation revoked, and it's russian language broadcast. taken off the air on top of all that a blacklist was declared to include everyone complicit in this enormous censorship campaign against our

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t relative to verizon and the s&p 500. it is lacking both. not good news when it comes to future prospects of at&t. jon: thank you for the breakdown. challenging day for at&twe have been watching a lot of action this hour in ford shares. going back to that scoop on the plan to continue reorganizing upwards of $20 billion going into the ev strategy. take that tesla playbook and bring it to detroit. more details throughout the day. this is bloomberg. ♪ jon: this is bloomberg markets. i'm jon erlichman. today we got some data on the u.s. quit rate. it was little change, 2.9%. still near the all-time high in november. one of the areas where we have seen departures is in education. joining us now is the call so are as of kelly services, who focuses on the education sector. this is a much talked about subject. in the past, the perception was, if you are a teacher, you are a teacher for life. we have seen evidence recently there's a lot of soccer flexion taking place. what are you seeing right now? nicola: it has been a journey. even prior to the pandemic, we were experiencing a major teacher shortage. of course, the pandemic has only exacerbated the high number

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t really should make us nervous,s, i think. well, tucker , t for some reason these same individuals who are pushing the war, the war of narrative - in ukraine forre us forces, they're the same ones t who seem to soft pedal criticism oftentimes of china. well, of so why love china and be absolute committed tott war against russia when the russia's economy again is about the size of italy? so i'm saying they're not ann adversary. they are sure. but compared to chinahe. right. i mean, they're not getting rich from russia. the biden familyy get rich from ukraine, which is presumably the main reason they've decided to pretend as if we had some treaty with ukraine, which we don't. what galls me personally look, i believe in acting in whatever ways are necessary to enhance e the interests to protect, the interests of the united states, period. it's a super simple guide to action abroad in my opinion. it's a traditional one . it's not isolation ism. i'm not against all wars. i don't thinkm you are either. just stupid, counterproductive wars that cost the lives ofpr americans and hurt our economy, of course.ur but what's so galling what'sti in fury eating is to hearng thee people who don't respect the basic precepts of democracy, the most basic off all, which of course is the people rule. they don't respect that at all, telling us that ukraine is a democracyy, therefore we have a moral obligation to defend it. you can't say enough. ukraine is not a democracy.wh ukraine is a country in which the president the ruling party supported by joe biden, essentially managed by the state department has wrested the main opposition leader has closed to opposition media newspapersio and television stations. that's notst a democracy.. and by the way, if biden administration believes that is a model democracy, we ought to be very concernededs because iti not as authoritarian. well, and tucker, it seemsat that again, the elites, the people, who you and i haveit spoken, spoken about, written about for decades who got rich off globalization and the deindustrialization of the unitedion states. ey yeah, a they are absolutely committed to keepinge this entire dynamic with nato going long after germany, even with the stopping of the nord stream pipeline, at leastne temporarily, germany clearly is far less interested in containing russia than we are and we're not even enforcing our own border and we're supposed to enforce ukraine's border. how does that make any sense to the average american out there? well, i mean, at one point the bush administration got ahead of the president ofg ukraine in calling for somefouk sort ofra countries, even ukrainians like whoa, whoa, settle down, joe biden. muchjo us the germans i mean, it's a whole separatele conversation, but in one sense energy matters. o you can't run a civilization without it. i don't care what sandy quintez claimst.. the truth is we have progress. weav have lights, we haveht hospitals, we have airplanes. we are not living in caves because we have cheap energy. that's a prerequisite for civilization. germany cares about gas from ukraine f f and russia, period. n' why wouldn't they ? we should care where we'reas tending is i we don't need energy. they're going to wreck our economy with this nonsense don we've been rich for so long we don't fully understand what that means. buttand to disaster you don't wt to be a poor country and they're on the road to making this one well, the same: individual who in the nineteen eighties when i was in college were making excuses for the soviet union. yes,io and had the no nukesce concerts. remember those tucker allrtll over europe with brown and no nukes, you know as ronnie reagan and i hated the strategic defense initiative, all of those people areti like well this much weaker russia is our is our biggest problem facing facing the united statesac. and meanwhile you have people on television like joy reedho who thinks that anyone beating the war drums is basically a kremlin apologist ties to russia to help his campaign accept it from them. it is adoration of vladimir putin are allea tool. real and worse. s trump's putin love has seemed to infect many in his party , so much so that the republican party once stalwart opponents of soviet aggression during the cold war are now d essentially kremlin apologists. tucker . that's that's the line. you're going to hear that a lot. i mean, i just i have to say you've got to just like pull back a little bit. that woman who is a went to harvard. i went to trinity college in hartford, connecticut. ri colso who's got the privileg? exactly.onth this is someone who's not capable of thinking i clearly or expressing yourself clearly or writing a coherent sentencef c and she got into harvard. so it does tell you that our system is producing isin elevating and producing likeg, the most mediocre people imaginable. that's the core problem. and they run everyryrt american institution. these people have been brought up through a system that is ht is compliantate brain dead dumb leaders and it's doing that veryat effectively. : think the american people, given what we're facing this push for higher and higher energy prices because the left thinks ten dollars a gallon isn't high enough? i mean, they want they want gas to be so unaffordable that we're all going around in those green scooters all day long. so so do you think when they're facing those high gas prices at the pumps and heating oil at homeme, do you think any of this the war drums beating ishet going to bring people along to biden's cause, the democrat party ? >> i mean, look, it's pretty clear if you're closing pipelines in this countryhi and now you are y provoking conflict with the largest gas supplier in europe, maybepl you are making a play against fossil fuels. this has two effects. one is ideological h to hate fossil fuels on principles that sandy cortez's position. kamala harrisos doesn't believe she has donorst and friends who are making a ton from alternative energy from renewables which are not sustainable in real energyhe sources actually . but ifss you hike the cost of fossil fuels way up, all of i a sudden those investments become more profitable. so yeah,nv of course it's about energy actually . and no one saying it's not em democracy. i can promise you that . o that's one thing these peoplene are not in favor of. . 's democracy don't let them tell you otherwise. tucker , so great.r. i haven't even talked too you to for the longest time. so this is a good man.. all right. great to have you on . thanks for joining us . all right. d the latest developmentsev in ukraine in a moment. plus, biden finally admitsha what you'llt have to give up ukraine'so secure borders. we hinted at but stay there. it starts with quick money. billions are propping up the dark side of social media is hiding in plain sight. begining is not searching for how are they popping up any unsuspecting dulce or child can get stuck in the world looking for home for comfort and once again they make it impossible. get out sometimes with deadly results. just go out there and open that screen it has sent to our kids. you believed she was led to these sites. it wasn't long before social media accounts meesely found on the one facebook had to research it, don't disclose it to the public. do you think social media is so small? what happened that morning chiseled into my nonfda joining me, maria bartiromo, saurabh speaking now on fox nation. i'm mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas and 2016 presidential candidate. like many of you, i've struggled to get a good night's sleep for most of my adult life. i wasted at least two hours a day of my life tossing and turning, trying to shut my mind down until about two years ago. that's when i saw an ad on tv for relaxium sleep. i decided to order it and it literally changed my life. developed by renowned neurologist and sleep expert dr eric celebrity relaxium sleep is clinically proven to help you fall asleep, stay asleep and wake up refreshed. relaxium exclusive triple action formula addresses three key factors that contribute to insomnia. i like that it's non habit-forming. it's made in the usa. there's simply nothing else like it. relaxium sleep comes with a 100% money back guarantee so you have nothing to lose. in fact they're so confident it'll work for you. they're given away a thousand bottles today with relaxium sleep. i fall asleep as soon as my head hits the villa in the morning. my mind is sharp and i've got energy that i enjoyed when i was younger. both my wife and i've been paying customers of relaxium sleep for over two years now and i know once you've experienced the amazing difference it can make in your life, he will be too. i trust my night to relaxium sleep and so should you try relaxium sleep risk free for 30 days. use a promo code on your screen for free expedited shipping call 804 one seven three seven seven three four visit trna relaxium .com that's 800 for one seven three seven seven three four visit trna relaxium .com fall asleep stay asleep wake refreshed with clinically proven relaxium sleep act now you'll be glad you did trust me like your headlines headline the story martha maccallum breaks down every single at xfinity, we live and work in the same neighborhood as you. we're always working to keep you connected to what you love. and now, we're working to bring you the next generation of wifi. it's ultra-fast. faster than a gig. supersonic wifi. only from xfinity. it can power hundreds of devices with three times the bandwidth. so your growing wifi needs will be met. supersonic wifi only from us... xfinity. invest symbolim. >> let's go now to a fox newsit alert on the situation unfolding in ukraine. fox is lucas tomlinson isldinon on the ground all of ukraine with the latest lucas laws. l someau of the american diplomats that evacuated s this cityrt in western ukraine have started to trickle back in as newed satellite photos from massar show russian forces moving closer to the border, including ukraine's second largest city. this russian field hospital l just 12 miles from the border right now. and thisth second photo shows more russian armored units being delivered by rail us officials say all signsns continue pointing to a potential full scale invasion in washington. ukraine's top diplomat metaiop his american counterpart and later visited the white house. his message regarding sanctions against russia was simple ria. russia's economy now and hit it hard. some in the west want to turn up the temperature on moscow. the british sanctioned five small russian banks, but four were previously sanctioned by the us . now us officials tell me they're seeing more fuel shipments being delivered to front line russian forces. herecerning sign on the ground, ukraine or lucas. >> i'm confused abouten what president biden said today, he said and i just wantt to make sure i get it right. he said we have no intention of fighting russia, but we want toa send an unmistakable messager that the us , together with our allies, nato allies a, will defend every inch of nato territory and abide by the m commitments we've made. is that confusing to hear if you're vladimir putin and you're thinking of moving in and a full scalele invasion? well, u.s. officials say what the president is referring to there is supporting nato. of course ukraine is not in nato and president putin does not want to see ukrainee become part of nato's. one ofar the reasons we'reof in this situation. so president biden is movingvi forces some five thousand in poland. some are t goingo to be pushingg out to the baltic states. tahe's also moving thirty two apache gunships to poland and the baltic states. that's what the president is referring to is supporting nato countries, not ukraine, at least militarily. besides weapons shipments, of course,: luca, thank you so much for staying up for us . we really appreciate it. ct and after slappingio sanctions b on russia today, biden admitted something we warned w about before he got elected. he wantso youpa to pay more at the pump. defending freedom willsp have a cost for us as well. and here at home we need to be honest about that . >> joining me now i steven. miller, l america first legalmp founder and former trump senior adviser at the whitee house.ct and also with me is indianaon congressman jim banks,gr republican study committee. steve, it is this just giving the democrats cover to stick it to americans and continue this war on private vehicle ownership and use in the united states. but it is very convenient. t

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