and then i got a call from vickie at 530 ted's held up and then 630 ted held up and at seven ted's older and then finally i she said come at eight and i went at eight and ted walked in absolutely eggs frosted and he introduced to his driver and had a vodka one vodka and sat down and was fuming at really because harry reid harry reid because what ted and this was just extraordinary he wants legislation passed that would give every municipality that receive money and i don't know how exactly how it worked that it would permit fire to vote for whether. they wanted to join the union or not. and reid promised we'll do this and then we backed off and ted firemen from all over the country and said come to washington and he spent his friday all day escorting firemen their full regalia all over the senate to introduce them. and that's why this was a friday that's he was so late you know returning and he was fuming because couldn't understand why a democrat you know was not in support of. he was. he was a champion lost causes as well that was a really poignant. yeah for that and i believe that was

ted. absolutely. agree, peter, i think there's a note of desperation creeping into the messaging. quite frankly, in nato. we're dealing with something that shouldn't have existed one minute longer than the soviet union. it's never had a purpose after the end of the soviet union never will have a purpose. everything they try and come up with is frankly a nonsense. there's never been consensus within a to agree before the recent conflict in russia with the enemy. and even now they haven't officially placed russia in there or document said the enemy. and there's a good reason for that because frankly, there's still some, some reasonable, you know, stream thinking people in europe. i wish i could say the same about washington right now. this whole situation is one of the west making. obviously, nato keeps searching for a reason or natal reminds me in that sense of the scientists, us nuclear labord tories, who says the 1st discovery of nuclear winter back in the mid eighties, when global arsena

let me go to ted here on this here. i mean, the rest of the world is watching how the united states deals. it's with it's close allied germany and the north stream pipelines. i mean if that's how america treats its bread and how is america and its allies go to treat pose. i mean that, that, that the western media doesn't want to talk about it, you know, but fema hirsch's, the greatest living journalist of our time. and he's being ignored by the new york times, by the way, where he used to work here. but that event blowing up those pipelines is good. it has ramifications that i think even the people in the white house have no idea what they have unleashed. ted, go ahead peter, i'll be the 1st to say that, say more or haven't got everything he's written correct. in a long and always interesting career. but at this time i've worked with jake sullivan. i've worked with toria new and everything he wrote. that's true to me. i think he got this one right. and i know he got it right. but the fact that it's now a public source a

ted. absolutely. agree, peter, i think there's a note of desperation creeping into the messaging. quite frankly, in nato. we're dealing with something that shouldn't have existed one minute longer than the soviet union. it's never had a purpose after the end of the soviet union never will have a purpose. everything they try and come up with is frankly a nonsense. there's never been consensus within a to agree before the recent conflict in russia with the enemy. and even now they haven't officially placed russia in there or document said the enemy. and there's a good reason for that because frankly, there's still some, some reasonable, you know, straight thinking people in europe. i wish i could say the same about washington right now. this whole situation is one of the websites making. obviously, nato keeps searching for a reason or natal reminds me in that sense of the scientists, us nuclear, laborin tories, who says the 1st discovery of nuclear winter back in the mid eighties, when globa

ted, go ahead. peter, i'll be the 1st to say that, say more very, haven't got everything he's written correct in a long and always interesting career. but at this time, i've worked with jake sullivan, i've worked with toria new and everything he wrote. that's true to me. i think he got this one right. and i know he got it right. but the fact that it's now it's a public source and available to people without sort of hiding behind classifications, means that the narrative is crumbling at light speed. pretending that it was anyone other than united states special courses that went in and did this act, that destruction and damaged europe for decades to come. thank you very much. you can safely ignore everyone. you can safely ignore the official narrative. the truth is out. yeah, well christopher, i mean this was an active international terrorism. ok, i mean, and we in ok if, if the united states didn't do it then who did it's kind of like the o. j. simpson trial. ok. i mean, if he didn't kill his ex wif

ted, i will start with you. there seem to be some not just inconsistencies but disagreements on where it was that murdaugh lied. that we did in fact learn some things yesterday that were important for the very first time and there seem to be by this cross examination of him by the prosecution a push to get him somehow to say who knew if the court didn't know if police didn't know, if we as the prosecutors weren't told, who knew that you had lied about where you were on the night of the murders before they happened? why is that critical? >> it's critical because what the prosecutor is trying to do, harris, is shake this man up but unfortunately this prosecutor is not doing that. he is not shaking him up about the many lies that he has told. the prosecutor, i believe, is losing the jury in this case by virtue of the manner in which he is cross examining this man murdaugh. alex murdaugh is a lawyer. he is very sharp and he is very shrewd. he knows what to say and he knows what not to say. at times i think he talks

i believe we have ted williams available right now. ted, what do you make of where this stands right now in this -- these hours upon hours, two days running now where you've had murdaugh subjected to pretty heated questioning certainly on the part of the prosecution and some clarified with tough questioning from his own defense team. your thoughts. >> neil, you know, i've been in this business the criminal justice system for well over 35 years as a lawyer. i can tell you one of the things that i never want to do, especially in a criminal case of this nature would be to put my client on the stand. i thought murdaugh handled himself very well on the stand. he controlled the prosecution. i don't know what is going to happen. all of this at some stage in the near future will be in the hands murdaugh, alex murdaugh, just went out there and he told his side of the story. every time the prosecution tried to put him in a corner, he found a way to get out of that corner. something we as lawyers know, on cross examination, you ask leading questi

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ted williams, always appreciate your analysis. thank you so much. take care. >> thank you. >> counters at the southern border have already topped 1 million this fiscal year. signs of a slow down. many are wondering, will it last next on what is happening right now on the southern border. 61% of americans disapprove of president biden's handling of immigration according to the latest fox news poll. sources tell fox news migrant encounters at the southern border have already topped 1 million in this fiscal year which began in october. matt finn is live in mission texas with more on this. >> 1 million plus the medium-sized group we saw cross into the eagle pass area this morning. a group of a couple dozen migrants was processed by border patrol. something we see almost as a daily basis. historically it has been very busy. we have seen a slow down and larger migrant groups. we understand that that could be seasonal. it is expected to pick up over the next few months. texas dps tell us they are seeing upwards of 1000 migrants per day and that eagle pass

eric: ted williams, good to see you ted thank you for your insight and for your experience on the streets>> my pleasure. look, pass the message to my good friend arthel i think the new orleans saints will be in the super bowl next year. [laughter] i will tell arthel that. all right ted good to see you. >> my pleasure. arthel: actually got some fox news what we are monitoring some breaking news for you. officials with norad have detected another quote high altitude airborne object over northern kata. norad confirming this information to the outlet global news and statements" we have a positively identified a high altitude airborne object over northern canada. while we cannot discuss specifics related to these activities at this time, please note norad conducts sustained dispersed operations in the defense of north america through one or all three norad regions adding that the military aircraft are currently operating from alaska and canada in support of norad activities. i'm sure you're thinking about this, they are coming just days another identified object over alaska print that object w

ted really did give us an insight into directions that things have been going, i am a believer in whatng rig lateing gene editing going to be huge one thing every executive in silicon valley wants to live longer, one of the things, that people are looking at now venture capitalists funding longevity work more and more it is not the major area biotech, but i am a believer that the reason statins really work isn't because they lower cholesterol but statins really work because they have effect on pathway inflammatory in -- vascular tissue that pathway is a rock2 pathway i work on that i have a real bias, but we have seen studies by national health service in great britain that shows that people on statins live significantly longer than people who aren't. >> statins should people take statins even if they don't have a cholesterol problem. >> i am not going to opine on that but i take statins even though i don't have a real cholesterol -- >> there you go. >> what are companies here that are benefiting from longevity movement, potential statins. >> longevity is a tricky one prove pretty much

i want to d, silo the world like i was just talking about with ted. and we've got to stop living in these little tiny boxes to start live in boxes, right? the truth doesn't live in a box. the truth is everywhere. i'm or sanchez. i'll be looking for you again, right here. or i hope to florida. direct him. ah ah. ah, since the beginning of its history, the united states of america has officially declared the striving for freedom and people's rights to happiness. however, in reality, having won independence, american colonists headed for that total extermination of the indigenous population of the continent, american indians were deprived of their land. local residents were driven into reservations and given the worst agricultural territories. while the best land was appropriated by white colonizers, the strongest blow to american indian tribes was the extermination of buys of native americans lived by hunting these wild animal, colonists slaughter the bison, and in fact, made them nearly extinct. every buffalo dead is in india and gone, said colonel ric

i want to d, silo the world like i was just talking about with ted. and we've got to stop living in these little tiny boxes today. don't live in boxes, right? the truth doesn't live in a box. the truth is everywhere. i'm researchers. i'll be looking for you again, right here. or i hope to florida direct him. ah ah ah, needs to come to the russian state will never be tied up on the nose landscape with keys on my knees, cuz i'm speaking with little van in the european union. the kremlin. yup. machines. the state on russia for date and r t sport that even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and pinterest and with me some nations may be able to turn a blind eye to atrocities and other countries. the united states of america is different. wearable people long to be free, they will find a friend in the united states. ah, with a little bit about it all to anybody phase since only city and p draw you look at the incentives of each cigarettes to color revolutions is one among several means to reach the goal of conquering foreign lands and bringing th

i want to d, silo the world like i was just talking about with ted. and we've got to stop living in these little tiny boxes. just don't live in boxes, right? the truth doesn't live in a box. the truth is everywhere. i'm a chance. i'll be looking for you again, right here. or i hope to florida. correct. ah ah. ah. since the beginning of its history, the united states of america has officially declared the striving for freedom and people's rights to happiness. however, in reality, having won independence, american colonists headed for the total extermination of the indigenous population of the continent. american indians were deprived of their land. local residents were driven into reservations and given the worst agricultural territories, while the best land was appropriated by white colonizers, the strongest blow to american indian tribes was the extermination of buys of native americans lived by hunting these wild animals, colonists slaughter the bison, and in fact, made them nearly extinct. every buffalo dead is in india and gone, said colonel richa

i want to d, silo the world like i was just talking about with ted. and we've got to stop living in these little tiny boxes to start live in boxes, right? the truth doesn't live in a box. the truth is everywhere. and we're sanchez. i'll be looking for you again, right here. or i hope to florida direct him. ah ah. a report in the initial be one of them not to get a scan used to put value a new one or 2, but you also listed on those a what i see the student, but there's no group you medation says dc a forward to talking to you on that technology should work for people, a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law, your identification, we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. at the point, obviously is too great truck rather than a very job with artificial intelligence, real somebody with a robot protective phone existence, with the discovery of the new world. at the end of the 15 center, there appeared landtech slave trade. the slave traders from european countries started bui

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ted's cousin was among the people who died. >> we were thinking someone was going to die outside.we were getting messages on our phones. >> even when fans traveled back from the stadium, the nightmare was not over. >> it was the locals. >> ted is still coming to terms with what happened to him that night. >> when you're in a wheelchair all day, it is not that good. my wheelchair was unread. i carried that for a while. >> the apology is welcome but the real test is what comes next. >> if change is to come, it has to come from your ava -- the league. >> and the german republic, dortmund could -- cap there hopes alive. they netted two goals on their way to a 4-1 victory. >> dortmund have not lost a match yet in 2020 three. fresh off the champions league victory over chelsea midweek, the men in black had the chance to put pressure on the table leaders with a victory over relegation threatened stuff. somehow, the smoke might have helped. thus -- the homesite hit first. marco royce fired toward the goal. it looked wide. dortmund doubled their lead shortly before the break with the dutch

here now with reaction texas senator ted cruz. senator you were one of the few out there warning, seeing the evidence that was coming in, that this, in fact, came out of this lab, it made sense from the beginning and they lied about it, they covered it up. >> well, sean, that's exactly right. as i sit here and listen to those folks on tv and read those headlines, it makes me angry. because they're lying. they're deliberately lying. they knew they were lying. they are repeating the talking points of the chinese communist government. democratic politicians were doing that and the corporate media was doing that. it has been evident, the overwhelming weight of the evidence for over two users now has been that this virus escaped from a chinese government lab. and this weekend we now have the bombshell report that not one but two agencies in the biden administration concludeded that the coronavirus came, the covid-19 virus came from a chinese government lab. number one, the biden fbi has concluded that and, number two, this weekend, we

my administrative assistant then took my place in the senate, he helped ted manage our transition in the office in incredibly trying circumstances. and he did the work. thanks to jeff, we had a historically diverse team from day one, and we were ready to get to work. and he led our covid response, a massive, historical undertaking of historical proportions, and so much more. i promised to make the government work for the american people, and that's what jeff does. it's a big task ahead. it's to implement the laws we've gotten passed efficiently, effectively and fairly and let people know what we've already done. we've made a lot of progress. but we have to build on that project. and if anyone's going to be able to build on that job, it's jeff. i want to thank jeff and mary. mary, where's mary? there you are. [applause] and you're wonderful family. the -- would the whole z can ient -- zient s family stand up? come on. [applause] what you have to know is, you know, when you're a family of someone running the white house, you've got to be the embarrassed. i've got to embarrass you all t

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i was even like, where was ted bundy at that time? >> we have to look under every stone, every pebble,. >> they're talking about hundreds of names here. >> hundreds, thousands. >> she is driven. >> her tenacity is just remarkable. >> i knew i was going to find him. it was a competition between him and i. >> your heart is pounding like, oh, my gosh. this is real. >> i said, i found him. i know who killed helene. >> hello and welcome to "dateline". helene pruszynski lift by a simple philosophy, smile and make the best of everything. the budding journalist did just that as she started a college internship in radio. then helene was murdered. the investigation led detectives into the darkest corners of the criminal world, before a groundbreaking investigative tool helped bring the killer's secret to life. here's josh mankiewicz with "a promise to helene". >> 40 years is a long time. that's 40 winters here in colorado. and countless snowfalls. it was on a day like this that young woman disappeared. her name was helene and helene had a frien

i mentioned ted cruz -- his faux outrage over fcc news suggesting fox might be pushing state propaganda -- david yearn expert, on the media, on fox. is there any equivalent to fox. key think of another example of another media organization? in the u.s. or brother has this kind of relationship with the governing party at the time? with the president. with one of our major political parties? people like sean hannity speaking on the phone regularly to donald trump after a show. he was dubbed the shadow chief of staff. donald trump, according -- trying to dial into lou dobbs's show. i can't think of an analogy was in other media organization. >> people at fox would actually point to your final and say, msnbc is the equivalent. i don't see it that way. i think msnbc -- you have liberal viewpoints -- >> david. i won't be getting off air tonight and ringing the white house for a chat. i can assure you. >> that's exactly right. it seems to me the corporate ownership of msnbc has embraced this as a successful business play for them. not as partisan effort over and expression of ideological desir

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the ted waller. those were the 3 subject countries that he visited. well, you talk about all these visits. the western media has been writing not stop about the possible russian influence. i'll be negatively growing and africa. what do you make of their statements? a funeral. i would not one to go too much into the statement that is being made by 3rd countries. the key thing for us, it's the relationship between the 2 countries. how do we see it? and there is no doubt in our assessment that to their bilateral relationships between the 2 countries is great. and of course, you understand that to 3rd parties will have their own opinion, negative or positive. how do the people that on that note in south africa view president vladimir putin? does he have anything in common with president ramos? so stuff. yes, there are quite a number of things that are in common between the 2 presidents. one of the commonality between the 2 precedent is that both of them are members of the brakes group of countries. so that was not us number one, but also number 2. the com

we are at the ted adcock community center. this is one of the three different sites along the coast that will be opening up this week as in person support for people applying for fema disaster relief from the recent storms. here is what you need to know about these resources. the new assistant centers which are being called mobile registration intake centers will offer female or -- fema disaster relief services. staff can answer questions and help with registration. officials from the county state office of emergency and fema will be on hand to provide a one-stop shop source. those include employment assistance, veterans assistance, access and functional needs assistance and information on housing programs. the first one is opening up today at the la honda pescadero unified school district board room. it is open from 8:00 until 5:00 today and 8:00 until 7:00 tomorrow. la honda fire station third sunday and monday at the ted adcock community center. the deadline to apply for relief through fema is approaching on march 16. you c

not interesting and this is an issue that we debated with some famous historian like ken burns and ted widmer and eric rauchway. and there's a debate was it hoover to roosevelt or was it trump to biden ken. burns was on the podcast twice, and the first time he said oh, you know, dave, you're focused on some of the minutia of transitions but think back, we've had 233 years of uninterrupted handover of power presidents may not have wanted to leave, but they've always left no troops have been alerted, no shots have been fired. nobody's been. that's the miracle of. america. so i had him on after january 6th and i read him that statement and i said troops have been alerted shots have been fired, people have died. and he said, this is worse than hoover. roosevelt. yeah, it seems. now, the good part is that the biden team actually was the most effectively organized, the largest team and anticipated virtually everything about what happened. except for january six, the fellow that ran the transition, ted kaufman, who was biden's long aide, probably his best friend, put together to streams of wo

thanks for joining us, ted. the first thing i want to say is my goodness.rick mahomes is a good football player. i mean, he did not. he scored on every drive he had in that second half. listen to this. pass for 13, or 14 scored on every drive . the only incomplete pass he threw was an intentional throw away. he ran for 40 yards. he set them up for that field goal with a 26 yard run. that is m v p he's incredible, and i thought it was even more noteworthy because this comes on the heels of tom brady's retirement previously, this was tom brady's nfl, but now it is officially pat mahomes nfl and, yes, aaron rodgers. he's doing his isolation retreats still be a factor in the nfl, but for the time being, it's all pat mahomes world and we are just living in it. that was one of those transcendent performances. and i know you want to touch on this salad just unfortunate that i felt the ending was. i think you're in the same boat as me. we probably wanted it to not be decided by the officials, right? yeah. what do you think about that penalty? because i've you know,

. >> senator, i am a citizen, just wand to participate in the -- >> wow, ted cruz nails it joining me right now economic banking commerce committee member ohio senator,thanks very much for being here this morning what is your response, and reaction to what is taking place, with this nominee? tornado ted nails one area but there are other areas to creative, your thoughts. >> yeah look this person is very radical i think a good chance a number of democrats will vote against her nomination i certain hope they do, ted cruz hit one one of the critical points she is before the senate waiting to be con nicks donating to senators as that is happening donateing to senate candidates as that is happening a conflict of interest unethical approach to this we have been unable to find a single capital that happening even once she has bizarre level of racist rhetoric in tweets called donald trump leader of rag eddie band white spectrumists, do in't think anyone who with leaves legal terms as pejoratives, a groupthink okay talking about right racial group acceptable where i directed my questioning yes

we want to go to dallas, texas, where we are joined by republican senator ted cruz.ood morning to you, senator. >> good morning, margaret. >> this balloon traversed 11 states, but the pentagon says they were able to mitigate some of its impact. do you think there is an upside to the fact that this was captured this time? >> well, listen, i want to start by doing something that i don't do very often, which is commending joe biden for actually having the guts to shoot this down. that was the right thing to do. that is absolutely what president should have done. unfortunately, he didn't do that until a week after it entered u.s. air space. he allowed a full week for the chinese to conduct spying operations over the united states, over sensitive military installations exposing not just photographs but the potential of intercepted communications, and more broadly, i think this entire episode telegraphed weakness to xi and the chinese government. to illustrate why, i would just ask one hypothetical question, imagine how this would have played out if nobody had taken any pi

despite a norwegian supreme court ruling against them, united nations secretary general antonio good ted ish, has warrant that human rights are under assault around the world. speaking to the un human rights council, ted, as you said, that russia's invasion of ukraine in particular had unleashed widespread death destruction and displacement gal guy. he called for a renewed commitment to international human rights agreement, is the same russian forces say that they are making advances an eastern ukraine. they've been mounting repeated attacks on the region around the city of bock moved, which has become the scene of some of the heaviest fighting in the war. ukraine's military says that it is holding the line and that the russian offensive has failed to gain new territory. this is what the front line of russia's war and ukraine looks like. according to russian state media. not a single civilian in site in back what the battle for back motors the longest running and bloodiest in russia's war on ukraine. russia claims it's making headway. the defense ministry said that in the genetic area, o

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republican representative of new york and the house democrats, pete aguilar and ted lieu, spoke aboutecision shortly after it was announced. >> like all of my colleagues, particularly in new york state i supported george santos as the nominee and the people of his district voted to elect him. >> i am just struck by the chaos, confusion, dysfunction of the republican conference. they defended putting him on committees and now they are announcing he's not going to serve on a committee. i don't understand what the play of the day is. we've said from the very beginning that george santos is not fit to serve on any committees. republicans defended him, initially, as they have announced his committee appointments. som, -- so i am pleased to know that the agreement has now. this is the decision of the week, or if this is the final decision i am not sure. george santos has issues and concerns and this is likely the outcome of his meeting with the speaker. but, it is unfortunate when republicans are put in a position to defend the someone who only has a passing relationship with the truth. and

joining me is ted oakley. good to see you.h for being here many interesting to see all the layoffs. yet we had a big jobs report which was much better than expected last week and then you look at corporate america and even though the recession worries have sort of pulled back a bit, there's some serious layoffs underway. >> yeah, maria. there are. i think people don't notice it and had don't add it all up but in the end, it's a slow thing but it happens. we think that will continue through the next couple quarters. maria: so what's behind it? do you expect a real weakening of the mack macro story? whats is your expectation for the macro story in '23? >> well, at ox be bow, we were thinking next few quarters you're going to have lower earnings and lower margins and i don't think that's in the market yet at all. i don't see that being in the marketplace. so we're looking for weakness in the overall s&p earnings and we're looking for margins to really contract quite a bit in here. maria: it's interesting had that you say that bec

so, ted, thank you for joining us.shows that in 2022, 89% of american jews said that anti-semitism is a big problem, up from 73% a year before. and there was a ten-point jump that jews feel less secure in their status in the united states. how do you even begin to tackle such a huge, clearly accelerating problem? >> well, it starts, thanks for having me, jake, it starts by acknowledging the moment we're in, and the importance of the survey, the number that really jumps out of the survey is that over 40% of american jews feel less secure living in america than they did just one year ago. that's a 10% increase from last year. so, aj c's call to action against anti-semitism recognizes that this requires a whole of society approach that ultimately it's not just the jews who are at risk when anti-semitism is allowed to faster and that we're all in this together, fighting this jew hatred. so, whether it's advocacy before government or advocacy with businesses, interacting with universities, law enforcement, social media, per

i want to d, silo the world like i was just talking about with ted. and we've got to stop living in these little tiny boxes too. so don't live in boxes, right? the truth doesn't live in a box. the truth is, everywhere i'm reaches. i'll be looking for you again, right here. or i hope to florida direct impact. ah ah ah in 1834 france invaded algeria, and straight away the french started inhabiting it to strengthen their position. the colonists known as b a. no, ours took the best land from day one, the local population was put into an unequal position and was brutally exploited. this cause, mazda is content. the people of algeria began their long term fight for independence . in 1954, the banner of freedom was raised by the national liberation front. a guerrilla war against the occupants broke out. the french tried to suppress to rebellion using cruel measures. full villages were wiped out packs of georgia and executions of civil people, including pregnant women children and old people took place more than 2000000 people were put into concentration camp

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texas senator ted cruz. senator, i guess the obvious question is why? why is there a double standard? why would you let joe biden go to a house you know you have to search? why wouldn't the search have taken first? >> unfortunately double standard throughout biden presidency. biden department of justice, most political department of justice we have ever seen. when it comes to donald trump it is political. they want to take him down. when it comes to joe biden they are protecting him. we know he was raided in november. yet the fbi kept it a secret. leak like a sieve when it concerns donald trump. when it concerns joe biden, they keep it a secret. at this point, is there a place he doesn't leave documents? he leaves a cash of classified documents. this is something i discussed in depth on my podcast "verdict" " there is a special prosecutor appointed by the attorney general. there is a way to know whether that special prosecutor is trying to follow the law. in poker, you have a signal that shows what you are doing. if the special prosecutor following the

thanks so much for being with us. >> hey, jim. >> alice, today we heard from senator ted cruz.biden over his handling of the chinese spy balloon. republican senator j.d. vance slammed him on twitter for a dereliction of duty or worse for not shooting down the balloon. i think he had an earlier tweet that showed him holding a firearm in his lap suggesting it could maybe be shot down even though that could never happen. speaker kevin mccarthy tweeting, first president biden refused to defend our borders, now he won't defend our skies. marjorie taylor greene had a tweet of her own. are they in danger of maybe being full of hot air themselves? i mean, you know, what do you think? >> look, i agree that it was the right thing to do to take down this chinese spy drone. but it was too little, too late. and we're seeing choruses of republicans and people across this country saying that it should not have gotten to this point. and as our colleague, david urban, said this morning, what we saw was, in essence, china giving the middle finger the size of three school buses to america all the