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and families directlyi affects their choices and their ability to live the free lifee that they want toha live with te money that they normally could make. now madison, i want to remind our viewers who may have forgotten this moment on the angle four years ago. watch you or miss ohio for the miss usa pageant and you just took the bar past the bar.. congratulate. awesome.e. thank . you're going to go and be a lawyer. so many peoplemary who werees in these pageants competitions incredible. absolutely. they're going to be a huge success as a great babylon. ng well,ra congrats on the primary win last night i saw all thoseye years ago. he but why do you think that theree is this surge now in young women who are stepping forward and politics to answer madison the emily's list planned parenthood crowd? yes, thank you so much for and what a great moment from four years ago. i think the reality is that across the country women are fed up. nd sitting of on the sideline and we're sick of sitting back and watching career politicians destroy our lives. people in my district are fed up. they're feeling

this is one of these races were what we are talked about earlier today, really has come into effect toha those delays from redistricting and litigation because began this race with the polling lead and with a fundraising lead. he wasdr known statewide. ted budd not as many voters delete bit endorsed by donald trump if this primary had happened on the originally scheduled day i think he would have been the favorite. but ted at bud got an additional two months.mo as allies of the club for growth which upward of $14 million in support of him had an additional two months to get that trump endorsement in front of more voters, introduce ted budd two more voters we have seen he has taken a lead in the primary polling and looks to be in pretty strong position heading into election day. >> one of the things insight election does is race ratings, showing where they think each of these races stand when it comes to north carolina, open seat that richard burt is leaving currently placing in the republican category, why not in that tossup? what word you need to see from democrats to makegu it an even

toha great when you pay off your debt tomorrow tomorrow so, what is it? they divorced me eat drink thank you to me for those of their living space enough. well , of course, i'm not an expert, but it seems to me that it was circled by a right-hander. and what, and the fact that our suspect is tarred? lefty how do you know? he even, in my opinion, did not sign the protocol on the boxing stance. when we detained him, he began to remember like this, but this still does not speak of his innocence, there is darkness against him, so kolya's announcements from me alibi yes, no, it looks like a murderer, it looks like it doesn't look like. what do you think, he came here to dance? kolya well, don't you understand that in this show business there is nothing to do without patronage? for sure i 'll soon guys, i'll leave the cabbage with meat soon, let's eat. what are guys? again, who gave the address? why didn't you want to do it again? i do not understand what is not, but then the address that i will get off with you honestly. what is impossible is really so, well,

impact on russia and among the indicators one might look at for example the fact we are seen close toha what we predict approximately 20% inflation in russia that we expect the gdp will pull about 10% possibly even more in the course of the year. we've seen not only the sanctions enacted by the united states and europe and other partnersur around the world havg these impacts, but also the private sector taking action on its own so things like the fact that oil production services and companies pull themselves out and will have an impact on russia's capacity to produce and puts a major revenue source obviously for russia. we've seen other indicators and on export controls things like how export controls on semi conductors and soin on are affecting the industry so that's a significant impact essentially although obviously time will tell as we move forward. >> any popular in terms of the economic factors that could translate into political resistance to the regime? >> i know many of us have a protester that erupted after the invasion and then the crackdown that occurred essentially includi

i couldn't make heads or tails of what this was supposed toha be allt about. this is really awful, laura . first of all,th china has declared a quote unquote people's war on the u.s.. they didid in two thousand with people's daily the most authoritative publication in china when people's daily speak dai. that's chinese speaking and we know, you know, covid that lincoln talked about. well, china we don't know wherew covid-19 came fromhe, but theres 100% that we know that china deliberately spread covid-19 beyond its borders. we know 100% that china is behind these large far flung sentinel games and that means 100,000 americans have been killed each year with chinese bednall and that's deliberate. so i don't know how you work with a country like that . and when you say that you have to work with a country like china, you're giving china a veto over american foreign policy cr, which is what biden s done in some respects. well, a he also signaled that as long these guys are in charge, biden or whoever pulling i the stringss, we're never goinge to even begin to dec

now see how is that going toha be a fair jury?yeah, i think probablyro the biggest thing sean is is when you look at a jury pool, you're going to want to make sure that you don't get donors to any political party. s i mean, whether it's donaldmp trump or hillary clinton in thee reports i read earlier todaywe where we're very troubling because as youre look at that , you want someone regardless of how they might have voted r to be impartial juror.ial and here's what we do juror, iss the allegations against this particular attorney i believe are the tip of the iceberg. you've got devin got nunez on tonight. you had jim jordan and others r that were really at the tipea of the spear. you didf cover this for three years. and here's what we also know. it shouldn't just stop with the allegations and justice for attorneys if indeed j mr. sussmann is guilty. we also know that bruce and nellie were met with, withne differentll individuals and that connection between fusion gps, christopher steele, the fake dossier and others very high up at

the, the steps they had to taked to make sure the system didn'too collapse boosted the debt levels toha what sort of an irrecoverable navarro yeah. yeah. to borrow a top gun metaphor. right. of it. just there's no getting out of it. and so at that point you've got to inflate it away. i think you can see the steps of the serial stimulus, the stimulus in twentyytimu twenty one where maybe we didn't really need it. we are already recovering. we had the vaccines but they did it again. and you can see in the data you can see last year we ran and the congress and the fedon causing inflation as a way out of debt effectively the only policy prescription, the only politically and economically palatable policy prescription once you get the debt to where it is the same. >> so you get poor fromyo inflation. remember they're doing this on purpose. that's on fox station tomorrow, 7:00. you get only one thing the rest of your life. what would it be ? easy. pretty sure that's not one thing. barbecue buffet buffet is the complete opposite of barbecue ribs and barbecueli chicken aside and plain aspirin c

i don't think that's going toha happen. and if they did, people would have access in neighboring states, new york , california or anywhere else they wanted ton go that correct? correct. far this is the far left extremist ship is sinking with joe biden at the helm. they know it on every you just laid out, john. they believe that this criminal leak of a potential draft of a supreme court decision isto their life raft and they are clinging to it and screaming t from the hilltops. they just declared that you men' i don't want to speak fort but i presume clay and everyone else who supported the policies of donald trump or believed in america first is the mostca extreme movement in american history. they have pegged and maxnd their rhetorical response m and as you pointed out from the bitter clingers of barack obama to the basket of deplorable to hillary clinton, demagogery doesn't work politically as well and here kamala harris say how dare you all i think that does is make voters say where's that passion on any other single iss

system in real time so we don't want this to take a long period of time but the goal is absolutely toha have that high fidelity information that we get from all the sensors and be able to integrate that with what we may have on the ground-based sensors so whatever you may have on the platform on the ground or from other centers that we may have with different domains we want to integrate that all and get this picture as we would with any other unidentified objects that we are tracking as a part of our normal nointelligence responsibilities. >> thank you. last question. if you waited, i am a navy pilot and i've encountered. walk me through the protocol once i see something that needs reported. >> the first thing in aviator would do after landing as a part of their normal debriefing as they would contact their intelligence officer and that intelligence officer would then walk them through first filing a data presentation to ensure that whatever sensor data that we preserve that so that it's available for later analysis. second, they would fill out a form that includes details like where t

>> as i discussed earlier in my testimony, the higher income taxpayers tend to take longer toha completeo there may be audits underway that are not yet reflected in that data. >> american with the highest incomes with a large share of unreported taxes at the same time especially black and latino communities are targeted more and looking at the allocation of resources the irs utilizes to scrutinize high income households because studies have shown that tax evasion and underreporting numbers are higher and then the money collected is far more significant in targeting lower income households and if you can answer that question? >> i will start by saying in 2013 we recommended the irs look at direct income with costs thets various parts of audits and suggested the irs could increase the amount of revenue they collected byhe shifting resources along the lines that you describe from lower productive audits to hire productive audits it took time tori develop a model to do that and to measure in particular on the cost side of the audits the irs has began implementing a model which does look at t

provide too many places around the world is more important for the united states to be stepping up toha crisis i'm just wondering if the similar to the food crisis in the past if we don't address that could that lead to social unrest and conflict and potentially stressing governments and creating more mass migration only to make the overall security crisis even greater quick. >> thank you so much for your question i have to say i am married to a former service actor with usaid so i interest and also by marriage and long discussion very interested in the humanitarian aspects of this conflict. what you say is right it shows why this is a global conflict why it is an interest of the united states to do everything we can toy help ukraine defend itself. and then to rebuild and with regard to the food insecurity issue it's one of the big issues i will be looking at doing everything i can to assist. we have a new envoy in the state department and we are working together with the un and usaid and other organizations to alleviate some of the second order consequences. >> thank you very much what

to work on the critical factor be helpful for this relationship to continue toha flourish. >> senatordon't have enough familiarity so i will say in our own backyard as i've mentioned we cut red tape by 20% on permitting. >> premier as far as working with the united states government or are coming into the markets or us going into the market as a a transfer is there any impediment that you think we have? >> the government of the united states doesn't want more canadian energy. to risk that again that kind of capitall again we need a message about regulatory certainty. i would add that we are already ulhaving discussions with people from the united states. a month ago i was in washington and wehe had meetings with the doe, the departmenti of interior as well as the departmentt of commerce and we are looking at the different ways of having greaterf collaboration and it could be investing, it could be uptake agreements but we need to be able to have a transparent dialogue with all of the stakeholders. >> both in canada and of the united states, our government and the administration both c

as i mentioned it is to have a balanced approach toha the publc land to make sure that we are doing the job possible for the american people,, considerig the public lands belong to them. >> does the affordability of energy, the cost of gas at theam gas pump ever figure into any of the decision-making process? >> senator, i know exactly what it's like to be poor, quite frankly. >> undersecretary mentioned panic a little bit ago. t panic is five dollars a gallon gasoline when you are a single mom with two children and you don't have the gas money to get to your appointment and they call and say i can't make it today. can we visit over the phone? panic is when two children under the age of 15 months and he says my utility bill doubled this month. is there a problem out there. that is what the panic is. we didn't hear it in kansas. i thinka the left liberal media was digging up panic but most of the country wasn't panic then. today is panic. that's what's going on across this nation. i want to share with you what is creating the high price of oil right now. it takes a year or two for invest

and like the west rest of us, the packers not causing the record levels of inflation, not toha mentionevere labor shortages and continued and supply chain challenges. despite these i nor mouse obstacles, the peakers continue to provide an invaluable service and do so with incredible efficiency. we know we need greater competition, and i think we're committed to doing the right things to help small processers to become medium, medium become largeed and have greater competition. .. >> ndnothing more than perpetuating the biden administration's attempt to continue that desperate, baseless narratives. for desperately trying to understand these price and pa dynamics. thinking we might benefit from having the heads of packing companies, beef units testified today. i know several of the companies suggested that alternative and their suggestions were repeatedly denied. perhaps an economist or market analyst would be key to that conversation but despite a bipartisan request from some several members i understand that idea was rejected. i hope i'm wrong but this hearing reeks of political point