back to the room. >> just to follow up does the united states military have to take any additional precautions>> really, to put this into perspective president -sized transit of the united states, the department of defense, we are monitoring that for obvious reasons but not playing much of a role in that regard. we will keep an eye a on the indo pacific region. thinking period each. >> a couple of questions for the furry "the wall street journal" picked it up so troops are waiting and it was critical of classification kills the common. >> can you broadly address the claim? >> at unnecessarily want to comment on somebody else's report. when it comes to classification certainly is dod members are required to take that is something we continue to work at and we have talked about in the past with an ongoing review and when that is complete according to the appropriations committee the pentagon p has incentive where is the delay and why is it completed? last week they sent a letter to president biden providing ukraine with the mission so does dod support using cost munitions in ukraine. >> i will n

to a certain extent, we, the united states military, our allies, our joint sister services, even to a certain extent, historians and also amateur enthusiasts and military. we, all of us go to doctrine to find the common lexicon that we can speak. and i know that you know that we know that. we all know that that thing that we're talking about means the same thing. but also it helps us it helps us better understand how how we all do the ordered arrangement of forces and activities to a common standard or to a common and state. so why put quotes and doctrine? that's a great question. i often ask myself that question and i know for a fact i've been cornered on several occasions, cornered on social media, and asked why would we put that stuff in there? well, we put quotes and doctrine because we want to show that certain principles, certain techniques, certain tactics, and show them in context and show them that, hey, this stuff has existed throughout the course of history. i think it was one point, mark twain, who said history doesn't rhyme or history doesn't repeat, but it rhymes. it's f

i don't want that for my united states military. n't want it for my alma mater at west point, the officer corps or the marine corps or the air force, navy. we need a military that focuses on the common purpose that brings people together, not hyper focused on what's different about us and that's the primary difference ever those who are ready for a strong military, not one that bows down to the progressive agenda. >> john: west point and yale, classic overachiever. >> sandra: debt ceiling standoff between president biden and kevin mccarthy is growing. kevin mccarthy wants biden to go back to the negotiating table. the president says show me your budget first. will they come first before the country defaults on its debts. that's a big question, plus this. >> maybe it's a coincidence the irs happened to visit matt taibbi on the day he was testifying about the weaponization of the federal government or maybe somebody was trying to send a message. >> john: irs staying silent over how often they send agents to people's homes after journal

they are those signify the united states military capacity might and will. the olive branch signifies the american desire to be a peacemaking diplomatic nation. on the seal of the united states the eagle was facing towards the olive branch, facing towards the olive branch because we want everyone to know how we define ourselves as a nation that yes apwe will have the military capacity to defeat enemies if we must, but as a nation our preference permanently and alwaysti is to seek peace and diplomatic solutions with all the nations of the world. after 20 years it's time to repeal the iraq war authorizations. i urge my colleagues to vote yes on this procedural vote today. it will begin a robust and wholesome debate that will go on until next week. senator young and diana were colleagues are committed to that it should include opportunities for members to offer amendments. that is being worked on by democratic and republican leadership. we haven't had a discussion of this kind for nearly six decades. it's good that we are going to give the time and attention tha

and brightest of american sons and daughters to one of the greatest organizations of the united states military, failing to bring them in and develop them as noncommissioned officers and officers for the defense of our nation. >> the men and women of the armed forces of the united states are the best people in this country. present and past and i want to thank the veterans that are present who are with us, thank you for your service. one of the great accomplishments of the trump/pence administration, your unwavering support after years of budget cutbacks we rebuilt our military. we passed with the senators support the largest increase investment in national defense since the days of ronald reagan and in a real sense during our years the pride was back, i saw it, visiting our troops overseas in afghanistan and iraq. travel to many bases around the country, the ability to turn the military loose take the fight to isis, they defeated the isis caliphate, took down the isis leader without one american casualty, and extra ordinary achievement, credit to the armed forces. this administration, until re

the united states military was able to do that because we were and still are the most powerful military in the world and we must remain so if great power war is to continue to great power peace as to continue the whole. it deterse whole. this budget maintains our capabilities. it maintains our strength and high levels of readiness now and prepares us for the future. the people's republic of china remains our number one long-term strategic security challenge, so-called pacing threat in our strategy. the p.r.c. intends to be the regional hedge monday in the western pacific and asia within the next 10 years and exceed the united states' overall military capability by 2049, according to their open source speeches. the people's republic of china's actions of moving it down the path towards confrontation and potential conflict with its neighbors and possibly the united states but, again, i say, china -- war with china is neither inevitable nor imminent. additionally, russia is an acute threat and remains very dangerous. over one year ago, russia undertook an illegal and unprovoked war against

first of all, in the united states military, we take safety very, very seriously. each of the services, each of our -- each aviation unit down to the unit level will have a safety branch whose primary role is to do exactly that. maintain constant situational awareness on safety. so that is something that's baked into our culture, something we'll continue to do. i'm not aware of a d.o.d.-wide review. certainly any time there's an accident, it is incredibly unfortunate. something we take incredibly seriously. and every single investigation is intended to help us learn from that to prevent future accidents from happening. unfortunately, a lot of what we do is inherently dangerous and so you know, this is something that we're always going to constantly be working at. and as in the case of the blackhawk helicopter crashes, you heard me say, there's a team already en route to alabama to begin that investigation. so again, it's something that we as department will always take very, very seriously. and we'll just never let up on that. reporter: my other question, the team

. >> todd: fox news alert, united states military conducting airstrikes against iranian backed groups in syria after drone attack kills an american and injuries five u.s. servicemembers. you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for carley shimkus. this is after recent attacks by the guard, coming under attack 78 times by iranian-backed sources since january of 2021. alexandria hoff is live with details. good morning. >> alexandria: a group afilliated with iran military guard crashed into a building killing a u.s. contractor around 1:30 a.m. once determined the unman aircraft was iranian origin, retaliatory airstrikes were carried out last night. the observatory for rights, eight were killed in that. lloyd austin said at the direction of president biden, i authorize to conduct precision airstrikes in eastern syria. the airstrikes were conducted in response to today's attack and series of attacks against coalition sources by groups associated with irgc. we will take measures to defend our people, no group will strike our groups with imp

it is no longer required to serve in the united states military and have a covid vaccine. mr. pence: thank you, senator. that is tremendous leadership. [applause] sen. ernst: we still struggle with those recruiting issues. you mentioned the area of wo ke-ism in the military. whether it was your son, son-in-law, i know my daughter, when we served in the military, we didn't have to talk about those issues. an example is discriminatory action is not prevalent in our military. i don't want people to believe that it is. i have served with people of every stripe and ethnic origin or religion. and it wasn't an issue for any of us. all we knew was that we were brothers and sisters in arms, we were in it together. it simply didn't matter. i want to thank you for always having that level of responsibility when it came to our men and women in uniform and understanding that they are great patriots and americans regardless of where they come from. what church or synagogue they worship at. thank you for doing that. [applause] i am going to dive into an area that you have played such an incre

. >> we'll introduce an authorization to use military force with the united states military can destroyhese labs. we need to unleash the fury of the united states. >> our military on these kinds of things with the intelligence we have can act with precision and destroy these groups in a relatively short period of time. >> dana: interested on the issue amass the authorization to use military force. this week there is bipartisan agreement to withdraw the authorization to use military force that was used in afghanistan. basically to allow the united states military to go after terrorists wherever they were. this would be i guess a different aoms. an interesting thing that you would maybe cancel one and take away that opportunity for the president to authorize but also add one in mexico. i'm not against it but interesting timing. >> bill: when we cover these stories in depth for years. there are moments and stories that exact change. maybe this is it but apparently 100,000 people dead from fentanyl wasn't enough. >> dana: yep. there is a lot to talk about there, too. what do we need to do o

he's an embarrassment, should step down here this protecting this country, if you are in the united states military and i will never forget watching admiral harris out in pearl harbor, a long way away from your but in the united states, and he said our number one goal that we, the united states military is there for is to protect this country. you are not protecting this country. you are allowing a bad situation to get worse if you are allowing it to continue to get worse, and you have no real action to plug that with an offense. and i think it's embarrassing. i think that you should go back within your organization and support your people more. i think it's embarrassing to have one woman out there i herself. and so i want to thank you for your service, but at the same time comes responsibility of serious talk within the administration about this breaking the law and doing nothing about it. so i have left you defenseless. i didn't allow you time to respond. i did not yell or screen, but i think that you need to hear it when you come appear on the hill. we do not have confidence in the department, a

secondly, we are going to introduce an authorization to use military force for the united states military can go in and destroy these labs and networks. once designated an fto terrorist organization, the second step will be engaging in is giving the mill -- the military to go after these organizations, wherever they exist. not to invade mexico, not to shoot mexican airplanes down, but to destroy drug labs that are poisoning americans. it is time to get serious and use the tools in the toolbox. not just in the prosecution lane, not just in the law enforcement lane, but in the military lane, as well. hopefully, this will change behavior of the mexican government. nothing would please me more than have a meaningful partnership to take these drug cartels down and stop killing americans. if mexico will not cooperate, we are going to have to do what is in our national cured interest. host: carolina republican lindsey graham on capitol hill yesterday. the idea of the u.s. military going into mexico to destroy these labs. is there a precedent for that in the past? guest: i do not know -- certainl

we overturned that now, it is no longer required to serve in the united states military and have a covid faxing. mike: that is tremendous leadership. [applause] joni: so, we still struggle with those recruiting issues. you mentioned the area of locus and in the military. whether it was your son-in-law, my daughter, even years past when i served, we did not have to talk about those issues. there may be examples here and there of discriminatory action, it is not prevalent in our military. i do not want people to believe it is. i served with people of every stripe, ethnic origin, or religion and it was not an issue for anybody. all we knew is we were brothers and sisters in arms, we were in it together. it simply did not matter. i want to thank you for having fat level of air and responsibility came to men and women in uniform, and understanding they are great patriots and americans regardless of where they come from, what church or synagogue they worship at. you have been solidly behind everyone who wears the uniform. i think you for doing that. -- thank you for doing that. [applause] i wi

veteran, as an rotc commission officer, as a former member of the reserve, i can tell you the united states military has been decades ahead of the rest of our society and inclusion. i've said publicly many times the united states military is the greatest civil rights program in the history of the world and i'm proud that they have been ahead of our society on that. when some of my colleagues criticized the department for misplaced priorities, i think that is what this concern that i have and the ranking member has what they are talking about. withey regards to the junior ro, in my home state of mississippi the program is a pillar in the development of the future leaders. over the years on passed legislation to expand the number of jrotc units as a part of the nda a increased funding for the growth and the veterans who are eligible to be junior rotc instructors. they help the nation's high schoolers reach more of their full potential to become successful citizens. the rand corporation report found, and i quote, there is consensus that jrotc participation has both academic and nonacademic benefits for

. >>> leading the news, the united states military has begun joint military exercises with south koreances. the drills are expected to last for 11 days and mark the biggest in five years. they will involve live artillery and simulations of war scenarios. kim jong un's regime has already responded. the north korean government released these photos through state media. they say it shows the test of two strategic cruise missiles fired from a sub marine. south korea's military confirmed at least one missile was launched >>> today marks ten years since pope francis was elected the 86-year-old pontiff will mark the day by celebrating mass with a group of cardinals. he succeeded pope benedict xvi he recently passed away at the age of 95. >>> there is no stopping mikaela shiffrin on saturday, which happened to be exactly 12 years since her first race on the alpine cup, she won her 87th career victory. this broke an alpine world record that had been held by over 30 years by swedish skier ingamar stenmark her accolades include two olympic gold medals and seven world titles >>> after nearly five m

and for those that will manage military activities involving china in the bilateral and multi- security dialogs. and third the united states can provide allies and partners with more incentives and alternatives for the skills of the us military that others symbolic activities such as senior-level meetings can engage with the pla to showcase the political diplomacy and finally the us can put more effort into increasing awareness and those risks associated with the pla such as the collecting foreign intelligence excuse me intelligence on foreign military and combat maneuvers we see it masquerade as anti- terrorism exercises with partners like russia and it is important in these cases the us help to clarify the distinction with the awareness for these types of activities and what they pose. i will stop there and i look forward to answering your questions. >> we will go alphabetical. >> i wish i had the knowledge to talk about the military aspects but i am very interested because that civil organization and those companies investing that lean into what you talk about which is the military achieving a goal. so you mentioned sev

united states or the world. for example, united states military exist existing to try to itself. but in see that it's in just a global and therefore the united states is likely to be due on several other issues which is saturday and just and not the shows that are happening, it's for the industrials or some other countries. for example, like china, britain, france, or perhaps unless like you do use that extensively what the validation and the power and the weight of you want to follow. the main thing was all the way except as they said, maybe united states fif need to use that. we don't work the on issues to be on. it's on exist potential threat and certainly can just that makes it use that the other both may have also occasionally used it for this started in just what united states, particularly perhaps they were going to. and so you and system relatively little more than others. ok, well for has, i think let me use my view, her power in the show and the cold for a little break, but we will be back in just a few moments. stay tuned. me or the ah not talk to you later. this is ebo

something in that case, even when you need your gordon just all for now, united states may not be in wall. for example, united states military exists existence. she'll try to self, but it sees it, it's in just a global. and therefore, the united states is like people used to be taught on several other issues which it cities as it's so that they can just and not the shows that are certainly it's many of the students now with some other countries. for example, like china, britain, france sort of show, but unless like, do do use it extensively and what the validation of followed in the future if you want a veto, pollard, it means the same all the fight. except, as i said, maybe united states he's need to, you know, that we don't work on issues to be on its own existence shall print and it started to control us that makes it to you will that the 2 other follows may have also occasionally used it for this started in just what united states spectacle perhaps is that we're doing to and so you want to some relatively little bit more than others. ok, well i think let me use my read her power in the show and the call for a little brea

secondly we going to introduce an authorization to use military force for the united states military o in and destroy these labs. destroy these networks. once your designated terrorist organization, the second step that we will be engaging in is in the military, the authority to go after these organizations wherever they exist, not to invade mexico, not to shoot mexican airplanes down but to destroy drug labs that are poisoning americans. bill clinton, planned colby. here's what joe biden said. we have an obligation in the interests of our children in the interests of the hemisphere to keep the oldest democracy in place, colombia, give them a fighting chance to keep from becoming a narco state. joe biden supported plan colombia in 2000. plan colombia lab the united states military to partner with colombia, their military, their agencies, get in on the ground and disrupt the cocaine traffic that was poisoning america back then. fentanyl is up to 10,000 times more lethal than a dose of morphine. fentanyl is a weapon of mass description. if you thought plan colombia, was a good idea, to

kevin: you are asked mobile times -- multiple times about mexico and the idea of using the united states military to prevent the drug trade, to get more involved. your answer to the congress was you believe that that's a law-enforcement problem, not a military problem. why do you think that? gen. milley: from the border and, it's definitely law-enforcement. i was involved many years ago in the counter drug war between columbia and central america. i think it's an intro government agency approach. the drug traffic and trade is fundamentally a law enforcement issue. it's a crime. mexico has its challenges we are i wouldn't recommend anything to be done without mexico's support. there are capabilities that the military has, intelligence or logistical support, airlift,. also capabilities and special operations forces that are always possible. these are difficult policy decisions. i would argue that the best thing that can be done is going through the local government and work with them and their militaries to stem of the flow of drugs. it's a serious problem for the nation. fentanyl has been coming a

let my direction united states military successfully executed a flawless precision strike. so only terrorists are killed and there's no risk to us soldiers. drone strikes to controlled from here in nevada, not far from las vegas. we would have liked to shoot inside the base and talk to the u. s. military. we spent months trying to get an interview getting nowhere but which still like to take a look at the creech air force base lou. this is where the drone pilots walk thousands of miles away from their target. ah, so what are the people who live close by now about the banks? don't people like me to topic? no, no. amazingly, nobody talks about anything that goes on over there. this why no, no need to. we try talking to people in a local bar. we're not filming that after 10 minutes, a former soldier threatens us with violence. if we don't leave many reviewers in it's promotional videos, the military makes drone warfare look like a video game controlled by a joystick. do strike them. say, oh, we want to see what drone warfare means in the places where the missiles strike while

s. intelligence in ukraine today, for the craig is entirely dependent upon the united states military and economic support. so that without american support, the ukraine would dry up and blow, they wouldn't last 2 weeks if the united states stop sending them major weapon systems. if the europeans, like the germans and the french and the british stop sending them plus their mercenaries, the west is supplying vast amounts of weapons to keep ignoring the ukranian nationalist, terrible crime. so reparation. aerodynamic continues. oh, a huge deal with the both, both the models you need to do both with a with a a with a personal number you have that with with lou needs to come to russian state will never if i've stayed on the most, i'm skiing with eclipse in 55 with okay, so mine is 2000 speedy, one else calls with we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia to date and school r t spoke back to even our video agency, roughly all dram to on you to a said with unrest across the global financial system continues. as the largest german bank loses 20 percent

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s. military base outside the united states and central to you, astro operations wild wind. ramstein is home to a control center where life images from drones around the world are analyzed and cross referenced with intelligence. in other words, this is where much of the groundwork for targeted killings is done ah, daily comma and the u. s. can kill people whenever and where ever it decides to without due process. bad vibes mention. and that is at the very least controversial in terms of germany's interpretation of international law. and of those 2 for years germany accepted un assurances that the activities in ramstein do not violate its laws. you was the u. s. has reiterated that had respects german law in its use of the ramstein bay slash otta. but what does the us actually mean by respect german law to in the wake of 911, the u. s. declined a wall on terra and pastor law approving use of all necessary and appropriate force, again, suspected terrorists in other words drowns their advantages. supposedly include precision strikes and reduced collateral damage. with weapons like the pred

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today, for the ukraine is entirely dependent upon the united states military and economic support. so that without american support, the ukraine would dry up and blow and they wouldn't last 2 weeks if the united states stop sending them a major weapon systems. if the europeans like the germans and the french and the british stop sending them, plus their mercenaries was to supply vast amounts of weapons to cave, ignoring the ukrainian nationalist, terrible crime. and so over ation, aerodynamic continues. who i this is the ancient lake by called more specifically, the island of poland, also known as the heart of by called, straight away. you can feel something mystical here. a place of traditions, an amazing mix of cultures and peoples, but what makes this place so appealing? we're going to speak to some of the most prominent locals of all phone can uncover some of it with i guess build on to the streets over 1000000 protesters against controversial pension reforms. cost for police across the front. that says the president defends his controversial bill. washington pledge support for

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the united states military has condemned moscow for being reckless after an unmanned american spy drone the propeller of a russian fighter jet causing the drone to crash into the black sea. washington says this happened over international waters and u.s. president joe biden has been briefed on the incident. the first of its kind since russia began its invasion of ukraine over a year ago. here is what the pentagon press secretary had to say. >> with the u.s. air force intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance unmanned aircraft that woods operating with an international airspace over the black sea today. at approximately 7:03 a.m. central european time one of the russian aircraft struck the propeller causing u.s. forces to have to bring the m q nine down any international waters. several times before the collision the su 27 dumped fuel on and flew in front of the m q nine in reckless and unprofessional manner. >> the pentagon press secretary speaking. let's cross to our correspondent who joins us from washington, d.c. tell us more about what the u.s. version of events is. >> as you hea

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