the biggest concern here is that you have these two biden think banks one university of pennsylvania other university of delawarere any connection between the millions of dollars, in foreign donations pouring you into these universities the fact they have biden think tanks operating on campuses, this is a very big concern because we know that foreign gover use donations to try to gain influence, true of champion we have, 6.we found 6.5 million dollars, went to university of delaware from china, penn took over 60 million dollars from china. since biden centers opened on their campuses, so was there any connection between that, i mean foreign donations? have when you have senior administration officials who are working at the biden think thanks one at university of delaware still run by biden's sister you have potential for a big problem there conflicts of interest. >> incredible 1850 box documents biden sent top university of delaware, and a lot of the people who were at university of pennsylvania are now in biden's cabinet, the ambassador to canada he has chairman of the board, he is -- got the job as ambassador

a clinical lab at our state university and allied health center in wilmington and the state-of-the-art laboratory on the side of the mckinley lab at the university of delaware. over the course of the next year the funding will help rehabilitate properties on the east side of wilmington working with the mayor and his team. we hope to reenergize bennu bankrupt school to help more families find a safe place to live and call home. i thank you for your partnership there. [applause] the wilmington delegation. they will make similar investments in communities across our state and their housing director is leading the effort. please stand up. [applause] my budget next week will build on these investments federal funds in affordable housing and i look forward to working with senator lachman and tell but in others to make other issues a priority. we look forward to working with you. ultimately we want to expand economic opportunities and build a competitive workforce we need to start in the schools. we all know this and we all know a quality education start with the committed experienced teacher. right now the competition for the best teachers in the region is more i

muranski is a professor and the director of railway engineering and safety program at the university of delaware. he's also the author of art and science of rail grinding doctors. the ramp sky has actually consulted for years on some of these rail projects in china going as far back as the 1990 s. doctors are ramp sky. thank you so much for being with us. so 1st, 1st doctor's reps, the i'd like to talk to you about passenger rail both domestically and abroad. so let's start over in france, for example, where the prime minister of france, elizabeth born told reuters that her country plans on investing a 100000000000 euros in rail transport by the year 2040. now it's not clear at this point if that would only be for passenger rail or the entire rail system in general . but this project is aimed at decreasing frances carbon footprint. can you talk to us a little bit about the role that trains play in the way of going green and also in linking financially disadvantaged areas or communities to the major cities which the french say will actually open up opportunity for those folks. okay, so to start o

i was on my way when he called to speak at the university of delaware to talk about 9/11 with severalusand students to try to set the record, to calm things down a little bit. to make some sense out of the new world order. i told him where i was going. he said over the phone just tell them don't be afraid. he said don't be afraid, tell them that. it's extraordinary that the most ordinary of american things, don't be afraid. the twist of an accident, a deliberate act of evil, even in the darkness there should still be light. don't be afraid. fight back. don't let the terrorists to finance or change our way of life. but to stand up, to stand up to fear and to make sure that americans can still live their lives. that's what all of you represent in my perspective. letting americans live their lives and dreams. the problem with homeland security it was formed out of the tragedy of 9/11, to repeat myself. with an unshakable result of a sacred mission to secure our country and protect the american people. today it is as important as it's ever been. i would argue it's even more important. the

with the support of the american rescue plan, we are building a clinical lab at delaware state university, allied health center in wilmington, and a state-of-the-art laboratory on the site of the mckinley lab at the university of delaware. over the course of the next year, arpa funding will help rehabilitate lighted homes and properties on the eastside wilmington. working with mayor first key enters team, we hope to reenergize the community around the new banker school to help more families find a safe place to live in call home. mayor christa keith, thank you for your partnership there. the wilmington delegation will make similar investigations in dover milford and similar investigations across the strait e. jean young has been leading the effort across the three eugene, stand up. [applause] my budget next week will build on these investments. federal funds and community development. i look forward to working with senator lockman, senator townsend, and others in this room to make housing a priority in this legislative session. we look forward to working with you. ultimately if we want to

and i was on my way when he called to speak to students at the university of delaware, to talk about everal thousand students to try to set the record, not straight, but to calm things down a little. and to make some sense out of the new world we were in. i told him where i was going and he said over the phone, he said just tell them, don't be afraid. he said don't be afraid. tell them that. it is extraordinary that the most ordinary of american things, don't be afraid. life can be fair and uncertain, a true just a cruel twist of an accident or delivered active people, but even in the darkness there still should be light. don't be afraid. fight back. against the terrorists that want to fundamentally change our way of life. to stand up to fear and make sure that americans can still live their lives and dream their dreams. that is what this represents, letting americans live their lives entered their dreams. the department of homeland security was formed out of the tragedy of 9/11, to repeat myself, but with the unshakable resolve of a secret mission to secure our country and protect th

and it was -- i was on my way, what he calls to speak to students at the university of delaware to talk 9/11, several thousand students to try to set the record, and to make some sense out of the new world where -- i told him where i was going. and he said over the phone, he said just tell him. just tell them. don't be afraid. don't be afraid to tell them that. and it is extraordinary, with the most ordinary of american things. don't be afraid. to know life can be unfair and uncertain, a cruel twist of an axle, a delivered act of evil. even in the darkness there should be light. do not be afraid. fight back. do not let the terrorists define us. but to stand up, to stand up to fear, and to make sure that america's can still live their lives and dream their dreams, that is what all of you represent from my perspective. letting americans live their lives, and doing their dreams. the department of homeland security was formed out of the tragedy of 9/11, to repeat myself. but with an unshakable resolve, of a secret mission to secure our country, and to protect the american people, today, wor

because of all the money that your family has taken in from china and all the money that the university of delaware and university of pennsylvania got from china that housed many of the biden post vice presidency initiatives. >> sean: all of these things are important. we better get to the bottom of it because they are our number one geopolitical threat followed by russia followed by potentially nuclear armed iran, north korea, dangerous world. he does not seem on top of it. if there is any financial compromise, the american people need to know what that is. congressman, thank you for being with us. now we'll be back. by the way, we have a studio audience tonight. welcome all of you to the show. thank you for being here. coming up, we have some news out of chicago that is just breaking. it looks like mayor lori lightweight is about to be fired tonight. we'll get the results. big news. we have the results from chicago's mayoral race coming up straight ahead and the party of tolerance strikes again, this time congressman marjorie taylor greene says she was attacked at a restaurant. she'll talk about

also joining us as university of delaware director of railroad engineering and safety allen is a rome. welcome to you both, guys. let me start off with you if we can. just down the road, a couple of hours away from his palestine, yet another stranger element. what more are we learning about this? >> yeah, yasmin. to put this into context, this is the fourth train rail meant by norfolk southern strains in ohio in less than five months. senator sherrod brown called it unacceptable to see this happening yet again. he is making another push for increased rail safety legislation. that is something he and his fellow ohio senator republicans in addition to democrat cheri brown are trying to get through. that is something that was motivated by the east palestine events and yet here we are again about a month later looking at another derailment. this one looks to be much less severe. a couple of things we've been told from officials -- we were told that there were no hazardous materials found at the scene here. officials also made a point of saying that the real world, norfolk southern, as wel

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used to be if you went to the university of pennsylvania -- i mean, penn state or university of delaware i went, state school, the state paid a significant portion of tuition. they're not anymore. they're not paying it anymore. they're paying some but not much. because they've cut paying for it. well, guess what, try paying for college. even at a state institution where you can commute. it's expensive as well, especially if you have a couple kids in the family making less than $60,000 a year. so it matters a lot. it matters a lot. the more we educate people the better chance they have. doesn't mean everybody's educated is going to succeed but a significantly better opportunity. and the world's getting a hell of a lot more complicated and a hell of a lot more complicated. so i've increased my budget. we increased now, as i said, we're making a -- we're paying another $820 to help people from families with low income. let's connect students careers and opportunities starting in high school. we should provide for two years of community college. by the way, in school, when you're in -- sopho

and my budget increases it another $820678 used to be if you went to university of pennsylvania, penn state, university of delaware i went, the state paid a significant portion of tuition. they're not anymore. they're not paying it anymore. they're paying some but not much. because they've cut paying for it. guess what? try paying for college. 9/11 a state institution where you can commute. expensive as hell. especially if there's a couple of kids in a family making less than $60,000 a year. it matters a lot. it matters a lot. more we educate people, the better chance they have. doesn't mean everybody who is educated will succeed. but there's significantly better opportunities. and the world is getting a hell of a lot more complicated. a hell of a lot more complicated. so i increased my budget. we're paying another $820 to help people from families with low income. let's connect students careers and opportunities, starting in high school. we should provide for two years of community college. by the way, in school, when you're a sophomore, junior in high school you should be able to take credits to allow you to qua

used to be if you went to penn state or university of delaware, state paid a significant portion of the tuition. they're not anymore. they're not paying anymore. they're paying some but not much because they've cut paying for it. well, guess what, try paying for college. even at a state institution where you can commute, it's expensive as hell, especially if a couple of the kids in the family, making less than 60 grand a year. it matters a lot. it matters a lot. the more we educate people, the better chance they have. doesn't mean everybody who's educated is going to succeed. it's a significantly better opportunity, and the world's getting a hell of a lot more complicated. and so i've increased my budget. we increased it now. we're paying another $820 helping people with families from low incomes. let's connect students' careers and opportunities starting in high school. we should provide for two years of community college. by the way, in school, when you're in your sophomore, junior year of high school, you should take credits that allow you to qualify for college credit at a state uni

and my budget increases by another $820 used to be if you want to university of pennsylvania -- penn state or the university of delaware, state schools, the state paid a significant portion of tuition not anymore. they're not paying anymore they're paying some but not much because they have cut paying for it guess what try paying for college, even in a state institution where you can commute. it's expensive as hell especially if you have a couple kids in the family, making less $60,000 a year >> that's president biden presenting some of the defails or highlights in his view of his 2024 fiscal 2024 budget in philadelphia our team of reporters have been listening and analyzing what we know so far, and we're going to break it down on all angles. kayla tausche at the white house, robert frank is here in studio to talk about some of the tax implications we have also got brian sullivan on energy, and morgan brennan on the defense proposals in this multi, mull-billion dollar budget kayla, give us some of the highlights and put it in a political context for us as if we need it >> well, tyler, president biden is trying to tap i

used to be if you went to university of pennsylvania -- i mean, penn state or university of delawaret, state schools, the state paid a significant portion of the tuition. they're not anymore. they're not paying it anymore. they're paying some, but not much. because they've cut paying for it. well, guess what, try paying for college even in a state institution where you can commute. it's as expensive as hell. especially if you have a couple friends in the family a couple a year. it matters a lot. the more we educate people the better chance we have. doesn't mean everybody chance we have everybody is going to succeed. and the world is getting a hell of a lot more complicated. a hell of a lot more complicated. so, i've increased my budget. we increase it now, as i said, we're paying another $820 helping people from families with low incomes. let's connect students' careers and opportunities starting in high school. we should provide for two years of community college -- by the way, in school, when you're -- when you're a sophomore, junior in high school, you should be able to take credi

daytime raid while joe biden top secret they were going through his offices, his homes, and the university of delawareill secrecy. so, how can you blame people watching at home for saying there's two lines of justice in this country? >> ainsley: senator kennedy brought up the calling parents domestic terrorists and he said why did you send this memo in 21 out to the doj saying we need to control these parents at school board meetings and consider them domestic terrorists. >> griff: optics are bad. >> ainsley: they are. >> griff: somebody the fbi could never arrest is ashley strohmier with headlines. >> good morning to all three of you. we will start headlines with a fox news alert. a new jersey officer is shot in patterson. authorities are still searching nor multiple suspects. one person already in custody. the trooper was struck in the leg and taken to the hospital and is stable. police say is he about to undergo surgery. two other troopers were also taken to the hospital. it is unclear what injuries they suffered. seven passengers hospitalized last night after lightning strikes a plane headed from

here with me now alan, the director of the railway engineering and safety program at the university of delawares so much for getting up early and joining us this morning. >> thank you, kristin, for having me. >> yeah, sure. so 700 potentially defective railcars nationwide according to the association of american railroads. i mean, that is just a massive number. why so many? what's being done about it? >> well, my understanding is that this was a specific new car that was just recently put in service or a new group of cars put in service, and my understanding is the reactions are being very active, very reactive. both norfolk southern and the association of american railroads have put out an advisory asking the railroads to find the cars, bring them in to a shop and basically replace the wheels or axles that are causing the problem. so i think you are going to see a very fast reaction on this. >> that's good to hear, especially since roughly 200 of the 700 defective railcars are owned by norfolk southern, the company that's responsible for three derailments, including the one in east palestine,

that we established a program where we partnerith students and help develo students at the university of delaware- sorry the delawar state university and univerty of maryland, eastern shore. we provide stipends and development funds r individuals at historically black colleges and universities to become pilots. we mentor them along the way. our own pilot team came up with the idea. and a directly involved in mentoring the studen, providing interhips. for sure, the loans is a barrier to entry. beyond that, the grants for workfoe development is reaching back to the middland high sool years, that is the place that you spark the passion for aviation and provide the breadcrumbs to that career. sen. hickenlooper: i cannot agree more. -- i could not agree more. i have a couple more questions i will put forward in writing. thank you, all, again, for being here, for all your work to make our avtion system the global model that it is. i healed back to the chair. chair cantwe: -- i yield back to the chair. sen. warnock: as my colleagues have heard me say before, i believe georgia is aviation's state -- avia

it if you went to penn state university of delaware, state schools, the state paid a significant amount of tuition. they are not paying anymore. they are paying some, but not much because they cut paying for it. guess what? try paying for college in a state is efficient where you can commute, it is expensive. it matters a lot. the more we educate people the better chance they have. it is a better opportunity. the rod is getting more complicated -- the world is getting more complicated so i'm increasing the budget. we are paying another $820 to help people from families with low income. let's connect students to careers and opportunity starting in high school. we should provide for two years in community college. in school, sophomore, junior, you should be able to take credits to qualify for college credit in a state university or a community college. people are beginning to do that around the country. some of the best training in america. let's offer every american a path to a good career rather they go to college or not like the path you started here. first program in a nation where st

started a program like the true north will partner students and help develop students at the university of delaware, i'm sorry the delaware state university and university of maryland eastern shore. we providepe a stipend and a development fund for individuals at historically black colleges and universities become pilots. we mentor them along the way they are directly involved in mentoring students providing internships. so for sure the loans to barrier of entry and beyond that the grants for workforce development is reaching back in the middle and high school years is a place you spark the passion for aviation provide the breadcrumbs. or in writing. thank you all for being here, for all of your work to make our aviation system the global model that it is yield back to the chair. >> thank you would not recognize senator warnock. >> thank you so much senator duckworth. as my colleagues in the committee of heard me say before i believe george is this country's most important aviation state. george's home after all delta airlines in the world's busiest airport in atlanta hartsfield jackson internation

i just immediately sent -- not just the money sent to an llc but also university of delaware and universitywas not in office, he drew a salary from an entity that was all funded by china. president biden met with xi, why did they let the balloon by over, why did they continue to let china play our currency get away with secret talks with russia? is it because he is compromise? that's what the purpose of this investigation is. it is important to our national security to determine whether or not this president is compromise. bob: do you want a piece of that? [applause] mollie: i will also say it is not just china. there was a previous senate investigation into the biden family business that had access to the treasury documents. they showed the biden's were receiving money from ukrainian interests, russian interests, oligarchs throughout the world. it is not just were not doing what we need to do to take on china. it is also the biden family has been intimately involved with ukrainian interests. unfortunately ukraine has a massive corruption problem. some of the focus there relates to china in

of the hbcus. i figured it out man. i figured it out. now i know the vice president thinks howard is the best. delaware state university where i come from. all kidding aside, we contribute billions of dollars to hp -- to put hbcus in the position because -- i mean it seriously, billions of dollars, they don't have the kind of trust funds major schools have so guessed what it leads out -- leaves out a lot of qualified african-americans at hbcus from learning how to deal with cyber security, all the stuff of the future. right now they have that and i'm able is the president of the united states to reward these contracts directly there because they have that. it's a big deal. there's a lot more we are doing. when i passed the inflation reduction act which the other team did not participate at all. which allows medicare to negotiate drug prices for the first time. in america we pay more for prescription drugs any nation in the world. more and i've been fighting this for the last 25 years and guess what, we finally beat big pharma. so now -- you have no idea how good i felt about that one. because what's happened is now med

i know the vice president thanks delaware state university, right come from, all kidding aside. we've contributed pillow -- billions of dollars to put hbcus because they do not have billions of dollars, they don't have the kind of trust funds, it leaves out qualified acb use from having to learn about cybersecurity and all the stuff of the future. guess what, right now, they have that and i am able to afford these contracts directly. i'm serious. it's a big deal. there a lot more we're doing for selma. when i passed the inflation reduction act which the other team did not participate in at all, it allows medicare to negotiate drug prices for the first time. do you realize in america, we pay more for prescription drugs than any nation in the world? i've been fighting this for the last 25 years. guess what. we finally beat big pharma. you have no idea how good i felt about down. what has happened, what happened is now, medicare can say, we are not going to pay you more than $35 instead of $400 for that insulin you need. guess what that means? not only does it reduce prices for people who need help, but it reduces the fe

of virginia state university. [cheering] and of course thanks to duwayne who you just heard from. i am sure you did not have a chance to check out delawarete, but howard is a good school. i am only the guy who had the president of a divine nine school work for me, and he got his doctors while working for me, and he went off and became a president. you may be president one day, here is the one commitment i want from you, and that is when they say, joe biden, you promised me when i say, joe, move. [laughter] as duwayne just referenced, we recently held a screening of the movie "till." it is important for the entire country to hear that history matters, and black history matters. i cannot just choose to learn what we want to know, but we learn what we should know. we have to learn everything, the good, the bath -- the bad, the truth, and that is what a great nation does. that is why the great historian carter g woodson, dean of howard university, more than 100 years ago had a purpose. he thought there would be a -- there should be a black history month. i think he said black history week the first time. and it turned into black history mont

delaware state university, where i come from, we contributed billions of dollars to put hbcus in theion, because they don't have billions of dollars, the kind of trust funds that the other schools have. and we have set an awful lot of qualified african americans from learning how to deal with cybersecurity. learning how to deal with all of the stuff of the future. guess what? right now they have that, and i am able as the president of the united states to record these contracts directly there because they have it. i'm serious, it's a big deal, there is a lot more -- when i passed the inflation reduction act, which again, the other team did not participate in, it allows medicare to negotiate drug prices for the first time. did you realize in america, we take more for prescription drugs and any nation in the world. you hear me? i've been fighting this for the last 25 years, but guess what? we finally beat big pharma. so now, you have no idea how good i felt about that one because what happened is that now medicare said we will not pay more than $35 instead of -- and guess what that mea

university of pennsylvania. >> jesse: joe biden may be the first puerto rican university truck driver president. believe it or not, there is even more to the story of joe biden. listen to this. >> greek american constituents in delawareer to me as the man sitting behind you, father, who helped me my very first campaign, directly behind you, was the nickname i got early on when i won by 3200 votes for the senate seat when i was 29 years old is -- started calling me joe biden opolis. oh, you think i'm kidding. i'm not joking. >> jesse: bidenopoli isment first puerto rican greek truck driving professor president. if he makes any more additions to that list we will surely report it back. the cooler next. ♪ ♪ (psst psst) ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary spraying flonase daily gives you long-lasting, non-drowsy relief. (psst psst) flonase. all good. . . mom: hey! cheap flight alert! daughter: hawaii! can we go? dad: maybe. i'll put a request in monday. sfx: shattering glass. theme song: unnecessary action hero! dad: was that necessary? unnecessary action hero: no. neither is missing this deal. with paycom, vacation is yours to manage. unnecessary action hero: not to mention benefits, scheduling, payr

delaware state university where i come from. all kidding aside, we contributed billions of dollars to put hvcus in the position because they don't have -- i mean it seriously, billions of dollars because they don't have the kind of trust funds that the major schools have. so guess what, leaves out an awful lot of qualified african-americans from learning how to deal with cyber security, learn how to deal with all the stuff of the future. guess what, right now, now they have that and i'm able as the president of the united states to award these contracts directly there. i'm serious. it's a big deal. there's a lot more what we're doing for selma and cities all across the area. when i passed the medical reduction act, which allows medicare to negotiate drug prices for the first time. do you realize in america we pay more for prescription drugs than any nation in the world. hear me? more. and i've been fighting this for the last 25 years but guess what? we finally beat big pharma. so now, oh, man, you have no idea how good i felt about that one. because what happened is now med

delaware state university, where i come from. all kidding aside, we contributed billions of collars to put -- dollars to put hbcus into position because they don't have, i mean this -- arthel: on this bridge the children of god started a journey walking, not saying a word, beaten, tear gassed. president biden began describing that bloody day 58 years ago, blood key sunday, many in ma, alabama -- in selma, alabama. the voting rights act followed. selma is a reckoning. the right to vote is a fundamental right of americans, and voting rights remain under assault, he said, adding the john lewis voting rights advancement act must be passed. a filibuster, he says, will not get in his way. 58 years ago today the bloody sunday, american history with current-day impact. that was president biden there in selma, alabama. want to let you know that we are waiting to hear from florida governor ron desantis. he is at the ray -- reagan library. when he begins his remarks, we will take you there live. eric: we'll hear from the governor in just a moment. we just heard or the president call fo

delaware. think of that. 1, 850 boxes and boxes now in china town. now they say he is paid off by chien and boxes in china town and boxless at universal everuniversity of pennsylvania and all overnight floor next to the corvette his beautiful corvette right. and nobody talks about this. why i don't know how you talk about mow when than i don't talk about joe biden what he did is so bad. >> i want to know the history. my understanding and correct mow in any point if i'm wrong is prior to the raid prior to the raid the fish had access to the very room where they found the documents >> right. >> we showed them the room. did they also call a day or 2 after and say, can you put a padlock on. why they did i understand they called my lawyer and -- said can you put another look. >> okay. my question is simple. why did ninot take the documents that day one. and number two, did the fish ever ask to come back? did they, did you deny the fbi access that they requested to come become to that room or other room? >> so the fish was there. they showed them the room. i told them i said show them the documents do what you want. they could have taken the documents the

university. than you, mr. cirman. >> do we have visitors from raleigh county? my grandfather was one of the cofounders of that county. i ride back and forth on the train just about every day to delaware and my grandfather says integrity if you have nothing else matters. if you don't have it, nothing else matters. i think the same would be said about water i know my other colleagues, i've never talked with businesses lae or small who is looking to do so in a place that does not have critical drinking wer. it is now time to hear from our first panel joining usodays sistanadminirator r the unit states eironmeal otecti ancy ofce of wate she works to ensure the drinki war is safe, waswater saly returd to the environment and surface waters are managed and protected. we thank you for the work you do. >> thank you so much and good morning. i am so honored to join you to provide an update on epa's implementation of historic water infrastructure investments through the bipartisan infrastructure law. i need to start by saying thank you. it is the bipartisan leadership of this committee that was so inrumental in securing to ensure safe water and clean communities across america. i want to expres