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learned for the first time the participants of the ball began to spin in a waltz.olish polonaise soldiers in full dress uniform. well, companions, according to the dress code, in long puffy dresses. they started to train two weeks before the event itself, of course, the waltz was the easiest to train in this way, as a year and a half ago he graduated from the military academy. it's like i still have the skills. well, the polka and polonaise, of course, were more difficult together with our drama theater with the support of the regional executive committee. we decided to return to this tradition again. last year was the year of historical memory, when the issue of selecting those wishing to participate in this ball was touched upon, i will tell you that a lot of officers, especially young officers, expressed their desire and there was even a competition to select those wishing to take part in this ball. a total of 10 musical and choreographic numbers, well, and after the dances , the participants did not expect much from the music salons of the performance of the sy

congressman waltz? >> well, that's exactly right, bret.o bring those supply chains back to the united states or at least to an allied country where we can access them, we have to protect the existing ones in place. we recently had to ground our joint stripe fighter fleet, our most advanced fighter across all the services because it had a key engine component that it turns out we discovered was manufactured in china and not only could they turn that off in a time of conflict, they could infect potentially various types of supplies the other thing john and i are working hard on is pushing our logistics and maintenance forward across the pacific. we don't have a poland right next to taiwan. you know we have a large ocean there. logistics will be far tougher. we need to make sure taiwan is armed but that we also have the stockpiles of parts and fuel other logistics items a we need there at the ready and with the political agreements in place so that our partners and allies will allow us to use them if we come to some type of conflict. >> bret:

congressman mike waltz. >> it's a national embarassment, stu, an international embarassment.e bottom of it but thank you. stuart: congressman, we'll see you again soon. >> all right, thanks, we got one republican senator calling for an investigation into the chinese spy balloon. ashley, which senator? ashley: talking about eric schmitt, the republican from missouri who says americans deserve answers. he is calling for investigation into the biden administration's handling of the chinese spy balloon. here is what he told fox and friends weekend, take a listen. >> chinese asset, chinese spy balloon, i repeat a chinese spy balloon in us air space for a week. it is hovering over critical military installations, nuclear silos in dakotas, whiteman air force base in missouri, home of the b-2 bomber. they were gaining valuable intelligence on joe biden and how he makes decisions, now quickly he makes decisions. he failed every single one of those tests miserably. which is why i called for a full investigation. the american people deserve answers here. ashley: all right, senator schmi

this is the seventh waltz.his is how i regret these two generations and always sound in city apartments on the floor above. well such that for some reason these two are very erotic. i move to the next apartment. it won't hurt anymore. here is beethoven's work unparalleled in terms of ratism. yura , let's remember the terribly erotically in love man yolk from a garnet bracelet. eh, purchased. do you remember how he treats things left not this moonlight sonata? no it's yes. well, it's another church considering it. well, listen, and the moonlight sonata also, of course, has a powerful backstory beethoven began to give lessons, the young countesses giulietti to the italian, uh, and fell in love with her without memory, and he wrote her madly touching letters, that my love, my dear. i'm sorry i left. i had concerts, he dedicated this sanat, although there are already storms already. finals already they are there as a harbinger, she treated him, just with respect with gratitude for the fact that he is an amazingly g

1 2 3 in a pause, exhale again 1 2 3 subsided and 1 2 3 exhale literally 1-2 minutes of a resting waltzdenly understand thoughts have become in order. i understood what to do, because most often a person gets angry when it’s not for him. well, i'm not in vain mentioned about forging firewood. that is, as soon as we are angry at something, we have a lot of energy and we can do anything. well, for example, i don’t know, but out of anger, it ’s conditional to always write such cases for work. when everything already seems to be late, in short, there are many such, when energy is added, we do much more than on our own. yes he you know some women who are angry make him generally fine with him. what do you do when you're angry? i'm here when i'm angry, i walk or sit down and write posts, because just like me, like any public person, i have to be represented somewhere. and i don't like their posad when you're angry. are you sure any coach will say sports anger is military anger, completely different neurotransmitters work without it. that is, there are people who are afraid and worried. yes, a

what was the name of the waltz? what was the name of this dance?nd how does pushkin write a monotonous thing they call it a waltz? i guess. elizaveta kolesnikova physics technical lyceum number one, the city of saratov, this dance was called cation and why did lensky get angry, because that it was the last dance, and it began the most important most central or rather dance and , as it were, always invited to it those with whom they were engaged and had close relations. as experts in ballroom ceremonies explain to us , the invitation of a lady to kochulyan meant a sign of a special attitude towards her gentleman lensky had no doubt that he would dance it with his beloved olga, but i can’t. but what did olga say to onegin? well, of course, a light duel of pistols. well, the order seems to be excellent. what, in the words of pushkin, awakened petersburg restless stanza, 35? hello yuri pavlovich i am from the village of sheksna in the vologda region, so, actually, to the question, petersburg got up on the drum. wait for sheksna what is the name of anat

thank you. >> bill: republican michael waltz. good morning to you live on the hill. this is what you write for foxnews.com. chinese spy balloon is a sputnik moment for america. explain your case there, sir. >> i hope this was a wake-up call for the american people that we are facing a tsunami of chinese espionage in our universities and research labs, businesses, silicon valley through cyber. i hope it was a visible, tangible sputnik moment much like we had in 1957 when the soviets put up the first satellite that really, again, wakes us up to the fact that just as we were in a cold war then, we're in a cold war with the chinese communist party and the difference, though, why this one is so much more dangerous than the one with the soviet union we're so economically dependent and they have created so many supply chain dependencies. i hope the silver lining here is this is a wake-up call for the country. >> dana: i want to ask you about what the pentagon said anonymously on background about balloons over the united states during the trump administration. before i do ca

ashley: congressman mike waltz, from florida, joins us.on we've been asking, do we need to hear from the president? >> we do need to hear from the president and we need him to be honest, forthright, to speak to the country with candor if there are things that we don't know yet, then lay these down. we need to understand what he, the defense department, the intelligence community knows in terms of the origins of these objects, what we believe their intent, what we believe they're getting from us. then what our policy is. you're still getting such mixed messages from this administration. so you know, they're saying that they didn't shoot down this massive spy balloon because it didn't interfere with civilian aircraft but these other objects did. does that lead us to believe if it flies 60,000 feet above it gets a free pass? if it is very large it gets a free pass? that they will let the spy balloons or other craft complete their mission before the getting to the atlantic ocean? the policy needs to be explain rather than this kind of spin nee

of kaliningrad assume that alexander sergeevich griboyedov is the author of the famous griboyedov waltzy correct assumption, but i just don’t understand, and here istomin’s estonia she called her griboyedov to perform this waltz, and she even did it. how interesting thank you kristina ereshkova, vologda multidisciplinary lyceum, i dare to assume that griboyedov participated in the duel because of languor he was, in my opinion, the second of one. in general , due to languor, there was a duel between sheremetev, and he was shooting, he lost his finger and played. then girlish fingers on f-but you play on the phono. the correct answer is terpsichore, the muse of dancing, we already know the russian terpsichore, pushkin himself called the dancer of the petersburg ballet, and in the daughter of stormina, from this very languor , the so-called duel of four took place, of which one of the participants died, of course it was earlier. and your honor. i'm asking for an order here. and here, on a medal, yes, yes? in the fourth chapter of the novel, the author confesses that i love friendly lies an

and the school time for five sounds for us, when in 1950 the school waltz by isaak dunayevsky to theusovsky was already sounded throughout the country to the editorial office of one of the newspapers where the poet came for him a letter, aren’t you the same misha matusovsky, who studied at school number 13, it was maria semyonovna todorova, a teacher of russian language and literature, it was to her that we owe the lines that have become the unspoken anthem of all graduates. for all time. mikhail matusovsky always remembered maria semyonovna todes with great warmth, because she never criticized him very harshly. i never got how he should write , never even advised me to study with a classic, but always leaving her, he carried away with him some worthwhile book in his native the city of motosovsky came and already being famous for the last time shortly before his death in 1987, when he was awarded the title of honor. a citizen of voroshilovgrad in 2007 in lugansk was solemnly unveiled a monument to the famous fellow countryman by the sculptor evgeny chumak, and in 2014 the luhansk aca

under this waltz in our native land we loved, we are friends under this power, we catch our eyes andoved ones shine, you were sad. when we don't have a girlfriend, and here it sounded again in the forest everyone listened and dreamed of something dear, and everyone thought about his own, remembering. and every sign the road to it leads through the war. may the light and joy of previous meetings. we shine a difficult hour of peace, we have to lie down in the ground. as it is only once, but let the smoke of a fighter not frighten death in the fire. and what is supposed to be for someone, so, friends, if it's our turn, let the steel be strong, let our heart not freeze, let our hand not tremble. it's time to go friends go. yesterday for everything tomorrow the ancient power of the autumn dream is played by the accordionist sigh, complaining bass and as if in oblivion. they sit and listen to enter. dimly the stars twinkle in the dark night, you beloved know you are not sleeping. and at the crib you secretly wipe away a tear, how i love the depth of your gentle eyes, how i want to snuggle

oskar of sweden, fallen at the guests of the neighbor chronicle of the stockholm azeta, asked for a waltzom sophia-valiu partner with the help of the company's merchandise. of the various lateral metallics , sophia wrote not only on ali's onion pratsy and deppes's novels, the first important thing was about the role of ginseng in bulk. and so she herself investigated the rings of saturn sofya kovalevskaya sold thuja into this matrix model and which allows them to be founded and proved that the rings cannot be a valve of a substance, which means that the yanas are made up of some isolated solid particles. the flight to saturn of the cassini-yugens space station at 21 vekshils that sofya kovalevskaya did not bathe in 1888 at the university of paris . the pie could be taken under the division. say that you know the rabbi, that he is guilty and haybuda, that there will be kali academicians opened the envelope, with the nickname flashed, or what ? this is sophia cavalliusskaya with a tickle. the president of the impulsive academy of sciences, messiezhen , had a chance to live in sweden, and th

he and i, like secretary waltz, we do a lot of work together. because the work secretary walsh does and the work that secretary -- does just effects millions of people every day lives, and that's the kind of work i want to be doing a second gentleman. he is fighting for your rights. he is fighting for women's health care. he is here with you and with us to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the family medical leave act to honor working families. please join me in welcoming the secretary of the department of health and human services, my good friend secretary becerra. [laughter] [applause] >> we should give it up one more time for a tie who takes a backseat to no one when it comes to championing some of the most important causes of our time. the second gentleman has been there on so many issues. i know, because the department of health and human services has had to count on him when there been crisis, where people have been gunned down in mass shootings, he has been there. when it comes time to make sure that all people have an opportunity to work

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there's word tonight from congressman waltz, one of your colleagues there in the house, that congresser spy balloon flights near texas and florida during the trump administration. we talked to congressman castro in the 6:00 hour earlier this evening. he had not heard about this. is this something that you were aware of? >> jim, i was not. i think the important thing here is that president biden acted decisively and wisely. we shot down the balloon, thanks to our great military. the president made sure no american would get hurt. no american town would get hurt. we would be able to collect debris when it's over water to make sure we understand what china is doing. we need to come together to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> our sources are telling us here at cnn over at the pentagon that some of these spy balloons, these chinese spy balloons did cross into the united states during the trump administration. what does that tell us about the presence of this surveillance equipment in the united states? it sounds as though much of the public and maybe much of the congress was unawar

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florida congressman mike waltz, armed services intelligence and foreign affairs committee member is on deck. let's get to the white house where correspondent jacque heinrich is standing by as we await a white house briefing where john kirby will be this afternoon. everybody is looking for some sort of information from the white house on all of this. what are we hearing? >> the president has no public events on his schedule today meaning we won't even get a chance to try to shout questions at him as he goes about his day. we do have that press briefing with karine jean-pierre this afternoon. after three objects shot down just since friday, people are clamoring for answers. >> the truth is we haven't been able to gain access to the three that were shot down friday, saturday and yesterday. in large part because of the weather conditions and the third one yesterday was shot down over lake huron. as soon as we do that we'll learn more about that them and share what we can learn with the american people. >> as you went into church this weekend reporters tried to get the president's comment b

congressman michael waltz, thank you for getting up with us.nk you. >> ashley: and with that, fox and friends starts right now. have a good day. ♪ >> house lawmakers holding a highly anticipated hearing on the border crisis. >> meanwhile, dozens of migrants are refusing to relocate from a high end manhattan hotel. president biden is being slammed for ignoring it. >> the failure starts with his border and ends in brooklyn. >> today tyre nichols will be laid to rest in memphis. vice president kamala harris and the family of george floyd are all expected attend. >> the death at the hands of memphis police officers led to a new push for police reform. >> we need to go in a new direction. >> former south carolina governor and trump adviser to the u.n. nikki haley will jump

congressman michael waltz, we appreciate you joining us tonight. thank you for your time. >> all right. thanks, will. >> will: coming up. so the "the washington post" tried to make this congresswoman the next george santos. too bad for "the washington post." she has receipts anna pa lena joins us next. >> will: the media is having with trawls. they have got the shakes again. they are looking for their next hit. you see, trump was the best high ever. and they have been searching for another bump ever since. they have had the next audition who could be the next trump. they have been doing it for two years. the latest little high they managed to accomplish was george santos again like all highs it wears off. you are always chasing that initial feel good moment. people lost interest in george santos. the media goes back to the drawing board. they think hard. look for a new plan. look for a new george santos. and if you can't find one, you know, you start buying that cheap knock off drug at the corner. you make it up. enter anna paulina luna. she is the

congressman michael waltz says biden week foreign policy is is emboldening vladimir putin. >> as bidentory lap, pats himself on the back, a one-year anniversary, we didn't understand who truly is at fault here. i agree with you putin absolutely launched this brutal, unjust, atrocious war. however, we also need to fully recognize that deterrence fail. and it failed in a massive way. in if you look at the steps that led up to this invasion from te white house as part, projected weakness, that i think aloud putin to believe he could get away with it. >> ashley: in the past year, congress has sent $113 billion to ukraine. that is, like i said, most americans know exactly where the money is going. >> this will be delivering much humanitarian needs, food, water, medicine, shelter. and replaced by russians and w war. it is going to allow pensions and social support to be paid to the ukrainian people so they have something in their pocket. it will provide critical resources to just food shortages around the globe. >> ashley: more the congressional state treasured, good morning to you. you hear

the king of sweden, oscar , others requested sofya kovaleuskaya , a light, graceful partner for a waltzreature of your company, for the respect of a monk to any son, making himself a king. the charm with the lateral metallics turned out sophia wrote, not only on the onion, brothers ali and novels de plays. the first is important about the role of the shinshina in the community. and so she investigated the rings herself. saturn sofya kavalevskaya, realized the thuja in this matrix model and which allows them to establish and proved that the rings cannot be the gate of a substance. this means that from some isolated solid particles, the flight to saturn of the space station of the cassini yugendstva, the first of the one where it was shown that sofya kovalevskaya was not in 1888, the university announced a competition with galina as a physicist, and they submitted works anonymously to be taken under the division. say that you know the rabbi, that he is guilty and hai will be, that there will be potassium academicians opened the envelope with the nickname highlighted. paleoska, the preside

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from beauty to ugliness to a person adapts to perfection to any conditions, and in the state of this waltzalso adapt, that this is a time of euphoria, dance, and wanting is a time when another person. exactly, they remembered, and you immediately have a bunch of signals from the body, that is, and wet palms will form armpits, forehead, cold back. it's hot, fuck no, the hands are reddening nose. the heartbeat quickens, we look at a person and oh, and our cutie begins to smile at sms, this is our own hormonal go through. e in the races. e. sometimes ilya, just loved at night i miss you or there, my sun can fix my mood all day or vice versa , completely destroy it. i didn’t write, it’s all drama. either way, she doesn't answer. she is cold to me, you know, here i would uh share such concepts as love and falling in love. and these are different feelings, uh, and they are based on. uh hmm well a different different approach to what 's going on. i would even say more now that such a feeling as love is more likely not than it is. that love is based on the fact that all people on the planet are th

yes, this is the correct answer to the question dog waltz.orrect answer. thank you valery the eighth question. in which belarusian city is this monument erected? how did you know the answer? well , just like a wolf there is such a city of logic, everything quite right. yes, this is the correct answer to the question. you will listen to a fragment of the work of mikhail glinka the name of this work is a traditional polish dance that has spread throughout the world is also found in belarusian culture, what is it called? version, but alas, wrong. glinka was known for this and is assumption. what are these variations? polish dance polish dance variations or am i not? this is the wrong answer to the question. i know then the answer. okay, then quietly, then tell valery i think it's a waltz, but it seems to me that this is the wrong answer. the wrong answer. yes indeed andrey is not present. ilyas no, this is not a polonets to pass. what is a beaker? it's a completely different story. and this mazurka is called the correct answer to the question. w

ostrich and a deuce i got boys the science of running, live a century, learn here he wrote such slow waltzesmusical morgulis hello everyone big threw back. shulevich's son comes to his father and says, dad, what is incompetence and indifference. he says, i don’t know, i don’t give a damn, and about musical e, well, one of the most, probably, old ones, when, well, friends gather one says, and i won’t go to the opera with you. tonight says why are you the premiere? well, he tells me yesterday rabinovich got drunk, and that's nonsense. and this, as immediately after uh, still a favorite topic - this association gave you clinging to some detail. she immediately works your memory, and he flies out when he says, e company of men drove his wife yesterday, put on a cult, along the way, no, a warning. eugene onegin is coming a full house, a full house, and that means a jew leans over to a neighbor and speaks. forgive me, please, but lena is a jew, no, not a jew. excuse me, but the nanny is jewish. yes, yes, jewish, bravo nanny is one of the best in recent times. i'm stating a fact, really good jokes.

congressman mike waltz from florida said the pentagon briefed about other instances as well. >> what we were told, there were multiple incursions over florida, one over texas, and separate reporting, we have not been able to ask about over hawaii and guam. so, what were the extent of these incursions. >> this exclusive fox video shows the moment the f-22 raptor out of langley shot down the chinese spy flight with the side winder. and the first time since pearl harbor the u.s. has shot down a hostile aircraft over u.s. territory. of course hawaii was not even a state back then. earlier, the top general from norad admitted they did not detect them during the trump administration. john kirby spoke. >> i can tell you that we discovered these flights after we came into office and there's, i'm not going to get into the specifics of how we did the forensics, i think you can understand that we are going to be careful about that. >> john kirby also says no plans for the u.s. to return the debris from the chinese spycraft. many officials are relieved the spy ship was shot down and will not be

congressman waltz he's basically saying, look, this isn't over downtown l a. this is in a very sparsely populated area. the reason we know it's sparsely populated because we're concerned about the missile silos there. they don't keep missile silos in areas with heavy population centers, so i'm going to say good on biden for allegedly reportedly wanting to shoot this down very concerning why the diode can't and let's also remember that this thing is kind of sort of. maybe not really in orbit. you can project where it's going to go, and you can then project the debris field, so find an opportune time. shoot the thing down and let's end this and send a message to them. then they can't do this, especially on the heels of a meeting between blinking and sheep. well not only that, but go to extreme measures. if you have to clear the people out of the area. montana's not that populated. it's not like l a or new york city, but if you have to clear it out, get it down that way. it shows force to china, and it also shows the american public that hey, we mean business her

waltz into the state capitol, public space. but protests for trans this t time. lives matter.] >> jesse: now the media said if you go into the capitol you are insurrectionist so this must mean there is insurrection in oklahoma. i mean, this looks like an insurrection to me. there is 150 trans lives matters people storming the building. democracy is on the brink. i'm literally shaking. so what are they doing here? well, they are protesting bills banning gender reassignment surgery to people under 26. that means if you are under 26 in oklahoma, this passes, you won't be able to waltz into a doctor's office and chop things off or add stuff. you know, stuff that you were born with or without. you're going to have to wait long enough until you can rent a car legally. now, the thinking is that your brain doesn't really finish developing until your mid 20's so they want to give oklahomans enough time to ponder the seriousness of such a life-changing operation. now, i didn't even know there were 150 trans people in oklahoma anyway but power to the people. and michigan, t

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chopin's seventh waltz is famous like nothing concrete, but music very often is not programmatic, butpeaks to each listener, but his own experience is another matter, the famous bolero hall, which was planned precisely as a striptease in a bar. yes, he wrote like this, well, it just so happened that he wrote brilliant music, which, even without striptease, there are works that are specifically aimed at sexuality and eroticism, and there is a more veiled instrumental work. the languor of admiring then the development of a grandiose culminating point, i'm talking about eroticism rather, as an aesthetic characteristic that causes the listener and the viewer a romantic feeling, first, second, please. pay attention you specifically, so that hmm, this analogy with how passion develops, you consciously noticed. after all, you slow down, where development and hammam usually slow down for truly pale people, and then suddenly everything comes to an explanation in feelings and these yours flew amazingly. eh, worked out. correspondence of all those who were really, damn it, today we have everythi

waltz spoke to mohammad reza shah. for an interview before that date and a conversation with oriana fallacci, an italian journalist, you can read parts of that interview in the book interview with history, and i do not underestimate it. no one should forget that i am the son of the man who removed the hijab from women's heads. but the fact is that in the life of a man women become important when they are beautiful and attractive, representation that some users of virtual space do not consider mohammadreza pahlavi's view of women as a summary and he shares memories of resorting to night parties with it and we were beautiful. the rest and you certainly don't remember the famous saying of mohammad reza pahlavi who said under the women that i don't deserve to be a good cook. iran starts in mr. safari's trip to baghdad was also decided to resume the meetings of the economic commission of iran and iraq in less than a month after years of silence . this message has been delivered to the iraqi side, with a positive opinion and

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congressman mike waltz says absolutely we do and he'll be here to make his case. senate majority leader chuck schumer says we need to look into banning tiktok across the country. tommy harry reed en will be here to talk about that and let's take a look at the markets as we kickoff another busy week. rather flat stock futures showing very little in the pre market, the dow and s&p essentially flat and the nasdaq up a third of a percent and let's take a look at the 10 year yield, getting the cpi number tomorrow, in the meantime the 10 -year treasury yield at 3.74%. again, pretty flat. meanwhile bitcoin, let's take a look at bitcoin these days hovering around 21,000 up just $ 15 at 21, 600. now, this question. is the washington post elon musk 's next target? interesting. he says they need a thorough house cleaning. interesting again. we'll let joe concha have at that. we've got a big show for you, as always. congressman mark green, charlie hurt, merit garland an a devine and kevin o leary will be here. it is monday, february 13, 2023. "varney" & company about to begin

we are now hearing from several officials as well as a lawmaker, representative mike waltz of florida, that balloons have flown over or near the lower 48 students. you can see that tweet there from waltz, who says that one flew near florida, asking why it wasn't shot down. we're also told that it was -- that at least one flew near texas or at least off of texas. what was different about this one that was shot down, jim, we're told is the path. it swooped down from canada, flying over the northern, central, and eastern parts of the country, and that it loitered. it hung out, in the words of a senior defense official, for a longer period of time. of course we can't forget the very sensitive political moment we're in right now. tensions with china. this balloon spotted and then shot down right as secretary of state antony blinken was due to travel to beijing for an important meeting. >> alex marquardt, thank you very much. joining me now, democratic congressman joaquin castro of texas. he sits on the house intelligence and foreign affairs committees. congressman, thanks for being with us

. >> brian: here is lieutenant michael waltz within the hour. >> one the of the cards putin has left conventional army has been completely disseminated the bigger piece on the nuclear stage is actually china. china has more icbms than we do. they are looking to triple their arsenal in the next few years. so, that's where my concern is not so much russia. they are already helping with nonlethal aid with economic aid. their imports of russian oil have increased over 50% so everything that basically europe has walked away from, china and india have picked up the slack in terms of the russian economy. so so much for the, you know, 9 highly vaunted sanctions. >> brian: we could pressure india, i don't know why we are not doing it. >> steve: as michael waltz said himself he said look, as you can see the president pulling up to the presidential palace there in poland. this is different by the way than yesterday. yesterday, when he arrived in kyiv, he was in a white suv that was a toyota product. whereas the thinking was he would not arrive in that vehicle because everybody in the world know

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. >> and congressman waltz, do you actually believe this is santos voluntarily stepping down from his committees? a guy that seems so shameless. he just met recently, privately, with kevin mccarthy. the thing is very possible that mccarthy suggested or told him, look, take attention away from us and away from yourself, step down from these committees, and let this thing work out? >> absolutely, anderson. i think it's probable that mccarthy told him, hey, look buddy, help me out here. here's the deal. kevin mccarthy needs to be speaker, he needs to stay speaker. he needs this santos stuff to kind of try to go quiet. and the other thing, anderson, is kevin mccarthy, because his caucus is demanding it is-bent on removing ilhan omar from her committee. which is a despicable thing to do. but this puts mccarthy in a real tough spot, if he's still got george santos on all of these committees. anderson, i've got to say, santos is a huge distraction to republicans. but man, republicans created this distraction because from the moment this news broke, as you demonstrated, they've never held him

joining me now to discuss, mike waltz of florida.intelligence committee. the gang of eight, including congressman turner, they're expected to be briefed tomorrow on what the u.s. officials have been able to learn about the suspected spy balloon. what kind of information do you want to learn from that briefing? >> well, i want to learn what the chinese were able to extract. we've heard from the pentagon, there wasn't much additive value to their satellites. but clearly the chinese think there is in doing this incredibly provocative act. i'm interested in the timing on it, why now? right on the heels of biden and xi's detaint type engagement and just before secretary blinken was going out. so sending it over the continental united states, which they did deliberately, that is very clear, was incredibly provocative. it's kind of a middle finger, frankly, to our diplomacy. so what were they thinking and why and what were their motivations and what were they able to get and transmit back? >> and what do you make of the chinese demanding th

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as congressman waltz was saying we have never shot down objects over american air space and in ten days it has happened four times. i think it's time for the president to talk to the american people about this and seems we had to have a balloon roughly 20 stories over the united states, actually caught on social media, let's not forget, that's how we learned about this, but it required for this administration to realize the intent of the chinese toward the united states. too little conversation about their aggression toward taiwan, about building islands in the pacific with military installations, last week, laser studies going over hawaii, there's been countless instances of provocation, including funding the russian war in ukraine by buying oil and partnering with iran. they are adversarial with the united states and the administration needs to level with the american people. >> john: john kirby is saying we are trying to be as transparent as possible but have no information on the objects shot down but each and every fighter jet has a gun camera, and when it came to the iraq war, the