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To land you see family may be for the first time in years because its our birthday month which is great get the faa was having problems, theyve seen for years mayor pete, head of the department of transportat transportation, isnt this something that should at least have been prepared for or anticipated prior to the weekend itself? >> this weekend is no different than other holiday weekends we dealt with the last couple of years and raymond to charlotte, united ceo said there are staffing shortag...

To land you see family may be for the first time in years because its our birthday month which is great get the faa was having problems, theyve seen for years mayor pete, head of the department of transp transportation, isnt this something that should at least have been prepared for or anticipated prior to the weekend itself? >> this weekend is no different than other holiday weekends we dealt with the last couple of years and raymond to charlotte, united ceo said there are staffing shortages bu...

The community? and so when you have the fed, and you have janet yelling coming out and saying they will do everything he will. i think youre really possible to ensure that security that trust were going to see that i think the other thing too, fred. um, weve seen study declined in the last year of deposits in general, but $582 billion. its february 2022. where is the money going? money is going to mutual fund money market ratio funds, so how people manage their money. this is where were talking ...

>> we need to put military and cyber options on the table. >> if the president does designate them as a foreign terrorist organization it empowers the united states to take certain actions against them. >> but the mexican president wants money for latin american development accusing the u.s. of doing basically nothing for them since jfk was president. >> at that time the united states invested in ten years time $10 billion. at todays prices it would be $82 billion for the benefit of the peoples ...

$482 billion on wasteful projects like dropping $3 million to inject hamsters with steroids and watching them fight. another 2 million injecting puppies with cocaine not very nice. another cool million turned mice into alcoholics. but, at least the mice werent racist because the government spent half a million dollars teaching them about racial aggression. but, to make you feel a little better. we did spend $210 million on education. not in crumbling school systems like st. louis or philadelphia...

It, his actions demanding massive u.s. military spending in ukraine is prolonging and i would argue escalating this conflict. yes, russia has lost 10,000 men, spent about $82 billion according to forbes. in the meantime, ukraines infrastructure is getting pummeled. you know what the american taxpayer is going to be forced to pay for it. imagine that price today. bidens speechwriters, i think they wrote lines that were meant to reassure the public but none of it has panned out. >> every action we...

0 can see it, we hope that it increases your faith in what the bible says about history, mostly about jesus christ. he is in fact the savior of the world. >> pete: amen. the reason for the season, i hope folks will check it out on fox nation and chris, great to talk to you tonight. god bless you. great project. dont forget to watch the "life of jesus." dont forget to tune in tomorrow night. the great laura ingraham and her angle takes it from here. >> laura: hey, pete. i have a hard time keeping...

I promised we would talk about apple, and here we are. recession may be looming, but were still buying iphones. apple says its seeing no sign of a slowdown in demand for its flagship product, despite consumers tightening their belts around the world. but the boss bemoaned "a cocktail of headwinds" holding back wearables, including a stronger dollar, supply constraints and apples decision to pull out of russia. monica miller is following the story in singapore. monica, over to you. the company _ ...

Can be a force for good. watch. >> i think its a great move. i think it will improve free speech and it cant be worse than whats happening on twitter right now. i think having a benevolent billionaire enter the fray is going to help. >> but others believe the opposite like this analysis from "the washington post" last week which said elon musk twitter investment could be bad news for free speech. that headline being more than money went unnoticed. a writer for a paper owned by michael bloomberg ...

That question is, does this cause complications for his company, whether he cares about it or not? >> i dont think he cares about that or not. hes gotten into trouble with the s.e.c. and everything else. >> yeah. again -- >> the company is elon. the company is elon and everybody -- do you know any other -- i do, but most people dont know any other executive there. elon does what elon wants. hes been very successful in a lot of areas, and if he feels like doing this, this is what is going to be h...