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Hes relenting on the f16 issues which casts about $3 billion and, you know, its convenient because theyre worried about funding more aid and i think this goes along with a lot of sort of convenient approaches that, you know, push them along in their direction. so i think incompetence might be a little bit generous. >> laura: so you think the accounting error was done on purpose? thats, you know, thats fraud if theyre doing that? >> its just smelly its possible theres something going on and there...

Going on ukraine. we continue to spend money. pete: dont know what caught my attention, the acknowledgment of the potentiality of world war iii, congress has approved $113 billion of aid in military assistance to ukraine. will: the pentagon yesterday acknowledged a counting error, it over counted the weaponry the us has sent by $3 billion. pete: a small accounting era which means we thought we sent more than we did based on how they value certain types of equipment. back at home an interesting a...

Jet. that is not necessarily what theyre designed to do. with these jets, the administration and officials argue it will be a lot easier for them to counter the russian jets, potentially gain superiority in their skies. now all of this comes as the administration is telling us that there is actually an accounting error in the military aid funding over the last couple months. they have just discovered so they really anticipate a boom to u.s. aid so the ukrainians could be coming quite soon. >> la...

News. we have a lot to cover in our second hour of "chris jansing reports." lets get right to it. >> at this hour, a $3 billion accounting error by the pentagon could mean more military equipment for ukraine. how exactly that happened, next. there are mounting concerns in washington about the health of california senator dianne feinstein as we learn about new details about her rocky road to recovery following multiple health challenges. how her colleagues on both sides of the aisle are respo...

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>> did you say angry or hangry >> hangry. i want to give harry a chance. thats a room you dont want to be in. >> harry, the floor is yours >> yeah, just very briefly, that sort of ton of bricks feeling. ive been in a lot of arraignments, and his bravado does disappear look, please do not mischaracterize me as saying that this crime is trivial on the contrary, ive been saying for weeks its important for bragg to take it out of the caricature position of an accounting error and putting it in exact...

Mike Foley is back in the state auditor’s chair. He is drawing attention to accounting errors made by state agencies, like the Department of Health and Human Services, to the tune of millions of dollars.