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what is the latest on this visit, what kind of welcome has president putin received? fix, president putin received? very warm welcome, it was very late into the night, you could say early morning, pyongyang time when bled —— vladimir putin touchdown for the first time in more than two decades and there on the tarmac to warmly welcome one of staunchest supporters, kim jong—un the leader of north korea. official guard stood at attention at the airport on the runway as the two lead...

washington and this is americas late news, "fox news @ night". breaking tonight, promises made, promises uncapped. more than 3 years into bidens first term his administrations progress has been minimal or worse on a number of areas. biden failing to deliver for example on crime and of course on the economy. >> the economy is one of the voters top concerns. why do you think recent polling numbers, that potentially the policies are resonating with some of the base or some of the american...

You. go for it. >> well, you know what? good bosses know disagreements are ok. even disagreements over personal style. let me demonstrate. steve, the neck brace is ok. but dress it up, man! get a tie on that thing. >> hey. >> trash talking is not good. its different and we all know thats over the line. trash talkers ruin morale. get rid of them. >> steve will say fired, not fired. >> you not fire me. i dont work for him anymore. >> this is new york yankees. i know youre out in chicago. too bad y...

I trash talk my bosses all the time. and, you know, theres a couple types -- >> youre having a beer with your colleagues and youre complaining but theres a legitimate kind where you go to your bosses and get in their face. if youre not willing to ask hard questions and to sort of go against the conventional wisdom, what use are you? >> you know, its easy for you to say that in a different studio. to you. >> i tend to think, you know, its not a good idea to trash talk your boss to "rolling stone"...

Ban. >> you dont drop the ban. look at norway which produces more oil than we do and has a more sophisticated system. they had nothing like these problems and yet, theyve got a ban on right now. and you know something? the norweigian oil company said thats great. its so much cheaper than having another spill like this. >> so bill, we follow the norweigians or do whats in our own best interest? >> drop the ban and as bad as b.p. is, i dont think they should be playing unemployment. our culture is...

I wonder if maybe its the same incompetent bureaucrats that let b.p. run the rig that are saying the other rigs are ok. we dont know. even if we cant use this $20 billion fund legally to pay for unemployment benefits, im telling you, politically theres no way this is going to get dumped on u.s. taxpayers. >> we should mention already, there are plans to dump some of the costs on to taxpayers and that spending plan, hidden in that spending plan that didnt pass last week was a provision to pay for...

Be it would cost too much. that was b.p.s argument about all the shortcuts it appears to have taken, transocean as well on this very rig. sometimes things mhappen to cos money. thats a good idea. you need to step back, take a breather, look at the whole system and see if its all right. frankly the responsibility lies with the corporation. this to me is no different than blaming the white house for the wall street mess. these companies have responsibilities. they should step up to them. >> yes? >...

Do we react by them saying were going to shut down every airport? >> they did after 9/11 for only three days. for six months, david, what is that -- this is after the fact posturing to act tough because you werent on the stick immediately dealing with b.p. in the right way. b.p. should pay and pay dearly. >> although, neil, we do shut -- when theres a crash, if there are other planes that have a similar technical problem, we close down -- we ground those planes that have the same kind of device....

Said b.p. told them 100 million was the cap. thats the limit theyll pay in recompense to workers in the gulf. >> even "the new york times" said the moratorium will cost $165 million. more than $1.7 billion. but look, again, b.p. should pay up and they will pay up. but how do you do the right thing by the local workers? >> i bet taxpayers are forced to kick in at some point. at the bottom of the hour, bit way, a commonsense fix to americas debt trouble that could mean a tax cut for you. you dont ...

Bad political press that b.p. is getting, theres no way theyll be able to dump the cost of this on taxpayers. ultimately, theres a $20 billion slush fund and if nothing else, the unemployment will come out of that. >> but if this ban stays in place much longer, a lot of these rigs will move out of the gulf. >> thats a serious threat and the facts are that many of these rigs did pass an immediate reinspection after the explosion. there were 33 rigs, a number of them did pass. theyre owned by shel...