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Presidents words and tweet that day were reckless. they endangered my family and all the people at the capitol. and i was angry. im as human as the next guy and i still pray for the president and i pray for the grace to forgive him and all those responsible for that tragic day. >> pence was asked whether he might testify before the house january 6th committee. he told jake tapper, no, and that, quote, congress has no right to my testimony. all right. nato leaders in poland are in agreement the...

The office for budget responsibility is publishing its latest economic and fiscal outlook now the chancellor has completed his autumn statement in parliament. lets listen in. this forecast was prepared against the backdrop of volatility and uncertainty. unlike those previous forecasts, some uncertainty was home—grown. 0ne relatively minor consequence of this disruption is a shorter document than usual. we have had to keep the document to 63 plays pages. while some of you may regard this as an ...

0 i understand its impossible not to think the worst. i want you to know that we will get your baby back . come on , lets go , go , go , go . the world series premiere january 8th on fox. >> good evening and welcome to tucker carlson. tonight, the frustrating thing about the news media, no matter how horrible they are, is that you need them. you cant understand the world except through the news media. >> thats for all of our information comes from. >> cant really change that at this point, but w...

They dont want to overreact. 0f they dont want to overreact. of course our minds are going a milea minute of course our minds are going a mile a minute regardless, and there were many people who didnt sleep well last night, and who have been doing some late doom scroll in, but we are trying to stay calm and get all of the facts before we jump to conclusions. of the facts before we “ump to conclusions.�* of the facts before we “ump to conclusions. ., ., , ., conclusions. now, how they have ...

In the newsroom. lets bring in the director of the us programme for the international crisis group, stephen pump up, a former council adviser who oversold un affairs in the white house during the 0bama administration. —— oversaw. 6reat administration. —— oversaw. great to get you on the programme, and still a lot we dont know at this stage. what dont know at this stage. what do you make of the possible explanations behind this? i think there is a lot that we dont know, and so i think its...

Addressing reporters. >> mr. president, is it too early to say whether this missile was fired from russia? >> there is plenty of information that contests that. i dont want to say that until we completely investigate. but it is -- i -- its unlikely in the minds of trajectory that it was fired from russia. but well see. >> all right. joining us now to discuss this, my colleague at politico, pentagon reporter laura sudman. laura, what are we hearing from the pentagon about this morning, have they ...

The investigation and the information that comes in about what exactly transpired. we do not want to rush to conclusions, we do not want to escalate that this is not a situation that russia intentionally was escalating by hitting nato territory. i think that is the right, and prudent thing because the stakes could not be higher in terms of a confrontation between nato and russia. -- biden has been to arm ukraine, to try to help ukraine win this war, but to not have the united states and nato be ...

Civilians on polish territory was fired by ukraine. >> at this stage, it is very important to be very cautious with definitive conclusions. of course this incident, this tragic incident, it happened on the poland. so well have to wait until the final conclusions of their investigation. and of course we have said yesterday that we welcome a full and thorough investigation of this incident. but what we have to understand is that yesterday was the largest missile attack on our country since the beg...

They have committed to u.s. investigatory power on the ground in poland. they have committed to the nato alliance which is iron-clad and continued to process that underscores the severity of this moment, the very high stakes of this moment, but also caution not to draw too many conclusions before they know the final answers. >> phil mattingly in bali. sam kiley, the explosion in poland as russia launched its biggest wave of missile attacks in ukraine in more than a month. whats the latest on the...

Been dominated by the agenda, by the warren ukraine and in fact g20 leaders today were meant to be talking about the digital economy and attending an event in a mangrovejungle, looking at climate change. instead, this will very much be on top of mine. we are yet to hearfrom asian leaders —— by the war in ukraine. an earlier conversation i had earlier was getting a sense about what he thought about the events overnight. the focus has been on responsible fact—finding before people jump onto ...