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Classified budget, so it gives you a little bit of the sense of the scope of how much money the us is devoting to this. were apparently — not apparently — we are devoting more moneyjust again on the unclassified side, dod has $10 billion for cyber — thats more than all of the other civilian agencies combined, which are much more focused on defence. i see, and i think people will relate and understand hacks on the businesses, their passwords and things like that. is there any evidence so fa...

Sean duffy is here to get your take on this. the presidents job approval on russia 38% right now on china 37%. sean. >> because i think the american people see these are not just new bad actors. china has been a bad actor for a long time and so has north korea. i think that china and north korea and the american people see that the american military has taken their eye off the ball. the d.o.d. is focused on climate change. lord the standards for physical fitness in the military. more fitness on ...

Seeing antiaircraft and antitank weaponry coming in. im not as sure about the antiship weaponry but thats definitely a good question to ask the pentagon. they have been moving this at a fairly brisk pace. just not exactly all of the things president zelenskyy has wanted. hes asked for the mig 29s and has not quite gotten them yet because of the old dispute that weve had thats been going on for quite some time with the pentagon. but the pentagon, there has been a distinct change of tone coming ou...

The philippines. last but not least today, the final covid-19 respond teams and active duty status that are supporting 59 cities across 30 states completed their mission at the university of utah hospital in salt lake constituent. since the on set of the outbreak, more than 24,000 military members and active duty status have provided an effort to the whole of government. this included 5,800 military medical providers, more than 5,000 military medical personnel administering vaccines at federal c...

Kash patel former d.o.d. chief of staff. listen to admiral kirby from the pentagon. >> the kind of rhetoric out there on the use of potential use of nuclear weapons or changes in nuclear posture is dangerous. and it is not the way a responsible nuclear power should act. >> dana: your thoughts on this. >> good morning. any time you talk about nuclear weapons its the last option. from a russian perspective why would they say were not going to use that and take it off the table from a defense depar...

Response teams in active duty status who are supporting 59 cities across 30 states completed their mission at the university of utah hospital in salt lake city. since the onset of the outbreak more than 24,000 military members and active duty status have provided support to the whole of government effort. the support included approximately 5,800 military medical providers that supported hospitals and other civilian medical facilities, more than 5,000 military medical personnel administering vacc...

To defend his country. it goes back to the days what you were covering d.o.d., i think, when president bush 41 said he hoped he would see a europe that is whole, free and prosperous. whole, free and at peace. well, as long as president putin is going to continue to act the way hes acting, the european people will never be at peace. they may be whole or almost whole. they wont be at complete peace because president putin is determined to go back and try to reconstruct the soviet empire under the ...

You know that this is a terrible war and those guys stopped when they said that they would not go on . the look in their eyes was one of absolute horror. kevin speaks volumes of not just what they have seen but what has been reported throughout this conflict. just awful. jonathan, again, thank you for sharing that . and of course well touch base with you again in just a few. meantime, back here in washington, the pentagon may have to go back to congress for additional money to support the war ef...

Questions. and thats the last we will see of him today. so follow-up questions will have to wait, bret. >> bret: jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn. thank you. tonight, we take a closer look at reaction to president bidens budget proposal, the newest one he laid out this week. it calls for increased taxes on the wealthy and major spending hikes. here is white house correspondent peter doocy. >> we can also restore fiscal responsibility. >> fiscal responsibility for this president? a budget p...

Transfer. what we reported all along was correct. the pentagon is in fact researching pathogens in ukraine. not sure why. the explanations they do and thus are ridiculous but we dont know how long its been going on but it dates back at least 14 years. we reach out to the pentagon to see why the dod was researching pathogens and if the research involved biological weapons which we can tell you categorically it did and they pointed us to a fact sheet that the pentagon released that was filled with...