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Fear of using the system and were going to insure that there is not new yorks reality. new yorkers will see an increased presence of nypd on trains and on stations to insure that we are keeping the quality of life that we expect. i dont pretend a problem doesnt exist. we identify and fix problems and get stuff done. thats what my administration is going to be about. >> sandra: a dire situation in atlanta. homicides are up 43% in 2022 compared to this time last year. rapes are up an astounding 23...

Betting that fix problems with foreign oil in the future the answer is not to go in the ground here, it sin stead to go green. bret? >> bret: peter doocy on the north lawn. lets bring in our panel brit hume, mara liasson national political correspondent of and guy benson political editor of town hall.com and host of the guy benson show on fox road. the national gas price average now as of today is $4.07 you can is see that how that has gone unone month from a year ago. quinnipiac says support a ...

Sticking with a strategy. dont you think thats indicative of your party right now? this isnt really indicative of democrats. you dont have democrats calling each other f-ers and trash and that kind of thing. >> i think calling somebody a rhino is the oldest trick in the book. its something that republicans have gotten mileage out of, you know, all along, so the party feuding is very familiar in terms of making an example out of someone who clearly crosses lines, thats a little bit different. you...

To a series of financial crises, the g20 aims to fix problems in the global economy. its made up of 19 countries and the european union, members include the united states, russia, china, brazil, mexico. its essentially a collection of the worlds largest economies. in fact, they account for more than 80% of global gdp. the focus for the g20, achieving financial stability through regulating international trade. they also try to solve global problems things like clique. since 2008, the g20 summit h...

>> good to see you -- yeah! did you see the point when he was talking about the supply chain, talk about bringing out the national guard to fix problems in the supply chain? somebody in the white house said, nope, we are not doing that. it really begs the question of who is in charge here? its not joe biden. >> jesse: no, its not. no one can argue otherwise after last night showing. >> thats right. >> jesse: in 1987 during his first presidential run, joe biden tried to portray himself asim a lif...

Spent in strathclyde. than a point spent in strathclyde. camp the prime minister explained to the people of strathclyde and across scotland why he is now going after the points in their pockets to solve a social care problem at westminster that has failed to fix problems in croydon and right across england? if there point is really of less value, then why are we paying the price? is then why are we paying the price? is the prime minister willing to stand up the prime minister willing to stand up...

>> katie: jesse. >> jesse: i dont want to play into the biden versus the squad thing. it just makes joe look moderate. as crazy versus crazy, there are both crazy. just because joe is less crazy doesnt make him sane. they are using each other, the squad saying oh coming out, we are progressive pushing this old relic to the far left, look how powerful we are. and joe biden is saying im not a socialist, i beat the socialist. im so powerful and moderate. they are on the same team its a love fest, t...

The courts are supposed to interpret it. they found the individual mandate was unconstitutional. that part of the law falls. the question is one to the congress. they sent it back to district court to look at the question in light of what the 2017 congress did. i think thats really important because it shows the direct balance between congress and the courts. the courts are supposed to implement what it is that congress has done so they directed it to the district court. americans get to keep th...

It made me wonder. i wanted to bring in the director general of the russian international affair council. a top think tank based in moscow. andre, what is your sense of how russians are reacting to what they are watching or witnessing or hearing about in washington? >> i think if you take the ukrainian dimension, some might be happy finally the u.s. attention has turned away from russia. it does mean it has turned away forever, but for the time being, it might be a break. on the other hand, i do...

Can fix problems with moscow. a weakp is n president is not i position to mobilize political support inside his own country to deal with moscow successfully. >> but to what extent is the feeling that ukraine now properly being, you know, accused by some republicans of disliking the president? the president says it himself. >> the relations are very emotional and theres a lot of animosity. the predominant perception in moscow is that these people are not honest, they use schemes and i think in th...