in ukraine, another new round of missile strikes as russian officials celebrate what they say is a new phase of the war, one that apparently focuses on killing civilians instead of soldiers. so what is this new phase? what does it mean for what s ahead? i ll ask barry mccaffrey in just a minute. and we have now learned that among the women accusing disgraced producer harvey weinstein at his trial in california is the governor s wife. we ll have the latest from the courtroom. but we start with the midterm races and growing alarm that decision makers may be letting winnable races slip away. that includes races in wisconsin, north carolina, pennsylvania, across the board, democratic candidates have spent way more on their own ads than the party ha has. while on the republican side, the bulk of the spending has come from the national party and outside groups. case in point, ohio, where jd vance has come up with just 10% of the cost of his ads compared to more than 80% for d
public responses to anti-semitism on campus. good evening, i m jon scott, and this is the fox report. jon: all eyes are now on the presidents of harvard and mit following intense backlash over their controversial testimonieses on capitol hill. c.b. cotton is live in our new york city newsroom with more. cm b. reporter: hi, jon. despite widespread backlash over claudine gay s congressional testimony, hundreds of harvard tobacco allty members faculty members have signed a letter urging members of harvard s governing body to keep her as president. now, this as bipartisan calls continue calling for her expect president of mit to step down after last week s congressional hearing on anti-semitism. the spotlight turns to them after these departures from the university of pennsylvania, president liz magill and board of trustees chairman scott bach announcing their resignations this weekend. magill will continue to serve as the university s leader until an interim is named a
figure out what you worked and what didn t on cyber offense and defense. correct. red team look at the penetration testing of the u.s. government networks. bret: for the average person out there, how serious is the cyber threat that the u.s. now faces? for private companies and the u.s. government? it s largeer for the private companies. where that is where most penetration is happening. is the u.s. good at defending? there is room for improvement. overall we are good the u.s. government. are we vuller inable? you hear horror stories about what could happen about the next threat could be nation
i can t tell you where it is. inside it s hard to estimate. 12-story building. maybe it s hundreds of folks or thousands. i can tell you it s output. what they are responsible for is thousands of companys compromised. sustained effort, too. this is going on for seven years. your knowledge of chinese activity the problem is largeer than just the countries in this report. there is a lot of organizatio organizations. politically motivated organization not necessarily tied to the nation state actors. bret: the reality of the chinese investing in one building and their arm having the secret unit, you could buy that? there is a lot of threats out there. a broad ranging wide swath of organizations targeting the u.s. intellectual property. i know it s tough to talk specifics, because some of this gets in to classified
warning label like the size of a mack truck that says you cannot smoke on this medicine or you increase your chance of breast cancer, lung cancer, heart attacked stroke. something that they stress repeatedly. i wonder if maybe that is one of the things. not a scientific study. bob: i don t know eric: that make sense. it s part of a largeer, and we talk about the cultures. i think if it stuns or if it is sugar and sodas or cigarette, the land between new york city and l.a., elitist liberal want to control. they want to control everything they do. greg: they bum cigarettes off you. andrea: they bum cigarettes but they go after the gun and the cigarettes and feel people don t eat well. this is all part of that. bob: we have to get out of here. you new england your mal journaf medicine should get dana on the next commission. dana: i could use a side gig. bob: one more thing is up next.