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Also -- >> we will come after you and find you. >> u.s. special forces kill isis top leader in a nighttime raid in syria. it raises the question just how strong is isis today? how much of a threat does it pose? fawaz gerges will join me. finally, from cars to milk to housing and more, we are paying more than we were a year ago for so many items. inflation is to blame for certain, but just how bad is it? i will do a deep dive that might surprise you. but first, here is my take. its a tale of ...

You, but i need you to go to them. >> the 911 operator told cara go outside to meet them, but leave the gun in the house. so she did. she put the gun down. but then, what was this? video from a deputys dashcam shows it. they told her, put your hands up. and then, out on the street, they ordered her down on the ground, handcuffed her, put her in the back of a patrol car. what was it like out in the police car when they took you out there? did you believe that they thought you were a victim or a p...

Said, don, the people of ukraine and russia are deeply connected, spiritually, historically, familially. theres millions of ukrainians and russians living in each others countries. these people are not enemies per se at all. so i think people are shocked frankly to see that this is actually happening now. and they continue to brace themselves to see what comes next. is it going to be more of these strikes targeting presumably primarily military installations or could it ratchet up even further? ...

From the government get the narcotic and decide to overdose, and get the three mealings and a tent if yours is burned down or whatever happens to it the wind gets it away. government provides that for you. in california it is a disgusting tale it is not compassion youre correcting that. thank you for joining the program. coming up pentagon says trysts an bomb make makers allowed into the country and now theyre missing. where are they what is biden administration going to do about it. carter has ...

Them today. kathryn said she might end up going to st. louis to see the grave today. she goal there and just sit sometimes and people will come up to her and introduce themselves. so, just such a legacy he leaves behind. >> brian: they had rush listening rooms. people would get together for three hours and listen to the radio almost like the 1920s. there is an opportunity to see the whole thing. >> ainsley: go to fox nation.com. its available now. watch the entire interview. we sat down together...

Its a bit of an old wives tale on the wards that if your patient has passed away, you need to leave the window open to let the soul find its way out, otherwise it gets trapped in the hospital. its something thats stuck everywhere, to always have the window open. so, we have these. so, its a memory box. its got a little sympathy card that weve started to fill in with us off the unit, just saying, sorry for your loss. so, they have little things like this in, theyre all quite different. so, they h...

Her grandmother down and then he was coming after her and the baby and the grandmother shot him. >> it all seemed hard to believe. chief birdsell wanted to ask shirley what happened but never got a chance. >> about the time i was getting ready to, her attorney was on the phone and said he didnt want me to talk to her. >> she was already lawyered up? >> shortly after jennifer also hired an attorney and stopped talking as well. jennifers grandfather who was in the house at the time stephen was kil...

Know, train as if we were, like, called upon because in a time like this, anything can happen. >> and we of course are all rooting for you. christine, going forward, how lasting of an impact does this have, not only for the olympics, but this sport in particular, which arguably is the most popular and most viewed during the winter olympics? >> well see. well see if sponsors start to talk about this, and say, you know, the ones writing the checks, maybe they get to the point where they were upset...

Outlook has become significantly worse for u.s. national security interests, and now the u.s. must manage the fall-out accordingly. i want to put my question there at that last point. is there going to be a period of acceptance that ukraine is a captive nation as we witness these measures potentially taking hold against russia or waiting to see if we need to crack down more? how would you characterize this and is this the right strategy? >> it is not the right strategy, and i certainly hope we d...

American losses during the height of the surge in iraq, which is the bloodest period of our time there. >> which brings into question, how long can the ukrainian military hold off the russian military? for what length of time, what duration do you think they can perform at the level they have? >> well, with all respect to my former commander, im going to disagree with him. im not going to say that its basically irrefutable or inevitable that russia will eventually overwhelm. for sure they have a...