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Prices go up and everything thats happening in the world right now is not so much derailing the recovery as intensifying the probably short term stresses. >> so if there is an invasion, what actually happens to the economy? >> oh, look, the u.s. economy is pretty resilient. this -- the shock is going to be far smaller than what happened with the arab oil embargo in the 73 or the iranian revolution in 79. its an energy price shock, add to inflation. its going to leave people unhappy. but we are n...

>> theres no question that thats true. and its all building. we had a plot last year where the governor of michigan was very nearly kidnapped and executed in the woods. we are just a little bit over a year where we saw murderous insurrection, of course, in this country that investigation is ongoing. we have seen a rising tide of extremism. the intimations of violence, and work teetering on the edge of that. i think that it is both the embrace of lawlessness as mr. crew been pointed out, but also...

Work. the world is teetering on something that should not of happened under your watch. >> we lost reince priebus, but we are always honored to have with us governor mike huckabee, who was a lot funnier than reince. i love them both equally. governor, a serious note, when you think about the sanctions, the one meaningful sanction, by not imposing a moratorium on any importation or allowing putin to export oil, not letting that sanction get in place, the one that would bankrupt him, hurt him the ...

The russian economy. you can tell it is teetering on the brink of a slide largely because they know theres more coming. it also shows were going to have a united front when it comes to sanctions. the one thing that russia has exploited until the past was to basically split our alliances and not having strong sanctions that really have an impact. so the fact that, yes, they seem modest, but the fact theyre unified and strong, its having an effect on the russian economy is what makes it crippling....

Of this conflict. >> i wonder -- it would also be a pivot for china. i wonder if they would decline to do that, considering theyve abstained on some votes, they want to stay out of the fray. >> theyve walked a fine line. china has tried to walk a fine line here. you mentioned the abstention in the u.n., some public comments, particularly prior to the invasion that seemed to echo russias position on ukraine, but not an explicit endorsement yet of military action. they have also echoed russias fal...

Dollop of cost increases to expand our profit. >> tucker carlson: you just heard from someone who is a sitting united states senator whose total reservoir of knowledge about the world is smaller than the sink in your powder room. this is someone who knows literally nothing about how anything workings. the meat industry? what would that be, senator warren? she has no idea what shes talking about. she has no interest in learning why the dollar is less valuable than it was ten years ago and she has...

Have and things of that sort. but i want you to know take nothing off the table. we must be ready to help in any way, shape, or form. and i think zelenskyy will make that plea tomorrow. i think also the drones have been very effective. the javelin missiles and everything else we have been able to give them. and being able to help in every way they need for them to be able to defend themselves. they have proven that they will fight and by golly they are fighting and fighting extremely well agains...

Have been charged so far. australias prime minister has declared a national emergency in response to severe flooding on the countrys east coast, which has killed 20 people. heavy rain and flash flooding in the states of queensland and new south wales have caused widespread damage and thousands of residents have been told to leave. courtney bembridge reports. in australias largest city, sydney, it has rained for 16 consecutive days, and more heavy downpours are on the way. flash flooding has turn...

That were going to have to take a far more aggressive approach? >> administration officials, joe, recognize that were teetering on the edge of potentially a far more dangerous phase of the war. lets start with going with their approach has been to this point, and i wrote on this today for "politico." certainly this has been a sharp break from the foreign policy of bidens predecessor here who we saw cozy up to putin, weaken the nato alliance which current officials believe emboldened putin to mov...

The cost of living in todays spring statement. because prices are rising faster than they have for 30 years. we are about to get the latest inflation figures, we will be asking what that means for the chancellor. the ukrainian president zelensky says there is "nothing left" of the city of mariupol, and his country is teetering on the "brink of survival." the ukrainians continue to try and resist the russian advances, with reports suggesting that they have regained some territory. theres been a b...