the systems they will have double the range and they are much more accurate so they will be able to fire on russian positions from a greater distance away, a safer distance, not subject to counter batteries from the russians but also be much more accurate. the russian batteries, the russian systems are done with wheels, on trajectories, by calculations. the american systems are done on gps so can it quite an accurate area and the americans and ukrainians have said that this will allow them to be much more accurate and devastating, and they hope that it will tip the balance of this conflict in their favour. it is worth pointing out there is an issue of logistics. we have to see how quickly these can be brought to the front line and how quickly ukrainian troops can be trained up on them because these are different systems that they have not used before and it will take some time to get them into the fight. we will be talking about that in a moment with a military expert. one more question to you, and that is, with regard to what is happening in the east, you are talking about the potential
don't like the price of gasoline now, just wait. charles payne on inflation nation coming up. i'm john roberts. senator is off today. jacqui heinrich joins me for "america reports." ♪ ♪ >> emily: we may finally be getting some answers from congress on ufos. tomorrow a house panel will hold a public hearing on what the pentagon now calls "unidentified aerial phenomenon." it'll be the first such hearing on capitol hill in more than 50 years and it comes nearly a year after a report requested by lawmakers reviewed 144 sightings of aircraft or other devices from 2004-2021. aircraft or whatever they wear that appeared to be moving at incredible speeds or trajectories. pete, obviously defense officials have come out and said these are likely just develop technologies from other countries. however, they have not ruled out
duels which will decide this. and they are not manned and equipped and have the personnel to do the massive operations outside of the motherland. they're built for territorial defense and for defense in depth. they're out of their league as we've seen month after month here in ukraine. and what you're going to see is plotting russian movements forward while they continue to take hits from the ukrainians and they are going to continue to stumble as they attempt to gain ground. and what you're going to see is these two trajectories collide. russians will get weaker and become less -- they'll have less combat troops on field and as i said, the ukrainians are building up. where the two trajectories cross and when the ukrainians are going to be able to effect their will on the russians, is yet to be seen. but it looks like that is where they're headed. so, we spend all day talking about russian incompetence and there are so many factors to it.
so she started to become more and more left, more and more solid in her progressive values. that was sort of a change for her. so it's interesting to me how i think we have this understanding that, oh, somebody who starts out one way is always going to be one way. but when you look at amanda's trajectory, it shows it's not true. she's really had this kind of awakening where she, you know, has kind of gone through these different trajectories in life. i think it's almost kind of hopeful that folks who are really embedded in these communities can actually change. i think that her work really demonstrates that like there is hope for people who are sort of deeply involved in some of these extremist communities. >> bridget, why i have you, i want to make a quick transition because we did experience a major part of history being made on this last week, the confirmation of justice ketanji brown jackson. your group has done a lot in talking about this in the lead-up to her confirmation. i want to put up some of the graphics you circulated about recognizing disinformation and
going to hold both the house and the senate and they say. i privately just give money to the senate candidates. >> politicians are good at putting on a public face and tend to tell the truth in private. i doubt that changes before the election. maybe there will be one or two who defect from the party line and are honest, you know, on "meet the press," chuck. i'm sure that will happen there. >> i do my best. it's as honest as we can get them to be. thanks, sabato. enjoy the holiday season and have a happy new year, sir. >> same to you, chuck. >> my crystal ball says you'll have a happy one. "meet the press" will be all over the midterms in 2022 watching the trajectories of both party, who's in, who's out, who's voting and staying home. it will be a great year for covering politics but it will be a roller coaster. you're watching "meet the press daily."
multiple states now. on trajectories that look a as steep as the incredible and unprecedented rise in case in your opinions we're seeing. infection numbers going up like crazy. seeing the graphs of hospitalization numbers going up just as steeply. that's unsettling. the white house today announced they are doubling the size of the order they placed for pfizer very effective by scarce antiviral pill. the u.s. is ordering 20 million course of that fisa treermt. instead of ten. the administration changed guidelines on boosters. saying pfizer booster five months after your second shot. rather than six. the fda is just approved booster shots for kids age 12 to 15. there's a lot going on. there's a lot of movement and action happening. in terms of response to this wave. the hospitalization numbers and the case numbers are both looking scary. joining us now.
had mental health issues and should never have been on the streets. bill. >> bill: thank you, times square here in new york city. they did a poll with mayors across america and what they found. they wanted to know from the mayors about the accountability they feel on behalf of the people they govern. 73% say the voters hold them highly accountable. only 19% say they have much control over the issue. the issue of mental health and mental wards has come really into focus after last couple of incidents that we've been reporting on especially here in new york city. >> dana: greg gutfeld had a good point on "the five". as we allows homeless to be out there year after year eventually if you look at some of their trajectories that eventually not only are they a harm to themselves but they'll harm someone else. an innocent person. something needs to be done. maybe more money needs to be spent more effectively but something really absolutely must be done. i'm sure a lot of mayors feel like they can't get a handle on
virus and save maryland hospitals. we also learned today that new military medical teams are fanning out to yet more states. military medical personnel are working in ten states across the country. here's my worry, the hospitalization numbers are tracking dramatically upward in multiple states now. on trajectories that look basically as steep as the incredible and unprecedented rise in case numbers that we're seeing now. infection numbers going up like crazy is one thing but seeing the graphs of hospitalization numbers going up just as steeply that is unsettle, too. the white house today announced they are doubling the size of the order they placed for pfizer very effective by scarce antiviral pill. the u.s. is ordering 20 million course of that pfizer treatment. instead of ten. the administration changed guidelines on boosters. saying pfizer booster five months after your second shot. rather than six. the fda is just approved booster
similar stories. snapchat shares rocketed nearly 60% in extended trade yesterday after reporting results, and pinterest saw shares surge over 20% every both of the stocks got clobbered during the session yesterday. >> very different trajectories for amazon and meta. at least for now. and in a few hours, we're getting the january jobs report. and the white house haven't been too sut billion it, they expect it's not going to be great. a number of officials have been out there sort of preparing for that, even from the podium, the white house press secretary jen psaki said so. what are you anticipating, what should we expect to see in a couple of hours? >> it certainly seems like the white house is trying to manage expectations into today's nonfarm payrolls report. in terms of the number, consensus is look for 150,000 jobs, but in terms of the whisper number, which is something that we like to call the wall street expectations, some are expecting that we could even see jobs turn negative. so a weak report is widely
what is that power but are like within the country when it comes to islamic state, and their rivals, in some respects, their rivals, in some respects, the taliban? —— power battle. rivals in every respect. islamist state in khorasan is waging an insurgency against the taliban, based out of the af—pak border area. but i will say about the death of hajji abdullah could be really significant for how the affiliate �*s behaviour going forward. a lot of this is unknown, but we do think that there was communication and co—ordination between what we would call isis core or isis central and their affiliates in other parts of the world, including a gonna stand for suburb there is no communication for a time, that could very well affect the objectives and trajectories of isk in afghanistan. we will