many disagree including senator roger wicker that was just with us. you can't help but not have a benefit. i can see that, greg. the one thing i also see is a sort of a concern among many that companies will take this money and not invest it and plan it and plow it back into stocks, raise dividends and eventually might not do some of this to the degree that some people want to see like mark cuban says. what do you think? >> i don't buy that. every ceo spends a lot of time thinking about how to invest their cash to grow their business. it's about growing the business. the tax reform bill is about jobs. at the end of the day, that's what that stimulus is intended for. if i'm a ceo and sitting there and saying, look, i have $10 million to spend because i got a corporate tax rate cut, the things i need to do with that money or look to do would be product improvement, product line expansion, territory expansion. all of those things are job creators. >> neil: you can buy a lot of companies. that wouldn't necessarily create jobs. i'm just giving you the cyni

wicker, the republican senator from mississippi, he's in charge of getting republicans elected to the senate. it's a very tough year for republicans in the senate. he said i feel better today than i did earlier. james corpsman, the republican whip, he said we're going to have to work on immigration reform and there's a way to soften that rhetoric. so republicans are trying to figure out a way to get on board with donald trump. >> so you got to wonder then, is the bush family next? all of them have expressed sincere doubts about donald trump. none of them even want to vote for him. i asked him, what about your old boss? >> no, i did not. i got great love and affection for the entire family, particularly 41. and i'll be talking to them all, i'm sure, relatively soon. but, look, donald trump is going to be the nominee of the republican party, i've been a republican all my life, i was a republican vice president, so of course i'm going to support the nominee of our party and i think others will begin to step up and support him as well. some may not at the very end, i can understand that,

to republican senator roger wicker who serves on the armed services committee. senator, we don't know a lot of what transpired in that phone call. we do know that vladimir putin still has the 100,000 plus russian troops on the border. do you think he will hold off? >> i hope he does. two schools of thought on this. one is that it's a ruse, he doesn't have any intention of going in instead of using it as a bargaining chip. a lot of other people think that an invasion could take place and could take place within weeks. i'll just say this. vladimir putin has surprised the west twice. once in 2008 in georgia invading a sovereign nation and then in 2014 with ukraine. he could surprise us again. i hope although there was no finger wagging in the conversation from the president today, i hope there was a show of resolve that we think this would be a game changer for free europe and it's something that the united states and our allies cannot tolerate. >> neil: senator, some of your republican colleagues think we should have troops in the region. they didn't delineate how

senator roger wicker was one of them. wicker came on this show a y yer ago, you can look it up, and enthusiastically defended the strikes against syria. yet, in march, faced with the prospect of securing his own country, mr. wicker solemnly explained an emergency border wall would devastate "the constitutional principle of checks and balances." huh. he represents the state of mississippi. what percentage of his voters could possibly agree with this standard? 10%? probably too high an estimate.d probably more like 2% agree with roger wicker on this. yet somehow, wicker still holds his senate seat. how is that? people are starting to figuree out the scam that is neo-conservativism. one news account this week explained that president trump has begun to wonder about his national security advisor, john bolton. bolton, you'll remember, led the cheering for the iraq invasion in 2003, supported the overthrow of qaddafi in libya a couple of years ago, pushed for strikes on iran and north korea. he called russia's actions in the un

, america deserves better than roger wicker it's to say. repeat vax one another. both parties the same stupid talking point do they know how reality this is? >> unfortunately it doesn't appear to be the case, and this is just points to their ineptness their lack of capability to really clearly see what the consequences are, of their rhetoric. what -- the actions and this isn't just there are consequences to leaders in our country, influential people in our country to throwing things out like a first use nuclear attack is on the table. this directly undermines our national security. it directly puts the american people and our country and the world at risk, tucker. and what are we trying to accomplish here? because that would be the result. >> tucker: this is much longer conversation but in a minute, why eastern ukraine? i mean you could think of lots of parts of the world that are critical to our national interest. the shipping lanes in the south china sea or lots of things you could argue we have to defend this but ukraine? we have been ta

roger wicker, sitting u.s. senator. nobody laughed at roger wicker. this is so crazy that no one seems aware of how crazy it is. they're all just sitting back and listening to victoria nuland tell them what we need to do. how much has this penetrated the psyche of washington d.c.? here's a sad piece of tape, this is joni ernst. nice republican, sort of reasonable on most things from the midwest now sounded like a war monger. sounded like adam schiff when she talks about vladimir putin. >> he needs to say to vladimir putin that we are no longer going to allow you to continue with the nord stream 2 pipeline. we need you to know and understand that we will defend ukraine, we will provide them assistance. he needs to make that very clear. >> tucker: putin is so bad we're going to cut off natural gas to western europe in retaliation against him in december. we're going to freeze germany and luxembourg and that will teach vladimir putin. again, what you just saw there is a child who has no idea what she's talking about but keeps talking anyway. we will defe

senator roger wicker is a republican representing the state of mississippi. he joins us tonight. senator, thanks for coming on.. >> thank you. >> tucker: what is the american national security interest that would bere served by regime change in syria? >> well, if you care about israel, you have to be interested at least inin what's going on in syria. we're fighting isis there. iran is seeking to dominate the whole region. i think we have national interests in syria.av but let me say this about what candidate trump may have said or what he said before he was a candidate. you know, there is information you receive when you are president of the united states that you really don't have as are candidate. and i appreciate the president putting a team around him that i have a confidence in. secretary mattis and general dunford, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, i think, are going to give the president good advice. john bolton starting today and i think -- >> tucker: there are smart and decent people around him. >> tell him what he needs to hear. >> tucker: there is certainly a

we had senator roger wicker on the show monday to talk about syria, he did even tried to explain how a war might help the u.s. instead he suggests that we are agents of boudin. putin. the two groups have a lot in common it turns out. other pendants accuse us of disloyalty, all without answering our questions. shut up they explained. over at cbs, they responded with ridicule. stephen colbert hosts a show on cbs, but he's not stupid. he's smart enough to engage in a conversation that might reveal him as a mindless warmonger posing as a criminal. >> it's unprecedented that the president's personal lawyer gets rolled up by johnny law. everybody is covering this, that includes fox news, tucker carlson last night wasted no time and going straight at addressing our national nightmare. >> tucker: you know the official story about pandas, they're cute, but almost helpless. pandas could easily kill you if they felt like it. sometimes they don't. [laughter] >> thank god they don't. and thank god that tucker is covering what historians will call the pandemonium. obviously, he didn't have time to

the first person we asked those questions to come out republik and senator roger wicker implied we were with vladimir putin just for asking. others just denounced us right off the top. he is insane, meaning me. "the new york post" summarized "shut the f up." these are journalists by the way. of course, shutting the f up is the point of tweets like that. they want you to be quiet, they want you to do what you're told. shut up and obey. there's no chance of that, sorry. glenn greenwald has been following all of this. he joins us tonight. you are leaving aside real question of how you should respond to syria and is it a threat to the world order, i think that's a fair question. why the universal attempt in the media, to shut down a meaningful conversation about it? >> the only time i think the media praised donald trump was almost one year ago today when he got an airfield in syria and response to what had been alleged at the time. people who hate donald trump go on air every day, took a break for 24 hours to complain him him residential because that's what u.s. presidents do. they drop bo

where's roger wicker? you know, the problem with this, roger, we're guaranteed to leave a few out, and they'll never speak to me again, but that's okay. we'll have you stand if i did that. a man who's been so incredible on television to me, andy biggs, congressman. andy biggs, where is andy? thank you, andy. [applause] now i don't have to call you and thank you. thank you, andy. marsha blackburn. marsha, good luck. [cheers and applause] you'll hopefully be our next senator from the great, great, great state of tennessee. good. i just saw great numbers on you, by the way. where's steve? steve, how are you, steve? kevin kramer, who's leading in his senate race. kevin, where's kevin? kevin, you're leading. we have a lot of people leading these races. a number just came down from reuters. a few months ago we were 16 down in generic poll, whatever that's supposed to mean. nobody really knows what it means. we were 16 down. reuters came out two hours ago, and we're one up. that's a big difference. they say that

republican senators johnny isakson mike enzi and roger wicker all announced late today they will vote no against the use of force. one republican who supports military action talked about what's critical to win g.o.p. support. >> maybe to satisfy some the democrats he wants to show it's a limited attack, but, if he expects republicans to come on board, we don't want just to have a factor the sake of an attack. has to show there is a comprehensive plan and strategy. >> democrat senators joe manchin and heidi hide camp have offered an alternative to military strike. manchin explained the proposal. off the shelf away from any human being being subjected to that again. next of all we said to president obama. president obama your administration in 45 days give us a plan what look like after if we do strike and what it might look like if we don't strike. >> tomorrow, president obama will visit capitol hill to have lunch with republican senators seeking support. shep? >> shepard: mike, the president is set to making his case to it even more republican lawmakers tomorrow. the senate minority

looking whether online feud senator roger wicker and another local attorney or i should say judge. the feds dropped their charges against the impersonator. i thought they said rice, i don't even eat rice. he said he would come to belows with online at least another man north mississippi one time candidate for the state house of representatives. well, today, teams searched through a retail space where neighbors said that second man once owned a martial arts studio. that was one day after the fbi searched his house. he didn't send any of those poison letters, for now the fbi has not charged him with any crime. there is a new warning now. bird flu and it's serious. the experts say it's one of the most lethal forms they have ever seen. they tell us the virus is on the move. we'll get details from atlanta. plus, the feds say budget cuts that sidelined thousands of air traffic controllers this week are not effecting airline safety. and one official claims the hundreds and hundreds of flight delays haven't actually been so bad. meantime, the blame game continues in d.c. with passengers ca

and to the mississippi senator roger wicker. today prosecutors dropped all charges all of them against the initial suspect. is he free tonight just one hour ago. paul kevin curtis, that's his name. had some very nice words to say to his attorneys. divine intervention led this beautiful blue eyed angel to my jail cell through my daughter and a connection with her friend i see have always said my daughter has a direct link to jesus he lifnsz to her prayers. she felt chills, she knew she had to do something to. my rescue she came and for the first time in 13 years i have had real representation from an attorney at law. >> shepard: his 20th attorney in 13 years. at first he thought investigators were saying rice. not ricin. he added i don't even eat rice. remember the feds had arrested curtis last week in his corinth, mississippi. they accused of him of mailing letters tainted with ricin to president obama and senator wicker. the investigation -- the charges are gone but investigation ♪. life changing day for that guy. >> >> life

wicker of missouri and marco rubio. this vote is still open right now. then the president will have his first opportunity to use a veto. he has not done that during the first two years and change that he's been in the oval office. >> dana: there were two others that i noticed voted to support the president and they both have challenging races in 2020. one senator gardner from colorado and the senator from nebraska. >> reporter: right. senator sass is somebody who was reported to be at the white house last night. that's somebody who i would look at as well. some of these senators might wonder about primary challenges. might wonder, hey, can we get the money here? maybe the president will put in a good word for us or help us on the campaign trail. corey gardner is a different situation in the general election because the politics in colorado veered more to the left since he was elected in 2014. senator gardner supporting the president in this case is a little different than some of his other votes where he's broken with t

wicker. mcdonyell who tried to unseat thad cochran recounts and audio tapes. it was such a mess. the race was such a second tack hrar race. mcdaniel is back for more. he is opposing the guy. trump didn't just endorse wicker. he endorsed wicker the night before mcdaniels expected announcement. he came in right before mcdaniels did it. he said, i don't care. i'm doing it. for republicans, this is another example of what earthly point is there to doing this? steve bannon, call your office. >> dana: could be he wants his name out there in case there's another opening. we go to florida. another poll talking about the possible senate race between bill nelson and rick scott. this is showing bill nelson at a 46/42 and harry enson our friend tweeted this. this q pack florida state poll looks like the other nelson advantage. clear sign that scott is at or near the apex of his popularity in florida. >> even though harry works at cnn, he's still right. ah, no. this race is going to be one of the hottest

is going to probably primary roger wicker in mississippi. now, the thing about mcdaniel is that i'm not sure that this is necessarily him thinking that this is a winnable race. wicker has $4 million in the bank. he is in pretty good standing in mississippi. so it's going to be hard to paint him as some, you know, a swamp creature which is what he is going to try to do. this is more about mcdaniel trying to position himself for another shot at thad cochran or the event thatted that cochran more in line for that seat. >> dana: can i imagine that president trump might think this is a real waste of republican dollars if you are going to have to gonsd a fight a primary there in mississippi. before i let did you go. i want to hear about in arizona. what's happening with that open house seat? >> so, the primary is today for this special election to preplace trent franks arizona 8 u it's west valley. have you seven republicans, two democrats running. the favorites on the republican side are two former state senators both of whom have had allegations

roger wicker. the investigation turned to another man in mississippi he. james everett dutschke, he's a one-time republican candidate for state office. he reportedly had an email feud and long running one with the former suspect, the man whom authorities released yesterday. at the same time the fbi and law enforcement agencies searched the new guy's home and took items with them. he claims he didn't send those letters. >> my family knows i don't have anything to do with this. the people that actually know me know i don't have anything to do with this. quite frankly the people that don't know that this is just crazy. >> shepard: james everett dutschke, his attorney tells fox news agents are searching his tae kwon do studio but still no arrest. with us, david katz from the fbi academy and special agent with the dea and founder of global security group. this is all very weird. first you have this elvis impersonator who is mentally off, according to the family, who is in this feud with this guy, who used to be a republican candidate in mississippi and i don't

wicker and a local judge. now he is a free man. let's start with the senate majority leader reid there's been another incident. >> ent know a whole lot. the story is moving in number of different directions at the same time, if there is another letter, not a surprise. if it's connected with the original three letters, during an initial appearance for kevin crore tis, u.s. concerns were saying there may be a fourth letter out there. apparently, according to senator harry reid was at bolling air force base, just south of washington, dc. here's what the senator said. >> we have had another incident today, i'm told, at bolling air for barracks they sim nuns. so -- same substance. >> her is what is going on with kevin curtis who was brought up on charges on thursday of threatening the life of the president. he is out on bond now. his attorneys are saying the fbi made a huge move stake here for claiming their client is 1,000 percent instant and may have been framed. this would fit the narrative of a conversation i h

targets include dean heller in nevada, roger wicker in mississippi, nebraska's deb fischer and jeff flake from arizona, who abandon gases could avoid a challenge by retiring like tennessee senator bob corker. >> they take a look at who's potentially running and i think guys like flake are going to do some polling and they are also going to throw in the towel. >> but flake sees alabama's primary result is a different kind of opportunity. one for incumbents to condemn the winter judge moore. two previous comments about sexuality and a op-ed word representative keith ellison shouldn't serve in congress because he is a muslim. >> try to apply a religious test? that's not right. republicans should stand up and say that's not right. >> also desist >> i would say we don't agree wh those comments. >> regardless, the leader of the senate leadership fund believes out outsiders have all the leverage. "the republican congress has replaced president obama as the bogeyman for conservative g.o.p. primary voters was cool. and officeholders are in peril. >> if you get tagged as a candidate in the leadersh

still mississippi's senator roger wicker thinks the party can get to 50 votes by the end of the week. in that case, president pence would break the tie, when it comes for a vote sometimes before the break in august. senator wicker says he's optimistic because his colleagues are determined to get something done. mike emanuel live with more. what are we hearing from mitch mcconnell? >> he's saying they can't afford to delay any longer. he says they must deliver for the american people and he says he's fellow senators will have a chance to offer input. >> senators will have more opportunities to offer their thoughts as we work towards an agreement and every member will have an opportunity to engage in robust debate out here on the senate floor. if one thing is clear, it's this. obamacare is a direct assault on the middle class. a direct assault on the middle class. it's getting worse and we have to act to finally move beyond its failures. >> so the time line at this point, try to get a deal by friday and send it to the cbo to analyze over the fourth of july recess and in theory, senators

let's bring in roger wicker of mississippi. he's a member of the commerce committee and will be questioning mark zuckerberg tomorrow. great to have you, what will you ask? >> i haven't completely decided what i'm going to ask him. i am going to read the testimony, i'm glad to know it's already out. i just hope it's not a bunch of lecturing. this is a fact-finding hearing and so i am hoping we are able to find out what violations of the law took place, did it violate other privacy laws, where the regulations complied with and also the internal procedures and regulations put in place internally by facebook. we'd like to know his take on whether new rules need to come down or whether they simply -- the ones that already exist are sufficient as long as they are abided by. >> harris: i would ask him, what do you mean when you say you're going to take blame for russian manipulation of your facebook platform? what did you do that allowed the russians and? i would also ask what is the penalty going to look like for the future? i am goi

. >> but he's right now filed to run against in a primary senator roger wicker, a conservative senator from mississippi and doing a great job what he said after the retirement of thad cochran, if this is an easier race for me, i may switch. i may get in against somebody else that the governor would appoint. the problem is, the race is a run-off. if you have two or three republicans in there to split the republican vote against somebody like mike espy who will unify a democratic vote, i'll be darn how to lose a state like mississippi. >> that's an interesting point. >> to the larger question of what is going on, i was taking to brewster kell who said the power of personalities on both sides. you have bernie sanders and president trump out there as really unlikely characters to lead their party and to have that much support behind them. it shows you again that you can't run against something successfully. there has to be a dynamic person in front. perhaps less so in the local races where there's a few choices and you're talking about battling back against the larger scene. in terms of de

senator roger wicker said, this quote: i don't think that sort of speech is helpful. i disagree with those quotes. i don't see any need to further stir that pot, end quote. senator jim inhofe saying of flake who is not seeking re-election, i think we all knew that. he hates him. he doesn't like the president. and it gets closer to the end of his time here, i think he is going to accelerate his rath against thwrath againstthe president. end quote. the white house had this. >> he is not criticizing the president because he is against oppression. he is criticizing the president because he has terrible poll numbers. and he is, i think, looking for some attention. i think it's unfortunate. >> harris: well, i guess you can get attention by lambasting the president when you vote with him 92% of the time. >> yeah, look, i don't think that what jeff flake is doing is primarily about attention. i think he does have these concerns. i have talked to him about it i think he does have these concerns. i think some of his concerns are legitimate. i wouldn't suggest that the president

however, what critics are saying when it comes to biden and this isn't just roger wicker who's of course a republican come about you having tim kaine the democratic senator saying when you take any kind of armed effort and troop movement off the table, then what are we talking about here, it doesn't really speak to the power that we might have. again, we are trying to avoid a hot war, but strategically ukraine truly is important. howard: molly, this is a national view jim garrity what he called a word of praise for president biden. tucker carlson as we just heard it said some conservatives here and elsewhere are trying to push biden into a senseless war with russia. when you say some people have not thought it through do you think they really want this military action or is it just sort of television bluster? >> does seem we in this country have had a portion of our foreign policy establishment that seeks intervention and when we get out of one conflict they are looking for another. they should think through the consequences. one of the problems we had in the previous intervention is we

was dutschke actually threatening the live of the president and senator roger wicker and a judge in tupelo or this an a elaborate plot to set up somebody as part of a long running feud. his attorney, curtis's feud, look at this guy dutschke, he has a long running feud with our client and may be trying to frame him. that is the rode the fbi and u.s. attorney's office is going down. the complaint, affidavit against him has been sealed. we hope it will be unsealed today and we find out exactly what they have dutschke on. jenna: you have yourself a story, john. >> reporter: we do. jenna: we'll continue to watch the story. jon: a lot of twists and turns in that case. to the hot button issue of immigration reform. florida senator, marco rubio, one of the bipartisan "gang of eight" who crafted a overhaul off the legislation is opening a new page on the his website called, help us improve the bill. it invites not only lawmakers but ordinary citizens to make suggestions. more than a thousand have poured into this point with a big chunk taking a critical and mostly negative view. joining us now, byr

he is accused of sending poisoned letters to president obama and mississippi senator roger wicker. rick folbaum live in the newsroom with more on that. >> reporter: well, jon, this is a bit of a surprise. today was supposed to be day three of pretrial court hearings. instead we've just learned that today's hearing has been canceled and, instead, a news conference has been scheduled for later on today. we're trying to find out exactly what's going on, why the switch. curtis, as you mentioned, the mississippi-based elvis impersonator who prosecutors are saying sent letters lace with the the poison ricin to the president, wicker and a local judge. no one was hurt. so far there's been absolutely no physical evidence linking him to the crime though. no poison in the his home, no incriminating internet searches on his home computer, and his defense lawyer says that cu disis -- curtis is being set up, possibly by an old business associate. apparently, investigators zeroing in on curtis who's 45 years old based in part on his initials. the letters that were sent all contained the line i'm

senator roger wicker. roger! [cheers and applause] thank you, roger. great job. and a man that did so well recently, it will go down for a long time, you will be seeing those words, they were beautiful words and they were needed very desperately at that time. brett kavanaugh was being treated very unfairly, very, very unfairly, and lindsey graham got up -- [cheers and applause] and he hit a chord that you hit very rarely in the world of politics or anything else, he said things that were said not only so well, the meaning of what he said really changed the course of that event and now we have a great, great supreme court justice, brett kavanaugh. lindsey graham. lindsay, thank you lindsay. thank you. thank you, lindsay. he really did, that was very special. we are all here tonight to support an amazing leader and a tremendous champion for this great state, a woman -- >> sean: of the president goes through his introductions, and i assume that he will next be introducing cindy hyde-smith, we go really quickly -- we will get back to that in a second as he gets back

the other senate race we have chris mcdaniel challenging roger wicker. what i would love to see is we are not going to have a messy primary. i'm going to appoint daniel to cochran's seat and avoid what we saw in alabama, a very messy fight between conservatives and establishment. - would be my hope but based on some reports, chris mcdaniels is on the list as the potential replacement. i was a smooth run, let's not have a messy primary, give democrats another alabama. >> to keep another boy more situation out of this. thank you for your time. 19 minutes after the hour. refusing to give her own deputies rifle resistant vests. putting illegal immigrants ahead of her own department. >> what i got the invitation i couldn't resist. >> did somebody say resist? jillian: moving her way onto the runway, nancy pelosi's big debut. ♪ so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com". who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com bp is taking safety to new heights. using drones and robots off

roger wicker of mississippi said this hasn't taken place in 233 year history of the supreme court. >> the person within the supreme court's close circle who leak to this improperly will we found out eventually and this person will be barred, perhaps the celebrity in the left-wing circles will be disbarred. >> mark warner also said no supreme court justices should be threatened. >> i think anyone will your supreme court justice under threat of whether you're the people, senators who voted for impeachment of mr. trump whose lives are put in threats, i think that action is outrageous. >> more protest taking place tonight near justices homes. nonprofits called it pulling. anita: lucas tomlinson, thank you very much. catholic churches across the country are bracing for the possibility of pro-choice protests at mother's day services tomorrow in response to the draft opinion to overturn roe v. wade. a church in colorado was vandalized earlier this week. electric mcadams is live with more on this. what are we expecting tomorrow? >> we are waiting to find out how many people could show up on m

senator roger wicker, thank you so much for your thoughts there. really appreciate it, sir. >> thank you. anita: and for the other side of the aisle we will bring in massachusetts democratic congressman and member of the house transportation and infrastructure committee. i want to ask you first about the action of the supreme court on abortion, and on this topic you tweeted this, reproductive health care is a human right, congress must protect abortion access because for the final ruling we know that scotus, the supreme court, can't be relied upon to uphold roe. what would congress be able to do to protect abortion rights if roe versus wade is overturned? >> thanks for having me on. my republican colleagues seem desperate to talk about anything, but the headline issue here, the first time in living memory, the supreme court is taking away rather than granting a right. by two to one margin americans disagree with them because reproductive care is a right. and the supreme court needs to codify roe. chuck schumer has called for a floor vote to see whe

wicker, senator wicker, thank you for taking the time on saturday. i will just play off with the interview that jacqui just had with congressman price. do you feel that the administration is doing enough to aid president zelenskyy in ukraine? congressman: i don't think he's doing enough. we had a four-member bipartisan delegation in the area last weekend on the polish-ukrainian border and two democrats and two republicans came back saying the administration needs to do more and it's going to have to do more if we want to give our ukrainian friends a chance to win. griff: you saw it up close and personal, this really unbelievable number of refugees, more than 3 million now, over 2 million? just poland alone. tell me a little more about what you saw, senator? senator: well, we saw great deal of resolve, clearly it was mostly women and children and the men are stayed behind the fight even the ones up to and over the age of 60. but what we know is this, it's gotten so much worse in -- in the past week since i got back from eastern europe and it's very cl

eric: senator roger wicker is just back from ukraine. he will tell us what he saw in just a moment. and we'll also be joined by the british ambassador to the united states, karen pearce is here, to outline how washington, london and our nato allies can confront putin. but first, greg palkot is in the ukrainian capital of kiev, amy kellogg in moscow, alexandria hoff in washington with the latest from our nation's capitol. >> reporter: the president has declared if russia further invades ukraine, the u.s. alongside allies and partners are ready to impose consequences. the statement was made this weekend after president biden met with his national security team at camp david to discuss what they call continued russia aggressive action towards ukraine. in geneva, top diplomats once again failed to come to agreement over the brewing crisis. secretary of state anthony d antiincentive blinken said in this today. >> we've given russia two paths, one i engaged in just last weekend in geneva, but there's also a path of renewed aggression and massive consequences that we have been building mow

this is if you're republican senator roger wicker says he's trying to block an atheist from becoming a navy chaplain. the self-described secular humanist has a master's degree from divinity school. senator wicker and other republicans say he shouldn't be appointed because the post serves religious, not philosophical needs. others point out he applied for a navy chaplain during the obama administration and was rejected. they are wondering why president trump is giving him a second chance to apply. after holding off during the tough primary fight, democrats are getting behind dan lapinski after he staved off a progressive challenger. the democratic caucus chair holding up lipinski's victory as evidence democrats are a "big tent party." today there are 3 of 47 senators and 12 out of 192 192 house democrats. national shooting sports foundation calling a new youth policy worrisome. youtube banning links to websites that sell firearms or provide instructions on how to assemble them. the gun industry lobby group says the potential for blocking educational and safety instructional content th

what i meant is roger wicker is not a swamp creature. going to go for the open seat. spewing that could be super interesting. i feel a road trip coming on. >> i see it. >> shannon: in texas, first voting as we move to the midterms. >> democrats are pointing to the enormous turnout. republicans were pleased. they got a big jump in early voting. they said we are stronger than ever. the democrats answered with an increase of more than 200,000 votes. democrats are fired up and engage. there are seats, house seats in texas, that the democrats would like to have. their real, cherry on top, ted cruz is in a state seat. we moved the ranking. removed him from likely republican to leans republican because we need to see how much energy really is there. i don't think ted cruz is in any trouble but we are watching it more closely. this amount of democratic intensity in texas is unprecedented. >> shannon: it's all about who shows up. >> and midterms, it's not about what the people want. it's what the voters say. who shows up at the polls determines it. democrats are storming the p

he's going to talk to us about the issues facing the lame duck congress, we will talk with roger wicker coming up. we are going to speak with t.j. rogers, the ceo of cypress semi conductor. i said to him is silicone valley as vibrant as everyone says? he said no. he's going to talk about where the jobs are in terms of technology and what he's seeing, similar to what i was just mentioning moments ago and what he would like to see republicans do in this two-year period that they have this window in order to actually move the needle and get things done. so that will be in the next ten minutes. >> fascinating stuff. we will walls, as always. >> thank you very much. >> and don't miss maria. she's on the fox business network. to find out the channel in your area, go to foxbusiness.com/channel finder. >> her show starts in 12 minutes. >>> coming up here on the show, we've always heard dogs are man's best friend. this picture proves it. the incredible story behind the photo and the bond between this dog and his owner. >>> and is your car ready for winter? we have the five things you need to do

wicker and a local judge. >> he thinks he is smarter everybody else. he has the certificate. >> on tuesday they dropped charges against their first suspect, elvis impersonator. he claims he was framed by dusky. he is expected to appear in court tomorrow. fewer flight delays as air traffic controller towers get back to furlough. it caused major travel head lakes last week. they rushed a bill through congress to allow the agency 53 mon in their budget to get their staffing back to normal. now, the president will won't be able to make it official until something in the bill is fixed. brand-new video taken before chaos erupted at colorado state university. >>> police firing tear gas into the crowd to disperse more than 300 students who were piarghd on the streets. and this apartment building rooftop, people got unruly and threw bottles. three people were treated in the hospital for minor injuries. no cops were hurt there. make sure you look up into the sky tonight. this is your best chance to see saturn. it will be in perfect alignment and brightest and cl

. >> mississippi martial arts instructor accused of mailing ricin to the president and roger wicker faces a judge. the court appearance for james everett dusky comes one week after the charges were dropped on paul curtis. it could be a long running feud between the two men. her client may have been framed his attorney says. >> four airmen were victims on a plane that crashed in afghanistan. >> pentagon officials say the crash is not related to taliban violence. local officials say bad weather is to claim. they are investigating now. >>> president obama will nominate his new transportation secretary in just a few hours. democratic charlotte mayor andy fox. he is facing criticism for lack of diversity. if confirmed fox will replace ray lahood who held that position since 2009. >> it is a royal anniversary today. prince william and princess kate celebrating two years of marriage. the two tied the knot at west snirn abby in more than 54 nations more than 2 billion people watched them say their i do's. >> hard to believe it has been two years. >> today marks two weeks since the deadly bombing

wicker, and a local judge. he's been leased. charges against kevin curtis dropped after prosecutors failed to produce a lick of evidence linking him to the ricin letters. >> divine intervention led this amazing, beautiful, blond, blue eyed angel to my jail cell and i'll be honest, i haven't had a lot of faith in attorneys. i went through 20 or so in the last 13 years and i will never let you go. when you've been charged with something, you never heard of ricin or whatever, i thought they said rice, so i said, i don't even eat rice. >> steve: curtis claims he was framed, leading police to search his neighbor's home. we'll keep you posted. >> gretchen: school district rolling out a new line of defense against potential gun gunmen. >> gretchen: that is a bullet proof white board. they weigh only a few pounds and can be used to shield students in the classroom in the convenient of a shooting. >> the shield is the most unbelievable product in school safety i have ever seen in my life. >> gretchen: about 200 boards w

wicker said it cannot be overstated and how troubling this incident is. many who follow notable figures on twitter believe the posts they see from these figures are legitimate. that trust has been violated for monetary gain of the hacker. how bad does this hurt twitter and what should it do now? >> the thing twitter can do is be open and transparent with the american public. that is the greatest constituency, trust is what matters and will keep people coming back to these platforms. we've seen a shift and a lot of conservatives going to parlors, people will seek their own sources of information if they can't trust twitter with their data security and privacy. what stands out to be his this could have been much worse for twitter. the hackers could have done something that had implications on a global level like in 2013 when the associated press twitter feed was hacked and $132 billion, they said the white house -- etc.. it might still be worse but twitter has got to be open and transparent. they got to communicate to the american people when they figure ou

joining is a member of the senate rules committee of the mississippi republican senator roger wicker. thanks for joining us, appreciate it. roger:glad to be with you. edward: do we need to change the voting laws in this country? everyone has been able to vote in this country. roger:it is easier than ever to vote in the united states of america as evidenced by the huge turnout in 2020-2021. john f. kennedy back when he was a senator wrote a book called profiles in courage. thank heaven for joe manchin and kristen sinema this past week for withstanding the browbeating, the unbelievable pressure they got from their caucus and standing up for a 2 century old tradition that has made the united states unique among democracies in the world. i disagree with them on many issues but when it came to tossing away one of the greatest tools for bringing consensus together they stood against their party and my hat is off to them. edward: personal attacks, what did you think of the president's speech? pretty divisive in georgia. roger: unbelievable. i agree with mitch mcconnell, he didn't recognize t

wicker. know indication those cases have any connection to the bloomberg letters but of course authorities and the fbi are now investigating. martha: eric, thank you. bill: happened, what, at the end of last week? maybe that helped the investigation. we'll see. we're getting rolling here. american mother of seven being held in a mexican jail for a drug crime she says she did not commit and now she is talking. >> i was in shock. i'm like, this is not real. this is not happening. bill: how is she holding up today and what happens next in her case? we'll tell but that. martha: plus there are more than two dozen tea party groups suing the irs over the targeting of conservative groups for extra scrutiny. we'll talk to the president of one of those groups and get their personal story about what they went through. bill: also getting ready for the cancellation notice. why the president's health care law could mean that you could lose your health insurance. >> we have to pass the bill so that you can

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wicker, and a mississippi judge. we have heard no response from his attorney today, but she said this week that he has had no involvement, dutschke himself, also denies any wrongdoing. this is him before his arrest. >> simply blows my mind that the paranoid antigovernment schizophrenic is the one that raps up me, who is in his fantasy world, who is a patriotic american. >> this as learn of an ongoing feud between him and previously arrested paul kevin curtis. he is the elvis impersonator taken into custody by the feds earlier in the investigation. later the charges which involved placing threats in the mail, were dropped. dutschke's name first surfaced in federal court monday when curtis' attorney suggested her client may have been framed. as you remember, the letters addressed to senator wicker and president obama were retrieved and flagged at an offsite mail facility before ever reaching their intended victims. in washington, elizabeth prann, fox news. >>> we're monitoring a dangerous situation in missouri where fl

wicker and a mississippi judge. we have heard no response from his attorney bus they said he has no involvement. he denies any wrongdoing. this is him before his arrest. >> simply blows my mind that the anti-governmental schizophrenic is the one that wraps up me in his fantasy world who is a patriotic american. >> as we learn of an ongoing feud between him and previously arrested paul curtis. he was taken in earlier in the investigation. later the charges which involve placing threats in the mail were dropped. his name first surfaced in federal court when his attorney suggested that her client may have been framed. as you remember, the letters was addressed were retrieved and flagged at off-site mail facilities before ever reaching their intended victims. >> heather: thank you. >> gregg: as investigators continue to push ahead in the boston bombings case trying to piece together dozens of details in the united states and abroad, we are now hearing from the chopper crew that played a vital role in capturing the 19-ye