are built is the same one north korea last conducted an underground nuclear test in september of 2017. sandra: russia s war forcing women in ukraine to flee their country, their homes and their jobs. but they are not sitting on the sidelines for long. fox went inside a busy employment center in poland. we will show you when we found. john: and standing by for president biden s remarks and what his administration is doing to lower gasoline prices. but the white house is blaming the high prices on the war in ukraine even though prices were well on the rise before the invasion. are americans going to buy the spin? we ll ask virginia democratic senator mark warner coming up. look, on gas prices it s pretty simple. we need more supply of oil in the short-term to bring down prices. it is the case the gas is up about a dollar because we have shut off access to russian oil to the global market. it s the right thing to do.
haven t fulfilled any of their pledges but we haven t bribed them like we used to do or paid them to stop. and they are still willing to talk. the process seems at least to be moving in the right direction. i think we should all, as i said before, be cautiously optimistic. we re in a better spot now than we were at the end of 2017. sandra: the president also said described his relationship with kim jong-un as a good one. final thoughts. is that perhaps too much optimism for the president on the relationship there? he should always be cautious in knowing he is dealing with a dictator who is not out to make a good deal for our side. he is out to make a good deal for his side and the head of a regime that has routinely cheated past administrations and that s a threat to its neighbors and allies. i m sure the president is cautious but also a negotiator and knows to say publicly after he has had some positive talks to be overly critical of someone he needs to go back to the table with a
whom he so loved, is in the church as the public is filing through to pay their respects and he was there to greet these strangers as they came through to pay their respects. it was such a remarkable gesture for him and couldn t have been easy. he wasn t feeling well. he is old and dying and yet there he was, how like him it was. that s why, as you heard bret baier so well reflect, people like the secret service detail around him. when he was president and i would talk to those guys and ask the women and men alike and ask them, you know, what was going on and how it was. their regard for him was absolutely obvious and it was clearly they loved the man. jon: a lot of people remember seeing the two of them, barbara bush and george h.w. bush at the super bowl when he flipped the honorary coin flip in 2017. sandra: the bush family has boarded those vehicles, brit and we re looking at live
campaign contributions from the stormy daniels and karen mcdougall payments. that is said to happen on december 12th. now he has this new charge that apparently prosecutors are hoping to wrap into those other charges potentially, and then there s the whole question of whether or not the president might step in and to try to pardon michael cohen. that hasn t even come up yet, but we don t know if that is even in discussions. but what we do know is that cohen pled guilty today. the first charge from the mueller team, regarding this false testimony that he admitted to giving to the senate committee back in 2017. sandra: all right, rick leventhal. standby for any more news that can come out of the courthouse there. we await the president who could speak at the top of the hour. bill: i have spoken to michael cohen several times over the past year and year and a half. i can say that he was concerned about his family and his future and himself, frankly. one of them more direct conversatio
they now have 54 fbi agents dedicated to responding to our subpoena request. now the attorney general has asked for somebody outside washington, d.c., to look at this. this is a respected united states attorney. i think it shows the seriousness with which attorney general sessions is taking the matter. ultimately, i do think somebody who is entirely outside of the department and the bureau is going to need to be involved. in the meantime, the fact that we have an inspector general forthcoming, soon, plus, the new work by u.s. attorney huber and the documents being subpoenaed and that subpoena being taken seriously, we are moving in the right direction. i m encouraged by that. a lot of work to be done. because the american people are entitled to know what was going on in the fbi in 2016 and into 2017. sandra: i know you and your colleagues in the statement, that you put out in response to jeff sessions, you made it very