warned the pentagon about using chinese companies on government projects. brian: there is sanctions on russia. we are not supposed to be selling anything like that. 4.7 million for health insurance company in russia? are you crazy? 2.4 million for alcohol and addiction and research in russia? 2 million state run wuhan institute of virology. ainsley: we sent money to wuhan. 2 million. brian: 770 million for the state. ainsley: thousand. brian: put cats on tread mills. ainsley: that sounds like the shrimp on treadmill. and gender awareness in china. our state department is crazed with this whole gender awareness and same sex marriage and trying to push that around the globe and green projects instead of what s in the best interest of america. it s unbelievable. ainsley: yeah she is saying she is pledging to stop that we did hear speaker mccarthy whether or not you like the bill or not. we did hear him say we are spending less next year than we
chance of appeal in this case. and ou can chance of appeal in this case. and you can see chance of appeal in this case. and you can see if chance of appeal in this case. and you can see ifjoe chance of appeal in this case. and you can see ifjoe tacopina will come and talk to reporters if you re justjoining us, just remind you that in the last few minutes of court in new york is determine former us president donald trump is guilty of sexual assault in the case that was brought by the former colonist e. jean carroll. they acquitted him of rape and e. jean carroll was awarded $2 million in punitive damages. in total, 4.7 million dollars still waiting for her reaction outside the court and will bring you that as of when we get it. as we wait for that, speaking about russia, today was victory day in moscow and the national public holiday across the country to commemorate the great patriotic wars
family. this is what ron wyden tweeted, he s pushing for answers. he wants crow to answer questions. if he doesn t comply, i will explore other tools at the finance committee s disposal to shed more light on what appears to be blatant corruption. i think to that point, richard, it almost doesn t matter if crow specifically had cases before the court. he s a big donor to republicans like greg abbott, who banned abortion in his state. he s a big co a cofounder of club for growth which has gotten all of its asks from citizens united on, on this court. in the past three decades they publicly donated $14.7 million to candidates and committees, at least there 13 million went to republicans. they re getting republican outcomes. it doesn t need to be specific cases. and let s go back to scalia. justice scalia when he died, he literally was staying for free at a west texas hunting lodge owned by a business person whose
criminal landscape. just last week milligram stood alongside garland announcing a major bust of the sons of el chapo when run the sinaloa cartel. as the a.p. first reported the d.o.j. inspector general is investigating 4.7 million the dea and milligram spent on strategic planning and communication that resulted in the hiring of people that worked in her inner circle in her days as new jersey attorney general. the dea put out a statement saying dea is acting with urgency to target the global criminal networks responsible for hundreds of thousands of american deaths. raise public awareness how one pill can kill and promote and recruit hundreds of highly talented people. one glaring takeaway so far bipartisan support in helping the dea eradicate the cartels in
will be a few weeks before we see any conclusions. but i do think we will see a report from them before the summer holidays. so, that will come to a head in a few weeks. there was a lot going on yesterday. a busy afternoon in westminster. interesting time for number 10 to publish this, something we have been promised for weeks, rishi sunak s tax return. a dropped at half past four yesterday afternoon. in the middle of that borisjohnson session. a cynic might suggest number 10 didn t want to much attention on the prime minister s tax affairs. it tells us something that we had a pretty good idea of, that we had a pretty good idea of, that rishi sunak has quite a lot of money, £4.7 million in income in three years. he paid well over £1 million in tax on that. we are still going over the finer detail of some of that. but interesting timing there, i thought, of that. but interesting timing there, ithought, to of that. but interesting timing there, i thought, to drop thatjust as we were al