war further and costing what the biden administration called the red line. todd: breaking news, alexandria hoff. good morning in a few short hours president biden will meet with andre, and deliver remarks ahead of the one-year anniversary of the fresh war on ukraine. the president zelenskyy with a surprise visit to war-torn country the most important in the whole history of ukraine u.s. relations. this was a historic visit by the president to an active war zone where the u.s. military presence for the president to go to kyiv and meet with him to see the first lady and firsthand briefing from zelenskyy s team. they had an opportunity to discuss the lenski military planning, secure what the u.s. has provided and other types of economic and energy assistance that we have given. during the president president biden announced $500 million in additional security assistance to the country and said, russian president vladimir putin was plain wrong to think he could outlast uk
A world tour begging for privacy while drawing attention to themselves. i know it is south park. todd: i think it is hysterical. i m going to stop watching south park . ashley: they have to be watching somehow. todd: how is south park going to get by if one person doesn t watch them? ashley: they get away with everything else. they really do. a lawmaker in a deep blue state undo the damage done by faxing mandates with a plan to help first responders and workers to get new jobs. he joins us to explain how he is doing it. todd: speaking of covid confusion, vice president errors being called out for this follow-up with her a and a maskd child. we have that next.
Europe - covid confusion - I m in the States, and planning/hoping to return to the UK (where I ve been many times) in September. I know the CDC has dropped requirements for Covid-19 testing, both going out and coming back in. But if I should become ill while traveling, will any hotel agree to house me through a.
And now we see renewed crisis on the border and we see the inability of the biden administration to get its message straight on the relieving the mask mandate. it s that incompetence that s going to dog this administration through the election in november. bret: brit, hearing from fred smith is he a guy that sees into the future. he is, i sense, concerned about the u.s. economy. brit: i agree he is a smart guy, bret. and is he not a political partisan. is he a man very much worth listening to on these things. what he is saying about the effect of inflation and the supply bottle necks is real and he has a good vantage point from which to judge these things. a man very much worth listening to. bret: yeah. all right. panel, thank you so much. tomorrow on special report, new details on the growing covid confusion and why the government is facing criticism over its spending to test to treat program. thanks for inviting us into your
As science and evidence changes, we will want to communicate new data, new updates. you actually want changing guidance as evidence changes. we have learned a lot, we will learn more and we will keep sharing what we know with the american people. you came into your new role with a background in academia. praise with how well you can break down covid confusion for americans. i want to read a quote a state health official gaped to the washington post when you are named coordinator. the skills that we need now are management of fiscal and legislative issues. you need a washington insider. a person that makes the trains run on time. what do you think of that comment? you need a team of people working on these issues. people that understand the science and evidence. understand how washington works. that is a team that we have built. we have a broad group of people