the data would be two shooters. the defense job is to pass reasonable doubt. it takes one juror. pro-life activist found not guilty for pushing a volunteer. billy overstepped his browns. 15% of the time, i would ride with the engineers. he repeats the story for the eighth time. i m the only guy that had a key. steve: look for the dance floor in the parking lot. or in the stairwell. good morning. ainsley: migrants kissing in the hotel and brian on the dance
and why the federal reserve this afternoon is expected to do a substantial interest rate cut, increase, rather, to try to get the inflation rate under control. that s a tricky balance because they are trying to do that without throwing the economy into a recession, but for that part, president biden s bystander because that s the defense job. all right, john. let s listen in. the president s about to speak. answering questions on a lot of things, but i got 600 waiting out there for me. keep me too long, they ll rush the place and all kidding aside. released new information that we re on track to cut the federal deficit by another $1.5 trillion by the end of the fiscal year. the biggest decline in a single year ever in american history. the biggest decline on top of us having a $350 billion drop in
tricking him into accepting north korea s recent missile tests. the torrent of north korea short range missile tests, ten launches over just one month, tonight are finally taking a toll. according to reuters, japan s defense minister now says his government believes kim jong un s missiles and warheads are declined to penetrate japan s ballistic missile shield. these are the kinds of things that gives north korea a bit more of a complication to japan s defense job. reporter: a u.s. official tells cnn the u.s. assessment is that north korea is working on missiles that have new maneuvering capabilities, but japan and the u.s. have the ability to deal with them. both countries have destroyers in the sea of japan which have intercepter missiles designed to shoot down some of north korea s missiles and warheads. analysts say japan plans to deploy two new land based missile sites that could shoot down north korean rockets. the north koreans are working on a missile that could evade curren
bill: we have heard from a lot of people saying his record stands for it self. four defense secretaries in six years, what is going on there? part of it was unique circumstance. bob gates had said he didn t want to go past the george w. bush administration but the president gave a thought was was a wise decision given the situations in iraq and afghanistan to go for continuity. he said i will do it but there is a finite timeline and the same with leon panetta. over 70 years old when he took the defense job, taking it on a short-term basis as well. bill: do think the problem is with the commander-in-chief and not the secretaries themselves? i don t think the problem is with either one of them. those are two people who said we have a short timeline, given
manageable, they could go ahead with nomination of senator hagel, but there are other names out there, and i think this is much less set in stone than the choice of senator kerry. it s, again, a situation where they suggest, float a name, and let the critics gather before they even have a defense of the nominee. what about women and other diverse names if this doesn t work? that s why i think the michelle fonoi, the first couple of the years of the obama administration, important voice during the reelection campaign, i could see her becoming very attractive. is the president really going to go out and announce three white men as a national security appointees? could well happen if they are the right people, he could well do that, but you could see michelle coming in there, also being considered as the number two now at the pentagon, ash carter, and choosing him would be acknowledgment that the defense job is a huge management job. that s an unbelievable