john: dig a little deeper into that, and the rationale behind the split decision, why they thought it was an overreach from osha to demand vaccine mandate for private companies but a facility with federal funding was covered by the mandate. could you explain that further so folks at home fully understand it? sure. if you are accepting money, medicaid or medicare money, federal money flows from the federal government, what they were saying is essentially that money comes with strings attached because listen, the federal government can say this money has to be used in a place that is safe and abiding with federal restrictions on safety and cleanliness and in nursing homes and hospitals, those kinds of things. so, there are already strings tied to that money, and enough of the justices, five of them, who felt like that was enough of a tie to say listen, the federal government, based on this money to the different healthcare facilities and enough of an interest in saying part of that
obstructionism he sees that that s holding back his agenda in congress. i did not anticipate that there would be such a stalwart effort to make sure that the most important thing was that president biden didn t get anything done. think about this. what are republicans for? what are they for? name me one thing they re for. all right. let s dig a little deeper into the thinking at the white house this morning after the big reset press conference. politico white house correspondent here with us today, coauthor of the west wing playbook, alex thompson. nice to see you bright and early this morning. so much to talk about. the president, alex, he covered a lot of ground, right? but it was comments on ukraine, comments on the midterms being illegitimate, that s what s making headlines this morning. it s probably not the reset the white house was hoping for at the outset. you know, it was definitely a mixed bag. i don t think any time you have to have your press secretary come out with a
forward. it s one in terms of grassroots, in terms of preparing for the campaign, the midterm campaign, and then with his sights on the 2024 presidential campaign. and at the same time, getting folks in line for governing. a lot of times the folks that run, they re not thinking about what happens once you win an election and you govern. but in this, we see it happening at the same time. so i think that that is a really powerful combination and one that democrats need to take incredibly seriously. serious as a heart attack. and then my theme of narrative. what we see donald trump doing in in the arizona rally he ll be having is hammering the fact of election fraud. dig a little deeper, and there s an underdog, and donald trump, love him or hate him, he s a master at that narrative, and he s going to be able to build that momentum among his base
interpreter: i just want my children to be safe. i want them to be here. i suffer because of the separation. interpreter: a very emotional time. we were crying. even though the ukrainian forces have put up a fierce resistance, there s also a large contingent of russian marines who have just put ashore in southeast ukraine near the border of russia. it is day three of this invasion, this war here in ukraine. shannon: thank you so much for giving us the perspective of the folks on the ground. thank you. let s dig a little deeper into the events unfolding on the ground in ukraine with special report anchor bret baier. bret: hi, shannon. let s take a look at what s happening right now. these red dots here are air strikes or fires, possibly cruise missiles from the russians or bombs dropped by russian planes as well as on the ground fighting.
vaccine dose for all americans adding the remaining ptosis would cover those age 65 and older and $15 billion covid aid packages stalled in congress. so let s dig a little deeper into domestic issues the administration is facing tonight. the economic successes and record inflation, gas prices and evidence that hunter biden might be in trouble with fox news contributor leslie marshall. we are working to bring in jason chaffetz but difficulties at the moment. welcome, leslie, good to see you. good to see you, shannon. shannon: this is something that came from the presidential twitter account today. i m sorry, this is monday the economic strategy is working and still working 3.6 million jobs last year and unemployment 3.8% and the economy grew 8.5% and reduced it and a lot of critics saying it is not translating