president biden: no. todd: griff jenkins is in washington with the latest from the president s trip. griff. griff: good morning, carley and todd. joe biden s first trip to asia ends just moments from now. you are looking live at air force one, waiting to get wheels up from tokyo, just after 6 p.m. there. caps swing through south korea and japan intended to highlight a new economic pact. as you saw, the president leaves major questions looming over the u.s. policy toward taiwan, which the white house was forced to walk back in a statement and defense secretary austin tried to clean up yesterday. our one china policy has not changed. he reiterated that policy and our commitment to peace and stability across the taiwan strait. griff: not the first time the white house has had to clarify for the president, drawing harsh criticism from china s leaders and earlier this morning in one of the president s last public events, biden was hammered with questions over whether he
strait. griff: not the first time the white house has had to clarify for the president, drawing harsh criticism from china s leaders and earlier this morning in one of the president s last public events, biden was hammered with questions over whether he pressured india s prime minister over russian energy. watch. [indiscernible] griff: here at home, a lot of questions as americans are feeling the pain of record-high gas prices, biden offering neither solice or solution saying it is just something americans must endure. president biden: here is the situation, when it comes to the gas crisis, we re going through an incredible transition that is taking place and god willing when it s over, we ll be stronger and the world will be
to be prepared. have your evacuation route. know what you are going to do. have your preparation plan because i do think this is going to be a big season as it starts to ramp up. peak is season is october the 10th. you have been washed. jillian, back to you. steve: all right. meanwhile, thank you, janice. have you seen the disturbing video, rogue isis drones targeting coalition troops overseas as the terrorist group, isis, calls for more attacks worldwide. ainsley: here at home, a new device is being tested that s going to allow the military to zap those drones out of the sky and send them back from where they came. brian: that s interesting. here to show us how to works ops himself bret belkovich. nice to he so you. telling us how you are seeing cronies to hit isis. now you are seeing how you can stop the drones from hitting us. i have brought the future