brian: like jay tapper was doing the segment, anti-hegseth. ainsley: new report shows ford lost 2 billion last year, that is not funny, your comment i m laughing at. brian: ford president jim farley joins us live on how his company will drive up business with gas or electric. brian: for
night. listen to this. he was feisty and combative and responsive to the crowd. the speech was long in word count, but delivered with a lot of energy. this was the best speech i ve ever heard him deliver, he was passionate. brilliant speech craft honestly. his republican party does not want to recognize how democracy works. the president waseck had was heckled. ashley: when he said feisty, i feel like he was just yelling. joe: there was yelling going on and it was awkward. jay tapper saying how rude republicans were, he didn t have a problem with nancy pelosi tearing up president trump s state of the union speech in 2020. look, they talked about performance a lot, i think most
with special offers just for movers at xfinity.com/moving. jeanine: the media is doing a sudden about-face on the pandemic and embracing things that we ve been telling for a long time. gayle king and jay tapper are getting slammed for being late to the game after making these observations on covid. i m so tired of being tired and afraid of this. i am. i think we all have to figure
such a class act, not so nice. i don t know that i be so nice in the end. go ahead geraldo. geraldo: i think for all things there is a season. it s clear that omicron is no delta and you see the pendulum swinging or even jake tapper and cnn are saying the results, it was over exaggerated. but let s say half of the deaths are not covid as the prime cause, let s still an enormous number of dead people, historic really. so i think we have to be careful now about the minimizing this profoundly devastating experience at the nation is gone through. yes there is hype and new media is in the doom and gloom business but this is something that historians look back on and say, my god, this is awful.
russian president vladimir putin and saying no major break it through on that conversation added the president made clear to putin swift and severe costs if he moves forward with an invasion. we know the united states has been working with allies to craft a sanctions package to implement in the event of an invasion and officials have also pledged increased defense support to ukraine as well. but this all comes as we have seen a flurry of activities and warning from the white house and top u.s. officials over the course of the past three days. today national security adviser jake sullivan told our jay tapper an attack could place any day moving up the timeline and u.s. officials thought putin might way until after the olympics but now saying it could have much sooner. the u.s. engaging in a full-court press at this moment hoping to avoid and deter russia