lately in the washington post lately. jon: charlie hurt, fox news contributor, washington times opinion editor. thanks, charlie. well, a pair of harrowing helicopter crashes in a so 10-hour span. what went wrong in miami and southern california, that s next. this isn t just freight. these aren t just shipments. they re promises. big promises. small promises. cuddly shaped promises. each with a time and a place they ve been promised to be. and the people of old dominion never turn away a promise. or over promise. or make an empty promise. we keep them. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you.
charlie hurt, washington times opinion editor and a fox news contributor. charlie, thanks so much for joining us. you were fresh off a the big sunday show, so thanks for stick thing around a little longer. a free press, largely considered here in america to be of critical importance to our democracy, now an american journalist has been kill by russian troops as he worked really to show the plight of the refugees and other things that are happening there on the ground. an adviser to ukraine s superior minister said in a statement on telegram that renaud if paid with his life for attempting to expose ruthlessness of the aggressor. your thoughts on the russian invaders not only targeting civilians, but also striking at the people who bravely go there to show the truth, to bring the truth to the world. yeah. first of all, you know, obviously what a deeply, deeply horrifying and tragic story. it s very, very heartbreaking.
glasgow about climate change, but the administration is i think they clearly don t have any answers, but they re coming out and talking about things like they want to pass this supposedly infrastructure infrastructure package in order to lower the price of child care, well, my goodness, if the you know, the price of gasoline at the gas station these days is any reflection of what they are going to do with child care prices, you know, no thank you. jon: washington times opinion editor charlie hurt. good to have you on, charlie. thank you. great to see you, jon. jon: straight ahead, an update on bill clinton s condition after the former president was admitted to the hospital for an infection. plus, meteorologist adam klotz is tracking the forecast as the northeast braces for a return to fall weather. adam? adam: yeah, jon, severe thunderstorms running into new england. there s some colder air behind the system. i will have that plus the entire
you, and i am sorry that we failed to provide a safe, welcoming and affirming environment that we aspire to provide the superintendent of schools apologized for dismissing a father s please for answers after his daughter was reportedly sexual assaulted in a bathroom by a male wearing a skirt. that father was initially arrested. even with these emotional issues at play, turnout in virginia s early voting has so far been lethargic. jon? jon: alexandalexandria, than. washington times opinion editor is joining us now. he is also a fox news contributor and a long time virginia resident. it is a 51, 46 percent race right now, according to the polls with mcauliffe in the lead. does it surprise you that the race is this tight, charlie? yeah, you know, from 30,000 feet, it is surprising, just because virginia over the last ten years has really become a pretty reliable democratic
the only in person meeting he had according to the vsv away was a relatively junior climate negotiator. joining us now is american surveyed union chair. in washington times opinion editor. china at first insulted blinken and company in alaska with that little deal about race relation and the united states. they hover over taiwan, and now carrie goes all the way over there, and they snub him in biden rewards them with a 90 minute phone call. they are just laughing at us. just absolutely laughing at us. it s important to remember that john kerry and joe biden our tw of the greatest foreign policy experts democrats have ever created. remember, not only was carrie the secretary of state, the whole reason biden got picked t be vice president and the first place was because of his vast expertise when it comes to