kayleigh: it s great to be with you will and lawrence. outnumbered, we have an hour, fox & friends we have got three hours of fun. it s a lot different but, hey, i m enjoying day two here early in the morning. lawrence: you are crushing it kayleigh. kayleigh: thank you. lawrence: we had that live shot of times square. i was originally supposed to be in nashville with will cain now i m going to be in nashville to new yorkcity. will three hours that s a treat. wait until you put in a four hour show. one hour extra is not one hour extra. lawrence, am i right? there is did something about four hours that is much, much bigger than three hours. lawrence: after that third hour you immediately feel it going into that fourth hour. kayleigh: i will find out on saturday. [laughter] will: oh, well, good. and lawrence is exactly right. we will be together at least through the television the magic of television on new year s eve. we hope you will join us on december 31st, the last day of
when the president delivers it in his first year but honestly talk to the hand. that is exactly what it is. there is no point in pretending otherwise. i ll also just say for the record it doesn t matter if you call a group of attorney generals attorney generals or attorneys general. it also doesn t matter if you say pled guilty versus pleaded guilty. it is all okay. we all have amnesty on all of these things i hereby declare. anyway. so i ll call it his state of the union. in his first state of the union address as president this year, president biden ended his address on what at the time was sort of a surprise note. during the course of his address he talked about covid and covid relief legislation and vaccines. he talked about china. he talked about the war in afghanistan. the prospects for gun reform, immigration, voting rights, you know, the whole gamut. state of the union addresses always have sort of everything in them. but of all the things that he talked about, this i
president biden ended his address on what at the time was sort of a surprise note. during the course of his address he talked about covid and covid relief legislation and vaccines. he talked about china. he talked about the war in afghanistan. the prospects for gun reform, immigration, voting rights, you know, the whole gamut. state of the union addresses always have sort of everything in them. but of all the things that he talked about, this is where he chose to wind it up. this is where he ended. look, in closing, as we gather here tonight the image of a violent mob assaulting this capitol, desecrating our democracy remain vivid in all our minds. lives were put at risk. many of your lives. lives were lost. extraordinary courage was summoned. the insurrection was an existential crisis, a test of whether our democracy could survive, and it did. but the struggle is far from over. the question of whether a democracy will long endure is both ancient and urgent. as old as our r
the tv, that s the electronic grid when we re watching television and it s not just an american thing, anywhere around the world where there are so-called smart tvs. check this out. this was today in russia. this happened on at least three different major tv providers in russia today. the grid looks at first as the normal rundown of channels and shows but if you go for example to cham one or everyone the big state sponsored tv channel, it looks on the grid that every single program has the same name for all the channel, all the time slot,l, all the shows have the same name, and you don t have to read russian you can see that they are the same and i don t read russian and we had it translated and it turns out according to your tv in russia, every single show on every single station on every time slotsi was called on your handss the blood of thousands of ukrainians and hundreds of their murdered children. tv and the authorities are lying. noho to war. that was the title of ever
we begin in ukraine where 60 people are feared dead following a bombing on a school in the eastern luhansk region. local officials are saying 90 people were sheltering in that school when a russian plane bombed the building. there were rescued. we believe 60 were killed. a regional official says they are most likely dead. president biden is holding a virtual summit today with other g7 leaders and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. this meeting was deliberately scheduled ahead of russia s annual victory day celebrations which is tomorrow. it marks the nazi surrender in world war ii. president zelenskyy today marking a day of remembrance and celebration. it s marked every day on may 8th to honor the people who lost their lives during world war ii. translator: this year we say never again differently. we hear never again differently. it sounds painful, cruel, without an exclamation, but with a question mark, you say never again? tell ukraine about it. ukraine says