back to them in a moment, first tomorrow s front pages. the observer says many school buildings in england are now in such disrepair they are now a risk to life according to internal government documents leaked to the paper. the express says chancellor rishi sunak has promised that he will do everything in his power to help with the cost of living crisis. and the telegraph has a different twist on the cost of living crisis saying cabinet ministers have turned on the bank of england over rising inflation. the independent has liverpool winning the fa cup trophy, they beat chelsea 6 5 on penalties today. either of you liverpool fans? disclaimer theft up? flat either of you liverpool fans? disclaimer theft up? not especially. andrew, disclaimer theft up? not especially. andrew. we disclaimer theft up? not especially. andrew, we will disclaimer theft up? not especially. andrew, we will start disclaimer theft up? not especially. andrew, we will start with disclaimer
second term agenda. we have great common sense and a lot of smart people in this room in the lobby of that love our country beyond just about all else. john: a big afternoon we are back, hello i am john roberts in washington. this is one of those thursdays, sandra. we have a lot of energy from the news. sandra: you have to keep watching you never know. i m sandra smith in new york this is america reports great to be with you, john. president biden back on the world stage with his foreign policy agenda in full focus but also marking the first time he is facing reporters since his son became a convicted felon. sandra: mike john: fox team coverage starting now martha maccallum with analysis. sandra: but starting with peter doocy on the white house north one of the president s remarks, peter. white house officials with all this talk about ukraine at g7 they want the world to know they have given ukraine the okay to use u.s. weapons against russian targets inside r