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Today

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is Wednesday, March 16th. What

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to know today about President Biden's plan to

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travel to Europe, the Ukrainian president speech

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to us, lawmakers this morning, and

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the of three countries who took a risky

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trip to Key.

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or not president

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biden plans to travel to europe next

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week the white house says i'll meet with european

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leaders at a special just put together nato

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summit in brussels belgium on march twenty

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fourth and also go to the pre planned

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european union summit meeting the same day

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i did will meet face to face with his european counterparts

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and of course will be talking about efforts to help ukraine

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and to push back against russia for

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now at least there are no plans providing to meet with

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ukrainian president alinsky but alinsky

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will talk directly to members of congress

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in the u s this morning at nine

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am eastern time a high profile virtual

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address it's actually the second time he'll

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speak in front of members of congress this month but

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the first time it'll be public available for all

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americans to tune that part of a

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series of speeches he's given to western

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leaders he spoke to the uk parliament

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last week and canada's parliament yesterday

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when his speech today could lead to us

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lawmakers putting even more pressure on bite into

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send fighter jets and other military gear

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to play the lawmakers from both

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parties have already called on biden to take more

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aggressive action so far

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at least biden has insisted that

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certain moves including sending fighter jets

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could lead to a direct clash with russia

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and the world war three the

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white house officials have said abided will announce

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another eight hundred million dollars in military

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aid later today they tuned

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for the details and already congress

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passed and the president just signed a bill

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with thirteen point six billion dollars in new humanitarian

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and military aid to ukraine the

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us has also taken a bunch of steps to hurt russia's

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economy in response

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russia announced it's own round of new sanctions

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against about a dozen high profile american including

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president biden and others like secretary

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of state anthony blink and and former secretary

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of state hillary clinton the measure

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essentially bands them from going to russia and

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freezes any assets they have their they

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don't seem too worried about it clinton for example

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sarcastically tweeted quotes i want to think

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the russian academy for this lifetime achievement

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award By the way, if you seen

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that video clip of a Russian woman who ran

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onto the set of a live news broadcast on

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Russian state-run media holding a no war

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sign behind the anchor. We have an update for you. She's

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an employee at that channel you now says

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she's ashamed. She told lies from the TV

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screen should also made a separate anti-war

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video and she told reporters that she

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was interrogated about all of this for about 14

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hours, then fine for the video.

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And finally released, at least for now, but

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more charges could be coming.

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Head

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of President zelensky is virtual address to Congress this

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morning. He met in person with

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the prime ministers of Poland, the Czech

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Republic, and Slovakia yesterday, and

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they all met in the Ukrainian of kyiv.

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Yes, the three European leaders.

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Took a train at Ukraine's, capital and

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say, they did it to show their unequivocal support for

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the country. They were there while the

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attacks, but even more intense in and around

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Kiev Russian forces, continued

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to push closer and closer the city's limits to.

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So he was mayor, put a a thirty six curfew

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in place saying the Kappa. faces a quote

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difficult and dangerous moment

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the outskirts of the city a fox news camera

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man any ukrainian journalists working as a

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consultant for fox news for killed the

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war zone photographer and journalists were with

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the fox news reporter that we told you about yesterday

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it's who was hospitalized the

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your fox news but out a statement calling it a heartbreaking

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day for the organizations and praise each

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of their talent that's journalists there

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is a small bright spots a report finally

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an estimated twenty thousand civilians were

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able to leave the devastated city of mary open

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the biggest evacuation get from the southern cities

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a more than four hundred thousand people though

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the are now new reports from ukrainians that

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russian forces have taken hostages at a hospital

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there and many others are still trapped without

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essential supplies the ukraine

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as saying that progress in the peace talks with russia

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is still possible negotiations

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are expected to continue today say

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to him

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the federal reserve is such a wrap up it's policy

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meeting today and raise interest rates

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be expected quarter point increase would be

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the first rate hikes and twenty eighteen then

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a central bank may signal even more increases

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are coming later this year to help curb high

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inflation by making it more expensive

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to borrow money in other words this

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move would mean americans will soon see higher

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rates on everything from credit cards to mortgages

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i'm thinking of the federal reserve we do have a quick update

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President nominee to essentially

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be the feds top banking regulator. Well,

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she's out Sarah Bloom Raskin, withdrew

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her nomination. Remember a key, Democrats

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joined all Senate Republicans and saying this

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week. They will not vote to confirm roskin

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in that role. So now the vine Administration

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must nominate a new banking cop which

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is considered one of the more critical job on the

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sideboard.

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board 1/4

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a dose of a covid-19 vaccine could

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be coming by there. Has now formally asked

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the FDA to green-light. Another booster

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shot for Americans, 65 and older.

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Pfizer. CEO said, the

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booster already available is still good enough

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to prevent hospitalizations and deaths from

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covid-19, but that it's not as good

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against infections overall. And the protection

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may start to weigh in overtime. not

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even all public health experts at this point agree

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about whether booster shots are needed and for

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him right the asking a would

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still need to improve their fast to be continued

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changing the clock like we did just last

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the senate easily passed a bill that would make

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next year it's called the sunshine protection

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prices slid below one hundred dollars a barrel for

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fallen thirty percent in about a week reversing

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a big chunk of the recent spike since russia

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invaded ukraine what's

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happening here a few things for

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one experts say oil price drop is driven

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by cooks that maybe other countries like

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saudi arabia and you eat would boost

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oil production to help make up for the ban on russian

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there will drop one analyst

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