Good evening. The show begins tonight in Ukraine. The mining partners are the United States in Ukraine.

The case being made that this keeps the U.S. in Ukraine indefinitely. Now with soldiers, with weapons, with prosperity, peace of the action, revenue, much more permanent than armor or drones.

And then a conversation with Conrad Black about the election and Mr. Carney's success, Mr.

Pollyever will stay in the parliament, according to Conrad.

Will Mr. Carney follow through on the promises and remarks he made during the campaign to be determined?

Scholar report, Chris Regal, mentioning that China has maybe till July 1st to get a deal done or they'll lose Christmas.

And without Christmas, they will go lower than they are now, which is as low as I've

known them in all the years I've been covering it with Gordon. What we have also is stories of

FDA shutting down the San Francisco lab. Henry Miller joins to comment on what this means for

bird flu and reviews and the apparatus of the FDA, a guardian organization, worried about things

I don't know exist.

3,500 let go in the whole system, and Henry says very damaging to the reviewers

who are now going over to join industry without a job at the U.S. government,

which they have trained for.

On to the conversation about Abrago Garcia, a Salvadorian in the United States without documents

taken with the Venezuelans back to El Salvador.

He is back home in Salvador.

However, the Trump administration refuses to bring him back to go through due process

and then return him to Salvador.

Andrew McCarthy and Thaddeus McCawder joined a comment.

What is Maga antitrust?

I talked to Jessica Mnuchin.

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