from high atop Fox News headquarters in New York City. Always seeking solutions. Never

selling division. It's Brian Kilmeade.

Hi, everyone. Welcome to the latest moments of the Brian Kilme. Joe, hope you had a fantastic

weekend. We're back in action now. We know the president of the United States. Well,

well, actually, the Secretary of State will deliver remarks at the U.S. Columbia High

Level Dialogue conference. Why it's important. I never would say that. It's over in San

Diego with the State Department, I should say. But why it's important is we lost all relations

with so-called allies or acquaintances and central and South America, China moving in everywhere

in Africa. We got a vice president out there. The State Department's got to start doing their

thing. We got to start getting these guys in gear or losing traction to an ugly regime that

offers nothing except self interest. So we have Claudia Tenney of New York joining us shortly.

Theresa Payton will talk about the pusses and minuses of TikTok and what we can actually do if

we decide to ban it. She is a cyber expert. So let's get to the big three. Now with the stories

you need to know, it's Brian's big three. Number three, the banking system is resilient and it's

sound. The banking system has a strong capital position and a lot of liquidity and has the full

support of the Federal Reserve and other regulators standing behind it. That is Neil Kaskar,

the president of Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. More uneasiness over our regional banks

as SBB gets a buyer as more and more Americans lose faith in the institution and the administration's

ability to deal with the economy as a whole. We will discuss. Number two, we showed a video in the

last segment of the president on TikTok from a video shot by a celebrity inside the White House.

It's not on government hypercritical. It's not on government devices. What a joke that is.

John Kirby, you kidding me? TikTok's got to go, but a bigger policy of plan has to be put in place

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