with that, i will go to ranking member malliotakis. rep. malliotakis: thank you. you mentioned human rights and our role on the human rights council. the second was fentanyl, and how we can perhaps utilize the international organizations to crack down on the smuggling of the fentanyl ingredients from china and mexico to the united states. if you could touch on those two issues, but start with fentanyl, because you did talk about human rights. michele: thank you, ranking member. as i came into this position in the international organization bureau, i am aware of our involvement in two areas of the u.n. system, universal postal system, of course, looking at how some of this product is moved from countries into our country, and also the work of unodc on these issues. i do look forward to continuing to engage with you and your staff, because i could not agree more. this is a critical issue for our population here. i look forward to continuing and discussing this important issue with you. rep. malliotakis: how do you think we can utilize these organizations to stop thi

congresswoman malliotakis, u.s. electricity is powered by natural gas and coal and fossil fuels, about 2/3 of that. if we go all electric you will have to basically ratchet that up to in order to power electric cars. your final word. >> absolutely right. look, the democrats have had a war on cars. look at new york city, the congestion pricing proposal, increased tolls, eliminating parking spots. this is another example why they want to increase the cost of drivers hoping they move to electric but it really doesn't make a difference, as you said, electricity, powered by natural gas. look what como did with indian point power plant, reducing 26% of new york city's electricity. it is ridiculous. people are paying skyrocketing costs. >> got it. congressman green, congresswoman malliotakis thanks for joining us. the senate wanting to overturn biden's mask mandates for planes, trains, buses. dr. paul wants to fire dr. fauci. >> the problem with having only one person and everything go before him like 40 years, he is monop

this is a transition. >> congressman malliotakis, your reaction? >> i mean it its ridiculous to point to europe. europe, look at situation right now where they are beholden on russia. 40% of their natural gas comes from putin. that is why they're in this situation. he has so much leverage over them. we need to do the opposite that is the reason the president doesn't want to do it because he is afraid of the environmentalists. reality we could be for clean energy, renewable energy, we need diversification. we need traditional energy resources. he is playing a a political game hurting the american people, driving up small business expenses and food prices and it is just wrong. elizabeth: you know congressman luetkemeyer to the congressman's point the president numbers are not freight, got 47% in the marist poll, if gas goes beyond five dollars, you're talking recession. constant misleading rhetoric, jen psaki says we don't have strategic interest in cutting global supply of energy. no one is talking about that. no one is asking to reduce global suppl

jon: nicole malliotakis of new york. thank you. our secretary of state antony blinken meeting with ukrainian refugees in poland. one of the many soft secretary made today in europe. senior pastor correspondent, which is traveling with the secretary live in the capitol city. rich. >> but evening, john. secretary of state just arrived here at the capitol. we had a full day in poland along the ukrainian border. past midnight here he spent most of the day along backorder, a meeting with the ukrainian foreign minister right at the border. it's right across between the two country, they walked on both sides of the border showing solidarity for the two, blinken discussing the effort construction attack in a makeshift tent along the road between the two countries. hundreds of refugees from ukraine asked carrie suitcases, small children and pets, some using keynesian wheelchairs. ukraine will win the war despite the overwhelming force of the russian military. he says the only question is the price is people will have to pay that he wants we

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congresswoman nicole malliotakis among other republicans tells news nation the administration needs to consider producing more american oil and gas. but there are others who say more drilling in the u.s. is not the answer. >> it is time we tell russia and saudi arabia that we do not need their oil any more than we need that caviar on the u.s.. and senator ed markey echo a number of -pdemocrats today that russia's aggression is exactly why the u.s. should stop relying on fossil fuels altogether and should get serious about investment in renewable green energy. he adds extend the oil and gas ban beyond just russia. >> i extended to all of the countries whose regimes engage in human rights abuses. >> joe khalil reporting for us. still ahead on kron 4 morning news, the mlb's deal. it's good news for more than just baseball players. why ballpark workers say that the deal save them from losing out on a lot of money. well, bay area baseball fans, a ballpark workers are breathing a sigh of relief now that the major league baseball lockout has ended the league and the players association reache

congresswoman nicole malliotakis among other republicans tells news nation the administration needs to consider producing more american oil and gas. but there are others who say more drilling in the u.s. is not the answer. >> it is time we tell russia and saudi arabia that we do not need oil any more than we need that caviar. all the u.s. and senator ed markey echo a number of democrats today that russia's aggression is exactly why the u.s. should stop relying on fossil fuels altogether and should get serious about investment in renewable green energy. he adds extend the oil and gas ban beyond just russia. >> extended to all of the countries whose regimes engage in human rights abuses. >> that was joe reporting for us today. the russian invasion of ukraine has created many questions surrounding the lack of nato intervention. the north atlantic treaty organization encompasses 30 countries with more hoping to get in the military alliance was created in 1949. for the west to face the threat from the soviet union. the alliance pledges an attack against a member is considered an attack agai

. >> ainsley: congresswoman mall malliotakis what did you find. >> what we are finding the biden administration is continuing to erode the public's trust. in this case they are allowing the dog to wag the dog verbatim. if you compare what the union recommended for the guidance and what the cdc ultimately used it is literally plagiarism. this is not an issue of following the science. this is an issue of following the influence and the money of the largest union in the country. $43 million donated to president biden and democrats and liberal groups throughout the country. and they have this amount of influence where the cdc is supposed to use medical science to determine their guidance and recommendations to the american public. this is exactly why the people in this country do not trust this administration or the cdc with the mandates and the recommendation was that have come out. >> steve: sure. congresswoman meeks, you know, what she just said essentially validates the fact that the administration was bowing to one of their largest donors. they had the donors actually writing the law and ultim