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the special investigator of the us department of justice recently described biden as an old man with a weak memory in his report. mike johnson, the republican speaker of the us house of representatives, in response to the justice department's report on mental abilities. joe biden is no longer fit for the presidency of the united states. us president biden has confused the presidents of countries with officials several times , including just a few days ago he said to he recently met former french president mitterrand. it has been 30 years since mitterrand's death. clashes in india killed four and 25. 50 people were injured. clashes in haldwani city started yesterday evening following the destruction of a muslim religious school mosque. the city is now under curfew and internet services have been completely cut off. a group of french women gathered in paris to protest the killing of 900 women during macron's presidency in this country. they did protesters near the eiffel tower were holding a 15-meter-long cloth with the name of the age of 900 women who were killed by their husbands was

the us department of justice has just released a special counsel's report on joe biden's handling ofdocuments. on cnn, whose total audience in primetime the interview covered more than 10 times in 2 hours, they continued to drone on about special prosecutor hur’s new report about how wrong the president was. the usa, who kept secret documents in his garage, seemed to be still under control, but then biden himself woke up and ruined everything, irritated by khur’s conclusions, he rushed to press. how bad is your memory, can you continue to be president? my memory is so bad that i let you talk. this is how a disastrous contrast with putin arose for biden, which they clearly wanted to avoid, which, of course, drew the attention of everyone who watched the interview with one eye. at the very time when his opponents are experiencing a dangerous moment, the new york times will restrainedly write in the morning, from users on social networks, no mercy. putin has now given a lecture on hundreds of years of eastern european history for more than 28 minutes without a single cheat sheet. biden

, so there is the coat of arms of the us department of justice.ce president, forgetting the first day of the interview when his term ended, forgetting on the second day of the interview when his term began. it's 2024, biden is already us president, but the question is whether he understands this and to what extent now seems to hang in the air by itself. the most frequently used quote will now be. a man with a bad memory, biden couldn’t stand this anymore, his assistants rearranged the schedule on the fly, at exactly 8 pm washington time, the us president appeared before the press, just as elderly, but... not at all attractive. i know that the report focuses on some language regarding my recollection of events, even mentioning that i do not remember when my son died. how the hell did he dare to bring this up? question. to be honest, when they asked it to me, i thought it was none of their business. it was a long way from special prosecutor robert hur, but here they were, reporters from the presidential pool, standing opposite. floating on top of th

he addressed after the publication of the report of the special inspector of the us department of justice that biden is not worthy of criminal prosecution due to negligence in keeping classified documents. but he said that he is a person with poor memory who is not able to remember the events of the past and does not even know the time of his son's death. the president of the united states defended his memory by holding a press conference, but he made a mistake again in the same conference. mitterrand was first described by the german president. a group of french women gathered in paris to protest the killing of 900 women during macron's presidency in this country. protesters near the eiffel tower were holding a 15-meter-long cloth with the names and ages of 900 women who were killed by their husbands. was written in this protest rally, the women demanded a serious fight against gender violence in the country by the french government and declared that the government does not have the political and practical will to defend women's rights and has not allocated enough financial resources to

mexico after the publication of the report of the special inspector of the us department of justice, which found biden worthy of criminal prosecution due to negligence in the storage of classified documents. but he said that he is a person with poor memory who is not able to remember what happened the past is not even time. he doesn't even know about his son's death. the president of the united states intended to defend his memory by holding a press conference, which he did once again in the same conference. this francois maitan was first described by the president of germany, and now the second case of the third program of tonight's program is dedicated to the war in eastern europe . the russian ministry of defense says that it shot down 19 ukrainian drones in one night. according to john kirby, the attacks made ukraine worried about running out of ammunition. we know that in some units they use their ammo very, very carefully because they worry about running out . despite these shortcomings and even with these speeches in the us senate. if we fail at this point , if we leave our fr

us department of justice he announced that in addition to 40 years in prison, joshua schulte must be monitored for the rest of his life after his release. he is also accused of moral crimes. and the islamic republic of iran's membership in the group of emerging economies officially started one month ago and at the same time as the new year . the official presence of this group in moscow was accompanied by results and achievements for our country. the end of 3 days of intensive negotiations between brics countries in moscow, where for the first time new members including iran, egypt, the emirates of ethiopia, along with old members including russia, brazil, china, india and south africa was present to draw a road map for the development of cooperation in all fields, especially in the field of economy and trade. our presence here is very important. multilateral presence is the point that we are looking for, which is the organization itself . unilateralism follows multilateralism and we must be the voice of the majority of people in the world in brics . they took over a course from sout

the wikileaks informant was sentenced to forty years in prison , according to the us department of justicenced former cia programmer josh shulta in the case of the largest leak of a series of top-secret materials, as well as on charges of espionage, contempt of court and possession of child pornography, the agency notes. previously, the prosecutor's office sank for him life imprisonment. let me remind you that wikileaks publishes and analyzes documents obtained from anonymous sources. in 2010, the site published materials about us military operations in iraq and afghanistan; the portal’s founder , julian assange, faces 175 years in prison . at megamarket you are always on... the russian project is easy to miss, but it is impossible not to notice the changes that it brought to our lives. national projects of russia by decision of the president. hello, we found out that i told you a thousand times about sbp, i’ll come out now and tell you about sbp. download the Сpay application, link your bank account and you can pay for anything through an nfc sign in one touch or using the sbp qr code, th

the in june 2020, the us department of justice issued updated 18 count indictment. every face trial in the us government would face a sentence of a 175 years in prison. in november 2020 sweden dropped the rape case. after reviewing the evidence, on the 4th of january 2021 judge, correct sir rule the sage could not be extradited due to his mental health and risk of suicide. you know, to the 2020 in a 2 day appeal, but the u. s. u k. judge is safe to see us over to the decision not to expedite to search the april 2022. westminster magistrates quote, formerly issued to to, to extra dikes is 8 weeks later you. okay. secretary pretty patel. sign goes from the, the in june of 2023 london side court, just as jonathan swift rejected 2 separate applications made by a strangers lawyers to appeal his extradition. striking down all submitted grounds at the time. it is holdings, julian hassan is still being detained in definitely in solitary confinement in that marsh purse, while he's legal to continue to appeal on his be off of the most people have heard of him in relation to t

the us department of justice has announced that josha schulte, in addition to 40 years in prison, mustsupervised for the rest of his life after his release. he is also accused of moral crimes. and membership of the islamic republic of iran in the economy group. the emerging seasons for brics since a month ago and at the same time as the new year the year officially started. the first official appearance of this group in moscow was accompanied by the results of achievements for our country. the end of 3 days of intensive negotiations between brics countries in moscow, where for the first time new members including iran, egypt, emirate of ethiopia were present along with old members including russia, brazil, china, india and south africa to map the development of cooperation in draw all fields, especially in the field of economy and business. our presence here is very important, a multilateral presence. the point we are looking for is that the organization itself is looking for justice. follow one the story of eliminating unilateralism, pursuing multilateralism, etc. we must be the voice

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the us department of justice reports this.former cia programmer josh schulte in the case of the largest leak of a series of top-secret materials. and also on charges of non- us spying in iraq and afghanistan. the founder of the portal , julian assange, faces 175 years in prison . american president joe biden signed a decree that allows the us administration to introduce. sanctions against jewish settlers, that is, those israelis who settles in the territories that belong to palestine. the move was criticized by mit official maria zakharova. she recalled that washington previously did not interfere with israel’s settlement activities and, moreover, motivated it to develop palestinian lands. zakharova called such inconsistent actions of the white house a manipulation and an attempt to play on the feelings of palestinians and israelis. eu leaders assigned roles to force the prime minister. hungarian minister will agree to a new package financing of ukraine, the american newspaper new york times reports. according to her , before

the us department of justice did not consider biden worthy of criminal prosecution due to negligence in maintaining classified documents, but said that he is a person with poor memory who is unable to remember past events and even the time of his child's death. earlier this week, biden also claimed that he had a conversation with mitterrand, who died 30 years ago, 3 years ago. he also described francois mittens as the president of germany first, and now the second case of the third program of tonight's program is dedicated to the war in eastern europe first. let's see a report on the latest field and political developments of the war between russia and ukraine. the russian ministry of defense says that it shot down 19 ukrainian drones in one night. according to john kirby, ukraine is worried about running out of ammunition. we know that in some units they use their ammunition very, very carefully because they are worried about running out. despite these shortcomings and even with these speeches in the us senate. if at this moment. if we fail, if we leave our friends in ukraine in the

the website of the us department of justice confirmed that an iranian airline plane was indeed flown is from. used venezuelan transport corporation, but in the summer of twenty-two he was detained in argentina. the crew and 14 venezuelan citizens were released, but the plane was arrested. and now they sent me to the united states. in caracas they called it theft of property and promised a proportionate response. and now alexander's economic news, the conflict in the red sea could lead to a shortage of black tea in the uk. tell us where the supplies come from? tatiana. mainly from india and kenya, for now on to other topics. the international monetary fund said that the russian economy is growing stronger, than expected in the west. thus, the imf confirmed the previously revised forecast. according to his calculations, this year our gdp will increase by 2.6%, and next year by more than 1%. russia grew stronger than we expected. this year , its indicators were revised and increased by 1.5%. therefore, this is clearly an area of ​​positive growth; by the way, the imf was criticized for

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the media are discussing new faces that the us department of justice has discovered against hunter bidens phone photographs that clearly show prohibited substances and accessories for their use. according to sources , biden jr. took the pictures in december 1818, just when hunter publicly denied any involvement in such drugs. now, with the help of these photographs, as well as correspondence with... investigators plan to prove to the court that the president’s son not only smuggled, but used drugs right in the offices of the white house. and this is footage of a terrible accident in texas. a car crashed into an urgent point assistance in the city of austin. the driver died on the spot, and at least 10 other people were injured. some were urgently transported to other medical facilities. the cause of the incident is still unknown, but a police statement states that the driver drove into a building. french farmers held a protest in the center of paris, they went on a demonstration demanding fair control of prices for dairy products. demonstrators on tractors blocked the street in front of

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the us department of justice arrested a former fbi informant.in prison for obstruction of justice against chita biden. alexander smirny was arrested at the international airport in las vegas. he is accused of fabricating claims that president joe biden and his son demanded two $5 million bribes from a us energy company. burist company. for hunter to, quote, take care of all the problems with the help of his father. however, at the very, very end of the indictment, it is still noted that the defendant had contact with company executives in 2017, when joe biden was no longer vice president in the barack obama administration. however, if convicted, smirnov faces a maximum sentence of 25 years in prison. previously, republicans have repeatedly argued that democrat joe biden exceeded his authority in trying to help. financial interests of his son in ukraine. russian it companies began to refuse the services of relaxants. programmers from the regions ask for less money and it is easier to apply for them. taras kucharenko studied the market and found o

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alexandra crypto exchange binance agreed with the us department of justice on payments for economic offensese how much can they pay? tatyana, more than 4 billion dollars, for now on to other topics. receipt of income to the budget. russia exceeded the ministry of finance’s expectations, finance minister anton seluanov said in an interview with riya news. he stressed that there will be no amendments to the current year's budget. the budget situation is under control, income is going well, even somewhat better than our expectations. it is clear that an increase in the key rate affects economic activity, but we hope that downward inflation dynamics will allow the regulator to soften the monetary policy politics. let me remind you that budget revenues are in january. not related to oil and gas almost doubled compared to the same month last year, the result was more than 3,700 billion rubles. at the same time, oil and gas revenues increased by more than one and a half times. the treasury received 675 billion. the federal tax service will strengthen control over large debtors. according to the new

the us department of justice reports this. programmer joshi ash. in the case of the largest leak of a series of top-secret materials, as well as on charges of espionage, contempt of court and possession of child pornography. previously , prosecutors had asked for a life sentence for him. let me remind you that wikileaks publishes and analyzes documents obtained from anonymous sources. in 2010 the site discovered materials about us military operations in iraq and afghanistan. the founder of the portal , julian assange, faces 175 years in prison . nearly 300 people were injured in a massive fire explosion at a gas station in the kenyan capital. the fire quickly spread to neighboring houses; according to preliminary data, at least two people died, but rescue work is now continuing, and law enforcement officers are establishing the causes of the tragedy. it is known that this gas station was considered closed, but, as it turned out, it continued to operate illegal. now a short advertisement, then we will continue. alfabank has the

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department of justice has already... announced suspicions against four russian military personnel for crimes against an american citizen of the united states who was in the occupied kherson region. and of course, compensation for losses is the creation of an international registry of losses, this is only the first step in creating a system of an international system of an international mechanism for compensation for damage to ukrainians. and i have hope for the next steps. will be quickly done by the council of europe with the support of our partners, therefore, it is the prosecution of everyone war crime and for all kinds of war crimes is our goal, for which we are united with the whole civilized world, and the world supports us on this path. thank you. thank you, mr. kostyan. the next question is for kirill budanov. kirill oleksiiovych, there is a phrase that no... the best guarantee of sustainable peace is an advantage in weapons. tell me what to do if there is no such advantage. you have asked a good, good question. eh, what can we tell you about this? in the 21st century, well, a

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this is what the ultimate report from the us department of justice had to say about the story of trump. russia collusion completely to box. the special councils investigation did not find that the trump campaign, or any one associated with it, conspired or coordinated with russia and its efforts to influence the 2016 us presidential election. and then there was james clapper, right? james clapper from the office of the director of national intelligence. he went around to other intelligence officials and had them sign a letter saying that the 100 by whom laptop story was russian. this information and a number of former intelligence officials basically sign this letter urging the american people not to believe the hunter, laptops story that undermines laptop with some kind of fictitious russian propaganda. well, it turned out the 100 by the laptop story was indeed real. the laptop existed, the contents of the laptop were not. miss representative was a true story. but the intelligence community was mobilized to urge the american public to ignore it. this is all the james clamber, a former

this is what the ultimate report from the us department of justice had to say about the story of trump rushing collusion completely to box. the special councils investigation did not find that the trump campaign or any one associated with it, conspired or coordinated with russia and its efforts to influence the 2016 us presidential election. and then there was james clapper, right? james clapper from the office of the director of national intelligence. he went around to other intelligence officials and had them sign a letter saying that the 100 buying laptop story was russian. this information and a number of former intelligence officials basically sign this letter urging the american people not to believe the hunter, laptops story that undermines laptop with some kind of fictitious russian propaganda. well, it turned out the 100 by the laptop story was indeed real. the laptop existed, the contents of the laptop were not misrepresented. it was a true story, but the intelligence community was mobilized to urge the american public to ignore it. this is all the james clapper, a former dir

. >> okay, so we did reach out to the us department of justice for a comment about this new court. and here's what it said. it said the executive office for immigration review constantly monitors its caseload nationwide to meet the needs of all of those with business before the agency and opening new immigration courts in high volume areas is one way to meet our stakeholders needs. i mean, it argues that this court is really needed to improve the expedition expediency, excuse me, and efficiency of immigration adjudications. >> yes, as long as it is done correctly and people's due process rights are respected. um, you know, because like i said, there are people who haven't even received notice that their cases have been transferred or they're going to be seen really soon and those people haven't even heard about it. like our attorneys are getting these notices, um, have started receiving these notices, and these cases are coming very quickly. and if they didn't have an attorney, we're not even sure that they that the clients would have even received them. yeah so that's just an exam

the us department of justice has just released a special counsel's report on joe biden's handling ofovered by more than 10 times in 2 hours, they continued to drone on about the new report of special prosecutor hur about how wrong the us president was in keeping secret documents in my garage. it seemed like everything was still under control. on your feet. i'm an old man, and i know what the hell i'm doing, i was the president, i put this country in charge. thus, a disastrous contrast for biden with putin arose, which they clearly wanted to avoid, which, of course, drew the attention of everyone who watched the interview with tucker with one eye , and others with these backstage scenes from the white house. putin's appearance underscored his tactical confidence at the very time when his opponents are experiencing a dangerous moment, the new york times wrote discreetly the next morning from users on social networks there is no mercy. putin just gave a lecture on hundreds of years of history. europe for more than 28 minutes without a single cheat sheet. biden has no idea what he had fo

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this is what the ultimate report from the us department of justice had to say about the story of trump. russia collusion completely to box. the special councils investigation did not find that the trump campaign, or any one associated with it, conspired or coordinated with russia and its efforts to influence the 2016 us presidential election. and then there was james clapper, right? james clapper from the office of the director of national intelligence. he went around to other intelligence officials and had them sign a letter saying that the 100 buying laptop story was russian. this information and a number of former intelligence officials basically sign this letter urging the american people not to believe the hunter, laptops story that undermines laptop with some kind of fictitious russian propaganda. well, it turned out the 100 by the laptop story was indeed real. the laptop existed, the contents of the laptop were not misrepresented. it was a true story, but the intelligence community was mobilized to urge the american public to ignore it. this is all the james clamber, a former di

the us department of justice issued update to 18 count indictment. if he fails trial in the us government, they would face a sentence of a 175 years in prison. in november 2020 sweden dropped the rape case after reviewing the evidence, the on the 4th of january 2021 judge correct sir. rule the sage could not be extradited due to his mental health and risk of suicide. you know, to 2020 in a 2 day appeal. but the us few k churches save the us and overcome the decision not to extradite consumers to day pools. 2022, westminster magistrates quote, formerly issued the extra dykes and some 8 weeks later. you. okay. set contrib preteen potato sewing bill for the in june of 2023 london side court. just as jonathan swift rejected 2 separate applications made by a stranger's lawyers to appeal his extradition. striking down all submitted grounds at the time of his from holdings julian sons is still being detained in definitely solitary confinement in that marsh prison. while he's legal to continue to appeal on his be off. oh, the most people have heard of him in

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the r t come computer tara reid is suing the us department of justice for $10000000.00 in damages. she sees the agency oversaw on f b. i cover up of her case against joe biden. she accused of sexual assaults that took place while he was a senator in 1993. as a result of the actions carried out inside the run silver operation, cassandra by the respondent f. b i at our claimant has suffered severe emotional distress. and the zion was subject to, to death threats was on no police availed on, had her communications on financial records sees done for quoted, and was forced to apply for asylum to a side country. incredible say of her life and liberty. while i'm happy to say tara rejoined, just live now in the studio to discuss at what is a very personal case of course, tara, but one perhaps with a lot of run vacations to take us through the details. what you're seeking here. yes. well, you know, i'm a geo political and our analysis and usually i, we talk about other things, but this is important because it happened to me and i did work as a former senate aide, and i also work for leon pa

this is what the ultimate report from the us department of justice had to say about the story of trump. russia collusion completely the box, the special councils investigation did not find that the trump campaign, or any one associated with it, conspired or coordinated with russia and its efforts to influence the 2016 us presidential election. and then there was james clapper, right? james clapper from the office of the director of national intelligence. he went around to other intelligence officials and had them sign a letter saying that the 100 by whom laptop story was russian. this information and a number of former intelligence officials basically sign this letter urging the american people not to believe the hunter, laptops story that undermines laptop with some kind of fictitious russian propaganda. well, it turned out the 100 by the laptop story was indeed real. the laptop existed, the contents of the laptop were not misrepresented. it was a true story, but the intelligence community was mobilized to urge the american public to ignore it. this is all the james clamber, former di

this is what the ultimate report from the us department of justice had to say about the story of trump. russia collusion completely to box. the special councils investigation did not find that the trump campaign, or anyone associated with it, conspired or coordinated with russia and its efforts to influence the 2016 us presidential election. and then there was james clapper, right? james clapper from the office of the director of national intelligence. he went around to other intelligence officials and had them sign a letter saying that the 100 by whom laptop story was russian. this information and a number of former intelligence officials basically sign this letter urging the american people not to believe the hunter, laptops story that undermines laptop with some kind of fictitious russian propaganda. well, it turned out the 100 by the laptop story was indeed real. the laptop existed, the contents of the laptop were not. miss representative was a true story. but the intelligence community was mobilized to urge the american public to ignore it. this is all the james clamber, a former

this is what the ultimate report from the us department of justice had to say about the story of trump rush inclusion completely to box the special councils investigation. didn't find that the trump campaign, or anyone associated with it, conspired or coordinated with russia and its efforts to influence the 2016 us presidential election. and then there was james clapper, right? james clapper from the office of the director of national intelligence. he went around to other intelligence officials and had him sign a letter saying that the 100 buying laptop story was russian. this information and a number of former intelligence officials basically sign this letter urging the american people not to believe the hunter, laptops story that undermines laptop with some kind of fictitious russian propaganda. well, it turned out the 100 by the laptop story was indeed real. the laptop existed, the contents of the laptop were not. miss representative was a true story. but the intelligence community was mobilized to urge the american public to ignore it. this is all the james clamber, a former direct

this is what the ultimate report from the us department of justice had to say about the story of trump. russia collusion completely to box. the special councils investigation did not find that the trump campaign, or any one associated with it, conspired or coordinated with russia and its efforts to influence the 2016 us presidential election. and then there was james clapper, right? james clapper from the office of the director of national intelligence. he went around to other intelligence officials and had them sign a letter saying that the 100 buying laptop story was russian. this information and a number of former intelligence officials basically sign this letter urging the american people not to believe the hunter, laptops story that undermines laptop with some kind of fictitious russian propaganda. well, it turned out the 100 by the laptop story was indeed real. the laptop existed, the contents of the laptop were not misrepresented. it was a true story, but the intelligence community was mobilized to urge the american public to ignore it. this is all the james clapper, a former di

this is what the ultimate report from the us department of justice had to say about the story of trump rush. the conclusion completely to box the special councils investigation did not find that the trump campaign, or anyone associated with it, conspired or coordinated with russia and its efforts to influence the 2016 us presidential election. and then there was james clapper, right? james clapper from the office of the director of national intelligence. he went around to other intelligence officials and had them sign a letter saying that the 100 buying laptop story was russian. this information and a number of former intelligence officials basically sign this letter urging the american people not to believe the hunter, laptops story that undermines laptop with some kind of fictitious russian propaganda. well, it turned out the 100 by the laptop story was indeed real. the laptop existed, the contents of the laptop were not. miss representative was a true story. but the intelligence community was mobilized to urge the american public to ignore it. this is all the james clamber, former d

the in june 2020, the us department of justice issued updated 18 count indictment. if the face trial in the last phone cover, they would face a sentence of a $175.00 pieces in prison. in november 2020 sweden dropped the rape case. after reviewing the evidence, on the 4th of january 2021 judge per rates or rule, the sage could not be extradited due to his mental health and risk of suicide. in october, 2020 in a 2 day appeal, but the u. s. u k. judge is safe to see us over to the decision to extradite consumers in april, 2022. westminster magistrates quote. formerly issued the extra dykes and some 8 weeks later you. okay. secretary preteen patel, signed to the in june of 2023 london side court just as jonathan swift rejected 2 separate applications made by a stranger's lawyers to appeal his extradition. striking down all submitted grounds at the time of his from holdings. julian or saunders is still being detained in definitely solitary confinement in belmont prison while he's legal to continue to appeal on his be off. oh the most people have heard of him in relation

and no, molly, i should tell her i had been indicted by the us department of justice. biden administration has charged them for doing what we're about to do for going to an international conference in russia. this indictment is a huge attack on freedom of speech. a huge attack on freedom of assembly if the letter of the law as they are trying to enforce it, stands in court. all kinds of international delegations, all kinds of political activism and discipline speech would be rendered illegal. and in light of the indictment, we're already hearing wider costs. there's been calls to indict people for pro palestine demonstrations. there's been calls to indict people for alleged links to china, and they are anxious to start prosecuting individuals who put forward views like the views that we put forward. we oppose war. we want a better relationship with russia and china, and venezuela and all the countries that are currently being sanctioned and attacked by the american government. while we convened the press conference to say that we as american citizens have the right to travel to russia. and

i had been indicted by the us department of justice biden. administration has charged them for doing what we are about to do for going to an international conference in russia. this indictment is a huge attack on freedom of speech. a huge attack on freedom of assembly if the letter of the law as they are trying to enforce it, stands in court. all kinds of international delegations, all kinds of political activism and discipline speech would be rendered illegal. and in light of the indictment, we're already hearing wider calls. there's been calls to indict people for pro palestine demonstrations. there's been calls to indict people for alleged links to china, and they are anxious to start prosecuting individuals who put forward views like the views that we put forward. we oppose war. we want a better relationship with russia and china and venezuela and all the countries that are currently being sanctioned and attacked by the american government while at style cross live to occurs. but in caleb mopping, joining us from new york, kayla is good to have you join me right now. what, what a

this is what the ultimate report from the us department of justice had to say about the story of trump. russia collusion completely to box. the special councils investigation did not find at the trump campaign, or any one associated with it, conspired or coordinated with russia and its efforts to influence the 2016 us presidential election. and then there was james clapper, right? james clapper from the office of the director of national intelligence. he went around to other intelligence officials and had them sign a letter saying that the 100 buying laptop story was russian. this information and a number of former intelligence officials basically sign this letter urging the american people not to believe the hunter, laptops story that undermines laptop with some kind of fictitious russian propaganda. well, it turned out the 100 by the laptop story was indeed real. the laptop existed, the contents of the laptop were not misrepresented. it was a true story, but the intelligence community was mobilized to urge the american public to ignore it. this is all the james clamber, a former dire

this is what the ultimate report from the us department of justice had to say about the story of trump. russia collusion completely to box the special councils investigation did not find that the trump campaign, or anyone associated with it, conspired or coordinated with russia and its efforts to influence the 2016 us presidential election. and then there was james clapper, right? james clapper from the office of the director of national intelligence. he went around to other intelligence officials and had him sign a letter saying that the 100 buying laptop story was russian. this information and a number of former intelligence officials basically signed this letter urging the american people not to believe the hunter, laptops story that undermines laptop with some kind of fictitious russian propaganda. well, it turned out the 100 by the laptop story was indeed real. the laptop existed, the contents, the laptop were not misrepresented. it was a true story, but the intelligence community was mobilized to urge the american public to ignore it. this is all the james clamber, former directo

i have been indicted by the us department of justice biden. administration has charged them for doing what we are about to do for going to an international conference in russia. this indictment is a huge attack on freedom of speech. a huge attack on freedom of assembly if the letter of the law as they are trying to enforce it, stands in court. all kinds of international delegations, all kinds of political activism and discipline speech would be rendered illegal. and in light of the indictment, we're already hearing wider calls. there's been calls to indict people for pro palestine demonstrations. there's been calls to indict people for alleged links to china, and they are anxious to start prosecuting individuals who put forward views like the views that we put forward. we oppose war. we want a better relationship with russia and china, and venezuela and all the countries that are currently being sanctioned and attacked by the american government. well, we convened the press conference to say that we as american citizens have the right to travel to russia, and we have the right to part

i have been indicted by the us department of justice. biden administration has charged them for doing what we are about to do for going to an international conference in russia. this indictment is a huge attack on freedom of speech. a huge attack on freedom of assembly if the letter of the law as they are trying to enforce it, stands in court. all kinds of international delegations, all kinds of political activism and discipline speech would be rendered illegal. and in light of the indictment, we're already hearing wider costs. there's been calls to indict people for pro palestine demonstrations. there's been calls to indict people for alleged links to china, and they are anxious to start prosecuting individuals who put forward views like the views that we put forward. we oppose war. we want a better relationship with russia and china, and venezuela and all the countries that are currently being sanctioned and attacked by the american government. well, we can be in the press conference to say that we as american citizens have the right to travel to russia, and we have the right to par