utah, 40 delegates. >> madam secretary, my name is mike lee, i'm a u.s. senator representing utah. utah is a place where we have big families, big hearts, and big ideas. a place where we love freedom. we love the constitution, and we despise tyranny. in utah, from the red rocks to the snowcapped mountains with the greatest snow on earth, we know what heaven on earth looks like. utah, the 45th estate admitted to the union, today probably casts all of its 40 delegate votes for president donald j. trump, and is soon to be announced running mate, my friend and colleague, j.d. vance. [cheers and applause] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and procedures of this convention, utah, 40 votes, president trump. maryland, 37 delegates. >> madam secretary, maryland, the seventh state to enter the union of a known for the amazing chesapeake bay, blue crabs, and the united states naval academy, the home of fort mchenry, the historic site that inspired the star-spangled banner, and the home of the next united states senator from maryland, larry hogan. maryland proudly

today i especially want to personally thank you for your support, the state of utah. other states, many american hearts, and many american communities, all of those who do not want and will not allow people to prevail. [applause] -- evil to prevail. [applause] dear friends, many of you have probably seen in the media about the recent russian strike on a children's hospital some days ago, and this direct hit on one of the hospital buildings, and this could not have been just a coincidence. children with the help of doctors are trying to overcome terrible, terrible diseases. such as cancer and heart diseases on the street amidst ruins and somewhere under the debris. the name of this hospital, by the way, one of the best children's hospital not only in ukraine, but in all of europe, was significantly damaged, and we are now working to quickly restore its operations and ensure that children can be treated in our hospital. cancer does not wait for the russians to stop bombing our cities, and children need treatment, need it now. children also need to go to school and their

what we did in utah was very different. what we said was government can do the governor can't discriminate, we can't require you to submit a statement pledging allegiance to dei to get hired or advanced. but we did not defund dei. what we said was a great use to a people who are struggling. we should be looking at first-generation college students. we should be looking to help anybody who struggling towards completing a college degree. we should be looking at those who come from poverty and don't have the same opportunity as of the people. going to disproportionally help my annuities in the state of utah, right? what is not going to discriminate distinctly on the basis of skin color. it's going to help them. so again people will disagree with me, but that's where for me that's where it starts. >> governor moore, that's utah. you were governor of maryland. how do you see this issue? listening to his description on this how do you have that conversation, how do you express your own views, which isil have some differences with

what we did in utah was very different.t we said was government can do the governor can't discriminate, we can't require you to submit a statement pledging allegiance to dei to get hired or advanced. but we did not defund dei. what we said was a great use to a people who are struggling. we should be looking at first-generation college students. we should be looking to help anybody who struggling towards completing a college degree. we should be looking at those who come from poverty and don't have the same opportunity as of the people. going to disproportionally help my annuities in the state of utah, right? what is not going to discriminate distinctly on the basis of skin color. it's going to help them. so again people will disagree with me, but that's where for me that's where it starts. >> governor moore, that's utah. you were governor of maryland. how do you see this issue? listening to his description on this how do you have that conversation, how do you express your own views, which isil have some differences with gov

eric, a sergeant with the utah county sheriff's office was assigned is one of the lee detectives.he house, the first officer to talk to pam and roger called him. >>■ç he said, something isn't right here. it seems, from his perception, that maybe things were stage are some things were not what he would think would be normal for a crime as heinous or vicious as this. >> something about the bizarre story didn't sit right. he couldn't put his finger on it. not yet, anyway. >> coming up. problem was the bizarre story got weirder by the minute. bother the bugs, not your family. zevo is made with essential oils which attack bugs' biological systems. it wipes cleanly, plus is safe for use around people and pets. gotcha. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. try killing bugs the worry-free way. not the other way. zevo traps use light to attract and trap flying insects with no odor and no mess . they were continuously, so you don't have to. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. this charmin ultra soft smooth tear is soooo soft and soo smooth. charmin ultra soft smooth tear has wavy perforations t

>> van dos semanas sin saber nada de ella, tiene solo 14 anos, salio de utah hacia mexico a visitar auela, pero nadie sabe de su paradero ni el de sus primas. >> estas son las ultimas imagenes que hay de ellas. >> devuelveme, amiguita. >> no tienes el derecho de tenerla. >> oye, el fbi informa que sospecha del tio de la joven. >> a ver, sobre el cibernetico a los usuarios de at&t, los r registros de llamadas y mensajes de texto de mas de 100 millones de personas estan en manos de hackers. >> ¿que dice hoy la compania que podemos hacer para evitar que robe nuestros datos. >> una madre lleva su dolor al congreso de zacatecas, mexico. >> al congreso de zacatecas, mexico. >> yo fui a buscar a mi cri criatura. >> tu hijo murio, ella lo identifico y durante ocho meses el cuerpo estuvo en la oficina del medico forense, una muestra del calvario de las madres buscadoras en la oficina y prohibidos los plasticos de un solo uso. >> las bolsas del plasticos de un solo uso, las bolsas del supermercado, los hisopos y los plasticos desechables. >> colombia se suma a los 91 paises que no permiten la v

utah jazz fans, patriots fans, jets, whatever. not jets, sorry. [laughter]et but we were mormons or catholics and it was so far down the list, and now it's the first thing. it's the first thing most people define themselves. that is crazy. andd so unhealthy in a pluralistic society like ours. if that's how we see ourselves first and foremost, we are in trouble. so i'm grateful to find people -- but i do think that's how it all kind of came together. a pandemic, which we have seen we are even worse and more divided. we have to get back to redefining ourselves. >> wes moore, i know you've been thinking a lot about this as you said, but we are to use it? you've been in office 13 months. what do you see is going on that is driving this harsh partisanship? >> i think a lot of what is going on is people are just opting out. they are opting into their own a social corners. they are opting into listening to the news, not to be educated but to be balanced. opting out of a measure of societal connection. and so, it's interesting because when we first came o

the senator from utah. mr. lee: i ask unanimous consent that the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to, and that the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. the senator from georgia is recognized. mr. ossoff: i ask unanimous consent that the committee on the judiciary be discharged from and the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of h.r. 3019. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: h.r. 3019, an act to establish an inspections regiment for the bureau of prisons and other purposes. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding to the measure? without objection. the committee is discharged, and the senate will proceed in consideration. mr. ossoff: i further ask that the bill be considered read a third time and passed and the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered

. , november 15th 2007, don, so lake city, utah.ky was beginning to brighton, son -- sun not quite up and then there they were, the voices, the terror, the nightmares beginning. >> i ducked down in my car and i thought this is how it is going to and -- end. >> someone just shot a man! >> it stands in stark contrast n to the rest of salt lake city, this old chocolate factory, this grand stage for our story,a it was converted to loft apartment in those booming years before the bust in the style of living and location drew instinct crowds, outliers of a sort of class in this famously mormon city. beyond the perm and brooks for example born into privileged in englandpl came here in august 2006 to visit a friend. >> i came on holiday and i met this guy and we hit it off. >> reporter: christopher right lived in the same loft building and attended the same party. to anyone watching it was an obvious perfect match. friends and loft neighbors costs >> she was so lovely and quirky and she brought that playfulness out in chris. >> he was a pos

and then, of course, senate of utah. could you just briefly about what motivated him, especially first campaigns, what made him want to run for office was what was driving him to to do this? yeah. well, so you ask him this question, and i would him a few times and he'll give you two different answers depending on how candid he feels. so if he's in a more of sentimental mode, he'll talk about what he calls the romney obligation, which is he believes that going back through his family's history, they've always had this kind of moral obligation to to try to help where they can. it's this kind of noblesse oblige, this idea that if there is problem to be solved, romneys have to be there to help solve it. and, you know, he he is aware of the fact that was born into a wealthy family. he had every advantage that he have growing up. and so he did feel like, you know, he had some obligation to use the many things that he was and born into to try to help other people. so and i do think that's part it. but he would also sometimes wh

. >> also ahead, in an unusual traffic jam in utah. how it marks an event heavily anticipated by some salt lake city residents, plus a well-known news correspondent playing a role in an upcoming superman movie. >> why his day on set left hi feeling pretty introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich. it's piled high with tender beef that's slow cooked and smothered in tangy memphis style barbecue sauce. it's no fuss, no muss. just tons of flavor. the best barbecue beef is only a togo's. try one today. home on southern avenue and mcclintock drive this afternoon after a fugitive barricaded themselves inside as swat crews surrounded the person's home, smoke started to come out from inside of the home. the person was wanted by chandler police on warrants for burglary, trafficking and stolen property and felony flight. police say a neighbor's ring camera captured the moment law enforcement had a fight with that person. then shots were fired. police are still working to find out what happened inside the home that caused it to catch fire in

nobody knows. >> i know there are 10,000 abandoned mines in utah.osure, but now a crew is searching the mine shaft in the west desert. >> i was fascinated with the idea of maybe helping find susan. i've been following along ever since. then we got a tip that there's a chance she's out here. the majority of our search and rescue operations are all pro bono. as a volunteer search group, we can kind of just move faster. early on in the excavation, roughly about the 75-foot level, did i just find a bone? looks like a rib. >> we were more motivated to get down there. we were moving more and more material. >> the likelihood is pretty low that we're going to find something. but on the other hand, she's still out there somewhere. >> chuck came over to me quietly, hey, i know how to operate a radio. do you need help? chuck, do you really want to go down in this hole? >> absolutely. >> he became part of the search team. we're excited to get the dna test back. >> it's a blessing and so thankful that they're doing it. i'm just grateful we're still looking for s

for the opening session, utah governor spencer cox led a discussion on finding common ground amid political polarization with former nebraska senator, ben sasse. they discussed education and the founding possible's of democracy in america -- the founding principles of democracy in america. >> welcome to the national governors association summer meeting in beautiful salt lake city, utah. it is wonderful to be here to be joined by governors, first spouses, staff members and partners from all across the country, and guests from around the world. governors have had several meetings today already, that is the real benefit of our winter and summer meetings. they bring together governors from both parties in numerous states and territories to work together on national challenges. there is one challenge that impacts all the others and that is the focus of today's session, toxic polarization. the goal of the initiative is to raise awareness of a pressing problem, and to work towards bipartisan solutions. often these are policy solutions, solutions that center largely on state and federal legislation

what was behind the breathless play-by-play and a utah courtroom? the family drama played out in public view? the hidden sins of, well, you will see. >> here, this is a picture their magical beginning. both beautiful. michele linn martin macneill, everybody liked smart, charismatic michele from childhood on said her sister, linda. >> she entered different pageants and won homecoming queen. she did modeling. she was an exchange student in switzerland. she excelled at everything. >> martin did too in his own way. it took a little while, but eventually he became a doctor and then a lawyer, then a leader in his local ward in the church of the mormons. before he did any of that, back when this picture was taken, it was unstoppable love. today elope? >> they got married by the justice of the peace. >> that had four children. eventually set up house in a place called pleasant grove in utah, and love their family life so much they adopted four more little kids. three from ukraine. alexis from the first set of four followed her father everywhere. was his lit

. >> elizabeth gonzÁlez, de 14 aÑos, viajÓ de utah a ciudad de mÉxico a visitar a su abuela el 15 deespuÉs, sofÍa y regina moreno zamora, de seis y cuatro aÑos de edad, que tambiÉn desaparecieron en utah. la mamÁ de elizabeth asegura que desde entonces vive una pesadilla. >> necesito saber que mi hija estÁ bien. no sÉ si estÁ comiendo, si estÁ durmiendo, no sÉ nada y eso me pone sÚper mal. no sÉ si estÁ pidiendo mi ayuda. no lo sÉ. >> hoy el fbi emitiÓ un comunicado identificando a un sospechoso. antonio moreno, tÍo de elizabeth, y padre biolÓgico de las otras dos niÑas. la agencia dijo que moreno, quien habÍa estado viviendo en utah por tres aÑos, viajÓ a ciudad de mÉxico el 30 de junio, el mismo dÍa que desaparecieron las niÑas. dicen que presuntamente se llevÓ a las tres sin el permiso de sus madres y que consideran que las menores estÁn en peligro. las autoridades explicaron que imÁgenes de seguridad muestran a las tres subiÉndose a un taxi y que creen que elizabeth fue manipulada por un adulto, presuntamente su tÍo, para hacerlo. alma dice que no sabe quÉ pudo motivar esto y lo

. >> hace dos semanas viajo desde utah y desaparecio junto con sus dos a la tele para ver esta madrea denuncia en la cÁmaprimas. >> esa madre desesperada denuncia en la camara de diputados de zacatecas, mexico, la desaparicion del cuerpo de su hijo muerto no le hacian caso cuando se sabia que estaba en una morgue. >> iconicos de las vegas, pero hay planes para que reabra en unos anos como un nuevo y he hermoso resort de la cadena haÍa con nicole suÁrez y octavio pulido. >> quÉ tal? mu rock. >> nicol suarez y octavio pulido. >> ¿que tal? >> muy tal? >> muy buenas tardes. >> gracias por acompanarnos en noticias telemundo de noticias telemundo, mediodia. >> feliz viernes, un viernes cargado de mucha informacion, asi que ycomencemos. >> y bueno, todavia resuenan los ecos de la conferencia de prensa del presidente joe biden. >> era su comparecencia mas esperada y en ella respondio a preguntas de politica exterior, pero mas bien podria decirse que se trataba de una prueba para despejar dudas sobre su c capacidad cognitiva y tuvo momentos tambien embarazosos, uno podria decirlo asi. >> y lo

senator representing utah.plause] utah is a place where we have big families, big hearts, and big ideas. it's a place where we love freedom. we love the constitution and we despise tyranny. in utah, from the red rocks to the snowcapped mountains with the greatest snow on earth, we know what heaven on earth looks like. utah, the 45th state admitted to the union, today probably casts all of its 40 delegate votes for president donald j. trump and his newly announced running mate, my friend and colleague, j.d. vance. [cheers and applause] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and procedures of this convention, utah, 40 votes, president trump. maryland, 37 delegates. >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and procedures of this convention, maryland, 37 votes, president trump. texas. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> madam secretary. not only texas is the economic powerhouse of america where we back our police officers, and our oil and gas workers, and back our men

we crossed the french shoreline over utah beach at an altitude i would estimate at about 1000 feet. we received a signal from the pilot to prepare for landing. this was the most critical time for the pilot and for us as well. first, he had to select his lending area and avoid collision with other gliders who were doing the same. the chance of a collision with another glider was a real possibility, and it did happen in some cases with disastrous consequences. our pilot finally spotted a short, narrow clearing near a cluster of trees and put the glider into an abrupt dissent. he maneuvered the glider between the two trees, which was a common occurrence. the wings were sheared off by the trees, but otherwise, we had a safe landing. some men experience minor bruises and scratches but were otherwise unharmed. the same could not be said for many of the other gliders. [applause] >> debriefing officer's words were clear. ok, boys, this is it. the day. while that briefing was taking place, paratroopers had been jumping into france. later as our formation of 35 b-17s flew out of the slow-movi

maybe talk about utah. i don't know how familiar you are with the there's a pilot in utah for the implementation of the use of blockchain for overseas voting. so where where are interesting innovations happening in terms. yeah it's it's a great question. it actually has a pretty simple answer at the i think technology is moving blockchain in maybe be helpful but if think about whether it's complicated financial transactions or just going to the the key to all of those is verify buying your identity, knowing that you're the person telling your bank to transfer the $10,000 or to get the 200 out of the machine. if you think about voting, the whole point is to separate your identity from the action of voting. that's what the envelope does. absentee voting, that's what the machine does where you've been checked in, then you're given the ballot. there is no connection between you and actually the ballot. once it's cast, banking is the opposite. you want the connection and the continued verification. so is there a

>>> tonight, the intense search for a missing 14-year-old girl from utah, vanishing while visiting her grandmother. >>> near new york city tonight, shark sightings forcing parts of a popular beach to close. >>> the tributes to actress shelley duvall. her unforgettable roles and one performance still giving audiences the chills. >> david: good evening as we come on the air in the west with the breaking news. president biden has just concluded a rare, solo, and unscripted news conference that lasted 50 minutes or more, taking ten questions from reporters, many of those reporters with follow-ups of their own. so the question count actually much higher than ten in the end. speaking for nearly an hour. of course, as you know, we've been reporting here, this is a critical test amid questions about the president's clarity and stamina after that first debate and whether he should continue his run for re-election. the president was asked whether he's concerned about his legacy if he does stay in this race and then loses to former president donald trump. i want to bring in our chief white house

. >> welcome to the national governors association summer meeting in beautiful salt lake city, utah. it is wonderful to be here to be joined by governors, first spouses, staff members and partners from all across the country, and guests from around the world. governors have had several meetings today already, that is the real benefit of our winter and summer meetings. they bring together governors from both parties in numerous states and territories to work together on national challenges. there is one challenge that impacts all the others and that is the focus of today's session, toxic polarization. the goal of the initiative is to raise awareness of a pressing problem, and to work towards bipartisan solutions. often these are policy solutions, solutions that center largely on state and federal legislation. the disagree better initiative is unique that it invites americans of all ages and occupations to play a role. you do not have to be elected to office to take part, but elected officials to have a special duty to take part in the unique ability to focus attention on this importan

>>> tonight, the intense search for a missing 14-year-old girl from utah, vanishing while visiting her grandmother. >>> near new york city tonight, shark sightings. forcing parts of a popular beach to close. >>> and the tributes tonight to actress shelley duvall. the one performance still giving audiences the chills. >>> good evening and we begin tonight with the breaking news. president biden is about to face yet another critical test, a rare solo and unscripted news conference taking questions from reporters amid growing doubts from some members of his own party. over whether he should continue his run for president. the president's clarity and stamina amid a grueling week, hosting the nato summit in washington, will all be under the microscope. it comes at the end of a three-day summit. president biden taking a victory lap of sorts with world leaders. members of nato, the president helping to unite and grow america's most important military alliance. even as leading democrats give the president credit for his accomplishments, the questions growing. and this evening here, the new abc

the utah school club. let's just go. oh, what is that too. if she looks chevy, please, you have your old all estimated charlie mount 0 just for just this is me. what exact her tooth on to talk to some to for to for i see that the ultimate is to be just people for this. so long as you've done what is the most easiest amount of security? if we don't see them as you on the root can tell me to do before she goes to because most people go to the service. but for the dual is the max of their system. so you can do need assistance in the, the, the education amended the 16 if i seem to just want to respond to them about the sound of jazz meeting. what, bless done. as soon as you check on the status of that assessment, except all assessments might exit okay. smaller scale. us struggling to control that experience. awesome. is your comfortable amount of budget? yeah. you know, you've got to be so honest. some of the 12 of them is getting close a little bit of community to have others presented to us is that could you say that soon? by god coming from en

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utah, 40 delegates. >> madam secretary, my name is mike lee, i'm a u.s. senator representing utah.here we have big families, big hearts, and big ideas. a place where we love freedom. we love the constitution, and we despise tyranny. in utah, from the red rocks to the snowcapped mountains with the greatest snow on earth, we know what heaven on earth looks like. utah, the 45th estate admitted to the union, today probably casts all of its 40 delegate votes for president donald j. trump, and is soon to be announced running mate, my friend and colleague, j.d. vance. [cheers and applause] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and procedures of this convention, utah, 40 votes, president trump. maryland, 37 delegates. >> madam secretary, maryland, the seventh state to enter the union of a known for the amazing chesapeake bay, blue crabs, and the united states naval academy, the home of fort mchenry, the historic site that inspired the star-spangled banner, and the home of the next united states senator from maryland, larry hogan. maryland proudly casts are 37 vote

of utah, and the champion skier, lindsey vonn., tennis star coco gauff will join the bron james as a flag bearer for the u.s. olympic team team this friday during the opening olympic ceremony. coco gauff, who's the reigning us open champion, is making her olympic debut at the paris games. she tested positive for covid ahead of the tokyo games. coco will be the first tennis player to carry the us flag. gough and lebron james were chosen by other team usa athletes. quite an honor it is. >> all right, let's get out the door. 738 sal castaneda, are we still focused on earlier problems? yeah. >> you know, the earlier problem on the richmond bridge? gasia and dave has been removed and now we're seeing some improvement. let me show you the picture again. we see movement now, a couple of reports ago, everything was stopped, but they've moved it now. we're hoping for improvement. bay bridge backed up to the maze. we're also looking at the east bay getting a little slower. and if you look at 880 southbound between hayward and fremont, it's

, utah,ide low and parts of southern oregon as well. even if no new fires come out. it will take smoke from the existing fire, the lake fire, the vista fire, we will see haze in the horizon today. that will be with us tomorrow. elevated in the atmosphere. not settling all of the way down to ground level. air quality, no worse in quality. looking outside this is the view looking to the north. there is the fog flowing through the golden gate. the temperatures, still in the 90 s in livermore, concord, only 60 degrees for downtown san francisco, the fog, the marine layer having an influence. we will see the fog spreading out to a greater extent. i don't think it will push too far. peaking through the golden gate, stringing towards the east bay hills. really, it will be along the coast tonight. backing away from the coast already heading towards midday tomorrow. the temperatures tonight, dropping down to, well, a little above average still. a warm start to the day tomorrow, the temperatures, dropping down to the middle 60 s in san jose, same

and the current host park city, utah. the decision on whether to move the film festival is expected to be made early next year. the new contract would begin in 2026. you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast wrap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or find round the clock coverage at west coast rap.com service on the new oakland alameda water shuttle is back. >> the free woodstock ferry first made its first trip across the estuary across the estuary wednesday morning, but mechanical issues grounded the boat an hour before its last trip that evening. sf bay ferry says repairs on the shuttle are complete and it is back in service. some residents say they're happy to have this kind of resource. >> i think this is a great service. i hope it continues. i know i'm going to be trying to bike to work at least once a week, while the weather is good, and i'm excited to keep on using it. >> city of alameda spokesperson jennifer warner says the cause of the mechanical

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the international olympic committee made that announcement this morning from paris, utah's governor in salt lake city's mayor. they were all there to celebrate the news in person. the city first hosted the winter olympics back in 2002, so most of the venues from those games will be used again and a few more will be built for temporary use. we are your home for the olympics. you know, competition has already begun. soccer today rugby opening ceremony on friday from friday through august 11th, nbc bay area and ■peacock are where you can watch all the action from your favorite olympic sports and your local athletes who are competing in paris. covid 19 test kits can expire, but not necessarily by the date printed on the box. you'll need to look it up. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. i'll show you how next. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. another hot day out there right now 92, in concord. we will eventually get to some 70s later on tonight i'll talk more about the major cooldown ts maybe our consumer investigator, chris chmura, has some answers. the food and drug administrati

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the chair now recognizes the gentleman from utah, mr. moore, for five minutes. mr. moore: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in solemn recognition of an incredible community leader in northern utah and a dear lifelong family friend. mr. richard hendrickson. over the fourth of july weekend, richard and his daughter, sally, passed away in a tragic vehicle accident close to home in ogden canyon. richard led a 36-year career in the outdoor product space, starting as a welder at the age of 16 and rising to become the c.e.o. and president of lifetime products. this is a uniquely american success story. from rags to richard, as his colleagues would quip. not only is richard a good friend, but a trusted advisor and a supporter of my efforts in congress. i am most grateful he accepted a voluntary role as a member of my debt and deficit task force based in ogden, utah. he would go out of his way to provide context on trade policy that affected american businesses and it was abundantly clear that his main professional focus was the livelihood of his employees and sustaining

campaign funded is reportedly frozen as his mega donors and corporate media back as make a southern utah also is really central is putting pressure on palestinians pushing them off the line in the west by local software, from the destruction of the property. it's now basically every, with the main goal of all what's happening around is to stand up in a scene and all that. but this thing is like this. they live lakes and an executive and see it all the time and all the scenes, the unsafe nato countries are looking at ways to take back chinese over the infrastructure projects in europe, over paging that i'd support of moscow. what is it a wise move? the whole world is watching with actually the right mind, treat, investigating you up if you're just just sees the point assets the whole. but that's how much to tell you about all this stuff that a program live from moscow. it is a pleasure to have your company here or not. so it means that us presidents, slow motion televised train wreck $19000000.00 a month for jo biden's re election campaign is reportedly frozen. these donors are set to hav

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but later that made a utah, i've mentioned that his mind was changed by trump performance and office solving as incentive since 2023 inch 80 ponce is a strong opponent of the by just administration's assets to keep throwing us tax pass money. i kids and i think that it is absurd for us to devote so many resources so much attention and so much time to a border, conflicts 6000 miles away. there was in fact, a peace deal on the table approximately 18 months ago. and what happened to it, the by the administration pushed zalinski to set aside the peace agreement and to engage in a disastrous counter offensive. every single objective observer of ukraine more acknowledges today that the war is going worse for ukraine than it was 18 months ago. could we have avoided it? yes, we could, mister president, and we should have avoided it. we would have saved a lot of lives. we would've said a lot of american weapons. and we would have had this country in a much, much more stable and much better place if we had my colleagues michael question, i discussed all the latest control. this is all the b u.

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