reagan, well, they led, well, he came and signed a nuclear deal with the soviet union, and we had james beck. or, in fact, they are the ones who understand the situation and warn about the deterioration of the situation , they are the people who call for self-restraint , at least, rather than encouraging the worsening of the situation. the fire of insults and distortions of the opponent will not become the truth. in the third and final case, on the occasion of the 21st july anniversary of basni genocide and sarwar nitza massacre , we will investigate this genocide . we have a report ready to see it first. this is not a festival. these people do not walk for fun. 29 years ago, in these days, there were enough leads in the city of srebrenica, which also received food under the support of the united nations they separated muslim boys and men from their families. the separatists had to flee. from this green path. it was here that more than 8300 people. they were massacred. this 100 km route is located between srebrenica and nzuk village. where the first survivors arrived. every year , people fro

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so the beck is absolutely okay for long distance trip or the trunk of the a. m g, g, l c has the capacity of 622-1680 lead is which is the same as the regular versions. so despite this call being quite sporty, it also has all the rest of the to the you can use it to go on a holiday trip with 2 people, or even with the family. and now onto what's under the g. l. c's? good. to go back to the engine in itself is also quite interesting because it is a turbo that is supported by an engine. it will provide the turbo with addition to the air during low wraps of the engine. and that way the turbo can act faster then with the regulations the i mentioned earlier, the engine has a power output of $150.00 kilowatt, but that is the max and it can only be kept up for a few seconds. the continuous paul, for it is 80 killer watts. so basically saying the $680.00 horsepower, $500.00 gigawatts, are peak level. that means you won't be able to work with that the whole time. and then on the other end, you don't need it sometimes. so fast overtaking things like that. you can use th

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you know, 10 years after the image testing and it doesn't start. nearly 300 people died when russian beck separatists shot down the passenger jet over ukraine. i pray for how i came to my dream, essentially stop coming back. 3 men just being convicted of mass murder. russia refuses to hand them over. they should be imprisoned. now prosecute is believed vladimir putin, himself was directly involved in the crime. we have strong indications that he is in self and responsible for this. i'm a 100 percent. sure that he will, that the sudden miniature equipment across the board that came from the very top is no way that it would have to move out as the direct permission. he's entirely responsible for assessing the conditions for m a exemption to be, show them. in this episode of 101 east. what going inside the continuing tragedy? i'm a lazy hail on slide handmade. 17 and the case against the bladder may and put the the, the we stanza, jenny, and i'm a lazy and capital quad on room for the cd. that was fun to the inmate. 17 crew. i'm on my way to meet the captain's. thanks for your institution to

about the traitors who went to serve the rashi occupiers at the beck and call of their hearts and wallets. the bloody war unleashed by russia in ukraine showed that the internet and modern technologies have completely changed the tactics of the struggle. other fronts have appeared that also need to be defended. and in particular about social networks, it is they that rashka uses as a platform for his propaganda, to throw the necessary deza into the information space, a page or a telegram channel with a packed audience that reads, listens and most importantly, listens is enough. tame and obedient bloggers help the kremlin goebbels, of course, for wooden rubles. our today's issue is about the so-called influencers who, through social networks , called to support the occupation of our cities, vote in... legal referendums and help the russian invaders in every possible way, such as, for example, the blogger vasiliev from makiivka. relatives, look at the power. his full name is vasiliev yevhen gennadivych. he was born in 1993 in the city of makivka, donetsk region, where he graduated from scho

about the traitors who went to serve the rashi occupiers at the beck and call of their hearts and walletsbloody war unleashed by russia in ukraine showed: the internet and modern technologies. completely changed the tactics of struggle, others appeared the fronts that also need to be defended are, in particular, social networks, which rashka uses as a platform for his propaganda, to throw the necessary deza into the information space, a page or a telegram channel with a packed audience that reads, listens and, most importantly, listens is enough , the kremlin goebbels are helped by tame and obedient bloggers, of course for wooden rubles. our today's issue is about the so- called... ensers, who through social networks called to support the occupation of our cities, vote in illegal referendums and to help the russian invaders in every possible way, like, for example, blogger vasiliev from makiivka. relatives, look at the power. his full name is vasiliev yevhen gennadivych. he was born in 1993 in the city of makivka, donetsk region, where he graduated from school and college. dad was a miner

kononenko, and this is a collaborator program about traitors who went to serve the rashi occupiers at the beckhe bloody war unleashed by russia in ukraine showed that the internet and modern technologies have completely changed the tactics of the struggle. other fronts have appeared that also need to be defended. we are talking, in particular, about social networks, which rashka uses as a platform for his propaganda. to throw the desired deza into information space, a page or telegram channel with a packed audience that reads, listens and most importantly listens is enough. tame and obedient bloggers help the kremlin goebbels, of course, for wooden rubles. our today's issue is about the so-called influencers who, through social networks , call to support the occupation of our cities, vote in illegal referendums and help the russian invaders in every possible way, such as, for example, blogger vasiliev from makiivka. relatives, look at the power. its full name vasiliev evgeny gennadivych narod. in 1993 in the city of makivka, donetsk region, where he graduated from school and college. dad was a

about the traitors who went to serve the rashi occupiers at the beck and call of their hearts and walletsr unleashed by russia in ukraine showed: the internet and modern technologies have completely changed the tactics of struggle. other fronts have appeared that also need to be defended. it's going in particular, about social networks, which rashka uses as a platform for his propaganda. to throw the desired message into the information space, it is enough to have a page or telegram channel with a full audience that reads, listens and most importantly, listens. the kremlin goebbels are helped by tame and obedient bloggers, of course for wooden rubles. our issue today is about the so-called influencers, who through social networks appeals to support the occupation of our cities, to vote no. referendums and to help the russian invaders in every possible way, as, for example, blogger vasiliev from makiivka. relatives, look at the power. his name is vasiliev yevhen gennadivych, he was born in 1993 in the city of makivka, donetsk region, where he graduated from school and college. dad was a mi

and this is a collaborator program about traitors who, at the beck and call of the heart and wallet,erve the russians to the occupiers we are working to ensure that none of the russians who helped the russians were propaganda tools, surrendered our positions, welcomed the occupiers as liberators, built careers with them, and avoided responsibility for treason. meet anton robertovych tytskyi, born in 1990, a native of sevastopol. our tricolor is now maori on all administrative buildings in melitopol. this is the return of historical justice, and i sincerely congratulate you. i want this flag to always fly over this city. anton all his life drowned for russian. in 2004, at the age of 14 , he became a member of the russian community of sevastopol. later, in 2012, he tried to get into the verkhovna rada of ukraine from the ruski party. block in the 13th year became the head of the sevastopol city organization of the russian unity party. when russian troops occupied crimea in the 14th year, antoshka's career began to develop rapidly. it all started with the fact that tytsky stood at the b

and we will ask beck in about 45 minutes.alking about the airlines? annmarie: obviously it's not good for either of them. it is deja vu, and not the good kind. this happened in march that launched the faa investigation, but is this a boeing issue or a united issue? i think that is what this investigation is going to try to find out. lisa: it is difficult when they do have a disproportionately high number of boeing planes, so there is this throughout the of it. i will say it might be a similar problem plaguing both of them witches there were a lot of employees who retired tired with a lot of institutional knowledge including a lot of the tech staff, etc. how much was that problem both with boeing and potentially ?united support staff if you lose that expertise in a highly skilled profession and it is hard to hire those people back. jonathan: are the skies too busy as well? annmarie: it's difficult for me to say because i enjoy traveling and if i say the skies are too crowded that means less volume which means much higher price

range of how much shows, how much serious all about tubes inside that neighborhood where it's bob and beck continues. as more victims, i have been for an extra jenny for who alongside that different palestinians have been ended due to the wide escape abutment that has been carried up as a part of the font color. being used for many operations fell on the ground called a couple of zoom from dana and bella and gaza in the us. the freedom causes set the handouts, a decision on whether for president donald trump is immune from prosecution on election interference charges from legal team. august presence should not face criminal charges for decision se, like while in office, emphasizing several challenges related to conspiracy service on the 2020 presidential election results on the 3 criminal trials. lucy, still facing the supreme court decision in trump's immunity. appeal could have ramifications for future presidents. prosecutors have presented evidence showing from trying to pressure election officials to falsely say, he won the 2020 election. he also routed the supports as the storm, the c

now we spoke with bernard beck, he's a member of the old subs. if a gemini pod, the, he said that officials who challenges the current policy, cool, all branded as right plain and come under fire. there we go. all the does right. we popular slee dust, which i like the establishment rod, like the establishment, articulates why described concerns about the economic and social consequences migration of play. but uh, but i school policies rising inflation at the like. so the sense that populous lee does that record the state does grow by paying more regard to the wishes of the electrician and that of coal spaces. the question of whether these attack, cuz i actually at king on the road or perhaps in response to the inflammatory media tx on popular street as. busy whether there was a dr. choose behind it and that there were people, well, core could stray to such attacks. i think it's quite obvious that these areas could be a time the end to the conflict in ukraine. it would be as a result of a change in u. s. foreign policy. scribe don't be, is that ba

you know, i used to maybe wash my legs and come through the beck, have a bite to eat and go out and workany long—distance running records and inspired others to take to the slopes. around 1,000 ran across nearby mountain peaks just to get to joss�* funeral today. joss just taught us all, i think, about how to be free on the falls. you don't need clutter, you don't need fuss. you just want to get out there and run. you know, he was the original and best, and itjust means i a lot to be here and just pay our respect for him. if anybody, you know, embodies what fell running is about at all, it's got to bejoss naylor. # swing low, sweet chariot...# the last leg ofjoss�* race, though, was run at walking pace, as a slow procession made its way to the tiny parish church in sight of the house where he was born. some think that with joss goes a vanishing way of life. the culture of lakeland and cumbria at large has changed a lot in recent decades, but i often say to people, joss naylor really is the last of his kind. you know, he was born and made and shaped within wasdale here. it's a sad day, re

jack alexei, hunter armstrong, hunter beck, it's anyone's ball game.the greatest thing about this sport i think now is you really see the younger generation that's stepping up and doesn't -- it doesn't matter if they're racing katie ledecky or caleb dressel. they think they can beat them. that's the attitude and mentality we need to have when we're going up and racing the best in the world. >> part of my conversation with michael phelps here in paris. we'll have much more from the paris olympics in a moment including the epic comeback for superstar simone biles. what she told hoda kotb about how she plans to win gold. uck. unresolved depression symptoms were in my way. i needed more from my antidepressant. vraylar helped give it a lift. adding vraylar to an antidepressant is clinically proven to help relieve overall depression symptoms better than an antidepressant alone. and in vraylar clinical studies, most saw no substantial impact on weight. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report unusual changes in behavior or suic

we spoke with gwinnett beck, a member of the alternative for germany potty. he said that the officials who challenged the current policy of course, are branded as right wing and come on the fire. there we go. the does right. we populous leaders, which i like the establishment, run like the establishment, articulate widespread concerns about the economic and social consequences migration of play. but the, but i school policies rising inflation that the like. so the sense that populus lee does that the threat to the state does grow by paying more regard to the wishes of the electrician. and that of goal space is the question of whether these attack, cuz i actually acting on the road or perhaps in response to inflammatory media techs on populace. the does. busy whether there was a dock or a tooth behind it and that there are people, well, core could stray to such attacks. i think it's quite obvious that it is there is to be a timely and to the conflict in ukraine. it would be as a result of a change in u. s. foreign policy. scribe don't be is that that che, mutu

and despite this, russia supplied its natural resources that we spoke with gwinnett beck. how from a european, a problem and member from the alternative for jump new party. and he said that the only reason why the got been shut down, come back magazine, was because the dead to publish the russia side of the story. it's a can example of scent, sense a ship of opinions. the government doesn't like that as far as is it justification or just the k 3? 10 is concerned with all i can say is, it's the old story, isn't you say that compact magazine was disseminating 6. she missed opinions, but all they were doing was to publish an interview with the spokeswoman of the russian ministry of foreign affairs and the spokes. a woman said no more, no less than that. russia would be pat to review, supplying germany a waste russian gas. and of course, the german does mean that the government is cutting its own people, that russia is the source of all uh, worries. we have the victim, but it's not our fault, but of course it is when someone says so they shut on the chris a medium that's allow

i got to be honest with you if i totally screwed up too late now take becks, right?ady asked me, i heard accepted no take backs his speech is going to be icing on the cake. >> thank you ma'am, god bless you. but here is the thing, i was researching what is going to say about the president and i realized that over a lifetime of business leadership in a few years of publicub service the country has made a lot of stupid decisions. president donald trump was right about every single one being a mistake. [applause] you go back to 1994 i was a third grader roosevelt elementary school in south central avenue does not exist anymore if they're at roosevelt people in here, god bless you. 1994 this country gave a sweetheart trade deal to mexico that sent hundreds of thousands of good manufacturing jobs. many of them in our communities, to mexico. that was a bad idea. we should not have done and donald trump said it was a bad idea the current ministration by the way supported it. in 2000 at the end of the 19 '90s we gave a sweetheart trade deal to the communist chinese searchhi

india is not a country that will be at anyone's beck and call.for relations with china, this is a complex issue. indian-chinese relations are quite a big problem; there are territorial disputes that have been going on for about 70 years, this concerns the border. that the americans asked them to do this, no, the americans do not have such leverage on these countries, they expect that they can put pressure on india, but this is certainly not the case, india is a huge independent country, it is an influential power, so india will support good relations with china and russia. a very sensitive question, and i apologize in advance for this, but the question is important for russia, russia, as you know, went on a special military operation, it seems that in america this is called aggression, unprovoked, it seemed that it should have show russia’s determination, the seriousness of russian intentions. russia has increased its military production very substantially, and russia has strengthened its armed forces. nevertheless. use ukraine in order to use we

becks with obstacles?o called, plus 5 points, let’s move on, so, attention, this game cannot do without these clubs, what game are we talking about, this is golf, and mini-golf, this is mini-golf, yes, well i'm waiting for the last time, yes, this is mini-golf, after all, these are different sports, yes, you need to understand, i count it as the correct answer, plus five points. let's continue, here it is the device is used in what sport? let's skip this question. let's skip it, this is rowing, the correct answer. this was a diagram of a rowing boat. further: such a device can be used in several sports. name at least one of them. nazar, the time of our period has come to an end, we can either end the game, well, or you can try to give the correct answer, and i will take a risk and assume that this is shooting, this is the wrong answer, unfortunately, but the correct answer is a clamp for nose, and it is used in some water sports, in synchronized swimming, for example, or in ordinary swimming, well, it’s a

justice has different tools, stronger tools to investigate not just harlan crow, justice thomas' other beckto request and get information from justice thomas as well. we are tired of getting this information if fits and starts, in trickles. we need to get to the bottom of just how many gifts he's received from his so-called friend, who he made after becoming supreme court justice, and whether his failure to disclose that information was a crime. >> we know that clarence thomas participated in the koch network donor events, and the koch network is also a party of two things that came before the supreme court. they have quite happy, for instance, that the chevron doctrine was overturned. we've seen the supreme court legalize bribery of the exact time that alito and thomas have been shown to have received. could the justice department subpoena clarence thomas? would the supreme court just overrule that subpoena, do you think? >> it certainly is possible. again, the department of justice has broad investigative power. i think the reason why they need to subpoena justice thomas is because, if ju

cool in the united states, but in a matter of days, all of these people in congress were at trump's beckurry favour with him. i'm not sure that we have a basis to believe that things are going to cool and that unity will be the order of the day. how do you think this is likely to impact on the wider election campaign?— impact on the wider election cam-rain? ~ . ., . ., impact on the wider election cam-rain? ~ ., ., . ., campaign? well, i am now among those who would hope — campaign? well, i am now among those who would hope that _ campaign? well, i am now among those who would hope that joe _ campaign? well, i am now among those who would hope that joe biden - campaign? well, i am now among those who would hope that joe biden would i who would hope thatjoe biden would step aside and give way to a younger generation democratic leader. i will confess that i think that on one hand, this may make biden more inclined to say: i am that unifying figure that the country needs, but on the other hand, i think that trump loves to play the martyr and the victim, and this probably may increase his st

. >> you actively seek out media outlets that appeal to conservatives like tucker carlson, glenn beck what makes one small step special is that all of us believe in every cell of our body that there is a flame of good in you, whether you're liberal or whether you're conservative. and our job is to fan that flame until it becomes a roaring fire. >> i take my hat off to dave. i think once more he's proving that he's willing to walk the walk. >> when you heard about the one small step initiative, what did you think? >> it is very, very difficult for us to hate one another when i'm looking you in the face and we're talking about what we like to cook our children for dinner and we're talking about how difficult it is to get our babies into college. it isn't an easy fix. it isn't some kind of hocus-pocus. it isn't any of that. he knows that. but somebody got to do something. >> our dream with one small step is that we convince the country that it's our patriotic duty to see the humanity in people with whom we disagree. >> going to take a lot of stories to wring this country together. >> we'

up a hosk eric steckel beck and a podcast of one of america's great tv anchors.nk you both for coming on and to you first my want to play tha liberal media montage on biden's speech today. here is what i thought. >> an elegant speech at ann emotional and very moving moment for this president, and i think sort of timeless for the presidency. this is sort of a tent pole in terms of what patriotism and selfless service looks like. >> he didn't say he stepped aside because he decided but hea said he was stepping aside to unify my party.ey. that is the president eating his peas. r >> drops out, no reason, totally fine. >> trace i would say two things, it was vague and number two evasive. is talking about repeatedly during the speech saving democracy. yet, he was the victim of a democrat who and pushed. he didn't want to leave. he was pushed out of running for reelection once age again. he didn't answer the keyare question, trace, why are you a doing this? why are you stepping aside?or not only that what makes us believe you are able to serve the next six months as com

remember guys like glenn beck, ben shapiro beating the crap out of me because i supported... >> it was a very different court and i was uncertainty. now use all results. under my father's administration, i will use on saturday, that was america. to be in the face of fire and everyone is a tough guy these days behind a computer and on the internet. it's a little different win you actually get shot in the face. he did and to stand up defiant in the face of literal fire and an assassination attempts, that's what america needs right now. we've had the opposite for four years where it's weakness... everyone sees it and they take advantage of that. >> sean: i will always are member that. they're going to a videotape here. want to ask you this period where were you? >> i was out with my daughter. it was a saturday evening. she wants to go fishing. i like to hunt and fish and shoot... so i was out on a boat with my daughter in the atlantic and some of her friends and i got a call being like your dad's been shot i'm like i need more than that, what you mean? >> i didn't know anything for 90 min

you are in the military and trained and the ministry of defense invested in you, you remain at rtheir beckas up to. our sources say, over months, he spent 80 hours being interviewed by fbi agent carrie, who had investigated multiple russian spies. he pled guilty to evading police and reckless driving. he was sentenced to 30 months. while he was in jail, carrie says she was hit in florida and a year later when she awoke to the same symptoms in the middle of the night in california. >> it felt like i was stuck in this state of disorientation, not able to function. what is happening? my whole body was pulsing. >> this is her attorney. he has a security clearance and has represented americans working in national security. he has more than two dozen clients suffering symptoms of havana syndrome, which the government now calls anomalous health incidents. >> i have cia and state department clients as well who believe they have been impacted domestically. there are dozens of cia cases that have happened domestically, that is at least believed. talking about ficphysical manifestation, computer issu

carter, that maybe we should outsource the pentagon to diu, which is ably headed by someone named doug beck, who had 11 years experience in the private sector, because they know how to think about this. and i couldn't agree with you more. the budget of diu is $1 billion out of $850 billion, doug beck says he can leverage that -- >> technologies that win wars . rep. harman: right. i'm in violent agreement with you. he says he can leverage that into 50 billion of commercial, but that's still a pittance compared to the kind of change we need to undergo, not just at the pentagon, but at the pentagon lashed up with other government agencies, with the tech sector and with partners and allies. that is our point about all elements of national power which will win the next war. >> let's talk about cyber for a minute. i think it's kind of pathetic that today just today this morning at the beginning of this meeting, we approved the very first assistant secretary of defense for cyber. cyber has been a serious threat in this country for 15 or 20 years. and just today we are finally getting their. -- the

and to many in court, the implication is that beck cay was insurance.o micro scopic components tested on becky's hand. and the dryer that belonged to becky, a blanket with holes in it. a shell casing, and ■ça love. a forensic biologist testified. >> i tried to be as open minded as i could to wait and hear all the evidence. as soon the state argued it was premeditated by a woman living a double life. but becky's brother wasn't buying it. >> do you feel the evidence was overwhelming against becky? >> if you wanted to convict her of being a yeah. not a murderer. >>> coming up. questions about the evidence. >> they didn't fingerprint the dryer. they didn't fingerprint the gun. i mean how do you not fingerprint a gun? >> when dateline continues. ahhh, there's nothing like a day out with friends. that's nice, but shingles doesn't care! 99% of adults 50 years or older already have the virus that causes shingles inside them, and it can reactivate at any time. a perfect day for a family outing! guess what? shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. only shing

and that was caitlin beck are reporting after texas. national hurricane center expects barrel to turn and hit arkansas. >> late tomorrow and tuesday, kron four's gayle ong has the latest on barrel yeah, it's about a 65 miles away from the coast of texas. and we want to show you that location right now on our satellite and radar. >> a very dangerous life-threatening storm for the folks out there. and you can just see the timing of this. we are definitely going to be following this and hearing about this in the national news as this is will be the first out major hurricane to make landfall in the united states. so let's take a look at the timing we're seeing local time. 07:00am is when beryl is expected to make landfall. and, you know, even though it's a category one hurricane, you know, they could still cause some devastation. and even though people to major hurricane, you know, 4, 5, but when it's a one hitting making landfall here that can cause some serious damage. so certainly thinking of the folks out there, this is the track. it lo

that stalin declare a general mobilization and launched a propaganda campaign to convince hitler and beckng czechoslovakia are extremely serious. however, stalin refused to do this, remembering that during the first world war , the mobilization carried out by russia became a pretext for declaring war on it. stalin did not want an armed conflict in this situation and refused litvinov’s proposal, although at the same time he announced a hidden mobilization. it became obvious that the policy of the people's commissar for foreign affairs of litvinov. by the collective security organization was unable to prevent the impending war. by the thirty-ninth year, litviny’s position had seriously weakened and he was dismissed and ceased active political activity. on may 3, 1939, litvinov was replaced at his post by the head of the soviet government, chairman of the council of people's commissars, vyacheslav molotov. he led foreign policy. first as people's commissar, when ministries appeared, he became minister of foreign affairs from 1939 to 1949, 10 years in a row, and then after a break for another

it sounds like maybe, as of wednesday, they'll beck doing campaign style events. that is one of the unusual things that is happening in american politics right now is our special coverage continues of the republican national convention. tonight's theme night at the republican convention was make america wealthy once again. tomorrow it is make america safe onceagai it's a different line they fill in every night. >>> good evening once again. ag. coverage of the republican national convention. with 113 days until the election, today the rnc opened withda a historic backdrop. the h classified documents case against donald trump wassi dismissed in florida, and it has been just over 48 hours since the assassination attempt on the former president. we'll have more on that later on in the hour, but right now all eyes are on milwaukee, as the republican presidential nominee made a surprise appearance after he was injured on saturday. earlier this evening delegates from all 50 states officially selected trump. he then took to social media to announce that j.d. vance would b

listen to this democrats argued donald trump does not fit to be president but the debate and it's after beck proved biden unfit to first because of his mental decline. mental -- mr biden can appear dynamic during short scripted appearances but you can't run a superpower by otto q. and you can't put an international crisis on hold by -- because a president is having a bad night. should seven who can't finish his sentence about medicare be trusted with nuclear codes? leo go ahead. >> absolutely thank you. here's the answer to the question absolutely not. my colleague there knows for a fact that joe biden is taking marching orders from people in the white house. to be very clear in your talk about drop -- donald trump being dangerous because you want to secure the border and lower inflation and avoid another afghanistan are you kidding me i'll be more than happy that you and i debate outplayed all chubby play joe biden. let's talk about the young woman, the toll year old who got murdered. list talk about those items. you want to demonize donald trump? 90 million americans say no way is not goin

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life, could have gone into private practice, could have made money like jd vance, could happen at the beckand instead, she is steadfast to being a public servant, i in fact, being a prosecutor, district attorney, the ag, senator, and vice president of the united states. >> congresswoman, you are a lawyer yourself, and you know a little bit about prosecuting somebody like donald trump. tell us the plan. how is kamala harris going to beat trump in the general election? >> i think not only as you and your guests have said, it's not about going backwards, it's about going forward. it's about working and winning and the work is going to be not just to show what trump has done and his project 2025, crafted by many of his cabinet members as a blueprint for what he's going to do to dismantle our democracy and individuals lives, but it's also to be a counter to that in terms of showing a vision for what america can be, continuing the work that president biden did, continuing to support american families, the middle class, to uplift and move us forward whereas donald trump is about hate, she's going

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is tongue-in-cheek, but reality, it is china, russia, ukraine, what am i fear getting, romania, you becko many to count. let's not forget about that all the biden family had llcs, here is hunter sitting in on everything. this is not just edith wilson. actually william mca do was the son-in-law back in those days edith wilson ran the country. it looks terrible. it looks awful for the. >> has the white house press secretary have to utter the words the president of the united states is the president of the united states. this is out in the open. we're not insiders. slowing more and more reporting reporters feel now they suddenly have the courage of truthfulness to report on this stuff. larry: kim strassel, who will be mr. trump's vice presidential pick? >> well you know that's a good question, larry. so i have, i had michael whatley, the rnc chair on a new podcast i'm doing and interestingly he said, yeah there has been a lot of talk about these three candidates but there has been a lot of talk about many more candidates and suggested there is a wider field than people are talking about. i

he flies on air force one with a bed and staff at his beck and call. he spent eight days up at camp david reportedly not even getting up and doing anything until 11:00 in the morning. this is the most rigorous job on the face of the planet and so for nancy pelosi to try to blame something else or change the direction, that's just nancy being nancy and it doesn't make any sense to america. >> shannon: i want to make sure we touch on the immunity ruling from monday and how it is being played out publicly. here is what the left says the supreme court decided. >> above joe biden. don't care about joe biden's age. he can sit down, he could roll around in a wheelchair. donald john trump cannot be allowed back into the white house. >> apparently a president is above the law. and he could hire anyone to kill anyone and be immune from prosecution. we're in deep [bleep] people. >> shannon: if it's that what it said. that is not what the decision said. but i don't expect rosey o'donnell to read every word of this decision but she is being told that's what it said

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still have leadership in place, they can still direct operations, they still have fighters at their beck and call we see that every day. and we also still believe they need to be defeated end of the threat to israel needs to be eliminated from hamas and whatever a postwar situation looks like it can't be under gaza so i don't think the two things are irreconcilable or acknowledged to one another. >> to what extent is the war in gaza have to be discussed at the meeting? >> or the portal i think we don't know if there will be an impact on that the president is still committed to it and we still have the teams working on that. there is great promise for infrastructure and investment opportunities across the corridor not only just for the movement of commerce, but the jobs it will create just in its establishment. >> from the business initiative, posted are they committed? >> we are committed to a squad leader some of this year but there is nothing on the calendar right now. >> meeting with the hostage families this afternoon, can you give us the sense of what message the president will brin

in shortage is not the active drug itself, but these pens you've seen these pens, this is the zimmt beck. it's a pre filled pen, very, very easy to use. it's 14 unique parts that are patented and that's what goes into shortage. so when you get a cap on to drug you're going to get a vile, you're going to get a syringe. you've got to drop the medication, you got to inject yourself for some people that's quite challenging and that's the shortage that they're really trying to address. if you go to a compounding pharmacy, you're not going to get the pen. i think that's really important to keep in mind. >> that's interesting. and finally, we have something from kb and philadelphia asking do you have to be obese order? britain bmi, to use the drug? >> the answer is yes. i mean, what the, what the standards are now is that this these medications are for type-2 diabetes and for obesity. so when it comes to using manjaro ozempic, i'm sorry zepbound is the obesity drug and wegovy, you can see the list there you have to qualify. and that means having a body mass index over 30 or having a body mass i

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because now vance is the one who has to defend those very comments from trump as the vp beck so that then this is, this is a now take a listen after you heard that first clip to how vance's defending trump i think fundamentally the lawsuit is about something that happened 25 years ago. >> it's a he said she said situation and i trust my friend and the guy that i've known and gotten to know so obviously, you know, it's just saying, well, i got to know him better now. i don't think you did those things and you use the same language there to he's like it's a he said she said, but now i believe donald trump and i believe the he alright. >> now, you also found a flip flop on another major issue which is obviously now at the center of this entire race would have been anyway, but it's certainly he is the way the vice president harris is putting it that is, of course abortion and vance had a very different view on that not long ago. >> that's right. and an abortion has become such a huge losing issue for republicans every time that abortion has been on the ballot over the last couple of year

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