gillian? >> gillian: interesting.hank you for digging through all of this shannon, appreciate it. >> trump advisers have created a 900-page blueprint for their agenda for the second term. they call it project 2025. let us be clear. this represents an outright attack on our children, our families, and our future that's vice president harris talking about project 2025. let's get analogy from brit hume. harris and other democrats say that this document, project 2025 is essentially, you know, a blueprint for the end of the world. it includes everything from a federal ban on abortion to ivf now being in question. some of the stuff out there is true. some of it is not. what's your biggest take away from this. >> brit: it's kind of a conservative activist wish list of policies and practices that they would like to see the next president take. that president, they believe,will be trump. but it is manifestly not the republican platform which is out and available to be seen. shannon mentioned it in passing. that's only a 16-pag

gillian? >> gillian: it strikes me that is not the only transition that the military chiefs will have to prepare for now. jennifer, thank you very much. center? >> sandra: former secretary of state and fox news contributor marked the mike mike pompeo they give her being here. >> great to be with you. >> sandra: we see this with russia and china they are testing is at a vulnerable time in this country. are you certain i'm confident we are at the ready as you have heard austen say a moment ago to defend against these ongoing threats? >> sandra, we can see the chinese and the russians testing us in ways they have not done before. i think the secretary defense said this was unique in history. we also saw our present last night give remarks that suggested somehow he will not run for office but we can't figure out why he. our friends can see that come our allies feel less certain and sander that always means we will be tested whether it is the fact that we have vessels on the persian gulf counseling

gillian? >> gillian: that would have been made.e foy, thanks for breaking down those horrendous details for us. sandra? >> sandra: gillian, thank you. we are waiting to hear from the white house. this is a live look at the white house press briefing room. this would be the first update that we have had from karine jean-pierre since the president's debate performance. we will take you there live when that briefing begins. >> gillian: and this toilet paper could offer insight into the health of the economy. companies who sell the product or issuing a new warning about consumer spending. have the former ceo of cke restaurant on tap to join us next. tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lowering my risk. adults lost up to 14 pounds. i lost some weight. ozempic® is

gillian? >> gillian: thank you, sandra. the manhattan district attorney's office said -- trump asked for the delay so the judge could consider whether the supreme court immunity decision affects his conviction in this case. let's bring in bryan llenas joining us from palm beach, florida, with the details. hey, bryan. >> hey, gillian. it is looking likely that former president trumps sentencing for his new york criminal conviction is set for july 11th, and will now be delayed. in a letter to judge of juan merchan, the district attorney's office in manhattan says it does not oppose a request by trump's lawyers to delay sentencing in order to allow trump's legal team to formally argue why his criminal conviction should be tossed out, following the supreme court decision on presidential immunity yesterday. the d.a.'s office writing, "although we believe defendant's arguments to be without merit, we do not oppose his request. we respectfully request a deadline of july 24th, 2 weeks after defendant's requested deadline, to file a

gillian, what do you think? moment is not just about the president or what his family wants to do or what he decides to do. it's about the fact that down ballot democrats are now widely in peril and they are feeling the pressure and anything he decides is going to have tremendous implications for the rest of the party. fox had reporting today from hill sources that said democrats in safe and swing states are now drafting letters today, preparing letters to deliver to the white house to formally ask the president to step aside. we also have reporting from our hill reporters today that they are considering, i guess, the possibility that if the president, i want to make sure i get this right for you guys, they want the president, they are sort of biding their time because they want the president to come to the conclusion first, himself, and then talk to him about it. they don't want him to be the ones to bring it up to him directly. so it's kind of an ominous cloud of circumstances now. he's operating under termite

in the comments. >> gillian: welcome to washington, d.c., i am gillian turner. >> great to be with youm bret baier this is "america reports" john and tend to have the day off. we will keep an eye on mar-a-lago for any news out of that meeting. now 102 days away from election day 2024, hard to believe. the trump campaign trying to spotlight vice president harrah looked dominick harris as a liberal who pushed the button administration to the left. to harris campaign is trying to set its own narrative. >> freedom ♪ ♪ freedom >> you are ultraliberal we don't want you here or anywhere. kamala you are fired get out of here you are fired. ♪ ♪ >> bret: we have complete fox team coverage karl rove and hillary vaughn and moments but first william la jeunesse live in los angeles good afternoon, william. >> good afternoon, brett. one issue she is facing his immigration and while many are quibbling about a job title of border czar there is little debate about the assignment she wat from or through central america and mexico and that did not happen. >> the overall issue which is root causes and then

. >> i'm gillian turner great to be with you, brett. don and sandra have the day off today this is "america reports." nation's now still reeling from yesterday's violence from opposing the d.c. visit although vice president harris condemned what she called "despicable acts" by the protesters she stops short of calling for the prosecution of those responsible for threa jews in a speech last. they are calling on the doj to drop the hammer. >> bret: florida republican congressman byron donalds joins us with no reaction in moments but we begin with white house correspondent peter doocy live from the north long. peter, is this how a copresidency vice president harris seems to be taking kind of a lead on foreign policy. >> based on what they let us see, brett, it kind of looks like that because they had a separate netanyahu meetings at the white house yesterday but harris, the vice president, is the only one who actually briefed us afterwards. >> i also expressed with the prime minister my serious concern about the scale of human suffering in

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good morning, gillian. >> gillian: good morning you guys.ls from the president's own party escalated for him to bow out of the race despite the president pleading his case to abc news on friday and then participating in a whole flurry of campaign events across the weekend. things are not going to get much easier for the president. not a lot to look forward today with the house returning from recess. one democrat reportedly telling axios, quote: the explicative is going to hit the fan monday when congress returns. people are scared about their own races but they are also worried about the country and about democracy four more democrats privately called for biden to bow out during a listening session with leader hakeem jeffries bringing a total we now know about calling to step adecide nine. those new four are reps jerry nadler, mark t takano and joe mi and adam smith. now, the president though doesn't seen outwardly bothered by the criticism. take a listen. >> did i events in north carolina events in georgia. large crowds, overwhelming respon

all right, gillian, thank you very much. so, house dems are going to meet offsite.at their regular headquarters today. and then have a lunch with the senate democrats. what's interesting, she cited one of the stories in politico this morning. also, apparently, a -- what they are going to do at these meetings, they are going to go okay, how does everybody feel about joe biden? you all saw him. this is the first time a lot of the them have seen each other sings the debate. and so one of the things they are going to do is well, we have done some polling politico got a look at the polling and what they are going to presents today. donald trump beats joe biden 43-42. interesting according to their polling and done by a democratic pollster. kamala harris beats donald trump by one. 42-41. a third of democrats do not think that joe biden is fit to be president of the united states. what's interesting. they also tested all the other people we have been talking about. newsom finishes behind trump. whitmer finishes behind trump. but do you know who beats trump? hillary clinton

gillian turner, live on the north lawn, gillian. thanks. >> obama dropped missiles and they ended up hitting a kindergarten or a school. what would happen to biden? he has killed our country with his policies. the border is a disaster. if a president is afraid to act because they are worried about being indicted when they leave office. if they don't have immunity, no president is going to act. former president trump making his case for immunity. brit hume and trey gowdy former congressman from south carolina. brit, let me start with you. your thought of the impact of this ruling and what it means big picture? >> well, obviously the most immediate impact postpone any trial by under jack smith, the special prosecutor of president trump on the cases that he is bringing against him until after the election. they have got to sort out which of these acts that are alleged against a president would be considered to be official acts as opposed to private or unfinal acts. and that's got to be, as the supreme court pointed out that wasn't brie

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first let's get to gillian turner at the state department. jillian, there are americans in lebanon that are trapped right now. what are we hearing about the admission rations attempt to help them? >> right now the administration, sandra is not even confirming this attack. the news broke stateside about the israeli attack in beirut responsible for the deaths of 12 israeli children earlier in the week so we asked the state department about it they say they are working to confirm, they don't have a comment for us but they did say this about the conflict take a listen. >> israel has every right to defend themselves, certainly for things we just talked about from the proxies like hezbollah and it certainly faces threats that no other country does especially in that region of the world. >> so this strike you this afternoon they are scrambling to keep the conflict from tipping over into a full-scale war. officials here privately forecasting the war spread across the middle east hundreds of thousands of lives over many months. state also told us the

doctor gillian cooke, thank ou so home. doctor gillian cooke, thank you so much _ home., thank you so much forjoining us, and i home. doctor gillian cooke, thank you so much forjoining us, and it| you so much forjoining us, and it will be fascinating weekend. thank you very much indeed. the water regulator ofwat has announced how much water bills in england and wales could rise by over the next five years. ofwat's projection is that the annual household bill could go up by an average of 21%. that's an extra £19 a year — although every water company has different plans in place, so the figure will vary depending on where you live. most people in england and wales get their water from one of 17 companies and have their waste water taken away by one of ii companies. there will be a consultation on the final figures that will be decided in december. the increase is intended to fund investment for improvements such as replacing leaking pipes and reducing sewage discharges into rivers and the sea. let's speak to our cost of living correspondent, colletta smith. can you just ex

gillian, thank you very much. we haven't had a complete description of the wound suffered by the former president. we have all seen the blood coming out from near his ear. his right ear. it appears he might have been grazed by the bullet but again, we haven't received a complete medical terminology description of the wound. it does appear he was certainly hit during all of this. he is largely under his own power. certainly being escorted down to the armored vehicle. but again, seems to be doing okay. we heard from president biden a while ago who said that he appears to be okay. we should note that president biden says he will be trying to call former president trump as some point here in the not too distant future. the signal of triumph from former president trump as he was put in the armored car and taken to we believe the hospital we were just showing you a moment ago. our investigative correspondent tom llamas is with us. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: a couple of these things coming from official stat

gillian turner at the white house. let's go to aishah hosni on capitol hill. >> good morning to you, dana and bill i'm standing in front of mark warner's office. everyone is waiting to hear from him directly after being reported on friday he was apparently rounding up a group of senate democrats to go to the white house and ask president biden to step aside. there was reportedly, dana, a meeting that was scheduled with senate democrats later on tonight. fox is now told that is not happening and dana it is not happening because details about that meeting, the planning, were leaked. still this is the first day that senate democrats are back face-to-face in the same building since the debate so expect a lot of movement and developments today. the dominoes are already falling on the other side of this complex. top democrats in the house are calling on the president to drop out. we're talking ranking members, powerful committees like jerry nadler, and others according to punch bowl. it happened during a private leadership c

>> gillian: sold the spotlight is on kamala harris as the presumptive democratic nominee now one trumppaign her growing popularity will probably impact the last batch of forthcoming polls. dubbing it the "harris honeymoon" calling it a manifestation of the wall-to-wall coverage harris receives from the mainstream media. covered will be largely positive and will certainly energize democrats and some other parts of their coalition at least in the short term. let's bring in hans nichols to break it down. political reporter for axios. hans, you write this week you are watching three key groups in the forthcoming polls that is 60 plus voters, young voters and black and latino voters. what trends are you looking for specifically where you were you anticipating? >> one of the puzzling things about biden and it was something the biden campaign celebrated was that he was pulling so well with older americans. and that has been a reversal of the trend of what has happened the past three or four presidential cycles where republicans have done better with older americans. there are a few theories b

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but had a great chat at lunchtime with gillian anderson who taught me a lot about skill and the reversebusiness. i forgot about that other stuff and it was a big relief is a big confidence boost to get the first wicket and once i got that, just bowled and itjust flowed a lot easier. to football, tottenham have reached an agreement to sign korean teenager yang min—hyeok from k league 1 side gangwon fc, subject to work permit and international clearance. the 18—year—old has signed a deal until 2030 and willjoin spurs in january 2025. meanwhile, liverpool have rejected a bid worth e1lim from marseille for midfielder wataru endo and are aware of further interest in the japan international from german clubs. the japanese international, who is in america on pre—season tour with liverpool, joined the club from stuttgart last august. manny pacquiao says he wants a realfight after a draw with a japanese mma fighter in an exhibition bout. former world champion pacquiao, who is now a5, fought 28 year old rukiya anpo for three—rounds under strict boxing rules. pacquiao, who retired three years ago,

but had a great chat at lunchtime with gillian anderson who taught me a lot about skill and the reversebusiness. i forgot about that other stuff and it was a big relief is a big confidence boost to get the first wicket and once i got that, just bowled and itjust flowed a lot easier. to football, tottenham have reached an agreement to sign korean teenager yang min—hyeok from k league i side gangwon fc, subject to work permit and international clearance. the 18—year—old has signed a deal until 2030 and willjoin spurs in january 2025. meanwhile, liverpool have rejected a bid worth eilim from marseille for midfielder wataru endo and are aware of further interest in the japan international from german clubs. the japanese international, who is in america on pre—season tour with liverpool, joined the club from stuttgart last august. manny pacquiao says he wants a real fight after a draw with a japanese mma fighter in an exhibition bout. former world champion pacquiao, who is now a5, fought 28 year old rukiya anpo for three—rounds under strict boxing rules. pacquiao, who retired three years ago

say that so far at this tournament, as one greenman hasn't been as impressive as we know, they can be gillian and by pay obviously off the breaking he's noticing the fresh game has had a bit of a hard time of it. but when you've got those players in your squad, the certainty no discounts to you as a team. i was so, you know, speaks for fraud this evening is that spain will have a slightly weakened, defend smell, rubbing that, no mine is suspended. he's been crusoe in spanish diplomacy started fall in the tournament, and then he called the how off the he's red card in the full, the final against germany is also suspended. so we expect some replacements in the spanish defense this evening, which, you know, i think, gives an invitation for the fonts we play is locked in by pay is monday and they ends one grissman maybe even on a live guys, a route to really put the ad put the project puts downs and lonesome attacks at the spanish defense, a dream pairing for this 1st let me find the lowest home, you know, dw sports in munich. thank you so much and enjoy the match. and a quick reminder of our top

someone like gillian anderson, i think, is going to have lots of options for english cricket would beof the tour de france was the longest of this year's race and the riders certainly took it easy on the first part of the 230 kilometres into turin. when the pace finally picked up it was biniam germai who crossed the line first — the eritrean taking the bunch sprint ahead of fernando gaviria and arnaud de lee. becoming the first black african to claim a stage win at the race. ecuadorian richard carapaz took the overall leader's yellow jersey from overnight leader tadej pogacar. there is day one of 15 wimbledon in the box. you can check that _ wimbledon in the box. you can check that out _ wimbledon in the box. you can check that out as _ wimbledon in the box. you can check that out as well. - wimbledon in the box. you can check that out as well. that - wimbledon in the box. you can check that out as well. that is l check that out as well. that is it from sports day. thank you for watching. hello there. that hot weather has gone. no sign of it returning through the rest of this week and

the european commission that they are going to buy coats the informal meetings organized by the hung. gillian government is of course a big embarrassment for hungry ends because they have invested money in those meetings because they want to show that they are up to the challenge. and now there are few mean accusing over the funded lie and they're commissioned president of using this issue to appear tough on hungry so that she can be re elected for another time in office here in the european parliament disability is scheduled for thursday, but we have to say that stay repeated commission does have a points because victo all button and go to many officials in distress, book in brussels, also into european capitals, which his visits to most count and to be joining with him. saying that this is a piece mission. the your opinion is saying, we have a common sense of that. we stand behind president zelinski is plan a. we want your plane to decide when is the time right for talks. and presidents and lensky told us only a few days ago that when he met with victor all by in t, if he didn't ask him to

and gillian. >> yeah.try for other candidates as well. >> that's right. >> that's right. >> so i mean, again, gillian, i mean, that's a lot somebody who has a different kind of background to your average. you don't mind me saying kwasi eton educated. yeah. >> so she was oxford. >> so she was oxford. >> gillian keegan was the only degree apprentice in the house of commons. yeah. the only one. and she. and that kind of governed her values as and as education secretary. and she was she was fantastic. she was a very good okay, a great loss. all right. >> lovely. thanks. well back to you in a second. let's go to portsmouth north, this is penny mordaunt's, constituency. there she is, up here on stage. i can't see from here, but anyway, we're expecting that declaration any time soon. this is one where it's been considered to be a pretty tight. there's lots of questions over whether she would retain her seat or not, but clearly they're all aware of what the result is at this stage. so just waiting for the returnin

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gillian turner reports from the white house. aishah hosni is outside that democratic congressional campaign committee headquarters on capitol hill where they are coming in one-by-one. what have you got? good morning. >> good morning bill and dana. good to see you. that meeting is underway from the top of the hour. it's top secret. members aren't allowed to have cell phones in there to prevent any leaks as we've seen in the past few days lots of leaks when members start texting the press. they're trying to avoid that and allow a safe space for the members to speak. you have some republican interns from the nrcc holding a sign with a question that democrats will unfortunately for them be asking about the president, whether he is fit for office for the next four years. now, even though house democratic leadership supports the president as the next nominee, there are still nine members who publicly oppose that and even more that are questioning it. watch. >> right now i'm listening to members and see where they are. our members need

we have more on what he said, gillian. >> just wrapping up listening to that interview now. president biden took to the airwaves essentially to reiterate what he has been saying all weekend long. he said he is in this race 110%. he is committed. he said he feels confident and insisted he does have the backing of his full party despite voices that have been popping up since friday calling for him to step aside. he said the big names who are questioning him right now whether it's the media, politicians, whether it's political competitors are all wrong. they were wrong in 2020 and they are wrong again now. he did go on defense when it came to his mental and physical fitness and health. he said this interestingly. he said he had a neurological physical in february. whatever that is. and when he was asked point blank if he has had concerns about his cognitive health, whether he has undergone any tests he had a rambling answer. listen to what he said. >> president biden: i had, before i was feeling so badly before the debate, when i came back, they checked me for -- i thought mayb

state department correspondent gillian turner reports tonight the u.s. not tipped off about the attack in iran. >> good evening to you, it turns out administration officials may have been blindsided by the assassination of hamas leader secretary of state antony blinken said today earlier this morning the u.s. was not given a heads-up on the strike and the senior officials are doubling down on those comments. >> the united states was not evolved on the attack in tehran. >> the white house insisted a hostage deal could still get done without ismail haniyeh who was hamas' chief negotiator. >> we have a team in the region and we still believe the gaps are narrow enough to be closed. we still believe the details can be hashed out. >> the escalating risk of a wider war shining a spotlight on vice president harris. her response to the crisis so far gone away and pushed from u.s. allies. after meeting one-on-one with israeli prime minister netanyahu last week she came out swinging. >> the images of dead children and desperate, hungry people fleeing for safety, s

gillian turner has more. >> reporter: hi, neil.s lashing out today in the wake of the supreme court ruling giving president trump partial immunity and the president's allies are closing ranks tightly in the wake of more calls for the president himself to step down. but in response to more people today calling for the commander in chief to take himself out of the race, take a listen to what allies are saying. >> i don't regret my endorsement because donald trump is an existential threat to this country. >> felons aren't welcome in the u.s. armed forces why would we want one as our commander in chief. >> reporter: even the secretary of state normally tight-lipped on politics went on defense for the president. listen. >> what the world knows, the world has experienced over three-and-a-half years, not one night, is exactly the kind of leadership that he's brought to bear. >> reporter: the president's inner circle huddled to camp david over the weekend reportedly telling him he's the only democrat who can beat trump in 2024. but biden h

gillian turner, thank you. >> bill: we have 99 days before the election in 2024.to bring in guy benson, host of the guy benson show and the ceo of blueprint strategy. welcome to the program and a good monday morning. i want to show a bunch of graphics we put together that go back in time and tell us where we think are now and doesn't it feel like forever in a day ago it was june, right? okay. back in june this is where we thought the electoral count was, trump 251, biden 241. until we get further data we'll stick with it for the moment. you need 270 to win. what's happened in the last 32 days in america. the debate june 27th. thursday night. two weeks later assassination attempt in butler, p.a. a week later biden drops and harris joins the ticket. two days later. 32 days. you can write history books forever based on the last 32 days. late on friday evening upper midwest polling. two things right now. one dead tie in michigan 49-49. margin of error is three. she leads in minnesota. he leads in wisconsin. pennsylvania tied. ignore the name biden here. we'll update t

they have egg on their face and did not redeem themselves with that press conference. >> john: gillian sorry. we are really sorry, acknowledging how shortsighted they were. so he's a visionary, loser is at&t, allowing their data to be breached. they say almost every single one of their customers was hacked. >> president zelenskyy on his visit to the nato summit in washington came away with a pathway where he joined nato and got antimissile protection. my loser, i would say hunter and his victor who is embraced by trump, don't understand that, but was visiting with vladimir putin who bombed the children's hospital. just terrible. >> john: it is. there's no question about that. that was horrible. thank you very much, we'll see you next week. ♪ ♪ it is friday, which means it's time for notable quotable's. >> look, i would not have picked vice president trump to be vice president, because not qualified to be president. let's start there. >> i am running. i am running. >> i don't care if he's pooped his pants. i don't care if he can't put a sentence together. >> it's up to the president to

gillian turner is working the state department beat today looking at harris's foreign policy agenda and what that might be. good morning. >> good morning, bill. the escalating tension between israel and its neighbors abroad is shining a spotlight at home on vice president kamala harris. her response so far to the crisis is garnering criticism from america's allies and record on mideast foreign policy specifically is thin. the reality already creating challenges for the white house after meeting one-on-one last week with prime minister benjamin netanyahu from israel, she said this. >> the images of dead children and desperate, hungry people fleeing to safety, sometimes displaced for the second, third or fourth time. we cannot look away in the face of these tragedies. we cannot allow ourselves to become numb to the suffering and i will not be silent. >> those comments reportedly blind-siding the israelis who said her public tone and criticism of the idf's conduct in the gaza war was unacceptable. was harris jeopardizing a potential cease-fire deal hanging in the balance? >> i think to the

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gillian contender. she's out. gillian keegan, education secretary out.s—mogg , another out. jacob rees—mogg, another big name johnny mercer, interestingly, the chancellor, jeremy hunt, managed to hold on to his seat . jeremy hunt, managed to hold on to his seat. might he go for leadership? and there's also a couple of losses. a couple of scalps for labour, jonathan ashworth and thangam debbonaire. jess phillips just managing to hold on to her seat. that's the story of the night so far and the story of the morning is we are right now. >> here's the weather back after this. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb. >> news . >> news. >> news. >> morning. here's your latest gb news. weather forecast coming to you from the met office. plenty of showers to come as we go through this weekend, but first we have some fairly wet weather across southern areas today. heavy persistent rain affecting some southern parts. some of that is going to clear away for a time, but more pulses of wet weather pushing in from the southwest. further north

. >> john: first to gillian turner who is live at the white house where we await the briefing and chili and some democrats say this could well be kamala harris' moment. >> they are indeed saying that. what president biden is trying to do now with his feet to the fire is it refocus attention away from his mental and physical health and instead put it on his rival former president trump. >> he's a liar. and he hasn't done a thing. he's been riding around the golf car for ten days down at mar-a-lago talking with his friends. >> biden is ignoring recent polling that shows them slipping further behind trumpet since last week's debate telling congressional democrats in that letter you mentioned today "i feel a deep obligation to the faith and the trust of the voters of the democratic party that has been placed in me to run this year. it was their decision to make, not the press, not the pundits, not the big donors, the voters and the voters alone decide to know many of the party. meanwhile new documents say that the president's advanced teams gives hidden detailed stage directions how to get

arrangement between britain, the united states and israel, yeah, indeed, now david, this appointment of of gillianren to to another senior position is also interesting, isn't it? well, there are so many interesting things to say, i mean, obviously all the secretaries of state of all the main government departments defense, the home office, the foreign office, the're all paid up z. and liber friends of israel or taken trips to israel, but julia meren of course was directly an israel lobby as she worked for the board of deputies of british, she was the chief executive there, and as as i've been saying, the board has has over 200 members and it's a key sionist organization, it's not formally member of the world zinest organization, but it's a pro israel organization, talks in its annual reports openly about his collaborations with the ministry of strategic affairs with the the israel occupation forces with the prime minister's office and so you have someone who is uh open israel lobbyist taking up this position inside the government, mean you can't really make this up, mean it's the idea that that th

mister gross, it was not on that mission but set that off toward a fellow soldier, recognizance gillian prisoner. mister rosette, documented it in his journal. it's caring i. p a w is a strict violation of the geneva conventions, so does a. oh put lisa run, that must be safe and retained and treated few mainly in funds. you clearly officials have cooled. russell falls as criminal foot ceiling. i'm so does that surrender rough as human rights commission? i have condemned the incidents and cooled on the you cleaning count about to consult the new york times for the us marine cool. instead of august the 4th, it says the us and e. you could ignore these investigations because they are an embarrassment. these aren't potentially work crimes. these are work crimes. the execution of prisoners of war is war crime. there's no justification for it under any scenario in times of war. uh, so these are war crimes. these are crimes that have been admitted to by the menu of prints or traded them. and there is video evidence that the, you know, should be used to, to your, to diag these individuals and b

reported the honest it's commission is to boycott in formal ministers, meetings organized by the hon. gillian, presidency of the european council. the decision comes off the old on met with russian president vladimir putin in the kremlin, earlier this month old and said he was on a piece mission. but as you lead, as strongly condemns the trip and stress, it was not mandated to negotiate on the books. but huh. sure, yeah. well bundles i wanted 2 visits to make some chinese president change in pink . and you as republican presidential candidates, donald trump, that costs 6, you're irritating investor. that's bringing now brussels bureau chief, alexander phenomena, alexander what implications will be slightest move that of the will then it doesn't mean that so the repeating, the union is paralyzed. so something like that because it is still able to make decisions, decisions, those decisions are normally being made and formal meetings taking place in brussels spots. the announcement by the european commission that they are going to buy. it cuts the informal meetings organized by the hung gear and

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that so far at this tournament, antoine greenman hasn't been as impressive as we know that he can be gillian and by pay, obviously off to breaking his nose into fresh game, has had a bit of a hard sign of it. but when you've got those players in your squad, just setting you know, discounts and you as a team, i would also, you know, speak full fronts this evening. is that spine will have a slightly weakened, defend smell, rubbing the normal and is suspended. he's been crusoe in spanish diplomacy started fall in the tournament. i'm danny kava, how off the his bread card in the 4th, the final against germany is also suspended. so we expect some replacements in the spanish defense this evening, which, you know, i think, gives an invitation for the fonts we play is locked in about pay is mendham delay antwan grissman, maybe even a live guys, a route to really put the ad, put the project thoughts down and knowing some attacks at the spanish defense. a dream pairing for this 1st semi final i was talking on the w sports and munich. thank you so much. i've enjoyed the match. the european space agency

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