back now to maureen o'connell and nicole parker.icole to you first, james comer released a statement about smirnoff and it reads, and if we can put this on the screen it reads as nos comes, when asked about the committee about the confidence and the confidential human source the fbi told the committee the confidential human source was credible and trusted, going on to say, had worked with the fbi for over a decade, and had been paid six figures. this is a guy they loved. they wouldn't release the 1023 document because they thought it was going to compromise their relationship with him, and now, all of a sudden, he's a failed liar? it just doesn't stand like -- stand to the test. >> right. that's a problem for the fbi, right? because they put it out there, this is a very trustworthy source and they've been with us for over a decade and they had been paid in the six figure range. but we all know the information provided by sources is uncorroborated and unvetted until an investigator gets in there and actually investigates the informat

former fbi agent maureen o'connell is here with me in los angeles. first to william la jeunesse with the latest on the breaking news here. what are we learning? >> the most important thing you say is she never got in to the sanctuary. police engaged her in the hallway outside. because this seats 16,000 people. so it could have been much, much worse. police have identified the shooter as genesee moreno. about 36 years old. she also has gone by the name of jeffery escalante. she walked in the church in between spanish-language services along with a 7-year-old boy. we don't know exactly what the relationship is right now. she was wearing a trench coat and an ar-15 with the words "free palestine" on the stock. both police officers, one from houston pd and texas alcohol beverage control, stood their ground, defending the worshippers and they took her out with several different shots. it sounded to me, listening to the tape, maybe she got off six shots. they responded with about 12 shots. moreno is known as escalante. a criminal record dating back to 25 fo

you still live to see to maureen. so you look at a few other stories making headlines today. 5 us marines have been confirmed in a helicopter crash near san diego in california. the white house is present, joe biden is heart broken at their deaths. the marine corps super stallion helicopter went down in bad weather during a training mission. in the united states, senate, democrats are working to salvage billions and funding for ukraine and israel. the complex package which included tighter security for america's boarders failed in the 1st reading. over present, donald trump convince republicans to withdraw their support. the 2nd vote is expected. it's estimation of the militia of a militia leader could and a us led mission in iraq. the pentagon says it killed a senior has bulloch commander in the capital. baghdad us blames the group for attacking its troops, but directly government says the presence of the western coalition is the stabilizer to russian, where the main election authority has refused to allow an anti wa

if they live to see to maureen, we just speak now with for us much it kind of was some of her relatives were abducted during the mass terrorist attacks on october 7th. some of them had been released, but her uncle, the lot moses is still being held hostage in gaza, joins is from southern israel. thanks for being with us. uh, do you know what kind of conditions your uncle is being held under and how he's doing? thank you very much for having me. well, today is the 150 day. worries grow as the time goes by. we have no news at all. we. we have no information. it's 4 months now and we have no idea about my uncle. we have no idea where is the policy or of or what serious medical situation. we worry, we worry about him. we worry about his friends from keep woods near or where one of 4 people where of got into a minded. we worry of all the rest must to share with you that all the families now became like one big connected family. and it's, it's very difficult. we want them back and we know that there is no more time we used to say. time is limited, but now we know there isn't any more time. so

humanitarian situation in gauze, i will likely worse and with people here uncertain if they live to see to maureen. so i mean, maven is elector in international relations in middle east politics at lancaster university and the okay and a short while ago, i asked him what hope remains for a deal to be reached and the fighting and free the remaining hostages is always a hope. there's always a chance given the, the scale of this humanitarian catastrophe, that's affecting people in israel, people in gaza, people in the diaspora. so there's always a hope. granted that hope right now is very, very small. given the area is precious on this, right? the government on benjamin netanyahu, on how much on the us, on the various mediators involved. there's a lot of different moving parts. there's a lot of different pressure, and that makes getting a deal over a line incredibly difficult, as simon may have been speaking to us earlier. the rocks as us strikes on iran linked to melissa in the country are pushing the government to end the mission of the us led coalition in the country. the state been follows us dro

earlier i talked to maureen of the wrong of things, colleagues, london, i asked her if the withdrawal of you planning in troops could cause a snowball effect paving the way for russia's advance. i think it's a huge boost for the russians, both in terms of gaining military strategic ground in a fever and also for them are all of the troops, especially considering that this is happening pre election in russia. and this is also happening as president kalonski has changed the commander of the forces. so i think that the russians are sensing here is that there was a reservations within the government and the military um ukrainian troops are exhausted. and then we're all is not as high as it was at the very beginning of the war. and they also lack artillery shells, meaning that they will try to push in or to, to break. and according to what the russians were saying, the capability of the ukrainian armed forces to offer any resistance. so we might not see very fast advances. it might be slow, however, the idea is to grind the ukrainian military. so it's already in there on this i made visibl

earlier we spoke with military analyst maureen, a mirror on it, should we off to easter dwindling military guide from the waste is to blame for ukraine's lack of progress on the front lines. i think it's not as simple as that. of course, the lack of munition that we're seeing right now is a major factor. however, there are other factors that needs to need to be considered. on the one hand, it's also a shortage of men power. and the problems that you've created has been sent facing was a command and also was a mobilization move that will soon possibly come into force. so and that is one side of the problem, the other side. it's also the western financing, not just in terms of um, deliveries, of military equipment. and of course, so lack of air power as they are by lack of air superiority is a factor. and as a factor is, of course, russia strategic adaptation to the kind of war that it is waging against ukraine. so we have to take all those into account in order to, to understand the complexity of the conflict without trying to reduce it to one single factor a marine a mirror. and there is a

or earlier we spoke with a military analyst, maureen, a mirror on and asked her if the lack of military i from the west is to blame for ukraine's lack of progress on the front line. i think it's not as simple as that. of course, the lack of munition that we're seeing right now is a major factor. however, there are other factors that needs to need to be considered. on the one hand, it's also a shortage of men power. and the problems that you've created has been sent facing was a command, and also it was a mobilization move that will soon possibly come into force. so, and that is one side of the problem, the other side. it's also the western financing, not just in terms of deliveries of military equipment and of course, lack of air power as they are by lack of air superiority is a factor. and as a factor is of course rushes strategic adaptation to the kind of war that is waging against ukraine. so we have to take all those into account in order to, to understand the complexity of the conflict without trying to reduce it to one single factor. a marina mirror and then here's a look now at s

monitoring situation and goss, i will likely worse and with people who uncertain you still live to see to maureen. meanwhile, us striking bucked off, has killed a senior militia leader suspected of floating recent attacks on american troops in the middle of the band to go on says he was a cynical mando. of course, i've had fuller data on back group. the us 1st got it out to join attack and jordan that can see us so interest, a number of groups backed by that on have stepped up a tax on us basis since the beginning of these trade him off for in got meanwhile us low me cause i walk into solvers legislation providing tens of billions of $1.00 and $8.00 for ukraine and his trip, all the spanish natalie defeated a bit of that. the aid with the border security measures the senate has now prepared into more than a standalone bear with deliverance. only the, the legislation and tools, $14000000000.00 and security assistance for his dread and $60000000.00 for ukraine and his fight against russia. ukrainian traipsing training, preparing for the real front line. so it's almost 2 years on from versus invasio

into the cause of the incident is under way for more, we're joined now by our correspondence she likes maureen, go in, i wrote a felix, what more can they tell us about this? devastating far a terry, the fire broke out at around 11 50 pm is toxic on time and uh, missouri to the people of the y. i sleep by that time. so uh the, the news uh the news came and my judge of it people could not respond immediately to verify. but the people on the ground was saying that a multiple labels of people in the neighbor who would have sustained injuries. some had to bonds to the i had some actually had the vast kin bonds and uh, the images that are as close services to meantime. uh, but it wasn't um to i need to ensure that a majority of the people did not get things ready. so even them, them be lot of services, the firefighters who came one not able to get paid in time to save a couple of people who add 2 of them. so 5 died and the majority to of them who sustained is aries wallets or as to different hospitals within the capital and currently uh, getting images to services guy. these are government has also

i put that question to defense analysts, maureen, on the wrong good day, michael. well, it remains to be seen whether the strikes will indeed reach the military objective of weakening dis groups. we have to remember that the uranium prox has had enough time to move around the se one week after is draining attack. and these strikes have taken place because there was no agreed upon strategy on how to respond to this and say the as a question here is will the deter further attacks? and they think it's a central question. and we have seen was a who these that didn't really work out. so it remains to be seen what happens next . the u. s. has been openly warning about the strikes beforehand, easier a strategy behind or so that is correct to us approach here because you don't want to commit to the middle east and the u. s. has had the experience interact in southwest asia and they've gotten a stance how difficult it is to fight irregular forces, especially if they are backed by a powerful state. that being said, these airstrikes will most likely continue, was the idea of

maureen dowd is calling on biden's team to "quit being a denial." writing "ditch -- about health." politico echoing that, saying the democrats may need to turn to plan b and replace biden on their ticket. even biden's staunchest defenders on the left are sounding the alarm. >> this is a problem for the president. the most damaging things and politics reinforce the theme out there that's hurting you. the central mean hurting the president is this issue of age. >> i am a biden supporter and i slept like a baby last night. i woke up every two hours crying and went to bed. 's is terrible for democrats and anybody with a functioning brain knows that. >> if biden's hubris is such that he doesn't understand about interest of his party -- doesn't understand the best interest of his party, then he has to be shown the door period. >> when you don't accept that hearing, you are three points down in the two-way polling averages. it's the biggest television audience, not even close, and you get a chance to do a 20-25 minutes interview for that day, and you don't do it. that's a sign that the st

maureen: i am maureen flatley. have spent the last almost 40 years engaged in government oversight in issues related to children. i always tell people that one of the most formative experiences of my life was being the daughter of an fbi agent. he developed testimony and that proved to me for most of my childhood that congress can solve big problems involving criminals. i think at the end of the day, my point of view on this issue is that this is not fundamentally a technology problem. this is fundamentally a crime problem. by ignoring that for far too many years, we have now created a problem that seems almost insurmountable but i hope today that we talked about some concrete solutions. daniel:. i am daniel castro. we are a nonprofit thing take focused on innovation and do work on tech policy and the metaverse and children safety online. i agree 100% with marine -- mureen that we tend to intertwine at these things when they are not there. naomi: i want to start with the hearing. i have been covering tech for a lon

but now they don't like seeing maureen dowd and other op-ed writers at the new york times cover it. >ah. and let's be clear, the coverage hasn't even been all that critical. it's just bringing up the issue, there's mom criticism is, of course, but this is not over the top and not even relentless in any way, not the way that you've seen criticisms of donald trump, and frankly, any republican who might speak up or say something that goes against some of the establishment positions of democrats. elizabeth: yeah. >> i don't even think they're going over the line. they're just reflecting reality, and at some point you can't completely hide the fact that the public is concerned because they're speaking out so loudly. elizabeth: yeah. of watch this from democratic lawmaker debbie dingell, and you're going to hear jon stewart. watch this. [audio difficulty] >> i think the campaign needs to let him be out there, and i'm also sick of them talking about his age. >> i think it's better to deal head on with what's an apparent if issue to people. i mean, we're just talking here. that. [laughter] >>

humanitarian situation in gauze, i will likely worse and with people here uncertain if they live to see to maureen, families. so those being held hostage by him. us in guys that have been pressuring the israeli government to bring their loved ones home. i spoke a short while ago with a for of my chief magic co op whose relatives were kidnapped during the most terrorist attacks on october 7th. some of them have since been released, but for uncle glad moses is still being held captive. well, today is the 150 day. worries grow as the times goes by. we have no news at all. we. we have no information. it's 4 months now and we have no idea about my uncle. we have no idea where is a policy or as what sues medical situation. we worry, we worry about team, we worry about his friends from keep woods near or as to where one of 4 people where of got into a minded we, blurry of all the rest, must to share with you that all the families now in my one big connected family and it's, it's very difficult. we want them back and we know that there is no more time we used to say. time is limited, but now we know there

i will likely worse and with people here uncertain if they live to see to maureen simon maven is a lecture and international relations in middle east politics at lancaster university in the u. k. and earlier i asked him, what hope remains for a deal to be reached and the finding and free the remaining hostages. as there's always a hope, there's always a chance given the, the scale of this you monetary and catastrophe, that's affecting people in as well, people and gaza people in the diaspora. so there's always a hope. granted that hope right now is very, very small. given the area is precious on this, right, the government on benjamin netanyahu, on how much on the us, on the various mediators involved. there's a lot of different moving parts. there's a lot of different pressure and not makes, getting a deal over a line. incredibly difficult at, let's look at one of the major moving parts here, the relationship between israel and the us because the 2 countries, very, very strong allies. usually they don't seem to be on the same page when it comes to the way for here. what kind of pressure c

the case to hand them over to the us ortiz, maureen, the cost that a button delves into the story all the way to blow and free speech advocate scene, vilified by american officials for revealing that sequence to the songs, answered the spotlights with a bang, releasing a series of explosive and incriminating leaks about various state actors, including the u. s. military. well, many call him a truth seeker, for those he exposed, he is of course, an enemy of the states. so what did he reveal? well, it all started in 2006 when event on known australian computer programmer and active is set up a small website that he called with leaks. it was a platform for anonymous whistle blowers wanted to share top secret information and data. well, fast forward for years and the size exploded onto the global stage. also known as collateral murder, it's 22nd which lakes release is classified us military floods. it's showing call not helicopters, conducting a series of attacks on baghdad. and this was in 2007, and they killed over a dozen people, including suv reuters staff to shoot them off. i got jus

embargo saying it's fighting the war and guns in self defense guns in accordance with international law . maureen, and there are on this a defense on the list with the both studies department at kings college london. and she told us earlier, how a po box in for an weapons shipments could effect as well as military. what would have to understand is that you throw a case that it has always been reliant on external specifically is that you asked support the united states has been supporting israel economically and militarily, since the creation of the state of israel in 1948. meaning that the u. s. has spend about 300000000000 in the entire period. providing israel was arms and economic help. however, arms have been a major part of it. therefore, any withdrawal from this, how from this aid from the united states especially, would mean that israel will lose its defensive capacity in the united states, has pledged to ensure that each row can defend itself. and this is of course, in the foreign policy interest in the region for the united states. now the us is strong, spend about the opposite sense to

humanitarian situation and goss, i will likely worse and with people here uncertain if they live to see to maureen simon maven is a lecture in international relations and middle east politics at lancaster university in the u. k. and earlier i asked what hope remains for a deal to be reached and the fighting and free the remaining hostages is always a hope. there's always a chance given the, the scale of this humanitarian catastrophe, that's affecting people and as well people and gaza people in the diaspora. so there's always a hope. granted that hope right now is very, very small. given that area is precious on this, right? the government on benjamin netanyahu, on how much on the us, on the various mediators involved. there's a lot of different moving parts. there's a lot of different pressure, and that makes getting a deal over a line incredibly difficult. at, let's look at one of the major moving parts here, the relationship between israel and the us because the 2 countries, very, very strong allies. usually they don't seem to be on the same page when it comes to the way forward here. what kind

humanitarian situation in gauze, i will likely work with people here uncertain if they live to see to maureen. so i'm in may been is a lecturer in international relations in middle east politics at lancaster university in the u. k. earlier we asked him, what hope remains for a deal to be reached that could end the fighting and gaza and free the remaining hostages. there's always a hope, there's always a chance given the, the scale of this humanitarian catastrophe, that's affecting people and as well people and gaza people in the diaspora. so there's always a hope. granted that hope right now is very, very small. given that area is precious on this, right, the government on benjamin netanyahu, on how much on the us, on the various mediators involved. there's a lot of different moving parts. there's a lot of different pressure and not makes, getting a deal over a line, incredibly difficult. iraq says us strikes on their rambling to militia in the country are pushing the government to end the mission of the us led coalition. there the statement follows us drone. it struck drunk strike in the ira

monitor and situation and gaus i will likely worse and with people who uncertain you still live to see to maureen simon mayben is electra and international relations and middle east politics at lancaster university in the u. k. and earlier i asked him, what hope remains for a deal to be reached and the fighting and free the remaining hostages? there's always a hope. there's always a chance given the, the scale of this humanitarian catastrophe, that's affecting people and as well people and gaza people in the diaspora. so there's always a hope. granted that hope right now is very, very small. given that area is precious on this, right? the government on benjamin netanyahu, on how much on the us, on the various mediators involved. there's a lot of different moving parts. there's a lot of different pressure and not makes, getting a deal over a line, incredibly difficult. at, let's look at one of the major moving parts here, the relationship between israel and the us because the 2 countries, very, very strong allies. usually they don't seem to be on the same page when it comes to the way for here. wh

and here's just one example. maureen then fired, $56.00, meet around at the bus. there are 4, ex coalition forces wounded in action to ex civilian killed, 13 ex civilian injured. the main shock from the legs was washington's cover up of the true scale of civilian casualties from the media and the public with a staggering amount of attacks by coalition troops on ask and civilians. it does appear to be evidence of all crimes in this material. these files bring to light what's been a consistent trend by us and nato forces, the concealment of civilian casualties, despite numerous tactical directives, ordering transparent investigations. when civilians are killed, there have been incidents i've investigated in recent months where this is still not happening. 2011 brought new leaks and this time it was about those that changed at guantanamo bay. her to see of the us department of defense. so 779 people were imprisoned there from 2002. the eldest, been an 89 year old, african village are suffering from dementia, and the youngest. a 14 year old, innocent kidnapping victim

and here's just one example. maureen then fired $56.00 me and made around at the bus. there are 4, ex coalition forces wounded in action to ex civilian killed, 13 ex civilian injured. the main shock from the legs was washington's cover up of the true scale of civilian casualties from the media and the public with a staggering amount of attacks by coalition troops on ask and civilians. it does appear to be evidence of all crimes in this material. these files bring to light what's been a consistent trend by us and nato forces, the concealment of civilian casualties, despite numerous tactical directives, ordering transparent investigations. when civilians are killed, there has been incidents i've investigated in recent months where this is still not happening. the 2011 brought new leaks and this time it was about those that changed at guantanamo bay, courtesy of the us department of defense. so 779 people were imprisoned there from 2002. the eldest, been an 89 year old, african village are suffering from dementia, and the youngest. a 14 year old, innocent kidnapping victi

if they live to see to maureen, the families, so those being held hostage by him, us and gaza, have been pressuring these really government to do more to bring their loved ones home. i spoke a short while ago with a fraud much of cala whose relatives were kidnapped during the most terrorist attacks on october 7th. some of them had been released, but her uncle, glad moses is still being held captive. well, today is the 150 day. worries grow as the time goes by. we have no news at all. we. we have no information. it's 4 months now and we have no idea about my uncle. we have no idea where is the policy or a quite serious medical situation. we worry, we worry about the team. we worry about his friends from keep woods near or where one of 4 people were attracted to a minded we blurry. all the rest must share with you that all the families now in my one big connected family and it's, it's very difficult. we want them back and we know that there is no more time we used to say time is limited, but now we know there isn't any more time. so i've heard about was on the record before where our prime

and here's just one example. maureen then fired $56.00 me and made around at the bus. there are 4, ex coalition forces wounded in action to ex civilian killed, 13 ex civilian injured. the main salt from the legs was washington's cover up of the true scale of civilian casualties from the media and the public was a staggering amount of attacks by coalition troops on ask and civilians. these files bring to light what's been a consistent trend by us and nato forces, the concealment of civilian casualties. 779 people were imprisoned there from 2002. the eldest, been an 89 year old as gun village are suffering from dementia, and the youngest of 14 year old, innocent kidnapping victim. some people were tape stopped for reasons like we're a cost feel, watch the suspicious apparently because there were use this timers by all call you i was sleep deprived. i was beaten, didn't they broke my added. i was not given food for a very long periods of time. i was sexually assaulted on multiple occasions. hundreds of lives destroyed in secrecy, with no fair trial and 0 regard for the la

and here's just one example. maureen then fired, $56.00 me and meet around at the bus. there are 4, ex coalition forces wounded in action to ex civilian killed, 13 ex civilian injured. the main chalk from the lakes was washington's cover up of the true scale of civilian casualties from the media and the public was a staggering amount of attacks by coalition troops on ask and civilians. it does appear to be evidence of all crimes in this new through these files bring to light what's been a consistent trend by us and nato forces, the concealment of civilian casualties. despite numerous tactical directives, ordering transparent investigations. when civilians are killed, there has been incidents. i've investigated in recent months where this is still not happening. a 2011 brought new leaks, and this time it was about those detains at guantanamo bay. heard to see of the u. s. department of defense. so 779 people were imprisoned there from 2002. the eldest, been an 89 year old as gun village are suffering from dementia and the youngest, a 14 year old, innocent kidnapping vict

locked up in belmont prison wiley's legal team. buffalo is the case to hand him over to the us all to is maureen, of course, i have a dallas into the story of the whistle blower and free speech advocate, who has been vilified by american officials for revealing that the dirty secrets to the songs and so the spotlights where the bang releasing a series of explosive and incriminating leaks about various state actors, including the u. s. military. well, many call him a truth seeker, for those he exposed, he is of course, an enemy of the states. so what did he reveal? well, it all started and 2006 went to then on known australia and computer programmer and activist, set up a small website that he called, which leaks it was a platform for anonymous whistle blowers, watson to share top secret information and data. well, fast forward for years and the sides exploded onto the global stage. also known as collateral murder, it's 2010. which lakes release is classified us military floods. it's showing call not helicopters, conducting a series of attacks on baghdad. and this was in 2007, and they killed ove

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result triggered allegations that the former president's campaign had been clued in with russia arches, maureen, across the river, has more over it. i mean that the whole trauma clue then would rush. the story was safe news and it was even proven in the west after a 4 year review which concluded that the f b, i's investigation. and so those claims was a seriously flawed and be totally unnecessary. lots of these new revelations or ball michelle, because they reveal that it was an international cooperation to interfere in you what selections by illegally spying on the candidates with the ultimate goal of taking him down this explosive report sites. online sources from the us house intelligence committee and claims that the c i a asked the intelligence agencies over to lions partners. so help them do the dirty work. now, who are these partners? australia, canada, new zealand, and did they get excited? king them, also known as bai's. also public and brock. it had been told the president brock obama, c. i a director john brennan had identified 26 trump associates for the 5 vice or target a. so was c

let me bring in maureen here because i want to ask her about her experience and the apologies experience of campaigning. so far. we've been hearing about a crackdown on p t. i support is, has your experience of companion been and friends then so fond the selection? i thank you very much for inviting me to your show. well, i won't agree with one of the finest when he calls these selections controversial. i think it's very interesting elections because we are just ignoring the fact that we have the population of 250000000 and out of 250000120 voters are being exist. so more than a half of the population is going to vote. and this year in 2024, and out of 12428000000. there's 14000000 new or so i've been registered since 2018. so it's going to be very interesting elections because half of more than half of the population is a young people. we must not forget also that the winters impact his son at this time. and we have just received 1st snow for in northern areas of focus on in cupboard book to cool and also put the flow to sun. so we phone, we are being concerned about a turn out at this

he joins us live from sydney, maureen goods, happy with us, so we sold them to you in chief on the toner. content is saying that the owner is the backbone of the humanitarian responsive guys that he's appealed to member states to continue the funding most likely to happen then if this funding doesn't resume i'm thank you for having me died. and we know that ross is one week agency in the us us and it is the survival of millions of people. people kind of spins depends on the live saving aid that they provide in countries. westman countries like australia who have suspended this aids have made a pretty disgraceful and literally in this defense the boat decisions. we know that people are being stopped in gaza at the moment. we know that there is a humanitarian crisis. we know that there is a mission of genocide that is right, is committing. and that this time to suspend the aid is disgraceful and despicable . and it is totally irresponsible sign that says talk about a strain to them. because australia is one of the donor countries, as you say, that is suspended funding to unwrapped. but we

well, that's a shed some light on this with us, he's maureen, a customer. we already knew that the whole trauma clue then would rush. the story was safe news and it was even proven in the us after a 4 year review which concluded that the f, b. i's investigation into those claims was a seriously flawed and be totally unnecessary thoughts of these new revelations or a bomb shell. because they reveal that it was an international cooperation. so it is her fear in us selections by illegally spying on the candidates with the ultimate goal of taking him down this explosive report sites on named sources from the us house intelligence committee and claims that the c i a, as the intelligence agencies over to lions partners, so help them through the dirty work. now, who are these partners? australia, canada, new zealand, and just the king. them also known as bai's. also public and brock. it had been told the president brock obama, c i a director john brennan had identified 26. trump associates with the 5 boys to target a, so was confirmed that the i see, had identifie

and here's just one example. maureen then fired $56.00 me and meet around at the bus. there are 4, ex coalition forces wounded in action to ex civilian killed, 13 next civilian injured. the main shock from the legs was washington's cover up of the true scale of civilian casualties from the media and the public with a staggering amount of attacks by coalition troops on ask and civilians. it does appear to be evidence of all crimes in this material. these files bring to light what's been a consistent trend by us and nato forces, the concealment of civilian casualties, despite numerous tactical directives, ordering transparent investigations. when civilians are killed, there has been incidents i've investigated in recent months where this is still not happening. 2011 brought new leaks and this time it was about those that changed at guantanamo bay. her to see of the us department of defense. so 779 people were imprisoned there from 2002. the eldest, been an 89 year old ask on village or suffering from dementia and the youngest, a 14 year old innocent, the kidnapping victi

well, maureen, that's true. there is an argument though. the economy is shifted to online.us, says the cost of surviving not living is out of control. food and fuel, then council tax cost of stamps. yes. goodness gracious me. aren't they expensive? is higher than it's ever been . only a car than it's ever been. only a car is now a luxury, not a necessity . road tax, rising car insurance doubung . road tax, rising car insurance doubling over the last two years. do you know you're absolutely right. things like car insurance have just gone through the roof. and i don't think actually that getting national inflation figures reflects that in any way at all. now we've been debating very often on this channel the rise often on this channel the rise of anti semitism, the rise of deep intolerance. this story is truly incredible . the woman's truly incredible. the woman's name is cat janice. she's 31 years old. she lives in virginia. she has terminal cancer. virginia. she has terminal cancer . she doesn't have that cancer. she doesn't have that long to live . and i can show you long

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. >> for 69-year-old maureen, the idea of moving to a new generation is energizing. south carolina was the fastest growing state in 2023. largely because of an influx of almost 40,000 retirees and hailey is betting they get her argument. >> i think older people see it, too. >> 61-year-old anna memo also fits the target audience. >> whether it's the biden ticket or trump ticket, i do feel it's very important to look at age and consider age and cognitive skills. >> but not everyone considering the state's former governor found it to be the best. >> i do think that we still have people that are 78 and 80 that can be senators and representatives. >> for edward spears, currently an undecided gop voter, it's just part of the game. >> she wants to be elected. obviously a younger candidate. that's strategy. >> and for older trump supporters and those interested in hailey like these who moved full-time to hilton head years ago. the tactic of going after trump's age hasn't been a decisive factor because they are squarely set on voting for the former president. >> typecasting t

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host: and why, maureen? caller: so many different things. obviously i do not condone the attacks that happened on october 7, and the hostages being taken. the fact that it has been four months now, everything has been done to put those hostages at risk such as a complete, asinine type of thinking, totally counterproductive to put them further at risk, and yet the united states' unwavering support no matter what. financial, military. especially with the security council. every deal that we have has always been against palestine, and they don't need anymore more money for this. it is like doubletalk that is coming out with these administrations. i watch these things on youtube all the time. host: that is maureen in new jersey on the financial side. this aid package that just passed the senate this morning, it was within the past hour that that idle vote closed. include the $95 billion package overall, more than $14 billion in assistance for israel. some $60 billion would go toward ukraine. taiwan also funded in that aid package. you probably s

when i was with maureen yesterday. why you say that? and you really embarrassed me. i want to stab you something close to. and the answer would be. jeez, i did what? i didn't mean that or whatever it was. oh, the the the pain or the hurt was talked about was expressed and it was said, gee, i made a mistake or i'm really sorry. and it would be over with. my parents never came in. they never interfered and you know, we'd walk out and we would be back being friends, it's not easy raising an older brother, you know, i had a i had a tight rat, but that's what family meetings were. we we never let it fester. we each make mistakes. nobody's perfect. and we worked it out well, that's a beautiful message for family, for friends, for colleagues, of any kind to. talk it out and don't let that anger or fear, disappointment change your relationship. so i loved reading about the biden family rules. you write about what they were and what you wrote. one, we're expected to tell the truth, too. and as i say, these things i think of the president okay, so think of the president expect

. >> reporter: for 69 year old maureen bolger, the idea of moving to a new generation is energizing.uth carolina was the fastest growing state in 2023, largely because of an influx of almost 40,000 retirees and haley is betting that they get her argument. >> i think older people see it to. they know that we need a new generational leader. >> reporter: 61-year-old anna memo is one of them. >> whether it does the biden ticket or the trump ticket, i do feel that it is a very important to look at age and consider age and cognitive skill. >> reporter: but not everyone considering the state's former governor founded to be the best. >> i do think that we still have people who are 78 and 80 that can be senators and representatives. >> reporter: for edward spears, currently an undecided gop voter, it's just part of the game. >> she wants to be elected. if i was a younger candidate i would do the same thing. it's just a strategy. >> reporter: your 82, do you find her arguments about age and not finding an eight-year- old in the white house offensive at all? >> no, it's just politics. >> report

so they flew me and michael and maureen on an air force transport plane that evening.ashington at 2:00 in the morning or something. ron was dancing. i don't know where he came from, oklahoma or something. somebody loaned their private plane to him. anyway, that is, if. it was a really long day. i didn't know anymore than anybody else did. i was listening to the news and i didn't know if my father would live. host: what was the reunion like with your parents at the hospital? patti: i thought my mother that morning. i slept in some little room like near their bedroom and i went into her room early in the morning. she had slept with my mother's shirt that my aunt had sent to her. and we went to the hospital. i remember when i walked into the hospital room, obviously my father was in his hospital bed. they tilted the bed, so he was at an angle. i remember looking at him and, i don't know how else to describe this, but there was like a light around him. i saw it, and i thought that he died and came back. clinically there is nothing in the records saying that, but i still be

so they flew me and michael and maureen on an air force transport plane that evening.hington at 2:00 in the morning or something. ron was dancing. i don't know where he came from, oklahoma or something. somebody loaned their private plane to him. anyway, that is, if. it was a really long day. i didn't know anymore than anybody else did. i was listening to the news and i didn't know if my father would live. host: what was the reunion like with your parents at the hospital? patti: i thought my mother that morning. i slept in some little room like near their bedroom and i went into her room early in the morning. she had slept with my mother's shirt that my aunt had sent to her. and we went to the hospital. i remember when i walked into the hospital room, obviously my father was in his hospital bed. they tilted the bed, so he was at an angle. i remember looking at him and, i don't know how else to describe this, but there was like a light around him. i saw it, and i thought that he died and came back. clinically there is nothing in the records saying that, but i still beli

so they flew me and michael and maureen on an air force transport plane that evening.ngton at 2:00 in the morning or something. ron was dancing. i don't know where he came from, oklahoma or something. somebody loaned their private plane to him. anyway, that is, if. it was a really long day. i didn't know anymore than anybody else did. i was listening to the news and i didn't know if my father would live. host: what was the reunion like with your parents at the hospital? patti: i thought my mother that morning. i slept in some little room like near their bedroom and i went into her room early in the morning. she had slept with my mother's shirt that my aunt had sent to her. and we went to the hospital. i remember when i walked into the hospital room, obviously my father was in his hospital bed. they tilted the bed, so he was at an angle. i remember looking at him and, i don't know how else to describe this, but there was like a light around him. i saw it, and i thought that he died and came back. clinically there is nothing in the records saying that, but i still believ