washington. oddly, it's, i want to as what happens in a, a country that hasn't been met with a know a country lee, that we haven't seen kamala or anthony blink. and what they think about is as well, i think because everybody is saying go here from them since he is through the criminal and the anybody will meet someone feel embarrassed. although the united states administration has supported him actually in his criminal act of genocide in gaza. and is continuing to support him while he is trying to kill any possibility for peace in the region and to kill any possibility of a palestinian states. it also government building and the west bank and through the process of ethnic station indiana to this non represents a fascist government. nothing less than an official government that has ordered the code or the injured motor. then 6 percent of the population of guys had this happened in the united states of america. you would be talking about 20000000 people killed or injured unless the 9 months portion of these became. so what came in of that and the did inviting him to speak and the cong

usa today, trump entitled to some immunity. and the washington times ruling gives presidents absolute immunity. and here is the associated press withhis headline. what to know about the supreme court immunity ruling in trump's 20 election interference case. it says that the ruling monday in former president trump's 2020 election interference case makes it all but certain the republican will not face trial in washington ahead of the november election. the supreme court did not dismiss the indictment alleging trump illegally schemed to cling to power after he lost a president joe biden, but the ruling still amounts to a major victory for the presumptive republican presidential nominee. his legal strategy has focused on delaying the proceedings until after the election. the timing of the trial matters because of trump defeats biden, he could appoint an attorney general who would seek the dismissal of this case and the other federal prosecutions he faces, or trump could order a pardon for himself. trump posted in all capital letter

joining us usa washington bureau chief susan page.g time, what do you expect him to address tonight, and what is he going to say about his legacy, securing his legacy moving forward? >> you know, i'm sure he'll talk about why he stepped back, but the really important message i think is what does he plan to do in the next six months, and he's already signaled that he wants to pursue some big ambitions as presidents do, but we both know that the history of lame duck presidents is that it is really difficult to get things done when the attention of the world has shifted on who your successor is going to be, andrea. >> now, what do you expect in a running mate choice? do you have any kind of gaming on who might be a front runner in that? >> you know, we're at the point where the people who are talking don't know. i would say you do not have to be a master strategist to think that the first woman of color seeking to be the president will probably go with a white male running mate. you know, that would be pretty sensible way to balance the

scotland made it two wins from two on their summer tour with a comfortable 42 7 victory over usa in washingtong stuart hogg's scottish record. the scots now head for south america, where they play two further tests against chile and uruguay. it's women's singles final day at wimbledon where there will be a new name on the winners board at the all england club. italy's jasmine paolini will face the czech player bar bora krejcikova on centre court. for the seventh straight year we're to have a new name... that final... bar bora krejcikova playing her first final. k rej ci kova krejcikova has won all the grand slam titles in doubles wimbledon here in... 2022. it will be an emotional day for her she was coached byjana novotna. novotna helped her to move from a double jump helped her to move from a double jump into a single champion. paolini who reach the french final only six weeks ago built donna —— beat donna vekic. the first italian woman in a wimbledon final. neverwon vekic. the first italian woman in a wimbledon final. never won a match here until these championships. it is an incredible stor

in washington dc . and the parade is taking place today, it started at 11:40 a.m. and will last until 2:00 p.m. on the main street of the capital. actually, maryna baidyuk, president and executive, is in touch with us. and oleksandr visich is also a communications manager, mr. oleksandr, ms. marino, first of all, i congratulate you on independence day, and please share with today your participation, the participation of your organizations, your friends, colleagues in this event, and tell more about it, please please, so that we can also feel the atmosphere, well support from across the ocean for ukraine, please, so welcome everyone, good. day or evening in ukraine, today we gathered here on the main street of washington, the capital of america, to celebrate together with the americans, to celebrate america's independence day. this is the third time that our organization united help ukraine, together with the embassy of ukraine in america and the community of ukraine in washington, participates in this a

scotland made it to windsor to two with a win over the usa in washington.ies. ewan ashman claimed a hat—trick and scotland go to south america for matches against chile and uruguay. back to the football. lots of fans heading down to the brandenburg gate. a focal point for the tens of thousands of fans arriving here. some being entertained as you can see, england have been playing with fire on theirjourney around germany for the last month or so. fans being put through the wringer. that terrible group stage. although late drama but here they find themselves and we have spoken to some of them today. nervous, they have won every game, the game as the game, we are going to play the game. yeah. i knew we'd get here. it is ourtime. it is about time. bellingham, 1—0, all over it. hopefully improve on the last one. just to be there isjust an amazing experience anyway. hopefully we get across the line. it's coming home. it's coming home! for having 66 football —related arrests over the last month. the head of the policing who i spoke to earlier, fairly content with

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they face the usa in washington dc in just under five hours' time.l also look for redemption when they face australia in melbourne and ireland battle it out against south africa later in the day in durban. the life and achievements of rugby league legend and motor neurone disease campaigner rob burrow have been celebrated at a civic reception in leeds. the former leeds rhinos star, who was diagnosed with the degenerative disease in 2019, died in earlyjune, aged a1. his family were among those to attend the reception along with around 180 guests, while thousands more watched proceedings online. i thinkjust to year here and here the tributes, if such a bittersweet day because i know how proud rob would be but i'm sure he's here in spirit. hearing the tribute and we knew he was special. when you live with rob he isjust rob to us, but hearing the tributes, for the city of leeds and the rugby community, it was heart—warming. the world's best male players are gearing up for next week's open championship in north berwick at the scottish 0pen. rory mcilroy i

washington.ter with an incomprehensible signature, which was questioned that he refused to be elected for a second term, well, in general, it all ended with already on monday, even in the capitol , congressmen... began to say that it would be nice for the president to appear in public and prove that he is alive, and the flag at half-mast over the capitol, which was intended for the deceased congresswoman, in fact, on social networks already began to explain that it was biden actually passed away, but in the end today we will still see the president, we hope that in the afternoon he should return from his home in rehoboth beach in delaware to the white house. to the workplace, yesterday with his voice biden joined the first speech haris at the democratic campaign headquarters, greeted everyone present, called on all participants in the campaign headquarters to unite around haris, well, at the same time he confirmed that he heard everyone, everyone heard him, and he also saw everyone, but no one sa

today washington bureau chief susan page for discussion on trust and national news. they talk about how partisan politics have impacted national news build trust with news consumers, fact-checking a tscap heading i4 election. gentlemen, please become brian, special correspondent, vanity fair andrs cnn. [applause] >> good afternoon andu to our hosts for bringing us all togetherovy afternoon. i will set up our next conversation and bring up our by framing the nvwe heard insights about local media and how to help communities feel seen on the local level. now we talk about national. so much more in common then apart, but oftenis hard to see the commonalities. that is why i am for earlier this week for the clips because it was a moment where people felt a sense of belonging, community, commonality and it was nusth. ketball championship, the country rallying around caitlin clark. another moment of unity, we have more in common. i'm struck by those examples becausos national events. basketball games areuppo produced by different weightings, but the eclipse coverage was brou

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the usa has decided.it will not be the united states but its european allies that will suffer from a new global war. if it is based on such an analysis. the biden administration's strategy, this is an extremely dangerous misconception. donald trump appeared before his supporters for the first time since the assassination with a bandaged ear, but in a cheerful mood at the republican convention in melwaukee. now the ex-president is officially a candidate for the post of head of the white house. the main intrigue was resolved, senator j.d. vance will be vice president if he wins. according to the american media, he learned about trump’s decision in 20 minutes. before the official announcement. meanwhile, new details are emerging about the assassination attempt, or more precisely about who committed it. it turns out that the shooter was far from perfect in his use of weapons, and wanted to prove the opposite to everyone. from the usa, report from our correspondent georgiy alisashvili. donald trump had already

today" washington. she susan page for discussion on trust in national news. they talk about how partisan politics have impacted national news credibility, ways to build trust with news consumers, fact checking and the media landscape heading into the 2024 election. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome brian stelter, special correspondent of "vanity fair" and for most of reliable sources cnn. [applause] >> good afternoon and thank you to our host today for bringing us all together on this lovely afternoon. i'm going to set up our next conversation and bring up our next panel by framing the conversation about the national news media. we heard some tremendous insights about the local media environment and how to help communities feel see and feel represented on the local level. now we talk a bit about national. we have so much more in common than we have a part but sometimes, oftentimes, it is hard to see the commonalities. that's why i was thankful for monday. i was thankful for the earlier this week f

today washington bureau chief, susan page were discussion on trust and national news and talk about how partisan politics of impacted the national news credibility ways to build trust with news consumers and fact checking in many landscape heading into the 2024 election. >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome special correspondent it feared former host reliable sources cnn. [applause] [applause] good afternoon and i think you to our audience today for bringing as altogether this lovely afternoon and i'm to set up her next conversation and bring up our next panel and by the national news media tremendous insights just know about the local media and how to help communities feel seen and represented on the local level and we talk a bit about national and we have so much more in common than we have a pardon sometimes often times, it is hard to see that it is hard to see the commonality and that is why was thankful for monday and thankful for earlier this week, and for the eclipse because the eclipse was a moment, especially here in hospital across the country, where people felt the sens

scotland made it to windsor to two with a win over the usa in washington.gg's record of 27 scotland tries. ewan ashman claimed a hat—trick and scotland go to south america for matches against uruguay. mixed bag of tricks as far as the rugby union is concerned. we are waiting for gareth southgate england manager due to a press conference in berlin, the england team just getting into berlin in the last hour or so. a slight delay moving from their training camp but they are in berlin ahead of the european final against spain. it will get under way at hpn our way. plenty to look forward to. imagine being visually impaired and playing a vital role at wimbledon. 18—year—old michael hoskins was diagnosed with a brain tumour when he was just six months old and that has left him partially sighted. but with help from the wimbledon foundation, this year he's been working at the all england club, front of house, making sure the public can get exactly where they need to go. our reporter srosh khan went along to meet him. my my name is michael hoskins, i am 18 years old

ministry of foreign affairs about the new and rash steps of washington, the usa, let me remind you, is, our foreign ministry declares that the decision to deploy us missiles in germany demonstrates to the whole world that berlin and washington are aiming to undermine international security. and here’s another message: europe risks becoming a theater of escalating military-political tensions with catastrophic consequences. there is also lightning, too. russia introduced unilateral a moratorium on medium- and shorter- range missiles, but after the deployment of missiles in germany , the united states will give an adequate response. and also with the note molniya about the deployment of us missiles by germany. from a military point of view, nato is increasing security threats that russia will be forced to fend off, continuing the theme. washington and berlin seem to have finally forgotten the lessons of the past. this is precisely what the actions of the united states speak about, these loud statements. sooner or later, the united states will have to negotiate with the russian federation

in from the same event, former cnn reliable sources tell skelton the joints tribune editor-in-chief, usa today washington bureau chief, susan page for discussion on trump the national news and talk about how partisan politics impact national news good ability ways to build trust with consumers fact checking in the media landscape, heading into the 2024 election. >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome special correspondent medicare host reliable sources cnn. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> good afternoon, thank you for host today for bringing us all together on this lovely afternoon. i will set up her next conversation and bring up her next capitol by framing the conversation about the national news media person tremendous insight just know about the local media environment kelly of the communities feel represented on the local level and we talk a bit about national we have so much more in common than we have a part in sometimes often times, it is hard to see that it is so hard to see the commonalities and that's why was thankful for monday and thankful for earlier this week. for the

usa today, trump entitled to some immunity. and the washington times ruling gives presidents absolute immunity. and here is the associated press with this headline. what to know about the supreme court immunity ruling in trump's 2020 election interference case. it says that the ruling mday in former president trump's 2020 election interference case makes it all but certain the republican will not face trial in washington ahead of the the supreme court did not dismiss the indictment alleging trumpeg cling to power after he lost a president joe bidbuti amounts tr victory for the presumptive republican presidential nominee. his legal strategy has focused on delaying the proceedings until after the election. the timing of the trial matters because of trump defeats biden, he could appoin general who would seek the dismissal of this case other federal prosecutions he faces, or trump could order a trump postedn letters on his social media network shortly after the decision was released "big win for our constitution and democracy. prou

tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> team usa is bringing flavor to the olympics.ned a five-year sponsorship deal to be the hype man for the men's and women's polo teams, flav even hopping into the water with some of the women. >> girls playing this water polo, they out there busting they [ bleep ] making the united states look good. that's what i'm trying to do with these girls, to give them a more powerful feeling, a more confident feeling to go out and get that fourth gold medal. >> as part of the deal, flavor flav will make a financial contribution to the 2024 women's team. of course you can watch all the action right here starting july 26. >>> okay, today is free slurpee day. and 7-eleven's 97th birthday. you can get a free slurpee. so this year's drink comes in a special-edition cup designed with a children's miracle hospital network. customers can make a donation to the charity in store while you enjoy that neon green slpee. thanks forur >>> world leaders coming together one more time i

joe biden has been a politician in _ usa! joe biden has been a politician in washington i usa!in washington for longer than i have been alive. 39 years old. kamala harris was not much further behind. for half a century, he has been the champion of every major policy initiative to make america weaker and poorer. and in four short years, donald trump reversed decades of betrayals inflicted byjoe biden and the rest of the corrupt washington insiders. he created the greatest economy and history for workers. greatest economy and history forworkers. it greatest economy and history for workers. it really was amazing, there is this chart that shows worker wages, and they stagnated for pretty much my entire life until president trump came along. workers wages went through the roof. and just imagine, what he is going to do when we give him four more years! when we give him four more ears! ., ., , ., , ., years! four more years. four more years- _ years! four more years. four more years. months - years! four more years. four more years. months ago - years! four more years. four more years

washington put pershing 1, pershing 2 and tamogawks on duty .w responded with a relief complex with granite cruise missiles, advanced at that time, a pioneer complex and the temps tactical system. all of them were capable of carrying nuclear warheads. on december 8, 1987, in washington at 1:45 p.m., general secretary of the cpsu central committee mikhail gorbachev and us president ronald reagan signed a historic treaty on the elimination of intermediate-range and shorter-range missiles. there was a detente. a new stage of political thinking. in 1995, gorbachev wrote in his own, not without pride. we beg to differ with mikhail sergeevich, even if he is no longer alive. the americans then outplayed the soviet union. back in 1979, within nato, they made the so -called double decision, that is , to simultaneously install missiles aimed at the ussr and negotiate with moscow on de-escalation. they pulled a trick on us with the good and the evil policeman. 846 from the us, eliminated three times more launchers, seven times more missile bases. there is

including, so there are some movements so far, and again, a very unpredictable election campaign in usathis year, and things are changing very quickly, so there are concerns about what the foreign policy will be like. states in the event of donald trump coming to power, after all, some criticize joe biden for possibly not being sufficiently determined or decisions are too appropriate in this regard, discussions continue, legislators comment, experts comment, we will monitor how this situation will develop further, and we will also monitor, ostap yarysh from washington was on our air, thank you colleague, so subscribe to our pages in social networks so as not to miss the most important news, we are in... you can watch our episode if you missed it on the air, and we will be on the air again tomorrow at 21, all is well, take care! olenivka is a prison in the occupied territory of ukraine. since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the russians have held thousands of prisoners of war there. and civilian hostages. this is a preserved, abandoned prison. it was uncanned just before the st

usa. will allocate another aid to ukraine - the pentagon said, but at the upcoming nato summit in washington in order to join the alliance, it is too corrupt, newspapers write, citing sources in the state department; by continuing this conflict with russia, ukraine is only ruining its people, experts say. now ukraine is ruled by a small clique, the country suffers from rampant corruption and is bleeding on the battlefield, along the long line of contact it is losing territory and often from 100 to 2000 people every day, but the people of ukraine have no choice, and this is understandable, and the country is such like ukraine, may soon not be at all, the country is on the verge of default, and zelensky is also adopted a law that allows foreign companies to buy farmland, about 17 million hectares have already been purchased by the americans, kiev economists say that with another such purchase, all ukrainian land will go under the hammer. maria skorodilka, news. former secretary of state. and go on the offensive, then obviously many in our country will do everything possible to re-elect preside

with a tea party, also with a russian samovar, that putin received obama, russia was then shown the usaild. special relationship, but washington ignored this signal, but relations with india have stood the test of time through very difficult events; for russia, the indian prime minister is a special guest. visiting a friend, his home, is of course a great joy, you invited me to your home, i want to thank you for creating such an interesting program for your kind words, you are very grateful. the word thank you in russian, thank you addressed to journalists, they need to leave the leaders alone, but we make it in time see the tea, the samovar was poured into cups, and the president tried kozinaki. the tea party has begun, but judging by everyone, there is an extensive program ahead, look at the ready-made electric cars in novogrevo, there are two places ahead, that is , for president putin and prime minister modi, and here are two more places, only for translators, this may be interesting for everyone. well , our program was more interesting than the others, sit down there, sit down, bec

summit in washington.inuing the topic, about what my colleague said. of the united states, that today’s statements by united states president joe biden will be discussed and, of course, the first statements of his words are already appearing, we can see them now, they, of course, diverge from the peace agenda that is planned at this summit promote hungary. let's read it out, this means that the united states and its allies will supply ukraine with five additional strategic air defense systems, this. statement by joe biden, as well as dozens of tactical air defense systems and hundreds of interceptor missiles for air defense systems will be supplied to them, we are talking about statements for next year, also the united states will make ukraine a priority destination for the export of air defense systems, kiev will receive them earlier, than anyone else, and the west will hand over five more strategic air defense systems, but this is already happening... repetitions, but thereby we understand that the rheto

, europe and the uk and the washington consensus. also joining us online is favorite of the show, said ammar kazmi, who helps run the left legal fighting fund, legal defense fund which focuses on assisting anti-racist, anti-fascist and anti-zionist individuals and groups who need legal support. assalam alaikum to you both. brother said, if i could begin here in the studio with yourself. there are, it's been more than nine months since this israeli genocide. against the people of gaza began and protests are still raging across the west, why is that so? because you know there's some who argue that um, it's got nothing to do with us here, we we're not doing anything, why why don't you go to palestine and protest, you kind of hear this kind of usual refrain, but why is it that these protests are still rowing? bismillahirrahmanirrahim, waalaikum salam brother, it's pleasure to be here um talking about this sadly, pitifully and in with deep remose that we are talking about this. months later, which could have finished in the first nine hou

, europe and the uk and the washington consensus. also, joining us online is favorite of the show, said ammar kazmi, who helps run the left legal fighting. fund, legal defense fund which focuses on assisting anti-racist, anti-fascist and anti-zianist individuals and groups who need legal support. salam alaikum to you both. brother said shibir if i could begin here in the studio with yourself. there were it's been more than nine months since this israeli genocide against the people of gaza began and protests are still raging across the west. why is that so? because you know there was some who argue that um it's got nothing to do with us here. "we're not doing anything, why, why don't you go to palestine and protest? you kind of hear this kind of usual refrain. why is it that these protests are still roiling? bismillahirrahmanirrahim, waalaikum salam brother, it's pleasure to be here um talking about this sadly, pitifully and in with deep remose that we are talking about this nine months later, which could have finished in the first ni

, europe and the uk and the washington consensus. also joining us online is favorite of the show, say am kasmi. who helps run the left legal fighting fund, legal defense fund which focuses on assisting anti-racist, anti-fascist and anti-designs individuals and groups who need legal support. salam alaikum to you both. brother said, if i could begin here in the studio with yourself. there are, it's been more than months since this israeli genocide against the people of gaza began and protests are still raging across the west. why is that so? because you know there are some who argue that that um it's got nothing to do with us here, we we're not doing anything, why why don't you go to palestine and protest, you kind of hear this kind of usual refrain, but why is that these process still roiling? bismillahmanirrahim, walikum salam brother, it's pleasure to be here um talking about this sadly, pitifully and in with deep remose that we are talking about this nine months later, which could have finished in the first 9 hours of the situation

, europe and the uk and the washington consensus. also, joining us online is favorite of the show, said ammar kazmi, who helps run the left legal fighting fund, legal defense fund which focuses on assisting anti-racist, anti-fascist and anti-zionist individuals and groups who need legal support. assalomu alaykum to you both, brother. sayid shibir if i could begin here in the studio with yourself, there were, it's been more than nine months since this israeli genocide against the people of gaza began and protests are still raging across the west, why is that so? because you know there was some who argue that um, it's got nothing to do with us here, we we're not doing anything, why why don't you go to palestine and protest, you kind of hear this kind of usual refrain, but why is it that these protests are still roiding? bismillahmanirrahim, waalaikum salam brother, it's pleasure to be... here um talking about this sadly, pitifully and in with deep remose that we are talking about this nine months later, which could have finished in the

, europe and the uk and the washington consensus. also joining us online is favorite of the show, said ammar kazmi, who helps run the left legal fighting fund, legal defense fund which focuses on assisting and... anti-racist, anti-fascist and anti-zionist individuals and groups who need legal support. assalomu alaykum to you both. brother sayid shibir, if i could begin here in the studio with yourself. there were, it's been more than nine months since this israeli genocide against the people of gaza began, and protests are still raging across the west. why is that so? because there was some who argue that um, it's got nothing to do with us here, we we're not doing anything, why, why don't you go to? and protest, you kind of hear this kind of usual refrain, but why is it that these protests are so roiling? bismillah, what islam brother, it's pleasure to be here um talking about this sadly, pitifully and in with deep remose that we are talking about this nine months later, which could have finished in the first nine hours of the situation that arose if the in transigence and the sort of

, so what i’m most afraid of is that they will choose the next leader in washington, not in the usa , curves were like this, suddenly within an hour or two biden had sharp voting. gotta get rid of this guy, maybe then we'll pick his opponent, but you can see our senators standing up in the crowd like if chinese officials had come on january 6 and said: yes, yes, go away, you know you can, how we would have liked it, if chinese leaders had come and said: yes, we were with you 100%. american senators, standing in kiev, tell the demonstrators, we are 100% with you. history newland famously passes the cookies around, but it was much, much longer than that, during the weeks of february 214 there was a violent coup. that's when this war began. this war didn’t even start in 2020, it started in 20-14 years. this was the beginning of the war it was a violent coup that overthrew the ukrainian president, who wanted neutrality. when he and his security officers were violently overthrown. they told him: they will kill you, so he flew to kharkov, and then on the same day he flew further to russia.

scientists, she was able enter howard university in washington, which in the usa is called the blacktical olympus. immediately after completing his training, haris becomes a deputy district attorney in the suburbs of san francisco. it was there that kamala hari met the mayor of the city introduced. willie brown himself became the target of an anti-corruption investigation by the intelligence services and charist immediately disowned him. i have no doubt that i am independent of brown. he is the albatross hanging around my neck. although as san francisco prosecutor, kamala haris tried to create an image for herself as an uncompromising crime fighter, she was dogged by scandals. for example, she hid the falsification of cocaine research by one of her subordinates, because of whose actions about a thousand drug-related cases had to be closed. in 2017, kamala haris became a senator, thus becoming the first indian-american and the second black woman to serve in the us senate. on in this post, haris actively criticized donald trump while he served as us president and accused him of having

katya, thank you for your report, katryna lisynova from the center of washington talked about how the usa celebrates independence day, how ukrainians join this holiday to remind americans of the importance of their support.

now there is footage from the usa, a large fire has engulfed forests in washington state, the fire is so far the flames have not been localized. this is clearly visible in these shots. local authorities announced an emergency evacuation of residents. off the coast of the us state of new hampshire, a whale jumped out of the water and capsized a boat. the unusual collision was filmed by eyewitnesses who were fishing nearby on another vessel. there was one person on board the boat, he fell into the water. nothing is known about his condition yet. now economic news, konstantin, the country's largest marketplace has a new owner. yes, alexander, the company says that nothing will change for customers and partners, but there are still some changes. the joint venture wilberis operators of outdoor advertising rus, it is called rvb, will in the near future assume obligations to the partners and clients of the current legal entity. marketplace, the head of the company’s united legal service announced this, although without specifying the timing. meanwhile, a new offer for sellers has appeared on

katya, thank you for your report, kateryna lisynova from the center of washington, they talked about how the usa celebrates independence day, how ukrainians join this holiday to remind americans of the importance of their support. meanwhile, in great britain, today there are elections to the house of representatives of the lower house of the british parliament, the results of which will depend on who will form the country's government. the results will be known tomorrow, but the latest polls indicate that there may be a change of government in britain. let's talk about what to expect from these elections in ukraine with our correspondent in london , bohdan tsyupin, who is now joining the broadcast. bohdan, i congratulate you. so, the polls will close soon and the first exit polls will be known, but what were the predictions before these elections and what is important for the british in these political contests? ostap, many of our colleagues, journalists, in particular here in great britain will not sleep all night, and the evening for them will begin with the announcement of the res

susan, who is currently the washington chief of usa today, is an award winning journalist and author. her books madam speaker, nancy pelosi, the lessons of power and the matriarch barbara bush and the making of an american dynasty. both new york times best sellers. her biography of barbara walters the rule breaker has just been published last month. everyone, let us all welcome edward o keefe and susan page. hey, it's great to be here. thank you all for being here. look at the great crowd. you. oh, this is great. thank you for a book that got a incredible review this morning in the wall street journal. you want to you want to take a look at that. such a really just such a interesting book and you know and there are a lot of books about teddy. he's captivated lot of authors and yet you find in this book a new angle that i don't think anyone else had really explored in the depth that you do here on the on forces that made a figure of such power. you know we think of teddy roosevelt as the manliest of presidents, right? he stalks wild game when he charges up san juan hill. and yet you th

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, my greatest fear is that they will choose in washington, not in the usa, the next leader because we or two biden’s are sharply different, they are masters in terms of falsification, jeffrey sachs i want to listen to you two fragments, one jeffrey sachs, you know who the economist is very famous, i don’t know the second one at all. how to introduce him aristovich's surname, either a showman or a military man, you didn't communicate with him there, we all have something, he is an economist, political scientist, and gynecologist, he can even become the head of the european commission, well, come on jeffrey sachs, such deep things, they say how america, how ukraine was brought to this, they just took it, how, i don’t want to, well, insult the people, there, well, they just sent them to slaughter, a huge interview with jeffrey sachs was given to tucker. ukrainians do not want nato expansion. ukrainians don't want this. they are against it. public opinion says: no, this is very dangerous. neutrality is safer. we are located between east and west. we don't want that. so they elect viktor y

in the high offices of washington, they are calculating the benefits by selling weapons and driving the ukrainian people into poverty, moving towards the main goal. it has not changed for centuries, but information feeds are being improved. at the beginning of the last century, the slavs were accused of inability to competently manage our natural resources and territories, which for some reason should belong to the entire world community, now we allegedly have the wrong democracy, then hitler’s germany took on the role of teacher, today we. is trying to teach the entire european union, led by the united states. we know the true goals, we know who is behind every provocation on the state border of belarus, behind every terrorist threat to the civilian population. we know because we work proactively. we are more vigilant than ever, we have learned all our lessons the beginning of the great patriotic war. and we only have one. teacher, our history, the history of victors and bulls. the level of defense capabilities of the union state is higher than ever, the belarusian leader emphasized, a

the three-day nato summit ended in washington, but there were many more participants official agenda.oe biden and his prospects in the upcoming elections, with only 3 months before the vote, biden himself says that he will seek his re-election for a new term. the third person in the us political hierarchy, the speaker of the house of representatives, does not hide the fact that chaos reigns in washington and among its allies. the democrats are completely confused, they don't know what to do, they don't have a plan b, but they know they have a serious problem, all these leaders of nato countries. the prime minister, the heads of state, they tell us in private okay, that are deeply concerned. allies are worried about whether joe biden will survive to the end of his term, who will run for the democratic presidential election, who can defeat trump, and whether it is necessary to defeat him at all, or are i already taking the opportunity to build communication with the trump team, with whom, if he wins, i will have to interact somehow. our own us correspondent will tell you why this concer

alexey veselovsky, alexander gusev, ntv, usa.y in washington is again asking for weapons, in ukraine they are trying by all means to fulfill the mobilization plan. the decision to lower the conscription age for the army to 25 years and abolish the concept of limited fitness did not greatly affect the situation. the military command continues to demand new soldiers. and now in kiev there are proposals to send people to the front lines at the age of 21. read more about this andrey shamin. western media, in a column without comment , recently showed footage of military training of schoolchildren in ukraine. control descent shop fourteen-year-old boys in camouflage do push-ups, pump up their abs, assemble a machine gun, dodge a mock grenade, for lowering the age of those who can be mobilized, now in ukraine it is 25 years old, mainly military men and mostly former azov residents speak out, for example, dmitry kukharchuk, commander of the assault brigade , created on the basis of the azov battalion, banned in russia, without political

post salon cnbc dot usa today's ten best more mirth of a nation brain, child and other publications. she's editor in chief of the nonprofit at washington independent review of books and was managing editor of the great maryland life magazine for many years. she's currently a professor of english at the university of maryland, and in 2014, she coauthored seafood lovers chesapeake bay ramen and littlefield, which is ironic since she doesn't eat fish. we'll have to talk about that. she's also the mother of four, the grandmother of two, and a proud jeopardy bronze medalist. oh, no, she will be interviewing a jake cubs. and i am so excited to introduce them both to you. enjoy. thank you. thank you. so i am thrilled to talk to you today about this books i've your writing for many, many years. but this book especially right now, feels incredibly poignant. while the constitution feels like it's under assault more than ever before and. i mentioned to you when we spoke last night that i would as i read this book, i was bending down pages that i thought were very particularly relevant and inter

the risks of such a scenario were assessed by our correspondent in the usa, alexey beselovsky.the nato summit in washington will certainly go down in history as one of the most memorable blunders of a us president. councilor salevan thoughtfully took his chin with his hand. just today the american press reported that even in the close circle of the us president, many now doubt the his ability to defeat trump and survive a second term. the atlantic even quoted one of biden's unnamed aides as hoping that the head of the white house would disgrace himself at the press conference. here's a quote. this is very unpleasant to say, but this is probably the only thing that can make him leave now, while there is still time to rewrite the ending. it is now obvious that the anonymous interlocutor hoped, not in vain, at the press conference, biden fully met these expectations. in the end, after endless questions about health, it’s still returned to politics, the us president was asked if he was ready to talk to putin. grandiose, from the creation of deportation migration, previous colleague

the usa forbids firing at the russian federation with american weapons despite the attack. russians to the hospital in kyiv. this was stated by white house national security adviser john kirby during a briefing. according to him, the us president gave permission to ukraine to strike only along the russian border. massive russian attacks on ukrainian cities did not change this decision. burning, burning in russia. drones attacked an electrical substation in the rostov region, where two transformers caught fire. at the same time, local authorities reported the beating. allegedly dozens survived over the region. an oil facility in the city of kalach-on-don, volgograd region, is also on fire. according to the local governor, drones hit fuel tanks and a bread factory. information about the victims is currently being clarified. a restless night passed in the belgorod region as well. the authorities there complain about the drone attack. russian air defense allegedly shot down several targets near belgorod, but still come. recorded: one person died, another was injured, and two in