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i mean, he was in charge of the war room at the warwick hotel. this is where all of the people who were really not government employees, roger stone, rudy giuliani, his chief investigator, off of these people were centered around there. none of them government employees, none of them were like matthew woparring jer who said i took an oath to the constitution. none of these people took an oath. these were people who were around donald trump and basically doing his bidding. the fact that one of the chief architects of january 6th was convicted today on these two charges i think is extremely significant. >> and we've learned that there were those two calls between steve bannon and former president trump just before on his war room podcast he said, all hell will break loose tomorrow, and that's what the committee wanted to know, what he knew leading up to that statement. >> but even further, we have the other little bits of detail that came out during the course of the hearings. >> yeah. >> one, that there was a telephone call from the chief of staff

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then you have the, the strain of thought saying, look, it warwick was between the u. s. in russia and whatever happens in europe only shows that this is a bilateral conflict. this gifts, of course, additional reputation to russia standard, but as also propagandistic note. and then there is a 3rd more sober, i would say toe and coming up from professional military, also diplomatic circle saying look, this thing has never been planned like this. and the risks of inadvertent escalation are extreme with this new and they to russia border coming up with the lacking lions to the conflict with an absolutely new militarization dynamic. so is this really something we're at least it's not a doubting voice, but as a voice thing. we should really be careful about things which are happening on the european theater now. so you have different voices, but all of them treat this thing as the new normal. every one has accepted it. now nato, some have declared nato brain dead in the past, but put his aggression against the ukraine, kissed the alliance awake, nay to it. now could france its

elect his successor, which may take several weeks there growing calls for his immediate departure as warwick challenge reports now from london. british politics that brilliant darwinian system as far as johnson put it, punish his vulnerability. good afternoon, everybody, and even the man once famously described as a greased picket, couldn't wriggle as of this one. i want you to know how sad i am to be giving up the best job in the world. but then the brakes going, but not yet gone. forest, the prime minister is to become boris, the caretaker, prime minister. it is clearly not the will of the parliamentary, conservative party that there should be a new leader of that party. and apple, a new prime minister. and i agree with the great brady, the chairman of our back bench, n p, 's, that the process of choosing that new data should begin now. and the time table will be an ard next week. and either today appointed a cabinet to serve as i will until the new data is in place. it was a speech show on contrition, and it gave the impression of johnson as the victim, rather than the agent of his own de

fellowships at the british law breyer the library of congress, new york university, and the university of warwick. he was a formerly melon public humanities fellow at the 9/11 memorial museum. is currently a public policy fellow at the wilson center. he hosts spy casts and museums podcasts. gentlemen, thank you for being here tonight. i am really looking forward to our discussion. doctor hammond, would you mind starting us off by just telling us a little bit about the spy museum before we begin? >> absolutely. i think you would probably be better if you don't mind me changing the -- do you want to set the scene for us as we discuss earlier? >> i can do that, certainly. it is my favorite topic to topic about. i will just say that we opened up in 2002. it was a vision of our founder, milton malt who served in the national security agency in the 1950s. it was his vision that really brought about the spy museum back in 2002. we existed in d.c., if you don't know d.c., it's not too far from the national mall. in may of 2019 on mother's day, we moved to the other side of the mall. an amazing hundred an

police say they received a 911 call to do a welfare check at a home on perkins street near warwick avenue just after midnight. this is in the adam's point. neighborhood officers say they found the bodies of the 27 year old man and a 25 year old woman, both with gunshot wounds . so far, their identities have not been released, and there's no word on their possible relationship. and now we go to sacramento tonight where they are searching for the person responsible for shooting five people leaving one man dead shooting happened right outside the mix nightclub at 16th and l. streets around two this morning, just as the club was closing. the person killed has been identified as 31 year old gregg grimes of sacramento. people crying and they're scared, and people thought it might be fireworks. and we're like those were gunshots, and i moved myself way over to the corner behind a pole because i wasn't sure if it was going to continue or not, people know that naji has a floral subscription to see me flowers just randomly all the time. just you know, out of the blue. i get these different, beautif

so joining us now is jefferies warwick, executive director of the berkeley east bay humane society.thanks for joining us, jeffrey, you know i'm a big dog lover. i have three of my own, so i appreciate what you're doing. but i know your group is part of 250 shelters participating in this summer events. so how important is this and how many pets are in need of a home? right thank you so much empty. the shelters is a nationwide event sponsored by the bissell foundation. so if the name sounds familiar, it should these are the same people that sell vacuum cleaners and right cleaners. but kathy bissell is very committed to helping us move as many animals out of the shelters as possible , so 42 states are participating. and the need is critical. there are shelters in every community that are at capacity. why is it so many shelters are dealing with this overcrowding issue? it's still in effect of the pandemic. there are simply more animals coming in. then there are adopters and everything is taking longer. uh and so it's really important if someone has been considering adopting path to real

police say they received a 911 call to do a welfare check at a home on perkins street near warwick avenue just after midnight. that's in the adam's point. neighborhood officers say they did find the bodies of a 27 year old man in a 25 year old woman, both with gunshot wounds. so far, their identities have not been released. and no word on their possible relationship. anyone with information about this case is asked to call oakland police. the fourth of july celebrations taking place all across the bay area today in danville, parade goers began setting up chairs early this morning for the perfect spot along hearts avenue and thousands of people lined the streets in alameda. they were treated to three miles worth of floats, marching bands and lots of music. it is the longest parade route in the country and with celebrations scaled back or even canceled the last few years, many people were able to enjoy a return to more pre pandemic like independence day celebrations, backyard barbecues, parades and fireworks shows. we have live team coverage tonight. our chief meteorologist bill martin has

the governor of rhode island, the mayor of warwick, rhode island, senator sheldon whitehouse, these aree's been coming into contact with over the last couple of days. and that's why it's not necessarily surprising, his diagnosis, but a lot of folks are likely worried about what this means for them going forward, because of the implications of long covid. >> and think about the fact that we now have two u.s. presidents in a row that have tested more covid. and i think what we're going to see here is likely a different sort of approach to it. let's remember his predecessor, took off his mask, even though he was sort of in the period where he could have possibly infected other people. he didn't want to talk about getting vaccinated at the white house. president biden win suspect, just in talking to white house officials is going to remind people, yes, i could get it, which means you could get it, which means we all have been vigilant about this. and this diagnosis really does mean that he's going to have to quarantine himself and stay away from people, while he was under pressure to be out

events are spread around the west midlands, from warwick in the south to cannock further north. are mapped out to make a legacy. birmingham has builtjust one new venue for these commonwealth games and it is here in sandwell, one of the most diverse and densely populated parts of the city. this place has never had a resource like this before. but now it's got an aquatics centre. i feel extremely lucky because i don't think it will just affect us, it will affect future generations. in, like, 20 years' time, yeah, i was there, i saw this happen. the centre has been stitched into smethwick in sandwell borough. by next year, it will be a multipurpose facility. for this community, it is a gateway to sport that, without the games, would not be here. ijoined smethwick swimming club when i was 11. we were fortunate to have pools close by, but nothing like we are going to have now. we've talked about this for a long time, we have dreamed about it. it is real now. and it is just going to give so many opportunities for youngsters from around here. for someone who has been involved in smethw

professor danny steeghs of warwick university is the person who leads the project. hejoins me now.ill it show you? obviously very exciting for me _ and what will it show you? obviously very exciting for me to _ and what will it show you? obviously very exciting for me to see _ and what will it show you? obviously very exciting for me to see it - and what will it show you? obviously very exciting for me to see it live - very exciting for me to see it live in a lipoma, and it's a really important of the maccabees of our ability to study these objects. one of these events unfolds in the interviews, and we need something like our goto system to then locate where it's happening, and then in turn direct or more powerful telescopes on tops of mountains to study it. in telescopes on tops of mountains to stud it. , ., study it. in terms of the significance _ study it. in terms of the significance of - study it. in terms of the significance of the - study it. in terms of the - significance of the information, what would you hope it tells you? neutron stars are a remarkable objects. they are

i rise today to congratulate the young men of warwick school district's baseball team. they beat liberty high to close out a successful 23-2 season by winning the district's first p.i.-aa6-a championship. the game was held last month. mr. smucker: it was impacted by a prolonged weather delay but they held firm to their lead to capture the championship. throughout their season the warriors also clinchessed -- clinched the district 3 title as well. no surprise the community is very proud of these students for their achievement on the baseball diamond. it was great to see how the local law enforcement volunteer firefighters joined with the community by participating in a parade to honor their achievement. congratulations to the members and coaches of the warwick warriors state championship baseball team. the whole community is wishing you continued success. may you carry the lessons that you learned playing as part of a successful team toward your future goals. i yield back.dam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek

about, this group, this rogue group of miscreants and the good knicks who were handing out at the warwickand the war room, of all places. and if you actually look at who those people were, they have one thing, all of them, in common. they either were pardoned by donald trump of crimes they committed, or they asked donald trump to be pardoned for crimes they were committing. you've got the two, really, ring rigors of this. our friend steve bannon who was convicted today of contempt, i mean, he's the person who before the election in october said that, you know, trump was just gonna declare victory on election night. i mean, that's their technique. it's the same thing he told his friend in pennsylvania that he picked a republican nominee for senate, the wizard of oz. declaring victory, okay, the votes are in, but let's declare the victory. >> an expert on these things. what would be your guess as to whether or not trump will get prosecuted? >> i think he's gonna get prosecuted. i think it's gonna be in georgia, because the chief witness in that case, the star witness is donald trump. >> don

events are spread around the west midlands, from warwick in the south to cannock further north.joined smethwick swimming club when i was 11. we were fortunate to have pools close by, but nothing like we are going to have now. we've talked about this for a long time, we have dreamed about it. it is real now. and it is just going to give so many opportunities for youngsters from around here. for someone who has been involved in smethwick swimming for so long, what does it mean to you to have this venue at these commonwealth games? well, i'm speechless. itjust is so amazing. and the fact that this event is going to come to smethwick and people all around the world are going to be watching is just so amazing. it's usually something that happens somewhere else. we feel an incredible responsibility for putting on a brilliant games for birmingham, the west midlands and the rest of the country, and, you know, showing what britain's is all about — a welcoming, inclusive society where everybody gets on. and, do you know what, it is a privilege to do that, but a responsibility, as well. it

events are spread around the west midlands, from warwick in the south to cannock further north.se games are mapped out to make a legacy. birmingham has builtjust one new venue for these commonwealth games and it is here in sandwell, one of the most diverse and densely populated parts of the city. this place has never had a resource like this before. but now it's got an aquatics centre. i feel extremely lucky because i don't think it will just affect us, it will affect future generations. in, like, 20 years time, yeah, i was there, yeah, i was there, i saw all this happen. the centre has been stitched into smethwick in sandwell borough. by next year, it will be a multipurpose facility. for this community, it is a gateway to sport that, without the games, would not be here. ijoined smethwick swimming club when i was 11. we were fortunate to have pools close by, but nothing like we are going to have now. we've talked about this for a long time, we have dreamed about it. it is real now. and it is just going to give so many opportunities for youngsters from around here. for someone w

um, i would have to go with aretha franklin's favorite actually this song was first sun g by dion warwicky. okay next question here we go. >> hey, maria. i'm monica from colombia. so i was wondering. what is your favorite quote? maria: well, actually, i do have a favorite quote, and my favorite quote is from the great late maya angelou and her quote goes like this. "when people show you who they are, believe them the first tim" i think that i've shared that quote over the years with dagen, and others, on this program, and i love that quote, dagen. we've talked about this a lot, because it's an education when people just show you who they are. don't get fooled a second time. believe them the first time. dagen: amen to that, maria bartiromo. maya angelou actually taught at wake forest university and she was a tour deforce in so many ways so i love that you love that quote. maria: yeah, she really was, and i want to thank our viewers for sending those questions, that was fun. ask me anything you'd like for " ask maria street edition" whether it's fun or business or politics, i'm here. dagen