but revelations about history to a controversial church group have fueled widespread opposition to the plan. we're in tokyo for context and why these fishermen in a southern indiana state are opposed to the construction of support that's being billed as a game changer for india. ah . i british mandatory welcome to deed of the news asia. glad you could join us japanese prime minister from yorkie. she does decision to hold a state funeral for former leader shins or abi, has led to opposition and protests, obey japan's longest southern prime minister was assassinated in july and would be given a rare state funeral next week. critic saved the decision, has no legal basis and was taken by kisha for political reasons. protests against the state funeral father intensified after abbey and the ruling parties. links to a controversial south korea based church became known. he has more on what's become a growing political headache for the key. she does government this is where a japanese man set himself on fire in tokyo. last week. he told police he tried to kill himself in protest against the pl

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so there has been a constant drumbeat revelations about how close insist systematic those ties are. and this has certainly reflected badly on key shita and the l d p. so he tried to hit the reset button by re shuffling his cabinet. but it turns out that most of the people who brought in also were implicated. i did want to come back to the unification church because her it keeps coming up and all explanation than you've also mentioned of number of times. what is it of other unification? church on stars will leave with the l. d p. what is the in political influence? it means and why is it so unpopular? well, abe's grandfather was the one that sort of facilitate the entry of unification church into japan. back in the late sixty's. he was close to the reverend moon and so yet these family dynastic ties have reflected badly on our bay. and when people think of the moonies, they think of coerced donations from members and mass weddings. and so in general, in japan of the moonies do not have a very positive image. and it came as a huge surprise that an organization that many people regard

i've also sent to the fascination there have been various revelations coming out about links between shins and also many members of the ruling l d p party here with the controversial unification church, the so called moonies. so it is highly controversial, but there have been thousands of people coming out, showing the response that supports and showing their respects lining up the long lines will around central tokyo of people coming from all parts of japan to lay flowers in the public part of this event, but we are now actually into the state funeral itself. let's talk a little bit about the legacy. how is his legacy being reflected upon on this day? the bennett, the security abd nomics quite a lot to go through. he is, i mean he comes from a political dentist a, his, a, he has a grandson, a prime minister. he is the son of a foreign minister. he is, if you like, almost a political royalty here considered in that way. yes, he was the longest serving prime minister, but he was very conservative. he credited by his followers and supporters of putting a japan back on the map. it was o

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that it is one of thousands of revelations that the committee already o kns about, is thenea saying in a wa that they looked into this specific claim, and didn't find it, in the context of all of the larger things that they were investigated, surfacing in a front-facing way. now riggleman in the process of touring for the new upcoming book is certainly spinning it in a different way and from the committee's perspective, this is not a top t revelation that the have come across and that's why they are throwing cold water and being dismissive of it. in addition to the fact that riggleman left in april and wasn't serving for the length of time when they were doingri the bulk of their fact finding investigating. >> i wonder how you see that, to ali es ain't portion that the phone call had been brought to the committee's attention and now that is just being dealt with. >> it is probably somewhere moderately interesting and absolutely meaningless and i think it is quite reckless and the irresponsible for the committee staffer to decide for himself what needed to be aired publicly. i mean i

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. >>> well, today there are new revelations about those documents that were seized from former president trump's mar-a-lago estate. "the washington post" reports some of the material contained top secret u.s. operations normally under lock and key. also information about a foreign government's nuclear capabilities was among the documents seized, according to "the washington post." here is nbc's alice barr. >> reporter: a new level of concern today about the kinds of documents seized from former president trump's florida estate. "the washington post" reporting a document describing a foreign government's military defenses, including its nuclear capabilities was among the highly sensitive material. the post citing people familiar with the matter. nbc news has not independently confirmed it, but a former intelligence officer says the revelations could hurt our relationships with allies. >> i don't blame them for not trusting us to hold on to their nuclear secrets. >> reporter: the post also reporting documents the fbi seized include information so highly classified it requires special clear

they're throwing cold water on, this trying to say it is just one of thousands of revelations that they have had during the course of their investigative work according to congressman jamie raskin on "meet the press" yesterday and trying to do, to say that this is something they knew about despite the fact that he is calling it a ah-ha moment rolling out the new book, and they are looking at the short duration of time that they worked on it, that this is not something for them, who understand the full context and the scope of the revelations that they found, this is not that kinds of a moment for this committee, which i think if you look at the totality of the hearings over the past summer and the past few weeks, we have seen that this is a committee that doesn't often bury the lead, and so clearly, what they're trying to do here with the new revelation is try to tamp down on it and basically steer the ship back to the things that they would prefer to be talking about, which is the revelation and the conclusions that they're drawing in realtime over the course of each of these hearings,

documents have mar-a-lago there were a festival there have been some very interesting and troubling revelationshey are having a us —-em-dash of the outside group would have as. >> thank you to c-span has always. so then the fbi director announces that also of. >> they told me as well for option think theve obligation and it that those forward why christmas and white now later? is just then to express regret about the action? >> the diablo whereof. hicks and because of the democratp trump campaign. >> we are true pgs the then to be wide industries sorry possibility? howt are we putting a but just age to circle will focus a decision basically trying to indict a former president on a jaywalking law would not get political support could speak with the column that you can find the "washington examiner" that this is a skin or that but then please explain the difference. so i'm glad you asked that question. said today words in cancel is different left with and also the attorney general with the through to the president. there is one level every with the independent counsel but the problem is a treat s

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he was been banged up by the revelations when hearings which is why you saw some republicans and pulling begin to shift away from him. the mar-a-lago scandal has brought the faithful back into the fold, and embolden him. he might be, you know, announcing a third campaign for president before the midterm elections, which is a huge problem for the republicans. he remains a huge factor, in the hearings and what they've divulge between now and november 8th. >> andrew, should we assume that both the doj and the committee know everything, already, that we could've learned from riggleman's book? >> no, i am very much in the adam schiff claire mccaskill camp, that when it comes to the january 6th investigation, that the january six committee is far, far ahead of the doj. i think that you're seeing a lot of activity now by the department, on the january 6th investigation, but i think the reason you saw of a flurry of i think 40 grand jury schemes just a week ago, is a sign that they're starting to rev up, not there towards the end, so i think there's a lot of work that the department has to do, i

the revelation of an ordinary mercenary named yurok sounds quite convincing, the polish subject hidingmask in a simple and understandable language explains who is actually opposing the russian army now. laughter in your front section. i saw our tanks t-72 ukrainians are very praised this equipment. i also saw polish infantry fighting vehicles, i also saw our famous crabs. during the trip from the little things. i also saw polish food rations for the army. you know very well that the most helps the most, and we can be proud of this. in part, the words of the polish soldier of fortune confirm the data of the analytical group sout. front in the article, the authors summarize the results of the counteroffensive and come to an unequivocal and categorical conclusion that the armed conflict in the east of ukraine has finally outgrown the state of war between russia and nato with unpredictable results for all sides in the conflict, the offensive was planned by the us military command, the offensive involved about 200 pieces of heavy military equipment and up to 9,000 soldiers reportedly. every

though they are going into it now with this revelation and the committee is making clear this is a person with limited knowledge of the work they were doing not only because of the short time he was working on the committee, but also given the time he left in april, which is well before those public summer hearings, but also before they got cooperation from key people like pat cipollone and others who became explosive witnesses in key pieces of the story that the january 6th committee has presented to the american public. this is how some of the committee members have been talking about it when asked about this specific piece of it. listen. >> this apparently says a call came from inside the white house. how hard have you guys tried to track down who it was? >> i can't say anything specific about that particular call, but we are aware of it. >> at another point in that interview, andrea, with chuck todd, raskin says this is just one of thousands of revelations that the committee is aware of. you and i both know how this committee works. the way that members think about what they're presen

and revelation since the assassination about links with the unification church or so called moonies, have also heard his reputation and that of the current government. still thousands turned down from all parts of japan to pay their respects. you know, the more he's always stood up for. he believes, even when many were against him. personally, i like i'll be very much. i'm so happy to see how many people have turned out long lines, waiting patiently to lay flowers as their own tribute. his legacy will certainly be a controversial one responsible for policies that will often divisive here. but since they seem determined to change japan's position in the world and he'll be remembered as one of his countries, most significant political figures. robert bride houses, era took care at least to 80 civilians have been injured to after russian war plans . 5 missiles near the city of it lived in northwest and syria. at least for air strikes, hit close to camps full internally displaced people. the near the bob. i'll how a border crossing with to clear the area has previously been considered on

while campaigning and parliamentary elections, but many opposed the expensive funeral following revelations about all bait and the ruling parties ties to the controversial unification church. rob mcbride reports from tokyo just a warning that his report contains flash photography. the remains of shinto bay were carried into the venue by his widow lucky i, accompanied by the current prime minister to me, o casita, whose decision it was to go ahead with this controversial states funeral. more than 4000 guests, including many dignitaries in world leaders, they heard casita the tribute to his friend and mental prime minister ob rest. well, after all that you have done for our nation, and thank you, most sincerely, may you rest in eternal peace. ave served as prime minister twice coming to power a 2nd time. as japan was recovering from the 2011 earthquake concern army. and that was really the spirit that prime minister did bring to japanese politics. opt in the focus, humor, disaster. yes, japan has got what he takes to be a global contender. he was credited with making japan more assertive inte

eh, mathematics, it turns out, look, but in fact , this is already a series of revelations and thosethat the kiev regimes use today, for enrichment, we have recently become witnesses. i would like to remind our viewers about this, that zaporozhye was exposed by a group consisting of. the leadership of the region, appointed by the kiev regime, which in fact plundered during all this time all the humanitarian aid that was delivered to this region and i want to tell you, i opened it on purpose so that 22 sea containers, think about it, 389 railway cars and 260 trucks. everything. it's been sold. it was supplied with the west as humanitarian aid, which was unfolded and sold through supermarket chains and these people. should have thought about the well-being of ordinary citizens and so, look. here weapons are traded. here there are revelations of corruption, theft of humanitarian aid, and everything suggests that the regime zelensky is beginning to be leaked. therefore, he needs such attacks and a show of success on the battlefield. we 'll be back in the studio after a short commercial.

and revelation since the assassination about links with the unification church or so called moonies, have also heard his reputation and that of the current government. still thousands turned down from all parts of japan to pay their respects. you know, the more he's always stood up for. he believes, even when many were against him, but i like i'll be very much so happy to see how many people have turned out long lines, waiting patiently to lay flowers as their own tribute. his legacy will certainly be a controversial one responsible for policies that will often divisive here. but sions are, they seem determined to change japan's position in the world. and he'll be remembered as one of the country's most significant political figures. problem fried, i'll just era took care oregon and has made landfall in western cuba. officials have in working to evacuate thousands of people who pretend to be 3 stories heading towards the u. s. a state of florida, and more than 800000 people vietnam's central region have in order to move to safe areas as typhoon murray. the approaches schools have bee

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has this revelation been ignored completely? it seems to have been ignored by the united states. apparently the ice faced is not concerned with this. what we have seen in the news is reports of how those weapons that are being shipped in are being accounted for on slips of paper. so, you know, i think the united states is aware of the risk that interpol reported months ago, but they don't seem to be concerned about it. yeah, there doesn't seem to be a lot of concern, especially given the fact that that was seen by many as a major revelation. now we've heard from the bible ministration, they've admitted that they don't exactly know where these arms and up. so do you think that there's any willingness there from washington to have more transparency and more accountability when it comes to those arms that they're sending? and of course, would ukraine even comply with the request if it came through at this point? yeah. it, it, it to get the kind of transparency that would, that would, we should all expect in something like this. pressure would have to be put on the cranium. governmen

a lot of revelations here. first, how serious was trump about staying? because there's a difference between saying you plan to stay and making some concrete moves to stay. >> that's true. we know from maggie's new book, which is just providing explosive details this morning that this was part of a series of events for donald trump to stay in office. we know that he was scheming shortly thereafter, after losing the election, to stay in power. it was everything from seizing voting machines to putting forward plans for fake electors. but now we have his own comments to people around him. first that he seemed to acknowledge that he had lost, and then that he was saying he was going to just stay in office no matter what the voters said, no matter what the will of the people was. >> you heard there, november 26th. it's unclear on some of the timing in the book. november 26th he says, publically, when asked by reporters that of course he will leave. you know, if he has to, or if it's determined that he has lost, even though it was determined at that point. what

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this comes as we get new revelations from former gop congressman denver riggleman who worked as a staffer for the january 6th committee. telling 60 minutes, someone operating the white house switchboard placed a call to awry yachter on january 6th while the riot was ongoing. >> you get a real a-ha moment when you see the white house switchboard connected to a rioter's phone while it's happening. that's a pretty big a-ha moment. >> wait a minute, one somebody in the white house was calling one of the rioters while the riot was going on? and you know both end of that call? >> i only know one end, the white house end. >> committee members downplaying the significant of the call, and a spokesperson say, since riggleman's departure of the committee, the committee has run down all of leads and di jested and analyzed the information that arose from his work. also developing, the committee issuing a subpoena to the top republican in wisconsin's state assembly robin voss. voss revealing over the summer trump called him this past july asking him to alter the wisconsin election results. >> when's th

but do the revelations come as a surprise at all? well, with this administration, they become almost more and more expected, especially when you have someone like president by then who gave a speech earlier in which you referred to republicans as extremis. there's a lot of building concern about what his administration has done and what it's continuing to do when it comes to those members of the public that they don't agree with. and it's even drawing some comparisons to a police state like this one. take a list. so that laptop was not centered because it was propaganda. whatever that means, it was censored because it might hurt joe biden. that is a definition of police state behavior. so certainly a lot of daycare and a lot of concerns, especially as we get closer and closer to the mid term elections with top social media jones like facebook and twitter are ready saying that they plan to act against when they see as misinformation, art cars for rachel blevins bring this right up to date on that. rachel, thank you. will the author of

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that revelation about david burns is a revelation that everyone should remember about david burns, because he represents a whole army of people like that. i >> think we're going to find out a lot more about what went on behind the scenes with a congressional investigation senator durbin announced. what we have now is communications, what i know about, is communications between main justice in the southern district of new york and what i believe congress is going to find out internal conversations among the people at me justice. i'm very interested in singles. >> i saw that. the question becomes right away and a question to you, how stupid are they? how much of this will the senate judiciary committee fine to be enlightening in tax or emails or other forms? >> i never under estimate the stupidity of some people so i expect to see a lot of it. >> because in william barr's most incriminating communication here it's verbal. it's not writing or anything. he's in the room with you, he's talking with you one-on-one. he's making sure there's no witnesses, and so how much are they gonna find? >> i

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the revelation was made at a press conference in tallinn following a meeting of nato chiefs of staff. we discussed the most extensive restructuring of our military structures since 1949, planning for this began several years ago. now we are pretending these plans in life, meanwhile the swedish press has presented the proof that everything that is happening now in the world in connection with the events. in ukraine, the work of american strategists, the newspaper does not dagbat cites excerpts from the january document developed for the white house by the leading us think tank ren says that russia's special operation is due to the aggressive foreign policy of the kiev regime . planned the energy crisis in europe, including through his proxies and using the so-called green agenda as a result of anti-russian sanctions, the economy. eu says the document will inevitably collapse in the united states, investments of 9 billion dollars will be redirected, and well-educated european youth will be forced to emigrate to america. washington's main goal is to divide europe , especially germany and

so, it's not clear at this moment, if there will be any new blockbuster revelations.does suggest the additional subpoena and the fact that he's complied with it means that he's definitely playing ball. he's not being recalcitrant, as he was with the committee. and this means, if there is more pressure applied, he may actually turn over more material, and may depart from the trump camp, perhaps even turn into a cooperating witness, providing some crucial evidence that would be necessary for the doj to determine whether more forceful action in the direction of the former president is required. >> michael, as i mentioned, a lot has changed since we last heard from the committee. axios is reporting that the secret service has provided the committee with a, quote, significant level of detail from emails, and that includes radio transmissions, microsoft teams chat messages, exhibits that address aspects of planning, operations, communications, all of that surrounding january the 6th. politically, what could this mean for the committee? >> well, for the committee, i think, y

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and revelation since the assassination about links with the unification church or so called moonies, have also heard his reputation and that of the current government. still thousands turned down from all parts of japan to pay their respects. you know, the more he's always stood up for. he believes, even when many were against him. personally, i like i'll be very much so happy to see how many people have turned out long lines, waiting patiently to lay flowers as their own tribute. his legacy will certainly be a controversial one responsible for policies that will often divisive here. but since they seem determined to change japan's position in the world and he'll be remembered as one of his country's most significant political figures. robert bride, how does era took care? well, let's bring in real de soto, she is a journalist at the japan forward news website. she joined us from tokyo. now thank you so much for being on this news. our now 1st of all, just on these protests, are they about by himself for complete the cost of his funeral. i think it's the combination of things that ha

the revelations in a 36-page court filing. the doj urging a judge to reject trump's request to appoint a special master to review what has been seized. the doj arguing they've already had a filter team go through the documents, essentially what a special master would do. in june, trump's attorneys had provided a signed document saying that all the material in question had been turned over. but when the fbi went in, they found more than 100 additional classified documents, some in desks in trump's personal office. some of what they found seen in this photo released. documents marked top secret, some sci, sensitive compartmented information, meaning only a select few should ever see it and in the most secure of locations. tonight, we await a response from the former president's legal team. abc's chief legal correspondent pierre thomas leading us off from florida. >> reporter: tonight, the justice department methodically laying out how they struggled to retrieve classified documents from mar-a-lago in the face of alleged lies and

and the possibility of risk to human sources and when donald trump made that had blowing revelation to very senior russian officials in the oval office he revealed most likely our source for the information others a national government or another government's defense. in doing so the trump administration to discuss if we pull a host of people out of the field. and to politico for one —- covert source out of russia not because it was connected to the information donald trump callously shared with an adversary but because they feared the person would be killed if any other information was exposed as haphazardly as trump had done in the oval office. >> what can happen in a spy novel can happen in real life as well. we like to end on a high note. so take a minute to give us your assessment. >> i feel like it is coming back with a judges ruling but it's only a temporary setback and the criminal case is shaping up very strongly so just the trajectory and the momentum of the case has a very powerful feel to it and trump has always gotten away with stuff because i don't know if they flinched b

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there were interesting revelations. i do wish they could have worked it out and that there was a more bipartisan investigation. there are some republicans on the panel but they were not the ones in the republican majority caucus so that harms the investigation and allows people on the other side to say this is no fair. that said there've been interesting and troubling revelations i will continue to watch. >> of the initial desire is to have outside people look at these rather than people in congress. would that have been a better approach do you think? >> i think havingop it in congrs might have been the motivation and i'm not sure what the outside group would have been so i have to reserve judgment until i see what the alternative was. david on the republican line. >> thank you for c-span as always. my comment or it's a question when the fbi investigated clinton over the mark rich scandal, did the fbi go into the houses, did the fbi tumble everything and go into his private rooms and go through his clothing and hillary

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