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. >> john: peter doocy, what is the president saying about the documents that were found next to the corvette? >> john, we had a chance to ask him a few minutes ago as we were hoping to answer the age-old d.c. question, what did the president know and when did he know it? >> mr. president, classified materials next to your corvette? what were you thinking? >> let me -- i'm going to get a chance to speak on all this, god willing soon, i said earlier this week, and by the way, my corvette is in a locked garage, it's not like they are sitting on the street. >> locked garage. >> yes, as well as my corvette. >> the video that inspired that question we remember seeing posted during covid to the campaign's account at one point he backs the car into the garage, you can see a stack of boxes and what looks like some papers. we had a chance to ask the president after the special counsel to the white house said this. during the review, the lawyers discovered among personal and political papers a small number of additional obama-biden administration records with classified markings. all by one of

go ahead, john. peter, you can buy a zalinski action figures in stores. now that's how we've reached the point of, of ridiculousness that you can buy a zalinski action figure to have as a souvenir. you know, one of the things that has surprised me from the very beginning of this conflict is that so few americans recognized what was behind it. the united states cannot maintain it's, it's internet international hegemony. when there's a strong russia and a strong china. yeah, it would have to destroy one in order to focus on the other. and i think that's what we're seeing here. this is an attempt by the united states and nato allies, to destroy brush out or to bog russia down over the long term in a war that was slowly bleeding so that the united states can then focus on confronting china. that's why we saw nancy pelosi gab, go to taiwan with no complaints for what. right, what? well and john john and, and kevin mccarthy is on his way here. gentlemen, that's all all the time we have here. but i'll make my prediction at the very end being the host, the progra

they want to take, john, i think that's exactly right peter. and you know that the american government has, has not prepared the american people or the american congress for peace. they've only talked about victory and you're right there to very vastly different things. you know, here in the, in the us, in the mainstream media, we see only news about how well ukraine is doing. we see reports with headline saying russia is losing that, that's a disservice to both the american people and to the ukrainian people. nobody's prepared for either a long term battle or for peace, which as you note correctly is, is very, very different from, from victory. it shows that you know it because of the way the narrative is constructed here. europe is taking the brunt of this, at least economically. we may even see social and political unrest as a result here. because you have characters like the head of nato. stilton burges, if, if ukraine is defeated than the west is defeated, but i thought the west wasn't involved in this war. they can even keep their narrati

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fast forward to 1808, john jay's eldest son, peter augustus, jay is a pro bono lawyer for the new york manumission society. the path anti-slavery organization that john jay was the inaugural president of in 1785. dana had sought peter out because while she was now free, her child was not, in fact inman, to whom governor jay had transferred, and her son had subsequently sold them both, one to utica and another, the other attica, when she eventually got her freedom, it came without any payment that she claimed john jay had promised. but more importantly, her son remained enslaved. the governor, it should be said, hadn't violated any laws, but he exposed a mother, a son to the very sort of abuses his son. peter investigated as an attorney in new york city. the now retired john jay's response to his son was legalistic and unfeeling indeed chilling. he wrote, i do not recollect dana was to have money at the expiration of her term. he told peter to seek out inman and to check the bill of sale, essentially washing his hands of the affair and and deciding not to invest of his considerable pres

peter, thank you. john. >> john: the discovery, sandra, is raising questions about timing and transparency from the white house. mark meredith is live at the white house where we are expecting a briefing to begin a few minutes from now, and statement from richard sauber, the white house seems to be suggesting the documents were inadvertently misplaced. what more do we know about that, mark? >> the statement the white house is coming out with, the same thing from the podium at the briefing in the next 30 minutes or so, and most of the questions will be kicked aside, say they can't say much because of the ongoing investigation. as peter was talking about, there is still a lot of questions what the president knew and when. he had told reporters earlier in the week that he was surprised to find out the documents were kept at one of his d.c. offices. now of course the question is who knew what and when and how it unfolded. given the documents from the white house and the attorney general, a bit of a timeline but

the sunday times has revealed the uk's 100 top taxpayers denise john and peter coates . id more than 460 million, gymshark said chief executive ben francis is the youngest person on the list, paying 11.6 million to onune list, paying 11.6 million to online under frost radio. this is gb news don't anywhere esther and philip black just a moment. welcome back. we've had lots of people get in touch this morning with their views as to what actually about nicholas sturgeon and the agenda reforms that good morning let you know the majority people in scotland are against nicholas sturgeon and an agenda and should be named and shamed if they voted for this and that was joan. amy says sturgeon of the snp government has to go, is not working for education. another more important either the important issue is either the gender reforms are ridiculous, as some really the scottish as some say, really the scottish government, all they're looking for is fight westminster for is a fight with westminster . it's not really about the agenda legislation, it's just nicola picking a fight. she d

. >> john: yeah, not taking a question from peter doocy, who you heard at the end there trying to get a question in. it was peter doocy who questioned the president yesterday about what he was thinking, keeping those classified documents in the garage alongside his corvette. that's when the president said well, the car was in a locked garage, and it's not like the documents were out there in the street. but according to national security policy, they don't see any difference between that, whether it's a locked garage or out on the street, if it's not in a secure facility where classified documents, top secret documents are supposed to be kept, then that's not right. and this idea, too, that the white house voted yesterday that the documents, trying to remember the exact language, were unintentionally misplaced or something misplaced, that does not fly either because that is still mishandling classified documents. so that may be for the court of public opinion, thinking the president, not charging a sitting president with a crime will be the overarching policy here, and maybe they are

john. >> john: love the fact you got a laugh out of her, peter. thank you. sandra. >> sandra: so we will get back to the white house as soon as that briefing is underway, and all this as the pence news breaks, there are still growing questions about how then senator biden managed to leave a room reserved for viewing classified documents with that material in tow. that is a very crucial question. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie is live on capitol hill. you just reached out to the national archives to find out if anyone else had mishandled classified documents. what did you learn? >> just yesterday i reached out to them personally, my colleague david spunt reached out to the doj to find out hey, has anyone in the last year, any elected official reported mishandling classified information, possibly discovering inadvertently misplaced information. we have not heard back from either agency just yet. in the meantime as you mentioned, sandra, here on the hill, senate democrats are telling us they have a lot of questions about this. not only are they telli

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but how will the people perceive it, if a son is born to her brother john, then peter will be finisheda does not figure out how to keep her power, then peter, as soon as he turns 18 , will send her to a monastery. peter's mother tsarina natalya kirillovna understood that danger hung over her son and persuaded him to marry. the bride, a well-meaning girl, evdokila. putin was 3 years older than the groom. and after a little over a year, she completed her main task, gave birth to a son, tsarevich alexei, the rightful heir to the russian throne in a straight line. the miraculous appearance of the icon of the kazan mother of god was celebrated in moscow . chkam go madam bilberry m mend my place, why yes, it's shameful for me and a woman. one title boast. and the most serene patriarch. they preserve for you the kingdom of russia as a legitimate queen. on the night of august 7-8, an alarm was raised in the kremlin, someone started a rumor that the amusing regiments were marching on moscow, peter’s supporters, without understanding, considered that the sagittarius were preparing not for the de

it's the addition big book. benedict body will be displayed in st. peter's by silly kind. john for 3 days, followed by his funeral on thursday. i spoke earlier with dw i r e e pro him in rome, and i asked her how people in the vatican have been paying their respects. so yesterday, right after the announcement was made, we saw a crowd slowly, but surely gro around here around the area of saint peter's square to pay their respects and starting tomorrow. pope, former po bennett, the 16th body will be lying and stayed at saint peter's basilica right behind me. and so we are expecting that mourners will be pouring in to give their condolences and pay their last respects last night during the last mass. here in, in, in the vatican. the current sitting pope paid his respect to his predecessor, saying that the church was lucky to have him. and while there is a sense of sadness, monica, there's also a sense of acceptance and that this news was really expected. people have really been brief for it already. on wednesday, the sitting pope had asked the faithful to pray for his predecessors

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lord peter lilley served under margaret thatcher and john major. what does he think of rishi sunak? he's off how brexit is playing? he's off to ten. next up , king charles to ten. next up, king charles have a budget coronation. we'll be asking a member of parliament. don't go anywhere . well, a big three response to all debate about whether or not the city of san francisco in america right to pay descendants of slavery $5 million each by way of apology that is proposed legislation. susan says hi mark people never mentioned that african leaders sent out their own gangs into the villages to round up young black people were sold to the slave traders . also sold to the slave traders. also this from tim. hi, mark. do we get reparations from italy ? we get reparations from italy? we were enslaved by the romans . were enslaved by the romans. yes. this is clearly complex issue that requires bit more reflection and certainly more debate . we'll return to that debate. we'll return to that very soon. no but let's move on now the coronation of king charles. the third, an historic occasion it wi

lord peter lilley served under margaret thatcher and john major. what does he think of rishi sunak? he's off how brexit is playing? he's off to ten. next up , king charles to ten. next up, king charles have a budget coronation. we'll be asking a member of parliament. don't go anywhere . well, a big three response to all debate about whether or not the city of san francisco in america right to pay descendants of slavery $5 million each by way of apology that is proposed legislation. susan says hi mark people never mentioned that african leaders sent out their own gangs into the villages to round up young black people were sold to the slave traders . also sold to the slave traders. also this from tim. hi, mark. do we get reparations from italy ? we get reparations from italy? we were enslaved by the romans . were enslaved by the romans. yes. this is clearly complex issue that requires bit more reflection and certainly more debate . we'll return to that debate. we'll return to that very soon. no but let's move on now the coronation of king charles. the third, an historic occasion it wi

john was asked a question by our peter doocy about process and he answered it.have had questions directed at karine about process, that she has refused to answer and have, you know, sent us elsewhere and then, of course, we don't get answers from those places either. we were happy to have john as a guest in the briefing room. >> steve: he did a good job because people want answers. now, it seems like everything she answers is talk to the special counsel, whereby as a month ago it was the hatch act. so it does, does, to my earlier point it looks like she is not really there offering up answers. it's more like let's protect joe. >> ainsley: thank you, jacqui. peter doocy asked how hard is it to walk out of a scif where can you go read the classified information with classified materials? how easy is it to walk out with it. >> everyone knows when you walk into the scif what the requirements are. they know what the requirements are when you go out. you can't take your personal devices. you can't lee with materials. and then peter said well what happens in the chain

big book. benedict body will be displayed in st. peter's, a silly kind. john for 3 days, followed by his funeral on thursday and t w's. abraham is at the vatican with an update on the death of the former pontiff a. so on monday, in st. peter's basilica right behind me o, former pope benedict spotty will be lying and state for mourners to come and pay their last respect. and as you can see around me in the past, and just in the past couple of hours, we've seen security preparations for that event. these railings have been put up just in the past half hour, hour or so. and the idea is to accommodate the masses. we're gonna go to be lining up here to go through security towards the end, a couple of meters in that direction to go pay their respects and then exit on the other direction. these are also there in case emergency services need to reach a st. peter's square a fast, it is expected that starting tomorrow at these, these streets will be lined and crowded with people. and it has the fact that benedict 16th removed himself from the limelight in the years afte

>> well, first of all, you have to give credit to john legend adam peters. they do outstanding job. what happens with guys like brock purdy is they're not part of the hyped up quarterbacks that you see with the earlier picks is a little bit under 6, 1, he's almost a for a 40, doesn't have the numbers as you would say. and so, you know, he lacks some of those measurables. everybody looks for. yeah. he was highly productive in the big 12 threw for over 3,000 yards and i was stating guy like that. those guys fall, you know that once they fall out of the second 3rd, 4003th round, you never know where they're going to go. so you can guys like that in the 7th round. you have to credit the forty-niners for having the faith and this kid and taking a chance on him and looks like they had. they gone. >> and he's facing the seahawks for the second time in his career fared pretty well the first time around when 17 for 26 217 yards, 2 touchdowns, passer rating of over 100. he is going to go up against another great rookie. i'm talking about to wreak will indeed be for the seattle seahawks who ha

. >> john: as our peter doocy was reporting, secret service packed up and left in january of 2017 when the vice president ceased becoming the vice president and was a private citizen, but he picked up secret service protection during the campaign and don't forget, during the campaign that house, at least the basement, center of operations, a lot of people going in and out of the home. andy mccarthy, our legal consultant says that he does not believe for a second that somebody doesn't know who was in that house. he said let's say the fbi was investigating a threat against the president one relevant line of inquiry who had visited the private homes in delaware over the last 23 months. secret service is responsible for keeping the private residences secure even if the president is not on-site. if the fbi said it was critical to get visitor information, do you think the secret service would respond, gee, sorry, we don't have logs for that? do you believe they know who was there? >> i do believe they know who was there, and i believe they want to tell us. look, the positive thing i'm seeing

peter's basilica as pope john paul ii.ester >> molly, thank you. >>> turning now to the war in ukraine, russia tonight acknowledging a ukrainian strike killed dozens of its troops while ukraine puts the number in the hundreds matt bradley is in kyiv with more on how russia is retaliating. >> reporter: tonight ukraine's single deadliest attack against russia in months using american-supplied himars rockets to level this vocational college that russia had been using as a barracks for newly recruited troops in the east russia's ministry of defense saying 63 russian soldiers died. earlier today ukraine's military said as many as 400 newly recruited russian soldiers were killed still, russia is firing back, far from the front lines. kyiv's mayor said air defenses shot down 39 russian drones that swarmed the capital overnight. "at night i heard a very strong bump," said this man. "the furniture even moved. the attacks mostly targeted the power grid, leaving many ukrainians without heat and electricity in the bitter cold russia h

peter's basilica. cnn senior vatican analyst john allen is standing by in rome but let's start our conversation with barbie nadeau in st. peter's square. barbie, what's happening right now. >> reporter: right now, you know, there is a lot of activity going on here in st. peter's square right now. the pope is finishing up his mass, the first mass of the year in which he called benedict a messenger of peace. there are a lot of people filling in the st. peter's actual square right now waiting for his blessing at noon. this is something he does every single sunday at noon but this is especially important because it's new year's day and because of the death of pope benedict. we expect him to speak about the state of the world in this address. at the same time they are making preparations for the funeral -- for the funeral to be held on thursday so there is a bevy of activity here all around the square this morning, leyla. >> we do expect, i understand, that pope francis will mention pope emeritus benedict in in first appearance before the general public since the death of the former pope. >> reporter: that's ri

laughs] not the documents were in a locked garage. >> sandra: amazing. >> john: the car was in a locked garage. >> sandra: as peterded in his question because the president was seen backing the corvette into the garage in that campaign video. >> john: we do know at least at one point in the history of those documents being in that garage that the garage is not only not locked, but that the door was wide open. and there was a camera crew there, as well, so you had classified documents in proximity to people who didn't have security -- >> sandra: if they were there then. >> john: well, they were, because they were filming him backing the car up. >> sandra: right, but we don't know if those are the documents in that box. >> john: we don't, but they were in the garage with a corvette so can surmise there were documents at the time. speedily i don't know if there's going to be any movement on this this weekend. it doesn't appear karine jean-pierre had any new information. we will be back with this on monday, john. >> john: to say the least, she didn't have any information to give today. >> sandra: have a fabulous weeke

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host: there's a -- peter: there's a great story by john kelly when he's being forced out and he says to trump you don't want to yes-man and trump says yes, i do. i want a yes-man. he wasn't looking for some buddy to disagree with him, he wanted people to do what he wanted them to do and it took a while to find them. host: how many of those four talk to you? peter: we talked to as many people as possible and people we -- you might not want us to know we talked to them. susan: we tried to be as authoritative as possible. when you talk to several hundred people, which we did, all of them after trump left office and the second impeachment, what was striking to me was how much we were able to debrief people, many of whom had never spoken out publicly, much to the fury of trump's many critics in and out of the republican party. but it struck us as extremely important, almost taking a form of testimony, and after action report for someone who is a crisis to american democracy. host: did you pursue an interview with the president? susan: we did not need to. we interviewed donald trump twice

john, right? think about this, peter till said joe bank man's tax law course in stanford inspired to put facebookck in ira, saved him billions of dollars. caroline ellison, the girlfriend, her mom and dad also know how to work the system, right? i'm talking about people who may have helped the design the system deliberately in my mind was designed to rip people off to the tune of billions of dollars. what chance does everyone involved in this or the key players will really face justice? >> well, look, great question and we have to have faith. the southern district of new york, the u.s. attorney's office has historically has been independent or at least more independent of politics and the u.s. attorney keeps saying there will be more indictments but i agree with you, when you look at that, that structure, i'm sure you've seen that organizational chart that his dad had to help him with, and it is sheltered in a way they don't have to pay taxes, it's a complete money laundering scheme and the girlfriend, caroline ellison, it is about money laundering and robbing people. she admitted to it and he is

peter. keep us posted. >> john: back to the chaos at the airports, grady trimble picks up team coverage at o'hare international airport, and grady, 6 or 7 hours into the day, how are things looking? >> john, it is getting better. planes have been taking off now about five hours here at o'hare and across the country. the problem is not so much the system outage from this morning, that's not what is causing the delays and cancellations at this point. it's the ripple effect. so if you look at the departures board here at o'hare, all of the orange you see on the board indicates a delay, and what we are seeing on the board is the explanation has shifted from blaming the faa to late aircraft and crews that have not been able to get in place for their flights. at o'hare airport alone today, close to 600 flights have been delayed across the country almost 8,000 delays, nearly 1200 cancellations. we should point out, this is the first time the faa has put in place a nationwide ground stop since 9/11. the passengers i'm talking to today, in addition to being frustrated and stressed, also wondering why wasn

denise john and peter coates, the people behind bet365 paid more than 460 million gymshark chief executivethe list, payin g £11.6 million . this is gb paying £11.6 million. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's over to you, andrew andrew . to you, andrew andrew. but welcome to the show. and we're going to kick off our second hour by talk about migration figures from the office for national, which have been number crunching the results its 2021 census show results of its 2021 census show rather surprising reading when the census was done two years ago, 10 million people in england and wales were born outside uk , more than one in outside the uk, more than one in seven people. a jump of 2.5 million in a decade the proportion of people in england was born outside the uk has increased all regions 4% nearly increased all regions 4% nearly in london in the east, the most common long term arrivals to arrive in england was india, romania and china. but all of non—uk born people, those from the new eu countries which join in since 2004, are most likely to be . what

. >> sandra: peter doocy live at the white house, peter, thank you. johnra, is in mexico, he could soon be facing another challenge on the foreign front. supporters of former brazilian president bolsonaro defaced some buildings, and they want him to kick himself out of a self-imposed exile from a hospital in orlando. >> the former president is at a nearby house, he's out of the hospital now, this is developing just this afternoon. but he is becoming, wherever he is, a bit of a headache for the biden administration as the president himself is obviously in mexico city pow wowing with his canadian and mexican counterparts. bolsonaro is in florida where he fled last week, as there was major widespread damage during a riot that lasted three hours. yesterday bolsonaro's twitter account posted this snapshot of him in an orlando hospital, undergoing treatment for complications stemming from an old stab wound. members of president biden's own party now are calling for him to take action and extradite him back to brazil. rep ocasio-cortez tweeting nearly two years t

is the white house -- >> peter -- >> you brought john kirby in. does that conversation exist?rter that report on this and you reported on it back to the american people, i believe that is transparency. i believe he shared information, he answered your questions that you believe that the american people wanted to hear. he answered those questions. >> i understand. my question -- >> he took 45 minutes to do that. anything else that you have on this i would refer you to the white house -- peter, we just -- >> so are you having a conversation about adding a member to the staff to speak publicly on this. >> peter, i just answered that question. i said we have someone -- >> so that means no. >> we have someone currently that answered your questions for 45 minutes on a call and took your questions. took your questions about this particular issue. >> correct. >> he will continue to do that. he will continue to engage with all of you on this issue, on this legal process that is currently happening from the white house counsel's office. after that, peter, i don't have anything else to s

peter's in the tomb that pope john paul ii once occupied. before he was moved up into the main church of one of the chapels but he will be interred in st. peter's basilica. >> i'm wondering because we are seeing you on the right-hand side and on the left-hand side for looking at the vatican at st. peter's square. i'm wondering if you can give u an idea of what has been going on for the past couple of days. what has the activity been and who is coming to pay their respects and what is that like right now as we wait for the procession to begin. >> this community has been really tight. it's grown over the last three days. when we first got here, no checkpoints and as time went on the checkpoints increased and the crowds increased. there is a sense of urgency yesterday because there was a lot for people to pay tribute to . this morning it is a lot of security and there are a thousand journalists here and there are people trying to make their way into the seats that are they are. actually people began finding their seats couple of hours ago you ca

we've had peter, we've had john bercow.'s panel makes of all this. and if you're out these in birmingham, what are they saying? olivia hello, camilla. we are back in birmingham . camilla. we are back in birmingham. i'm going to camilla. we are back in birmingham . i'm going to head birmingham. i'm going to head over to our people's panel just here to find out what they made of all of that. so i will start with you, sylvia. what did you make of that interview with john barker? with him when barker? i disagree with him when he said as a speaker he was impartial and fair. what i do with when he said he was a bit of a showman , agree with that. of a showman, agree with that. and like most politics, he was full of bluster. and like most politics, he was full of bluster . thank you very full of bluster. thank you very much, sylvia. tony did you agree with anything you had to say? absolutely no. well, i don't know what azza said. be honest, because i think it's a typical it's the problem of westminster politics politicians. they'r

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