the 2nd and 3rd on ukraine was ranked 6, michael butler, former security, unless of the us defend sections office, it's elvia area. the results are assigned to people's distrust and how the west and media represents the russian army. it's all propaganda. the reality is on the battlefield. and that's what we're seeing. and the fact that zelinski is going around begging, again, uh for handouts uh, in terms of money and, and arms. when, when we see the corruption within its own government and it's getting worse because he sees the end, i think that mainstream media has pay. that's a major dis service in terms of information flow to the west. and as a consequence, people don't believe the media, and in fact they're the ratings of, of the most of the mass media in, in the west is very low right now. and so people, people are taking every thing that they report with the proverbial grain of salt. and because they don't believe everything that particularly new york times of cnn. and all of these major outlets have to say, because they are politically uh, oriented they, they have a point of view. t

michael, michael butler from a security on list in the office of the secretary, a secretary of defense. pleasure is always having on the program. thank you. thank you. peter. with some western officials, implying the bertha is involved in the middle east of buttons to face the axis of evil fest used by then president george w bush has found a new life. the speaker of the us house of representatives said that america's joints, enemies, iran, russia, and china. we know that around is directly tied to all this. these are mazda and has full r proxies of a rand, and they're tied in now russia, in china. i mean, it is a new axis of evil. that's how we see it. the axis of evil was 1st coined by president bush to refer to iran, iraq, and north korea, and a bit. so without public support, the so called war on terra us went on to invade iraq. and as of the sanction both iran and north korea, almost 2 decades later, president trump out of china and russia to the list of us adversary's. we spoke with a bundle of guests who said the us needs to have enemies to maintain his ministry. standing of the

butler. former rnc chair, michael steel. there was a lot more we heard in the interview. i know that you were at a rally in florida talking to voters down there. talk me through more of what we learned. >> i'll let paul get into the mi if donald trump was president, how he would arrest his political opponents. we have heard donald trump say he would call up his attorney general and order them to go after his political enemies. he was upset with the likes of jeff sessions and bill barr at the end of the term, and he would put in office an attorney general who would all but do his bidding and allow political influence to rain over through his white house. i want to let you hear to somebody i talked to at his rally wednesday night. when you talk to supporters at each of his events, you consistently hear a defense of donald trump in what would amount to greater authority and executive power and use of it to go after folks who they believe took away the white house from him for a second term. take a listen to one man who i talked to. >> reporter: when you say go after them, wh

butler, thanks to all of you. peter baker, it's been a bit, i should say congratulations to your college aged son who got a book deal. bravo to the baker glasser family, and michaelu're going to stick around. >>> a key takeaway from the election results across the country, abortion rights remain a critical motivator for voters. what exactly might that mean for 2024? we're back in 60 seconds. we're back in 60 seconds >>> democrats have a very strong set of data points that abortion rights remain a powerful motivator for voters. most importantly it's motivating voters in blue and red states. in republican ohio, it wasn't even close. voters resoundingly enshrining abortion rights into the constitution. in the purple state of virginia, a repudiation of governor glenn youngkin's push for a 15-week abortion ban. democrats control both houses of the state legislature there. one of the reason state republicans had such a bad night, the defeat of an incumbent state senator, a practicing ob/gyn who supported the governor's call for that 15-week limit. here's how the democrat who defeated her characterized the results. >> our victory and victories across the state are aa si

butler did it. somebody else did it. the accountants, the lawyer, it was somebody else. we had no idea what was going on. there are major problems with that evidence. and michael cohen being a lawyer said it was a premeditated plan year after year. on top of that, you have also got don jr. who was certified all of the statement. he was basically following what has become a standard practice in law now for the cfo to enshen sh shally and he says seven strings, and what do you do after that. you have my dad's apartment, and it is 30,000 square feet, but it is only 11,000 square. the judge will see through it. >> now, with respect to the other butler involvedp and then that person received $2 million from the trump organization when he left. if you are looking at the $2 million that is what the fine was, and his taxes were and the interest was in terms of his penalty for the criminal case. i mean, that, the government is going to argue was hush money. it is to keep him quiet. this is no different than what nixon did with the burglars back then, and the hush money was $1 million and now it is $2 million and in 50 years, you expect some inflation. >> this is the so