i'd livable john moore's university. he says the case is about violations of the genocide convention and not russia's use of force against decrease. so this is not in a position against the russia of committing the genocide to the case is based on the following, the on the following down you might claim to present to the by ukraine, russia, no, socrates have stopped either one of them, but good. i strongly against you green on the basis of a false claim that you create into what's completing the genocide in view individual on top of the task and done yes, good. the new grade. and these false allegations on is being used supposed allegation to prevent and punish the genocide is as being used to start to start the work it's, it's in both until the mind that the mouth to 2020, to be the initial cost of just the sort of a, the issue with the completion measure, we've seen these case like like t tests done in the case against the side and we spoke before. manual was accepted almost over the body. beyond measure was requested

john carney will be back in a minute with steve moore.ething about migrant crime with alabama senator mr. tommy tuberville. senator tuberville welcome to the show. i'm sure you know more about nvidia, than you want to. sorry about that every now and then we put our business cap on. we have sound from donald trump on migrant crime? let's hear this for just a moment. >> there's crime, there's violent crime, there's migrant crime. we have a new cat story of crime, it is called migrant crime and it will be worse than any other form of crime. you look at new york city where they attack police officers, they want to fight police officers. our criminals don't even do that so much okay. i never seen it, having fistfights with the police officers in the middle of the street and we have to do something about it. these are tough people. don't forget, they're not sending their finest. >> you know, senator, it has become pure lawlessness with attacks on cops, attacks on shelters, attacks on prisoners, attacks on ordinary people, attacks on women, atta

he is a professor of law at little john moore's university and he's joining us from nipple. thank you very much for being with us. so the i, c. j has ruled that this case can go ahead. how significant is this? first of all, but it's also one of many things for having made this afternoon. this document these particularly both times because 18 days the to the case that is required, please say the with more to the maybe it's a stage and now it d or the. busy busy depending on your project objection, on sunny days to buy, you got show in these proceedings that's been rejected either by the cool to just a few minutes ago. because to a we day you want to majority as a rejected or most hold. the believe me, the projects on objections presented the buyer on shot at it as a test confirming that there is a dispute between the assigned you create and you never nation include application interpretation. it will seem to myself with a genocide to combine shop and the court types of jewish diction. but people are in this stop rushing into maybe it's case that to ukraine as not committed to

treaty and once the case dismissed, christina mary, now i know is professor of lord liverpool, john moore is university. she says the case is about violations of the genocide convention, not russia's use a force against new crane. this is not in a position against to the shop of committing the general side of the case is based on the following. the. on the following down, you might claim to present to the buy ukraine. russia no, sorry to have stopped the that was good. i strongly against you. green on the basis of a false claim that you create and was completing the genocide india individual on top of the task and done yes, good in ukraine. and these false allegations on is being used false allegations to prevent and punish the genocide is as being used to start to start the work it's, it's in both until the mind that the mouth to 2020, to be the initial cost of just the sort of a, the issue with the probation on measurements in these case, i'd like to test done in the case against the side. he's published on measurable success daughter. most of the above and beyond measurements requested

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john moores university.s to stop it. when will we wake up to this? what will it take? david amess murdered mike freer , amess murdered mike freer, leaving politics because of those death threats. a thousand people tried to get inside parliament last wednesday to do heaven knows what. when will they wake up to this threat? now we've got another de—banking scandal on our hands. and this time more than 140,000 small and medium sized businesses had their bank accounts closed in their bank accounts closed in the last year. we'll be discussing this next. first, i came from farage and now the small businessmen and women i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's . channel. welcome back. 548 is the time and you're watching or listening to martin daubney on gb news. now fish and chip shop owners are pleading with the government to help them in next week's budget . they've been badly hit budget. they've been badly hit by the cost of living crisis and we sent our east midlands reporter will hollis, to the seaside . seasi

. >> we're joined by senior lecturer in advanced policing at liverpool john moores, and that's peter williams. peter, good morning to you . good morning to you. >> yes. good morning. >> yes. good morning. >> eamonn . uh, this this guy's >> eamonn. uh, this this guy's leading the police a merry dance. it seems . well that's dance. it seems. well that's the, uh, that's what it appears to be to, uh, on the sort of on the face of it. >> but, um, very often when we get what we call, uh, the media referred to a manhunt. they can take a lot longer than what's actually, um, perceived . um, for actually, um, perceived. um, for example, if i'm sure your viewers remember of july last year were , uh, a male called year were, uh, a male called daniel khalife, who was on remand on terrorism offences , remand on terrorism offences, uh, staged a, uh, cold, its style escape from wandsworth prison . um, and, uh, again, prison. um, and, uh, again, there was the sort of media interest that, uh, and the pubuc interest that, uh, and the public interest, of course, and uh, an early arrest was expected , bu

>> john: plus, business leaders sounding off after the ruling in new york. could it convince them to pack their bags? steve mooreobert wolf here to weigh in. >> forget about the trump factor, it's not about that. what does this say to everybody that wants to do work in new york, wants to risk capital? i mean, it's a huge mistake. oh thanks! i splurged a little because liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. that's great. i know, right? i've been telling everyone. baby: liberty. did you hear that? ty just said her first word. can you say “mama”? baby: liberty. can you say “auntie”? baby: liberty. how many people did you tell? only pay for what you need. jingle: ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ baby: ♪ liberty. ♪ men tell us when they use just for men® to eliminate gray, there's a great “before and after”. then, there's the 'after the after' — that boost you get when you look and feel your best. and that's why more men choose just for men®. >> sandra: breaking right now, the crew of a u.k.-owned cargo ship was forced to abandon ship in the red sea after the iranian backed houthis fired two b

mitch mcconnell, john thune of south dakota, joni ernst of iowa and shellie had moore capito all brokeemocrats on this. lindsey graham has been bulking on it. he actually backs now donald trump's plan for foreign aid essentially as being a loan rather than money. the other thing about all this money to ukraine that looks like a gigantic number but i have heard a number of people say a lot of that money actually stays in the united states. >> brian: because they buy our weapon systems we replenish. buy from american companies. >> ainsley: let's bring in chad pergram fox news senior congressional correspondent knows all of these players and so well versed on what is happening there on the floor. chad, what do you expect to happen now in the house? pass the senate and now it goes to the house. >> yeah. we don't think that this is going to come up right away in the house of representatives. house speaker mike johnson sent a statement last night saying that the status quo from the senate was unacceptable. he wanted some border provisions attached to this bill. remember that was the plan tha

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moore, thank you. joining us to discuss more of this is national security council spokesman john kirby.d morning to you. it's great to have you back. we've heard from the administration that the strikes are intended to degrade their capabilities. so far it hasn't stopped them. is there any expectation that the result will be different or more definitive after this latest round? >> well, we'll see what happens. the pentagon is doing an assessment right now, whit, to see what the effect was, not only the strikes in iraq and syria on friday night, but the strikes in yemen yesterday. we're continuing to go after their ability to hit us and in the case of the houthis, to hit international shipping. we're trying to take away their capability, make it harder for them to throw these punches. we've seen we've achieved good results, but we're still doing the assessment on that. >> john, isn't that the criticism, though? is degrading their capabilities enough? what do you say to shipping companies who have had to travel thousands of miles to avoid this area because they don't have safety and secur

paying the price quite literally and steve moor said in that clip, this could be going on and quite sticky particularly because of the fiscal dominance. elizabeth: john brought this up. cleveland fed is saying the median, the median inflation rate for january was 0.5% and annualized around -- the trend is 4.9%. the cleveland trend. you can talk about inflation at biden white house and, carol, you also democrats are saying that natant caulk about age and -- senate democrats worry about age and boarder and crime and much more. what do you think? >> yeah, i don't think it's left and we've seen him on air for a listening time and it's sad this has become political and it's elder abuse and our nation's security so they should be concerned about that not if they're going to lose in the polls because he's not competent in all the bad policy he's made. elizabeth: watch press secretary karine jean-pierre on why the president won't be taking a cognitive test in his upcoming physical exam and listen former speaker nancy pelosi. watch this. >> i'm just going to say what dr. o'connor -- what he said to me about a year ago. the president proves every day how he op

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john, important point in the timeline there, nick valencia. thank you very much. >> with this. >> now, cnn legal analyst, former us attorney michael moore, counselor, great to see you. the judge in this case who set the hearing for thursday, said the reason he was setting the hearing was quote, roughly quote, it's possible the facts alleged by the defendants could lead to a discourse qualification for fani willis. so what's the bar here >> well, i'm glad to be with you. yesterday was a bad day for the district attorney. there's no question about and i don't know if the judge could have spoken any louder if he was shouting through a megaphone from the bench, but he's got to look and he said you know, is there a conflict here or is there an appearance of a conflict or some impropriety? and that appearance alone by that is i think the issue that's going to be that nobody cares who she dates. that's not the issue. >> the >> question will be whether or not she paid somebody and then benefits from those payments? that's because of the prosecution because the case is going on. does it look like she's gaining something financially because of the case itse

john >> all right. kara scannell standing by for us. thank you. keep us posted back with us now, legal analyst, michael moore, karen friedman, agnifilo, and elie honig cured it such a great job of laying out what this ruling could say and she added what else the judge may say than just the dollars and cents here. i think the judge is >> going to have some choice words for donald trump, given his prior rulings. i mean, the judge's initial ruling before the trial where he ruled against trump and for the ag is extensive, any really lashes out at donald trump. i mean, he says donald, this is a fantasy world, paraphrasing what he says in that ruling. >> the judge is going going to have to justify and explain his ruling. this isn't going to be like when a jury comes out and they just say we find for the defendant, we find for the plaintiff. here's the dollar amount. this will be a probably 100 plus page ruling. will the judge will go through each property, each set of representations explain why he has concluded that they were or were not fraudulent, and how we assign $1 value to each one. he knows that this rulin