[000:00:00;00] the on carry johnson in de la, the top stories on houses here. a choice between freedom and chaos. coming to hire a says lay down to pitch to american voters in a campaign speech, and the battleground states of wisconsin. he says she now has enough delegates to win the democratic nomination to take home donald trump area. on tuesday, iris received the public endorsement of public policy gross income for his house, laid out hockey and jeffries and the senate majority leader. chuck schumer, the former prosecutor, has been comparing trump to criminal. she's dealt with in cost, is a stump speech. in this campaign, i promise you i will proudly put my record against his any day of the week the as attorney general in california, i took one of our country's largest for private colleges that was scamming students . donald trump ran a for profit college that scammed students. as a prosecutor, i specialize in cases involving sexual abuse as well. so i was found liable for committing sexual abuse as the attorney general california to bond the big wall street

as donald trump makes us 2nd to parents just days of just finding an assassination attempt the carry johnson, this is that was a terrible life though. so the product, israel has killed 11 palestinians and guns that overnights h as in one as try calling a family home in l as a way to the thousands of people protest across tenure to mounting it. president william roots steps down on china and the.

donald trump makes us 2nd to parents just days, office of finding an assassination attempt to carry johnson. this is all just very well life though. so the pro, israel has killed 11 palestinians and gone overnights 8 of them in one s try calling a family home in also a way to the thousands of people protest across the 10 year to mounting it president william roots steps down on china and the philippines agreed to set up across this line to prevent tensions from the south china sea. the it was a show of unity on the 2nd day of the republican national convention in milwaukee. former arrivals of donald trump having those 10 for us president and one of his family members shed her experience of the assassination attempt on him on saturday . unofficial has moved from milwaukee the president's daughter 3 days after the attempts to kill him, the theme of the republican national convention make america safer again. the former president was back in the whole once more enjoying the deletion of a supportive mike johnson of louisiana elliot. the convention had from the leader of the house, confirmed a c

attorney vaughan, so so gets the note you'll be trumps, running a little bit silly, considering the carry. johnson, this is i'll just share a lot from the whole. so coming out the president's revise and returns to the campaign trials. these criticize j. d fonts has nomination coolant humor, trump clay subscribing, what type of they can, the red cross close to more health to the desperately needed a to, to goes to 6. the former us present donald trump has made his 1st appearance since he was shots. an injured at the campaign rally on saturday are traveling more than welcome to the next president of the united states. he was wildly chair that the republican national convention in milwaukee, wisconsin. i was off the, he was officially nominators policies. presidential candidate becomes just 2 days off the assassination attempt on him during a rally in pennsylvania, the bullets raised trump right. yeah. highest. and i to say the vance was also confirmed as he's running during the convention. without an official joins as life now from the convention in milwaukee wisconsin out in tool coast through the

carrie johnson, the by there is next. the inside story exam is the global risk as by anti baltic resistance under the english climate change states states the the while it's heating up across the it radian peninsula heifer. one of those details right here, right now, waterview shows as here's some hints of that heat through iraq and kuwait, the temperature wobbling around 50 degrees. but i got to get you to the gulf because this is really where it's heat. now, when it's not really a factor on wednesday, let's show you thursday, paint the colors on dark, the red, the hotter it is, or that 52 and cool. it's $46.00 and, and now let's go $46.00 for us here, and the only spot not into 40 is on here. must got 38 for you. the monsoon range really starting to pick up in southern same province around karachi that will continue on wednesday. there's been some winding rain there as of late and for 30 as black sea coast. we have seen some flooding, not too far away from tribes on. fortunately more rain in the forecast here on wednesd

the carry, johnson, this is i will just hear a lot from day. oh, so coming up around how these voted. sausage presidential election. interior ministry says reform is kind of it's a suit. possess can is in the late no end to the bloodshed in gaza. israel says different says remains to match cyber c spot to the tops will continue next week. plus, i'm gonna spend human to wear hurricane barrels has been downgraded to a tropical storm fund is expected to pick up again with an interest the gulf of mexico. the, to begin with the us selection campaign that's being thrown into tumble off to debate last week that saw president chose bite and give a shaky performance button says the face off against donald trump wasn't his best performance. he made the come inside to rally in the battleground states of wisconsin. he also promised he'd still beat trump in november's election from hinge and reports from the wisconsin popular medicine. answering phones for him in his presidential campaign job, i didn't was emphatic and unequivocal. he's not going anywhere,

the carry, johnson, this is i'll just hear a lot from also coming out make no mistake. the american people know that comma la harris owns jo biden's, catastrophic and failed policies. republicans hit back, turning their attacks from button to harris. given early minutes warning to flee at least 18 on palestinians october the past 24 hours, as well as the soul on the southern guns plus the north n o name at jewish activists hold the test and in sort of narrative process inside us capitol hill building on the eve of benjamin, that's in your address to congress. the choice between freedom and chaos coming to harris has made out a pitch to american voters in a campaign speech and the battle ground state of wisconsin. she says she now has enough the goods to win the democratic nomination to take home from area on tuesday was received to have a control center on 2 bras ink congress. honestly the hunting jeffries, senate majority leader, chuck schumer, the former prosecutor, has been comparing trump to criminals. she's dealt with in the past. is that stump speech? in this camp

be ready to welcome the world on july, the 26 stay without a 0 for the latest updates the on carry. johnson in de la, the top stories on houses here, a choice between freedom and chaos. coming to hire a says laid down to pitch to american vote. so it's an a campaign speech, the battleground states of wisconsin. i she says she now has enough delegates to win the democratic nomination to take home donald trump area on tuesday, iris receive the public endorsement of public policy gross income for this house laid out hacking jeffries and the senate majority. the chuck schumer, the former prosecute.

and since we moved the site, the carry, johnson, this is all just here in the from also coming is very forces target, displace palestinians. you have to get at least 17 people with children astride corner un runs central and several villages and sit down and have been cut off foster with the best expense sort of thing to venture ratings and nature trails. the us president joe biden is rates right to these calls, the national unity for them. the attempted assassination of donald trump in the prime time address supplied and offered condolences to the families of victims, killed and injured are the former presidents rally in pennsylvania on saturday. he owes the votes as of all political persuasions to resolve the differences of the ballot box in november. we can't allow this violence to be normalized as you know, the little correction in this country has gotten very heated. it's time to cool down. we all have responsibility to do that. yes, we have deeply felt strong disagreements. states in the selection are normally high . i said it many times. that's a choice of the selection we makin

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he was the vice president for lyndon johnson and carried some of the burden of johnson and the vietnam war with him and almost one anyway, lost by a point, close very fast. but that whole year was it was one unthinkable thing after another. it feels a little bit light that now and but the thing that we probably need to focus on is the fact that there isn't election coming in november. and i think that election has changed in a dramatic way today. donald trump he certainly was the colossus in milwaukee last week. but in the rest of the country, not so much. he's a vulnerable candidate and can be beaten. and democrats are going to begin to focus on that there's a lot of sadness about the president, a lot of love and affection for him but i think people are also still to the task at hand. >> yeah. i spoke to trump moments after biden put out this statement and he called him the worst president in us history. and then he said that he does believe harris would be easier to beat. obviously, we don't know if that's who he'll be facing in this election, but this is not just uncertainty for dem

well, senator johnson's office, ron johnson of wisconsin, kindly sent us an advance copy situation report. these are predominantly investigative actions carriedming from the very beginning. johnson is talking to the local police, isn't he? crazy, okay, what happens next? so local law enforcement was isolated, they had no capacity. so, through this center you contact the secret service, and then the secret service responds through their communications, and then the response goes back to the police, instead of just broadcasting portions on a common frequency, hey, some guy is crawling behind. so who is this guy, and how did he get there, what do we know about him? this person, let me skip some parts of the report because there is a lot here. the local police were informed 8 days before the rally, 5 days before the rally they meet with representatives of the secret service, they are informed that the rally will be held in butler's farm fields. 3 days before the rally, the secret service visits the site just 3 days before the rally. at this point , no anti-sniper weapons. teams: per day rally at 9 a.m. they are holding a briefing, a forty-six pag

well, senator johnson's office, ron johnson of wisconsin, kindly sent us an advance copy of the situation report. these are predominantly investigative actions carrieding from the very beginning. johnson is talking. local police, shouldn't a united states senator have direct access to the secret service, fbi, etc., and they were talking to several fbi agents, but you know, it's even, and then the local police say, hey, wait a minute, we'll tell you everything you want to know, so why are the local police more outspoken than our government ones, that's why they disbanded the police in the first place, not because they are against the police, they want a police state. special forces from snipers on the morning of july 13th, when you conduct an event like this, going back to security, usually you need to staff, you will need additional people, more anti -sniper teams, you'll need everyone because a large outdoor event since november of sixty-three was always going to be potentially the most fatal event for a politician, so during such an event, the first thing to worry about is all the tall buildings and structures, which is why it, by the way, is most

. >> i mean, maybe have to go back to lyndon johnson carrying texas in 1960. >> but that was, i mean,ere is, but they're but there is a different they're in this election take for example, we talked about this the other day. it is very hard to conceive of a democratic victory that doesn't include the state of pennsylvania which. is and that's a very tough state right now. would she be helped by having the very popular governor of pennsylvania on the ticket possibly these are considerations that she has made now he's talented in other ways he has assets and liabilities that you way. but this is a numbers game in some way. it's a math problem. >> it's been interesting to me to see the waltz and bashir going after the hill billy algae of it all. i mean, that was bestselling book. really popular. again, among a lot of liberals because of what it said about middle america. but it's now this is the attack line that was also an indictment of the liberal class of that time. because i remember i read that book and my thought was if this were a black person writing about black people, i would h

ron johnson from wisconsin kindly sent us an advance copy of the situation report. these are mainly investigative actions that were carriedlice. and this is alarming from the very beginning. johnson talking to local police. shouldn't a united states senator have direct access to the secret service? even and then the local police say hey wait a minute we'll tell you everything you want to know so why is the local police more outspoken than our government that 's why they disbanded the police in the first place not because they're against the police , they want a police state, they are against any person with a gun outside of their control, that's why they are trying to disarm. of course, guys with guns they control, sharpton said this, it's obviously true, but i keep interrupting you. so, number one, the secret service was not present at the security briefing that morning. wait, the secret service didn't even show up for the morning briefing on the day of the rally? yes, it says here, the secret service was not present at the security briefing for local swat sniper teams on the morning of july 13th. when you host an event

and i'm not sure if we've got a picture of bofis sure if we've got a picture of boris johnson and carriee you looking wonderful? >> took all the kids. >> took all the kids. >> oh, really? she had all three babies at the wedding. >> can you think of anything worse, emma, than taking three toddlers to a wedding with you? >> absolutely. oh, toddlers and weddings do not mix. but what? how she let boris go out in this stuff is just hilarious. >> i mean, say what you like about the blairs at least they had an eye in there. >> i'm not sure if we have that precise picture, but boris johnson said carrie looked great. boris in his traditional, you know, sticking to reputation. he looked an absolute mess. he looked like he'd just gone to a fancy dress box down his kids bedroom, whacked out anything he could find. you need an iron? >> absolutely. it was like a tablecloth that he was wearing. >> it's actually. it's embarrassing for the country, isn't it? because i mean, you know, people around the world know, people around the world know him. and the fact that he just looks such a mess to me, it isn'

mind every time i think of andy young words integrity absolute integrity thanks to the johnson family. are carrying for the legacy or truly great president and first lady. your mom was incredible as well same goes the mark up drone, president is allowed bj foundation. >> it's great to be back here. thank you. all on this thing, we scarce gathered here today. look i was in college at the university of delaware early beginning years when i heard the news of docx for president kennedy had been assassinated i remember exactly like anybody my generation remembers exactly where they were sitting, standing or walking. i was on the steps of one of the halls on the university hall is called halya and hall at the university listening to a transistor radio with three other people, seemed unbelievable then later watching president johnson help the nation find a way forward. in his first address after the tragedy, president johnson said, and i quote, nothing could more eloquently honor president kennedy's memory than the earliest passage of the civil rights bill that's what he said as a kid coming up i always a

in putin's direction, but i think it's above all an attempt from... to carry out such a powerful pr move in favor of boris johnson himself. but it is really bad that some such thoughts, which resonate, well, maybe with common sense, appear in the press and are seriously discussed, because we well understand what it will look like for us if russia fully or even inferior will return to j8. to some economic types of cooperation, and in general, we understand that humanitarian policy for ukraine, information policy, language policy, this is also the red line, i have no idea how it can be done in ukraine in general, and what a disturbance this is disunity in ukrainian society in general will cause, therefore it is bad that such thoughts appear, i absolutely agree with you, that is, if you look... at this plan, then its parts do not connect with each other, the puzzle does not fit together even, that is, there are absolutely, i would say, parts that exclude themselves from each other, this, i would say that this is very very much agree with you, very bad, something that appears, and just now, when there is again talk a

light of that video, they want answers from the secret service, the house speaker mike johnson is pledging to carry a full investigation as the chairs of the house oversight and homeland security committees are also demanding records and testimony my next guest is the chairman of the house intelligence committee and has called the shooting a failure of the overall intelligence network. and chairman mike turner joins me now in terms great to have you ai for stand that the house intelligence committee was your staff was briefed by the department of homeland security today. what can you tell us about what they learned well, be receiving a briefing tomorrow. >> you don't have to be security experts to see the failures here as you were just driving, the perimeter was not secure really is just astounding. i think anyone who looks at it and the fact that he was able to get off shots where he had already been identified as position had been identified. is just really confusing and an astounding we certainly saw heroism from the secret service agents on the stage who rose to the occasion to protect a dump t

the house speaker mike johnson is pledging to carry out a full investigation as the chairs of the house over recite and homeland security committees are also demanding records and testimony my next guest is the chairman of the house intelligence committee and is called the shooting a failure of the overall intelligence network. and chairman mike turner joins me now, and chairman, great to have you. i understand that the house intelligence committee was your staff was briefed by the department of homeland security today. what can you tell us about what they learned when i'll be receiving a briefing tomorrow. >> you don't have to be security experts is sued the failures here, as you were just describing the fact that perimeter was not secure really is just astounding. i think anyone who looks at it in the fact that he was able to get off shots where he had already been identified as position had been identified. is just really it's confusing an astounding. we certainly saw heroism from the secret service agents on the stage who rose to the occasion to protect donald trump, but they're goi

johnson. as the first question , i asked him about his evaluation and analysis of how to carry out this side of the attacker's intention and performance . we will see his answer. and that would create a tension for the republicans , and also a tension for the republican national convention. was creating kami is a stubborn war with countries like iran and china. therefore, according to the shooter's performance, he was not a very skilled shooter. you know, he had a basic knowledge of how to use a gun. i have not yet completed the details. i don't have conflicting details about the gun i heard that he used fixed iron cameras or a red dot, something called a red dot, which is kind of like a telescope that you look through, but there is a red dot that you put on the target and then press the trigger. but this type of ir-15 rifle is not designed as a professional sniper rifle. therefore , after he pulled the trigger and fired the first shot , the subsequent shots were inaccurate, and this was the second question about whether the assailant's action was a personal and individual act, or whether the p

film brexit is well-known, where camberg played, and in the same place, johnson is absolutely caricature, such a half-fool, who carriesimself and convinces everyone that brexit - this is the best thing that can happen to britain, and it seems that, by the way, the british are not so convinced of this now, after several years of brexit, i'm to the point that... is it , how do we, how do we, how do we now perceive boris johnson and these peace initiatives of his, yes, boris johnson is a person who has his own interests in politics, and he has his own agenda, he has a very good personal relationship with trump, they have been friends for a long time, and i think that we should shape johnson as a sophisticated politician , who can like russian high culture, who can because of... certain , maybe even conjunctural moments to support ukraine, i.e. what johnson then back there in the 19th year he began to study the russian influence in britain, in july 20th the report of the russians in the british parliament came out, and what we see now, i think it is this article in the daily mail, johnson wanted to show trump . what a pea

johnson, a former cia analyst. as the first question , i asked him about his evaluation and analysis of how to carry out this side's intention and the attacker's performance. we will see his answer regarding the interpretation. i am on behalf of trump and you also know that this work was done in astana, two days before the start of the gathering of the republicans. some say that it was the grace of god or the intervention of a heavenly divine miracle that trump is alive today. some say that he was very lucky, regardless. these are if trump was killed on saturday as a gun. professional shooter not designed. so after he dripped the coax and fired the first shot. subsequent shots were inaccurate. and this was due to the movement of the gun barrel due to the pressure caused by the shot. but the second question was about whether action was the assailant a personal and individual act, or was it possible that a person or persons guided him? i believe he was not alone. this work this this child did not do it alone, he had some support and some encouragement. i don't know what the nature of that support was. what i do know

includes a deal folder with the use of is very tempted, held in johnson. israel says it's studying the proposal is ready for is that carried out more rates to be able to find westbank. they arrested at least 10 pallets, studies and several cities. most of groups say most of the 9 and a half 1000 palestinians would be interested in some type of assessing votes. as of the united kingdom, accosting the ballots in the general election, they've probably me to service. you see that kind of the labor leader care style. i'm a voted early on thursday. it's being just 6 weeks since they're not cold. the snap collection, the test results are expected. later on 1st day, already 50000000 people across the u. k. all eligible to vote this year. this is what some of them have to say early on polling day in the british capital. i just want a kind of economy is what i'm often so, and condra economy kind of government and maybe a little bit most people to be honest. i'm not facing whoever need the i q gotten some numbers stating the number they'll send you like i chose this for move ahead to then central in england. i wonder how many people

so the klan carried out its terrorism virtually with impunity for years. the andrew johnson administration was not very interested in prosecuting the klan. in addition klansmen, the klan intimidated or co-opted law enforcement judges, juries and so on. so there very, very little prosecute people who testified in clan were often murdered. that was part of the terrorist goal of the klan. so how did how does government deal with. finally, i crucial is the passage of the 14th amendment which extends civil rights or citizenship rights let's say citizenship rights to free people across the south and. seems to provide a guarantee that those rights will be protected. there is a great debate that's taking in congress that's taking place across the country about who what entity can enforce civil rights. traditionally, insofar as civil rights can be enforced, it's by the states. you think rights was a as a political argument, died with the defeat of the confederacy? it didn't. it persisted well, after the war. still with us today, obviously so it was generally presumed that states it w

investors are wondering if the stocks will carry over to the second half of the year. joining me now is craig johnsont pipler sandler. >> good morning, frank. >> you kept yourself right where you were with the s&p price target still at 50/50. you put out a note yesterday calling fire 10% correction. is some of that narrowness in the market some of the factors to lead us to that correct? >> right, that is just one of the factors. i look at this market like my kid's car when he comes home from college and you see the warning lights on the dashboard when you get in and take it for a spin. the breadth of the market is concerning and the number of stocks that are above 50-day and 200-day averages. combine that also with the fact that we've gott ten-year bond yields inverted for two years and oil prices starting to move higher and you can look at the divergence that is happening on the advancing versus declining issues. some of these things all together, frank, and we have a number of warning lights on that i just don't think investors should ignore at this point in time because, frankly, the repair bill c

johnson faced voters a year later. so, they had to quickly kind of redefine, both understand their predecessor's legacy and figure out how they were going to carrythat on while putting their own stamp on their agenda, their vision for the country, i think that is the balance that vice president harris, even though she isn't assuming the presidency, she is assuming the mantle of leadership for the democratic party and she has to balance the biden legacy that is partly her own, but also put her own stamp and vision on what her campaign will be about, how she will define her agenda, but four years from now will look like if she wins. we will talk -- host: we will talk about that and a little bit, but first we go to joanna, democratic line, maryland. caller: good morning. i wanted to talk about johnson. it wasn't just the vietnam war that took him down. in his first run, he was supported because the south was solidly democratic, but the dixiecrat's rejected the civil rights bill. he even said -- i lost the south . once he signed the civil rights bill, they all became republicans. so, he didn't have enough democrats to support him after that. it wasn

is that in principle the trump administration, if johnson is to be believed, is not ready to give in completely to the russians and completely ... to carry out their plan, and this is already positive news for us, well, that is , it is what will allow trump to suspend the war, as he promised, and ukraine, well, for some period of time, to get time to restore, renew the ukrainian army, and this will depend on how we use this time, whether will we really be able to complete the transition to military lines, will we be able to agree on new arms deliveries, will we be able to adequately continue the mobilization, that is, it may... give us a pause, but after the pause the russians may push again, and everything will actually depend on our society, how it will use this pause. thank you, mr. oleksandr, for the conversation, it was oleksandr krayev, an expert of the ukrainian prism foreign policy council, an americanist, and friends, i would like to remind you that during our broadcast we conduct a survey, we ask you about whether trump is able to force putin to stop the war, let's look at the intermediate results of this survey: 15% - yes, 85%

johnson something that really never has been done before, or which is if she would carry, on her white house restoration initiative and make it she wanted a permanent for the white house and she wanted the her committee to be formalized and she then said she would give mrs. johnson a seven page handwritten letter, which is a on yellow legal pad and effect the johnson that detailed her plans in march of 1964. president made a committee for a preservation of the white house, a permanent and a permanent white house curator. so mrs. johnson told me she was sent her first initiative was help jackie kennedy and she wanted to do anything she could she was something of doing white house restoration and if the fine arts world she was familiar with but she took over became a great advocate and carried ony e garden and they added americana to the white house so that just one example of a key document that you can find that can totally change your impression of the first lady's role or at or enlighten you why. that's great. thank for sharing that. and it's very very interesting. so he we wanted to

instead of american troops, and johnson said such a very controversial thing, which probably resonated most in ukrainian society, that in ukraine it is necessary to carry certain measures to... protect russian-speakers, we understand that there is a very big caution about this, well, there is a big caution in general regarding the implementation of this plan, less so, mr. oleg, in your opinion, do we need to react to this, to this plan, the way we react, or is it just some, well, private opinion, or could it really be trump's plan. is this some kind of political ping pong with russia and a pass to putin so that it is also possible to demonstrate the position of trump, what it was in general and do we need to worry about it? i think this is primarily the kind of pr move johnson is obviously looking for right now. uh, well, sorry, which one now is looking for a place for himself in this life, you need to treat him carefully, because it arose and was made public, at least after the meeting with trump, some of us wrote that this was even trump's plan, i don't think, but i do not rule out that he was spoken with trump that is, this plan does not look seriou

johnson presidential library in austin, texas. joe biden emphasized that the reform of the supreme court should also be carried out, because.ing to him, the decision adopted by this court on july 1, according to which donald trump owns a part immunity from legal prosecution, in fact erases the framework of what is allowed to the head of state, well, here is a short quote from the american leader. this nation was founded on a simple but profound principle: no one is above the law, not the president of the united states of america, not a us supreme court justice, no one. well, a. i will end today with donald trump, i often start with him, today he will be like this, you know, at the very end. the 45th owner of the white house, who has every chance to return to the main american estate for another four years, said that he is ready to hold a debate with the possible candidate from the democrats for the main seat of the country, kamela garis. he said this on the air of the american tv channel fox news, which is associated with the republicans. at the same time , mr. trump added that he has nothing. against debate, then his direc

johnson and minority leader hakeem jeffries. they will try to get to the bottom of it. sumi: thank you so much for your reporting. israel has carriedike in the leavening is capital beirut, and at a senior hezbollah commander, fu'ad shukr . a number of others were killed and injured. a base for the iranian backed group for fu'ad shukr's fate is not clear. you can follow that story on our website, bbc.com/news. you will find updates on what is happening on the ground and analysis from our correspondents who are reporting tonight from lebanon and israel who are reporting on impact of the region and gaza as well. check our website for all of the latest updates. remember you can find all the day's news as well on our website, bbc.com/news, plus to find out what we are working on at any time, check us out on your favorite social media site, and you can download the bbc news app for the latest. i'm sumi somaskanda. announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursui

carry with us, and what the consequences are. we heard from mikejohnson about turning the rhetoric down. we from mike johnsonhe rhetoric down.— rhetoric down. we heard earlier on from our republican _ rhetoric down. we heard earlier on from our republican overseas - from our republican overseas representative about the trump derangement syndrome. is it fair to say that the rhetoric has been from both sides, notjust against former president trump. film both sides, notjust against former president trump.— both sides, notjust against former president trump. oh no. i think the rhetoric is escalate _ president trump. oh no. i think the rhetoric is escalate tory _ president trump. oh no. i think the rhetoric is escalate tory and - rhetoric is escalate tory and endangers not in the us only, but also in the uk and across the world, frankly. there has been a change in what is allowed legally. the definition... there is a fine balance between freedom of speech and incitement to violence and i think this is a call for that fine balance to be revisited and for the legislation, both in the us and in the uk and across the

carry himself? one of the things that he was complimentary about boris johnson about was the way that he led when itaine. do you suspect sir keir starmer will carry that mantle? >> well, well, on ukraine, absolutely, starting with boris johnson and going through rishi sunak. and now i'm sure onto keir starmer as well. we will want to show to ukraine, we want to show to other european allies and to the americans. we, the brits stand four square behind the ukrainians and will continue to do so, i think keir starmer will represent this country very well at the nato summit , it's well at the nato summit, it's going to be an interesting summit given that it's chaired by joe biden, who we all know is struggling for his own credibility at the present moment. but, it's an important wmmw moment. but, it's an important summit. it celebrates, commemorates 75 years of the nato alliance, which is incredibly important alliance that's been guaranteeing the security of europe and really ever since the end of the second world war. >> and just finally, of course, it might not be that joe biden is president for much l

instead of american troops, and johnson said such a very controversial thing, which probably resonated the most in ukrainian society, is that in ukraine it is necessary to carry out some... certain measures to protect russian-speakers, we understand that there is a very big caution about this, and in general there is a big caution about the implementation of this plan, less so, mr. oleg, do you think that we need to react to this, to this plan in the way we are reacting, or is it just some kind of, well, an opinion... or could this really be trump's plan , or is this some kind of political ping-pong with russia, and a pass to putin in order to also, perhaps, demonstrate trump's position, what was it in general and do we need to worry about it all? i think that first of all it's a pr move by johnson, who is... now obviously looking for, well, excuse me, who is looking for a place in this life right now, you have to look at it carefully because it came up and was made public, at least after the meeting with trump, some of us wrote that this is even trump's plan, i don't think, but i don't rule out that... it was discussed with trump, uh, uh, that is, uh, seriou

johnson. march 25, 75. king faisal ben abdulaziz of saudi arabia was shot dead. the killer was his nephew, prince faisel ben musaad. he stated that he was carryingy the judges and was soon executed. on october 26, 79 , the president of south korea, park jung hee, was shot dead after coming to power in 1961 as the leader of a military junta. he was then re-elected three times the first post in the country, amending the constitution for this purpose. the killer was his longtime friend, south korean intelligence chief, kim jae-gyum. october 6, 1981 during the war. during the parade in cairo, egyptian president anwar sadad was killed and vice president hosni mubarak was wounded. the attack was carried out by a group of young officers, supporters of the extremist muslim brotherhood group, who were taking revenge on the president for peace with israel. on october 31, 84, six separatists assassinated indian prime minister indira gandhi. the guards became killers premiere. this was the sikhs' revenge for the liquidation of their base in... that temple in amritsar in '84. another prime minister of the country, indiregandhi's son, rajiv, was killed by ext

the relationship between johnson and trump, but it is not only about ukraine, about prices in the world market, the oil market, because he flew somewhere to venezuela and carriedn assignments of trump. obviously, it is not only about ukraine, what can you say about these visitors and their trips specifically to trump, they did not fly to biden, well, that’s all i’ll say for now, if technical experts can now display both comments on the ex system, well, what will it be called there on the social network, x and trump, orban and johnson and... would become an example of what is now very often, i actually said about it, literally in comments vary by hour, those who visit trump, trump himself, vance. they are mutually exclusive, just like orbán, here orbán showed exactly like that with a luxury finger that trump will immediately deal with peace and it will be ensured, and in a few days literally, because orbán was on the 12th, johnson was yesterday, and here already appearance that ah, so trump will lay down his life to help ukraine, well, one will say, you know , mr. serhiu, that this is a bullet that... flew past trump, cured his sight, and the other will say tha

lyndon johnson, the kennedys from boston needed a southern, a texan to make sure they could carry theone older than jfk, then the youngest presidential candidate in history. dan quayle, george h.w. bush needed someone younger because that was just about as old as we thought presidential candidates could get. dan quayle's qualifications other than his age, were zero. absolutely zero. that's called diversity. diversity of age. dick cheney. very inexperienced, governor of texas, going into the presidency. needed foreign policy experience. he just grabbed it off the shelf with dick cheney. diversity of experience. spear row agnew, richard nixon was so thrilled that he was what nixon called ethnic. he wanted that diversity that california white republican wanted that diversity he thought geographic, agnew from maryland. joe biden couldn't be more unlike barack obama and the diversity equity and inclusion in the ticket of barack obama and joe biden was completed by joe biden. it was the old, white guy who was the diversity hire for that ticket. so, none of these were objectionable choices o

of the relationship between johnson and trump, but it is not only about ukraine, about prices in the world market, oil market. because he flew somewhere to venezuela and carriedf trump, and obviously it is not only about the country, what can you say about these visitors and their trips to trump, they didn't fly to biden, well, that's all i'll say for now, if the technicians can now display both comments on the ex system, well, even what will it be called there on the social network. and trump, orbán and johnson, and they would become an example of how now very often, i actually said about it, the comments of those who visit trump, trump himself, vance differ literally within hours, they are mutually exclusive, so approximately orbán, here orbán put up exactly like that with a luxury finger that trump immediately will deal with peace, and it will be ensured. and after a few days literally, because orban was on the 12th, johnson was yesterday and then the appearance of the fact that trump will lay down his life to... help ukraine, well, one will say, you know how, mr. serhiu, that this is a bullet that flew past trump and healed his views, and the other will s

an analysis of johnson's relations. and trump it is not only about ukraine, but also about the prices of the world market, the oil market, because he flew somewhere to venezuela and carriedsome certain orders of trump, and obviously he is leaving. not only about ukraine, what can you say about these visitors and their trips specifically to trump, they didn’t fly to biden, well, that’s all i’ll talk about for now, if the technicians can now display both comments on the ex system, well on what will it be called there on the social network x, and trump, orban and johnson, and they would become a tool for... as is very often now, i actually said about it, the comments of those who visit trump, trump himself, vance differ literally in hours, they are mutually exclusive, so approximately like orban, here orban pointed out exactly like this with the lux finger about that trump will immediately deal with peace, and it will be ensured, and in a few days literally, because orban was on the 12th, yesterday was... johnson, and then the appearance of the fact that, then, trump will lay down his life to help ukraine, well , one will say, you know how, mr. serhiu, that this is a bullet