that former president donald trump did say that. which led trump to attack kelly as he has many of his former cabinet members. such as jimmy maddox and joint chief of staff kelly. trump has accused of treason. the crime punishable by death. that is why trump would do if elected again. bowing to fire generals. watch. >> are you going to fire those generals? at the top. because he's been talking. >> yes. i would get rid of them and fire them. you cannot have road military. >> when it comes to explaining his actions at arlington. he is being trump. deflecting accountability and claiming ignorance and an interview. now it appears that he is actually pointing the finger at the families. >> all of a sudden i hear that somebody that i have no idea who it is. got into an argument with somebody else at the cemetery. >> they said sir, could you take some pictures with us at the graves of our child. i wanted to take them if they wanted to take them. >> taking aim at families of fallen veterans. nothing new for trump. in 2016 when he addressed t

for example, during the last debate, donald trump was asked if he would implement a national ban, a blanket national ban on abortion that jaydee vance is proposing, and trump said, i 've never talked about that with jaydee vance, i don't know about what he says, i.e. jady vance, he has his audience, he speaks to such a core. of the conservative wing of the republican party, which would be called maga, the maga wing, that is, the wing of those who support the slogan of donald trump, to make america greater, it's quite this kind of environment, it's quite this right-wing, ultra-right environment, and donald trump understands that this environment needs to be talked to, and maybe jaydee vance is the person who appeals to that environment in the beginning before the election and . before the election itself, but everything that jade wen says does not mean that donald trump shares these ideas and that he will somehow implement them. i also watched an interview with general mcmaster, he was an adviser to donald trump when he was president on of national security, he says so, he directly said: jd

donald trump is a disgrace to the united states, she has said this publicly several times, and in this way has made trump mad. all debates were only about ukraine. no, a trump win, a harris win, or a tie? this is an obvious victory. you are watching the state situation video podcast in which we speak. about elections in the states, in america, presidential elections. well, our navigator, the political pilot in the american election race, will be a professor of political science at baylor university in texas, serhii kudi. sergey, i congratulate you. hello, rostislav. greetings. so, we're going to analyze now the first election debate between kamala harris, the current vice president, and former president donald trump. they took place, let me remind you, on september 11 in philadelphia. it was the first and possibly the only election debate between trump and harris. the second point is interesting that it was their first face-to-face meeting. meeting in general is another interesting moment: donald trump is considered the most experienced debater in america, this is already his third ele

whether for kamala harris or donald trump. sharing a ost on trump. just last week he was sharing a post on truth _ trump. just last week he was sharing a post on truth social _ trump. just last week he was sharing a post on truth social suggesting - a post on truth social suggesting kamala harris had given sexual favours to advance her career, is it any wonder that the poll suggests that women prefer kamala harris to donald trump? i did that women prefer kamala harris to donald trump?— donald trump? i did not see that ost but donald trump? i did not see that post but there — donald trump? i did not see that post but there is _ donald trump? i did not see that post but there is no _ donald trump? i did not see that post but there is no secret - donald trump? i did not see that post but there is no secret here i post but there is no secret here that kamala harris is winning with women right now. donald trump, it has been difficult for him to get the support their as your guest gloria mentioned a lot of people do care about aborti

, a donald trump. this is standard answer or gave a standard on to, and he always says if i would have feet in the white house, the war and ukraine would have never started putting would have never failed to invade ukraine. he also says that when it comes to the hum asa tech and israel and but it's from kind of refuse to really answer the question if he would sacrifice territory ukrainian territory for a p steel. a. he just said i, when i'm in the office even before if, if i'm elected and even before i will be president, the war will be over a kind of the harris on the other side. that's the washington bureau chief. you just pull in his thank you very much for that wrap up and we've got double coverage to you from the debates watching potties in philadelphia t w's. janelle de milan is that the democratic event, benjamin alvaros, group a, is following the republican side of things. welcome to both of you to know. we'll start with you. obviously, the democrats going to think couple of hours is likely whe

and this is what's happening in our country and it's a shift this donald trump was aust also if he had any regrets or the he's role in the capital ride on january the 6th 2021. trump didn't answer that question, but he is campbell harris. the vice president on the threat, she believes trump is posing to american democracy. donald trump was fired by 81000000 people. so let's be clear about that. and clearly he is having a very difficult time processing that. but we cannot afford to have a president of the united states who attempts, as he did in the past to up and the will of the voters in a free and fairly well. a lot to unpack here with the double use, washington bureau chief and his policies been following the debate in this a very fiery and seized by both accusing each other of lying. who do you think came out on top and campbell of harris or donald trump? of the, you know, one public would say the normal world, it would be clearly kinda like harris. she presented some ideas as she really also developed her thoughts. you know, she has a clear understanding how an ottoman works. she

not just donald trump, but the trump movement. the next case you have to look at, as i mentioned, is the fischer case. this is a case, a very technical in some respects, but it dealt with whether the department of justice could use a tool that it used against a large number of january 6 defendants to charge them for the crime of obstructing an official proceeding, and the supreme court narrowed the plain text of that statute to say it did not apply. unless there are documents or records involved. so beating up a police officer, spraying bear spray at a police officer, knocking down barricades, breaking windows, not enough. only if it involves records. so what message does that send to donald trump? it says, and you've already heard him say this, he's been calling these insurrectionists hostages. so what does this do? this gives him rhetorical force to his supporters that he told them that this was the deep state. he told them this was weaponization of the department of justice. he told them that these january 6 defendants had done

the need to accept the public poison of donald trump and continue to support his candidacy. many of trump supporting parents in america are going to find out that their kids might not think it is perfectly reasonable and justifiable for donald trump to hate taylor swift just because she endorsed kamala harris for president. this i hate taylor swift story with the clips -- eclipsed yesterday by another crazy man with a gun apparently trying to do something crazy with a gun that he was apparently able to obtain illegally in a country where republicans have made sure that america's murderers and assassins are the very best equipped murderers and assassins in the world. >> good afternoon. thank you for joining us today. i am the united states attorney for the district of florida. >> because history is sometimes perfect, the federal prosecutor now in charge of investigating what he calls and attempted possible assassination of donald trump yesterday is an elegant -- immigrant to this country from haiti and here is the last thing donald trump said about haitian immigrants in this c

this is tosha burns, this is where donald trump is expected on that stage pretty soon. another welcome to you. what are the voters there saying about the mark robinson issue? i mean, he is not attending the event with trump and it is in his home state. >> reporter: yeah, i talked to a bunch of folks about this, alex. it is really a mix of opinions. some are dismayed by what they saw on the reporting, some aren't swayed by it at all, and simply don't believe it. take a listen to some of what we heard. >> it's not good, but i liked him from the minute he put his hat in the ring. yeah, he's -- >> to already hear about it, it is sad. the better choice over mr. stein. mr. stein is very much like our current governor, he has not supported the rights of the unborn. that is a big thing to me. i will still be voting for robinson. >> reporter: so, alex, in our reporting, sources are telling us that as the former president continues to keep telling us to continue to urge him to resend his endorsement, but he doesn't have any plans to do that, just yet. i also did talk to some of th

so, there is this ceiling for e donald trump. so, for harris, the trick is to make the election a referendum on trump and reminding people why they didn't want him in the first place, while also crossing the barrier, i think, g for people to be acceptable pe enough as the alternative. and that is where i think she has a particularly difficult job in the debate tomorrow, because if she just prosecutes the case against donald trump, perhaps she would have done enough to really introduce nt yourself to independent voters or even biden 2020 voters who are inclined to vote for her, but might not feel comfortable enough yet that they know enough about her. >> i don't know if debate prep will actually matter. both of them are very skilled debaters. i want to go back to what hugo was just saying, how trump's team -- there hoping they get the trump that showed up for the biden debate, but here is the thing. bu even if that donald trump shows up, he didn't do anything exceptional that night. it was joe biden who single- handedly lost. if he

bush and donald trump. for the very first time, american doctors believed that they were under a legal order made possible by the united states supreme court to watch a patient's infection spread -- to watch a woman's blood pressure sink. to just watch her organs fail, because george w. bush and donald trump got what they wanted. george w. bush and donald trump weren't in the operating room to watch amber nicole thurman die. none of the supreme court justices whose decision forced her to die were there to watch their legal scholarship in action. none of the georgia republican politicians who wrote the law that killed amber nicole thurman had to watch her die in the operating room, under the sentence of death that they gave her. the doctors and nurses who were trying to save her life, working under a law that would send them to prison, were the only people there to watch her die. imagine what those doctors and nurses felt and what they feel tonight. the propublica report continues. it took 20 hours for docto

um, what donald trump is the donald trump, what time to try to what time it very is, is points of at each point to be honest, you had donald trump, that basically was like, wait a minute, let me age and it pulls more time. it just so happens, the announcer were willing to give both candidates more time to make their points, whatever those points were, donald trump just was breaking the rest of it, taking it's time for me to give it on. but they were alternately graciously enough to give them even though the lights were cut off, the bikes were immediately cut that going, every time each candidate had a particular point to be from the standpoint of should have donald trump and little repair. well yeah, i agree with you that they ask questions in a way that were specific. so let's say that the system, for example, were you gonna affect ships where they didn't necessarily back check them all hers even though it was batch at donald trump. there are no, but let's be very clear. donald trump should have been but more prepared to this debate and there are multiple times where he couldn't nec

um donald trump is that the whole, the donald trump, which i don't try to time at the very is, is points of at each point to be honest. you had donald trump, that basically was like, wait a minute, let me age and it pulls more time. it just so happens that the now so we're willing to give both candidates more time to make their points, whatever those points were. donald trump just was brick, aggressive, it taking, it's time for me to give it on, but they were alternately races. we did not give them even though the lights were cut off. the brakes were immediately cut that going every time each candidate had a particular point to be from the standpoint of should have donald felt a bit more prepared. well yeah, i agree with you that they asked questions in a way that were specific. so let's say the deficit support for example, or even affect ships where they didn't necessarily back check all the errors, even though they was back checked. donald trump fair or no. but let's be very clear . donald trump should have been but more prepared with this debate. and there are multiple times where he

you heard her continuing to needle donald trump and repeating some of the biggest -- i don't know if you call them gaffes, but the most detrimental things trump said, and realizing almost in realtime, oh, you all watched the debate. >> yeah, everyone who i've talked to who watched the debate, and i was in the spin room on tuesday night. they cannot believe how poorly donald trump showed and the things that he said to include the issue of springfield, ohio, and this dog and cat issue. but also how he performed the things he said on immigration, on abortion, et cetera. particularly in this moment on this day, when donald trump is talking about he is now a champion on ivf, when he was along with other republicans talking about what happens to the egg. they were thinking about criminalizing the issue people killed the egg or they didn't want the egg anymore. so donald trump is flip-flopping because he lost that debate. and kamala harris is in her element. she is more herself in these moments, particularly after what is considered a win for her tuesday night. she gave it to him. she rattle

and she has been brief and that that they're happy that donald trump is safe and political violence has no place in america or hearing that from the democratic leader in the senate, senator chuck schumer, judy vance. but i was david on social media. that's obviously trump's vice presidential candidates, and he spoke with the president of a former president before the news got public and that he was going to be hugging his cancel extra tight tonight and said to per gratitude was donald trump's closest advisor, senator lindsey graham, put out a social media post saying that donald trump is one of the strongest people he is the strongest person people i've ever known as the expect to hear more of that. it was at the republican national convention just days after that 1st attempted assassination. and it was really remarkable people truly believe that god had stepped in or there were signs everywhere that so basically, jesus saves trump, trump saves america as t shirts. that was the picture from that attempt to say, and legends never die. they the people who spoke with truly believed that th

>> donald trump says the debate was rigged against him. ed afterwards. >> what did you think of the moderators fact checking you? >> i think the moderators were very unfair. >> trump supporters described the debate as a three against one in part because donald trump wasn't fact checked more than harris but he said much more that was not true. >> in springfield they are eating their dogs. the people that came in are our eating the cats. the people are eating the pets of the people that live there. >> and that prompted one of the more unlikely fact-checks. >> bbc news reached out to the city manager here. he told us there were no specific credible reports of pets being injured, harmed, or abused by individuals in the immigrant community. >> after sourcing the claim to people on television donald trump said this. >> her vice presidential picks as abortion in the ninth month is fine. he says execution after birth. it is execution no longer abortion because the baby is born. it's ok. that's not ok with me. >> the moderators didn't let this past.

donald trump will deliver.hat we hear from the harris campaign as they are trying to find a way to make a moment. making moments might be cool for social media but it does not solve the issues the american people are facing, and they want resolution to. kailey: let's take a specific issue, inflation, you have a seat on the house financial services committee, how is the resolution to america's inflation problem, tariffs on every import that by and large will be paid by importers and passed on to the consumer, and tax cuts that could add trillions to the deficit? >> take the tax cut policy, donald trump cut taxes, what we actually saw is the federal government raised more revenue than at any time in our country, and a larger percentage of revenue from our economy. they started raising $5 trillion a year. something the cbo and the democratic party said was the reality, it yielded more tax revenue into the federal government. with tariff policy, we believe in having fair trade across the globe but if there are coun

at least from donald trump. there was somebody that showed up at a pizza shop in 2016 looking for kids that were being abused because they believed what he was saying. and so, you know, as one report said today, it is -- he's priming his supporters for violence. and we have to acknowledge that that is real because it has been real. not fake. not a thought exercise. and so i hope that in whatever -- and we could talk about her -- vice president harris's campaign strategy. but in what she's saying, whatever donald trump wants to do and say, she has to get clear to the american people that you are being threatened in real time. your jobs, your livelihood, your families, kids show up to follow your kids to school. that is real. and i hope she could get that across with that same emotion. >> we have so much more to cover on this huge weekend of news. we'll talk to claire mccaskill and -- to about what the vice president's four days in pittsburgh ahead of tomorrow's face-off. and plus the challenge cutting through the

so chris, you have debated donald trump. you have helped donald trump prepare for a debate.n this all play out. what is going on with him right now? how do you think he is actually getting ready for this debate? >> he doesn't get ready. i mean, as someone who was in charge of debate prep in 2016 and 2020 for him, it was a constant struggle. there were times when we would go and debate prep would be scheduled. we would go in to sit with him and he would just say, no, i'm not doing it, and that would be it, and it just wouldn't happen. my guess is that, you know, especially now as you said in the lead up, you know, his seventh general election presidential debate, he really doesn't think he needs to prepare. he believes that just whatever his gut instincts are are what's going to carry him. he will allow people to speak at him for a while. i will guarantee you there's been no mock debates. there never has been. he won't allow it, won't permit it. so he will be typically donald trump, which is he's just going to go in there and wing it, and that's why i think what kamala harris

vice president harris is ready for the second. debate, is donald trump ready? at was the question of the head of the campaign headquarters, kamela garis. is trump ready for this? trump, while silent, is ready. he responded, although in the end, in his style, he did not respond on his page on his own social network truth social, social truth, donald trump wrote, i quote: comrade kamela harris wants another one ... because she lost badly, just look at the polls, it's like with boxers, when they lose a fight, they immediately want another one, that is, will there be another round, maybe there will be, but now donald trump really doesn't want it and doesn't want it, they don't want it, probably the representatives of donald trump's campaign team, because they saw how he answers, and it will probably be closer to the election, because the debate is scheduled for october 1. between the candidates for vice president of the united states of america, jay divens and tim walt. by the way, i think it will be no less interesting, of course, these are people different categor

you've met donald trump. have much detail here, but suffice to say that he needs that security protection more than ever. >> yes, i think assassination of trump is one of the biggest threats that the western world faces right now. i don't know what's happened here. you know, shots in the vicinity , in shots in the vicinity, in a place like west palm beach and outside his golf course, which is on a very wide main road with all sorts of fields and other things around it, it could be anything. but when we hear that secret service returned fire, that escalates it into a whole different story . and we different story. and we obviously need more details . obviously need more details. >> most definitely. i understand , >> most definitely. i understand, according to nbc, a person is being questioned in connection with the gunshots reported near trump international golf course in florida , citing three senior in florida, citing three senior law enforcement officials. investigators are trying to confirm whether or not a

trump lawyers asked a federal judge this morning to throw out donald trump's criminal convictions on d in his payoffs to stormy daniels. the trump lawyers argument was based on the supreme court's recent immunity decision. federal judge alvin hellerstein issued an opinion five hours after receiving the trump appeal. the judge hellerstein wrote, "nothing in the supreme court's opinion affects my previous conclusion that the us money payments were private, official acts outside the bounds of executive authority. the judge ruled against donald trump last year when trump lawyers tried to have that case, brought by manhattan district attorney alvin bragg, moved to federal court. at that time, the judge rejected donald trump's attempt to move the case to federal court, citing "hush money paid to an adult film star is not related to a president's official act." in the motion today, the trump lawyers, once again, asked for the case to be moved to federal court if the judge didn't overturn the whole thing. and the judge, once again denied that request. that means the case now awaits a trial ju

there is the ceiling for donald trump. for harris, the trip is to make the election a referendum on trump and reminding people why they didn't want him in the first place while also crossing the barrier for people to be acceptable enough as the alternative. that is where it's a difficult job in the debate tomorrow because if she just prosecutes the case against donald trump, perhaps she one of done enough to introduce herself to independent voters or even biden 2020 voters who are inclined to vote for her but might not feel comfortable enough that they know enough about her. >> both of them are very skilled debaters. yamiche, want to go back to trump's team hope they get the trump that showed up for the biden debate. here is the thing. even if that donald trump shows up, he didn't do anything exceptional that night. it was joe biden who single- handedly lost. if he faces off against kamala harris as the trump he was two months ago on the debate stage, that might not mean a win for him. >> certainly. i was talking to a harri

we have had so much success after just four years of donald trump's leadership. we will have a lot more after four more years of donald j. trump. >> crowd chanting "four more years." >> i'm tyler gallagher with jet 24 years. erie has had a declining economy and population. how will the donald trump administration help the hard-working people of erie, bringing more people back here at creating more jobs? >> it is simple, actually but we have unfortunately a leadership that is completely broken. if you want to help the people of erie, pennsylvania you have to unleash american energy. that will make manufacturing cheaper. it will make trucking cheaper. it will help everybody. it is not just our business. i remember growing up in middletown, ohio in a poor family. i was raised by my grandmother. i remember the night when it was really cold in the dead of winter and money was a little tight and we decided, we don't have enough to turn on the heater tonight. we will have to sit in front of the space heater and throw a bunch of blankets on. i believe if you work hard and

donald trump has plenty of policy shifts of his own he could have to defend. in talking with trump and some of his advisors, i think they come in with a clear strategy. they want to define kamala harris before she can define herself. not talk about the flip-flops, changing positions so much as to take whatever the most liberal or whatever they can paint as the most out of touch with the mainstream position that she's taken over the years and make that her position, try to make her own it. that's the focus as is always the case with trump, the plan and the execution could be two different things. that's how they are looking at tonight. >> let me just take our viewers and everyone else listening in on how this all came about. he did not have any public events today. did you call him? >> i spoke to the former president by phone. i'm not going to be too specific about how that came together. sometimes he is interested in chatting with me. sometimes he is not. today he was. i think part of that is a little bit of an eagerness now that he has focus on the debate. he

the most feared person is donald trump. ad no problems when trump was president. >> it's very well-known that donald trump is weak and wrong on national security and foreign policy. it's well-known that he admires dictators, wants to be a dictator on day one, according do himself. it's well-known that these dictators and autocrats are rooting for you to be president again because they are so clear, they can manipulate you with flattery and favors. >> one trump ally telling nbc news, the former president lost his cool and ended up repeating that baseless conspiracy theory about haitian migrants eating pets in ohio. trump is calling the debate rigged. attacking the moderators by saying it was three against one. walking back the possibility of showing up for a second debate. in a rare move after the debate, trump personally came to the spin room to defend his own performance, telling me, it was a great night. >> i think abc is the worst. despite that, it was a great evening. >> among harris surrogates on the floor last night, g

no joke, this is an actual thing that happened during donald trump's first term. hed. here is an exclusive clip never before seen perfect premiering right here from the documentary, from russia with love. >> to watch hunter biden, and american citizen who has nothing to do with politics. i have sons and to watch the pain it caused in his life, i hope one day i can say i'm sorry and make it right. >> hunter, it's been a long time . >> thank you for making the trip, my friend. >> that was the first time they ever met one another. >> you know, there is so much in the narrative around trump and the actions he took as president to undermine not just the office in which he was sitting, but the very fabric of our country. just talking about our democracy and how important it is. i think it is critically important when you see somebody who was in the trump space and all about pushing out these horrible narratives and these lies. trying to manipulate other governments. not just our own but other governments to the will of donald trump. to have rachel bring focus to that and

during a televised debate with the 45th american leader, who represents the republican party , donald trump this opinion is shared by almost all experts, especially from the united states of america, ms. harris seemed more prepared to talk with trump than he was with her, this was felt both in the questions the opponents asked each other and in their answers. in the end, the democratic candidate... even looked stronger, her questions and answers were specific. trump, as always, answered often not to the question that was put to him, but jumped to topics more convenient for him. they talked about domestic politics, about migrants, about abortions, jobs, gun ownership and much more. well, but the most interesting thing for us is whether they talked about ukraine, and they talked a little, literally, answering one thing. the host's questions, but they spoke, and here mrs. garis, the answers of mrs. garis, of course, ukrainians will like, much more than the answers of the 45th head of the white house. donald trump, yes, when in the second half of the debate abc news anchor david muir asked the

and now of course, we are in situation where donald trump and people who support trump are very far togeneration of republicans that have come before is denounced by the next generation as being sellouts or rhinos or people who are not really republicans. but in fact, the party has gone so far to the right today, that i think the previous generation and folks like ronald reagan who at one time was a republican icon wouldn't recognize what the party has become. >> you know, david, i will give outnext question, i got to say, though, it's fascinating that just like people who call themselves evan jell cas don't use it, david, french, as a description of their faith. can you show me david french please. okay. >> yeah. >> they don't use evangelical as a description but a cultural marker. same with reagan. people who have no idea what ronald reagan stand for are against 90% of ronald reagan stood for whether you talk about free trade, whether you talk about immigration, whether you talk about standing up to russian aggression, i can go down the list when you talk about being conservative, id

are letting one of the most successful wall street guys who is so proud to say he is endorsing donald trump, he is now part of his investment team, how is he answering for what trump said yesterday? how is john paulson answering for it? for those guys it is humiliating every time trump opens his mouth. they just have to hide and go i just want to make sure i'm getting corporate tax cuts extended but it's shameful that the guy answers the childcare question with childcare is childcare marco rubio if anke. there wasn't even a verb in his sentence. >> eye and defend donald trump. what i could defend is the notion that there are concerns on that side there about the issue of how far do they go in terms of taxing business, about how far they go in terms of regulatory structure against business. they have not been in favor. they have worked against a lot of the mergers and acquisitions out there. >> they hate lena kohn. >> there is a long list of reasons why you would not support kamala harris on a policy basis but you are positing something else. >> of the four people who are running right now,

but donald trump had a plan. got a license from the new jersey casino control commission to operate a casino in atlantic city, new jersey, and trump found an investor to help him finance the project. holiday inn, which owned the casino chain harrah's would give trump $50 million to build the aseeno and they would split the profits. trump just had to prove one little thing. here's how they tell the story in their new book, lucky loser. donald was on the verge of a great deal, one that would also get him out of a bind. before leaving the ceo of holiday inn told donald his board of directors would want to see with their own eyes construction on the casino was underway, evidence this young builder could make this happen. donald kept the truth to himself. he did not have things underway because he did not have the money, so he directed his construction supervisor to hire every piece of earth moving machinery he could find. the day the holiday inn visited the site, dozens of bulldozers and back hoes pointlessly pushed

sometimes distances himself, for example, during the last debate, donald trump was asked whether he would introduce a national ban in general. the national abortion ban proposed by jaydee vance, and trump said, "i've never talked about that with jaydee vance, i don't know what he's talking about." i mean, jaydy vance, he has his audience, he speaks to such a conservative core the wings of the republican party, which is called the maga, the maga wing, that is, the wing of those who support the slogan of donald trump, make america greater, it's quite a ... kind of environment, it's quite such a right, ultra-right environment, and donald trump understands that the environment needs to be talked about, and perhaps jd vance is the person who appeals to this environment at the beginning of the election and before the election itself, but everything that jay vance says does not mean that these are the ideas that donald trump shares and that he will have them somehow implement, i also watched the general's interview. master, he was an adviser to donald trump when he was president on nati

a second, i have to do something to protect the life that i know and the life that they know, donald trump is talking about. the trump campaign is aggressively encouraging male voters through online forums that promote masculinity. meanwhile, the democrats are leaning. to abortion rights. all these issues can motivate different groups to participate in elections. iryna shynkerenko, pettsi from akusfar. voice of america. residents of los angeles had the opportunity to taste traditional ukrainian dishes in a new, modern interpretation. the one-day menu in the "popup" format was created by chef anna voloshina. they cooked and served. please, which is owned by immigrants from mariupol. what dishes were offered to visitors and what they were interested in, khrystyna shevchenko will tell. residents of los angeles come to mam please ukrainian restaurant to taste dumplings with various fillings, borscht or traditional desserts. it was opened more than a year ago by a family from mariupol who fled the war and moved to the united states of america. but this time there is a special menu. it was prepa

with donald trump, everything is clear, part of it. americans love him, someone doesn't like him, but many americans know him, along with kamela harris they say they don't know her and don't understand her, so it will be very important for her to introduce herself to america today, before kamela harris tries to introduce or try to define her rival donald trump to americans. as for the strategy, people who are familiar with kamela harris' strategy, they say that first of all she will try to demonstrate, to show that donald trump is a person who only cares about... his own interests, not about the interests americans, chooses about the interests of his rich friends, but again, not about americans, either, they say that she will try to push him to self-destructive remarks, as it happened before, they also say that, unlike joe biden, who tried to present donald trump as a threat to american democracy, kamela harris will try , on the contrary, to belittle donald trump himself, to say that donald trump is the past and she is the future and s

, a former prosecutor, is focused on prosecuting the case against her opponent for the voters, donald trump, the convicted criminal, spent tuesday fighting his many court battles. this afternoon in the new york criminal hush money case, judge merchan decided to postpone trumps sentencing until tuesday, november the 26, three weeks after the presidential election, explaining his decision writing quote, the public's confidence in the integrity of our judicial system demands a sentencing hearing that is entirely focused on the verdict of the jury in the weighing of aggregating half -- aggravating and mitigating factors free from distraction or distortion. the members of this jury served diligently on this case and the verdict must be respected and addressed in a manner that is not diluted by the enormity of the upcoming presidential election.end quote. inside a federal appeals court located a little more than a block away from the state court where a jury unanimously found donald trump guilty of 34 felonies, donald trump appeared in person to try to overturn another unanimous jury's verdict th

congressional committee investigating donald trump's attem presidential election leading up to and on january 6th. >> president trump sat in the dining room off the oval office watching the violent riots at the capitol on television. for hours, he would not issue a pub statement instructing his supporters to disperse and leave the capitol, despite urgent pleas from his white house staff and dozens of others to do so. this was an utter moral failure and a clear dereliction of duty. >> liz cheney's endorsement of kamala harris will be heard by republican voters. it could be a number of voters that could tip a swing state or several swing states in the favor of kamala harris in an election, now, where the candidates are separated by one or two points in the important electoral college swing states that will decide this election. the liz cheney endorsement seems possily inevitable when we look at it today. looking back in time, it was not inevitable. liz cheney has been very careful in her approach to this public discussion of the trump candidacy, sending she is opposed to the trump candi

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b ice, as opposed to be an assassination attempt on republican presidential candidates. donald trump not happens at trump's golf course in west palm beach. a witness sold a gunman and managed to take photos of his call. office has been spots of the vehicle on the i 95 highway and presented the suspects in motion counts. you may palm city around 45 minute drive away to meet treatments with and co reports. donald trump was playing golf here at the trump international golf club in west palm beach. when the secret service said they spoke to the government and the bushes at the edge of costs and open fire out to the us secret service personnel open fire on a government located near the property line. and this matters on a secret service agent that was all the course did a fantastic job. what they do is they have an agent that jumps one hole ahead of time to where the president was and he was able to spot this rifle barrel sticking out of the fence and immediately engaged that individual. at which time david individual took all the police, say, the suspect escaped the scene, and then s u, v

but donald trump had a plan. year trump got a license from the new jersey casino control commission to operate a casino in atlantic city in new jersey and trump found an investor to help him finance the project. holiday inn which owned the casino chain harrah's would give trump $50 million in cash to build the casino and then trump and harrah's would split the profits. trump had to just prove one little thing first. here's how the new york times investigative reporter tell the story on lucky loser. donald was on the verge of a great deal one that would also would get him out of of a bind. before leaving, the then ceo of holiday inn rose told that things had to be under way. donald kept it under wraps, he did not have things under way because he didn't have the money. so he asked to hire every piece of earth moving machinery he could find. the day that holiday inn came to the site, machinery pushed around. trump introduced himself to one of the holiday inn executives to a line that he would never forget. i think i

>> more fiction from donald trump.n he was president, donald trump showed an affection for vladimir putin. when the war in ukraine, the full-scale invasion of ukraine by russia began, donald trump didn't denounce putin's aggression. he didn't say that putin was a dictator and an aggressor and that his troops were committing atrocities and human rights violations. he complimented putin, said he was very smart. as we saw on the debate stage in philadelphia on tuesday night, he refuses to say that he will choose freedom over authoritarianism, that he will stand for the people of ukraine who are fighting bravely against the aggression of russia. more than 50 countries around the world have been providing support to ukraine. this is one of the biggest accomplishments of the biden/harris administration, that they've pulled together our nato allies in europe and other countries around the world who, together, have provided more support than we have to ukraine in terms of their refugees, their economic needs, and their militar

in fact, she interrupted donald trump more than he interrupted her, healy interrupted her twice towards the tale when she attempted it 5 to 6 different times throughout the debate. so they're all screaming that trump was inappropriate . well, how many times she tried to interrupt, and you also never answered any questions. she talked in parameters of those specific plans. so i, i guaranteed that strategy the democratic party because this isn't going to move the following is going to start shipping back to work for right now. in order to be donald trump, the democrat has to have a 5 point. we don't have anywhere there. they're running way underwater without a 5 point lead right now. donald trump low in the presidency, every single swing said, if it's within 5 points, is going to win it. he has never been in a tight race and certainly, so you mark my words, october, surprise, the democratic party will be jo by and either dying or resigned. they're either going to take him out or he's gonna resign. rob is to give her another bomb by acting by sometime in october in order for her to get an