of prosecutor donald trump podcast andrew weissman general council and former senior member of the mueller probe. mary mccord former deputy aattorney general for the national security division. welcome to you both. >> that's a title. that means they have done a lot of work is what we are trying to say. >> that paper i got. >> yes, heavy titles. this, think that ad is very effective, i wonder what you thought because the silence is like, and in a democracy, okay, democratic republic, we should be able to agree who won and who lost but the problem in this environment right now is that the top of one of the

her close friend, sue mueller.as angry as time went on, and i thought more and more about it, and i thought that paul might somehow be involved. andrea canning: as she looked back, she was particularly haunted by the way paul acted the day of catherine's memorial service. sue mueller: the whole congregation was sobbing so loud, i mean, pastor couldn't even finish her sermon. and i went up to him and i hugged him. i kind of was struck by how he really showed no emotion. after 11 years of marriage, that she might have meant a little bit more to him that he might shed a tear. but i didn't see any. andrea canning: but there was no evidence that paul had anything to do with catherine's death. no dna or fingerprints at the crime scene, no witnesses. he had even passed a polygraph test. and he had an alibi for the morning of the fire. he was three hours away with his girlfriend, michelle, in their apartment on long island. paul continued to enjoy his new life in florida with his two children, working again as a paramedic

mueller is due back in court on january. 2nd. well, the trump and harris campaigns are continuing their tours, hitting the swing states today. both candidates were in the critical state of pennsylvania. and later this week, harris will be making stops in both michigan and wisconsin. while trump plans to travel georgia, illinois, florida and new york, the vice president's slamming the trump campaign for not releasing his medical records and refusing to do another debate. former president going after harris on immigration. the election is just about 3 weeks away. and according to the polls, the presidential race could not be tighter. and oakland based organization see the vote continuing to recruit volunteers to travel swing states. their hope is to sway undecided voters towards vice president kamala harris, one volunteer who just returned from arizona, says some voters are unaware how they be affected by election. >> i found that they didn't know what policies might impact them or how they might impact them. and so these one-on-on

bill barr is going to wipe away the mueller report. a terrific man, a terrific person, he will be nominated for the united states attorney general. - so the blt team had this big round table with windows. people could see in, the way you were sitting down. and rudy was like don corleone. - rudolph giuliani, the us attorney for the southern district of new york. - new york city is affected by organized crime, moreso probably than any other city in the united states. - i'd be right by his side as his soldier. - he is fascinated by the mob, and constantly talking about "the godfather." - sounds like a poor imitation of "the godfather." almost like, you know, "the godfather." this is business. - you could see his love for that mob lifestyle. everybody knew that i was so close to the president than rudy giuliani, that i was a gatekeeper. to be able to walk into a room and have all of these powerful people-- congressmen, senators-- bow down, run up to you, kiss your ass. it was amazing. the power, the rush. december 2018, we were invited to

t >> this was the person right-hand man to bob mueller during the entire investigation.awful he must have been in the room with bob mueller and that team trying to bring donald trump, you know, the last time they attempt at this. but you know, if you t read thii 150-160 page report filing, what you unpack is essentially theyya took the rehashed to worry and now they have added the word pray that several times in fronn of their allegations in the the hopes that they can -- remember how skeptical of theke supreme court was in the trump immunity case? it doesn't seem like that hasd f phased them at all in the supreme court has to be very disappointed if this ieters thet proceshes to determine which bucket whether official or core or private. but this did not move the needlh at all. >> laura: matt, great toeard see you, thank you so much.tand you just so many mentionings longshoremen straight and it is important to understand what is at stake and how things may unfold. that dr. union's chiefirst belie they have all the cards. >> the first week, all over the news every night,

iphone itself can explode in your hands and will not explode, and you, well, as they once said under mueller's cap, that is , in any case, and this device gives a complete picture of you, by the way, your health, i can tell you that the iphone monitors the state even your sleep and wakefulness rhythms , sleep breathing and heart rhythms and so on, and without you specifically connecting it to this somehow, there are programs, they can be forcibly connected. it did not exist, the americans had an atomic bomb, so stalin recognized the dollar as an equivalent, ae world reserve currency, and in fact we were balancing on the brink of possible destruction of the soviet union by american atomic bombs for 2-3 years, so and after that, as you know, the dollar itself arose, while we restored their economy, the economy of the countries that were connected with us, when i say we, it is natural, both russia and belarus, belarus suffered terribly, just terribly, i know what minsk was like, i looked at a photo, it simply did not exist, i know how it was with the population, and you know what the belarusian p

our next report is from dw corresponded mario mueller, who travel deported friends to meet survivors of gang violence, and a warning. this story contains graphic descriptions of extreme violence of cause control, trash lifted streets. this is what much of haiti's capital looks like. these days. most residents left this area a long time ago. we are on the boundary of gain territory and despite fee, as metals, the police have been unable to restore safety. as a street vendor tells us why she still comes here. thank god, god bless you at the same i like it's even more dangerous where i live and i can't sell anything there. here i can make at least a little money to take care of my children. we don't have time to get more of her story. as well, the games can appear at any moment about that. those are very dangerous. and so we drive on to meet people who reflect the vitamins the un says 700000 displays . people are now living and makes if child is like former theaters abandoned, the government buildings emacula. sybil is one of them. she tells us about a day in august last year, when she

riverside deputies say they found 2 guns, ammo and fake passports in the car mueller yesterday he was spotted at a security checkpoint where deputies say they noticed irregularities and miller statements. the sheriff says he believes his deputies prevented a tragedy. >> i certainly wouldn't want to be saying. after the fact that i wish we would have done something to prevent that shooting. there is absolutely no way that any of us are going to truly know what was in his head. >> the share of claims that mueller is part of an anti-government movement. he was arrested for unregistered weapons, but is now free on a $5,000 bail. miller claims that he is a trump supporter and he meant no harm. the investigation is ongoing in miller is set to be back in court on january. 2nd. coming up after the break, they'll never catch me alive. never rang more true. in this case, the driver they got caught by chp. >> with his ghostly passenger. >> beauty is hitting its highest ridership since the start of the pandemic. the agency surpassed a half million daily riders for the first time since february of

of our interview with the fbi in the context of the mueller investigation in 2017, should never haveto ask, i suppose, if this is how they treat someone who worked for them, an old colleague, then what about someone who might come to them with information about the us government? as if we know now that some of it might be leaked, that a president could unseal it? what is the risk of that? i mean, why would anybody come forward to the fbi in the future if that's the way intelligence is treated? i think trump is a unique case. this has never happened before. those of us who had worked with the us government for years weren't even aware that a president had the right to declassify any document in the us government. what have you subsequently found out about the way that he's handled intelligence, particularly in respect of what was discovered at mar—a—lago? i don't think we know for sure what was discovered at mar—a—lago, but certainly there's talk of a couple of things that might be relevant to us or to this country. one was naval secrets, and the other was a folder or a file on crossf

mueller yesterday he was stopped at a security checkpoint where deputies say they noticed irregularities in miller's statement, the sheriff says he believes his deputies prevented a tragedy. >> you wouldn't want to be saying. after the fact that i wish we would have done something to prevent that shooting. there is absolutely no way that any of us are going to truly know what was in his head. >> the sheriff claims mueller is part of an anti-government movement and the suspect was arrested for unregistered firearms but is now out on a $5,000 bail. miller claims he is a trump supporter and that no harm. the investigation is ongoing. mueller is due back in court january 2nd. >> on proper use it to the clock keeps ticking and the presidential candidates are feeling the heat. we're taking a look at the campaign trails today. plus, the world's biggest pumpkin is taking center stage in half moon bay. we show you which cord was crowned the top 10. and after the break, the latest on a navy parachute. this crash landing mother and the child. san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced

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that says it all. >> this was the person right-hand man to bob mueller during the entire investigationsee his bias and how awful he must have been in the room with bob muriel and that team trying to bring donald trump, you know, the last time they attempted this. but, you know, if you read this 100 and 50, 60 page report. you know, filing. what you unpack is essentially they took the same, you know, rehashed story and now they have just added the word private several times in front of their allegations. in hopes that they can, do you know what i mean? remember how skeptical the supreme court was in the trump immunity case. and it doesn't seem like that's phased them at all. i think the supreme court has got to be pretty disappointed if this is the process they are going to go to determine which bucket, whether it's official. >> laura: private or official. >> official but not core or private. this did not move the needle at all. >> laura: all right, matt, great to see you. thank you so much. all right. you just heard me mention the longshoremen strike and it's important for everyone to

dossier" has been largely discounted in american circles, despite the fact special counsel robert mueller paul manafort who had secretly worked for a russian billionaire with a plan to "greatly benefit the putin government". here's steele explaining why he felt it necessary to document his side of the story, three weeks from the election. the threat that is posed by russia and other hostile authoritarian states has not gone away. in fact, it's evolved, it's developed, it's spread, i would argue, to a range of other countries like china and iran who weren't in on it to begin with. there are probably four main thrusts to the dossier, and it's important to remember that none of these were accepted wisdom at the time. the first was that there was a major russian interference campaign into the us election going on. the second was that it was funded and supported and ordered by the leadership — putin. the third was that it was designed notjust to sow doubts about democracy in america, but deliberately to support one candidate, donald trump, in that particular election. and finally, that there w

this is supervisor ray mueller, who represents district three of san mateo county. at that meeting, he talked about how his constituents, some of whom live in unincorporated areas, are impacted by the cancellation of insurance policies or the sky high change of rates. so at this point, it's not exaggeration to say the state is facing an insurance crisis of both affordability and availability, as it affects those in rural, forested parts of the state. the hardest, all in response to increasing wildfires and natural disasters in san mateo county. we've i see this in my district in skyline, in the unincorporated skyline. kings mountain, petrolia heights, la honda, la mama. i see it in woodside, i see it in portola valley. i see it in pacifica. i see it throughout my district. people are coming and they're having their insurance canceled on them, or they're having their rates go sky high and it is an incredible problem. there's so many places there in san mateo county that he named off. now, if policy owners are not able to continue with coverage through private insurer

that's because the supervisor, mueller, puts it, their rates double or even triple, but they have less coverage. now the mercury news is reporting that state farm is projecting dropping 1 million policies in the state over the next five years. so the big question really is will a state of emergency declaration mean anything tangible for policy owners? and it could laura. it could possibly put in place a moratorium so that insurance companies can't just drop a policy owners, or it can tell them that they can't drop them at all. could put that ban in place. of course, the more that these calls grow, then the bigger of a highlight on that problem that it can put. so there that is the hope here. we're live in daly city, ginger conejero saab today in the bay. certainly affecting a lot of california homeowners. thank you very much ginger. thank you. a live look for you this morning over in the san francisco skyline. and you can be sure many people in the city will have their eyes pointed skyward, starting early afternoon today. of course, listening to a familiar roar. now i'm talking about t

and then they are accused by mueller of not properly disclosing their lobbying efforts on behalf of pro- russian forces in ukraine. a bunch are the same thing with a come together and break up again. >> a lot of symmetry. >> we were looking for people to keep her story moving together and not be a diversion. >> definitely. where would you rank a peck along lobbyists. >> it's incredibly powerful. again, we were trying to focus just on corporate lobbying. not to for lobby or other types of lobbies. we try to stay away from ideological issues. we don't get into abortion. we are just looking at corporate power, the money and influence the company industries have. having said that, apac is incredible he powerful. they have an exemption, the ban i talked about, essentially it doesn't apply to apac and the groups non-corporate-funded or groups that are ideological have an exemption. so apac every year takes hundreds of members of congress on trips to teach them about the history and create allies and friendships. they make apac incredible he powerful. >> do a lot of groups have an exemption? >

mueller yesterday he was stopped at a security checkpoint where deputies say they noticed irregularities. ann miller statements. the sheriff says he believes his deputies prevented a tragedy. >> it certainly wouldn't want to be saying. after the fact that i wish we would have done something to prevent that shooting. there is absolutely no way that any of us are going to truly know what was in his head. >> now the sheriff claims that mueller is part of an anti-government movement. he was arrested for unregistered firearms, but is now free on $5,000 bail. miller claims he is a trump supporter and meant do no harm. the investigation is ongoing. in miller is due back in court on january. 2nd. forty-niners rookie ricky pearsall was back out on the practice field today for the first time since he was shot in the chest back in august. our first rob nesbitt was at the field for pearsall's return and joins us now live from levi's with the latest on this. rob, tell us how doing. >> vicki media wasn't allowed on the practice field for long. but for the few minutes i was there. i saw pearsall run a

smith, members of the special counsel committee, fani willis, jeff adams, special counsel robert mueller, and county and electrical poll officials. elliott earlier this year, he openly toyed with the idea of taking revenge. >> you know, the word, revenge, is a very strong word. they've had revenge through success, i'd like to see the country survive. because this country is not going to survive like this. revenge does take time, i will say that. sometimes, revenge can be justified. >> and then of course, there was this from last march. >> in 2016, i declared, i am your voice. today, i add, i am your warrior, i am your justice . for those that have been wronged and betrayed, i am your retribution. i am your retribution. >> that was a dramatic turning point in our political life, when he said, i am your retribution. it sounded a lot like what mussolini used to say, i am your avenger. if we thought and hoped his language could get not get more extreme than that, we were wrong. the last push toward election it is moreover an extreme than ever before, both in how he is defining enemies and wh

and mueller has been released from jail on a $5,000 bail. his next court date is set for early next year. reporting from riverside, i'm omar lewis will send it back to you in the studio. >> meanwhile, vice president harris was in the battleground state of north carolina. again, she spoke at a church in greenville today before heading to a rally with supporters. and while speaking at the church, she outlined the federal assistance provided to victims of hurricane helene. she calls out former president trump are spreading misinformation about the federal response to the storm. he's falsely claimed the money for hurricane victims is being used for undocumented immigrants. >> reading just information. when the truth and facts are required and the problem with this beyond the obvious making it harder than to get people life-saving information. if there are led to believe they cannot trust. and that's the pain of it. all. which is the idea that those who are in need have somehow been convinced that the forces are working against them. >> during he

. >> the russian hoax has become gospel, and if you read the mueller report, it was not a hoax, many, many incidents of obstruction and no question that russia tried to interfere in the 2016 election. the rhetoric of nancy pelosi is the rhetoric that had a man arrive to her doorstep, break in, and beat her husband within an inch of his life. he has recovered, thank goodness, but your impression of the interview on fox news contrasted to what we see every day with donald trump? >> i thought he handled it masterfully. he was rude. i don't mind journalists being rude when interviewees are not answering the question, but she was answering the question. she turned it back to make her point. she is showing her skill as an advocate there. i think the contrast between here not being coddled and responding with truth is a remarkable contrast with donald trump who needs to be coddled. if he's interrupted or contradicted, he loses it. he's getting angry and saying he's being persecuted and unfair. the other thing about it, she didn't attack the people who support donald trump, and she is trying

beheading of three young americans, innocent americans, and the horrible rape and torture of kayla muellerountry. i mean, to me, there was a moral awakening with the brutal public murders of these four innocent americans. and in that same timeframe, luke somers and robert levinson, two other brave... luke, a photojournalist, and robert, even a former fbi agent, who also were abandoned in captivity, essentially, to make... it really pushed president 0bama to do a full government and non—government review. so it was kind of a moral awakening, i like to think, that made our government realise we have to do better, we have to look at this. of the world, have been released, and there have been negotiations to get those people released. it's been a blessing. we've had more than 130 since 2015. it's truly remarkable, stephen. but it does also raise some very difficult questions, because in the recent past, there have been some very high—profile deals, deals, for example, with russia, which have allowed the russians, as part of an exchange, to get americans out of russian detention, have allowed t

beheading of three young americans, innocent americans, and the horrible rape and torture of kayla muellerountry. i mean, to me, there was a moral awakening with the brutal public murders of these four innocent americans. and in that same timeframe, luke somers and robert levinson, two other brave... luke, a photojournalist, and robert, even a former fbi agent, who also were abandoned in captivity, essentially, to make... it really pushed president 0bama to do a full government and non—government review. so it was kind of a moral awakening, i like to think, that made our government realise we have to do better, we have to look at this. and there's been a levinson act, so—called... yes. ..which establishes a new protocol for handling these so—called hostage situations. for wrongful detention designation. yeah. you've got now a special presidential envoy within the state department who handles these particular cases, roger carstens. and he says, "what we now refer to as the hostage recovery enterprise "would likely not exist without diane foley." well, i was angry, stephen. and i told the pr

d. mueller boot. i delivered a fiery speech where he said one 3rd of the serbs, we will expel a 3rd that we will kill. and the 3rd we will convert to the catholic faith and the separate them from the orthodox church. because that is the political cool that we're interested in. the speech was immediately accepted as a task and the slaughtering of serbs began across the entire territory of the so called independent state of croatia. the, there's a part of the organized genocide that took place during the war for over $700000.00 searches to the suffering of serbian children. and adults in the infamous state of croatia is a painful testimony to the horrifying flight of the serbian people during world war 2, the general see in the city, be me is that put your chuck? you see a letter subscript a does if you put it because it doesn't have caught even though it was lovely a sleepy lot. when do we still have kid up on it for children? oh god on the lowest is not that is the remote. how is it go to assist them

can, because it goes ends in the last uh, what was the other, what is just digital digital voice. mueller customer appointments. it's just we're still going missing so much longer. they have always just to remember, i don't know felina program was wondering if at the low is just uh for the different school. great. of course. and this will be available on the district to my cell phone. i will answer model for lots of bucks soon of the good good looms that are always on i did an answer. so this is the one on the preventative foreclosure or the phone number where they were, they found it. so i don't think that's material going uh video says blow switch and i do for the new exposure. so if there's only thing where, if it's in a separate, you know, the positively a lot, that's the nature of the cascade. troops are ready to collaborate with the hydro, and you guys, the unit runs his own drone pilot school in terms of lab wastage of the full amount . i thought it was a little blown with the scrub, sitting up in front of the muffler picking on which one of the questions here you're a 2nd to decid

. >> because even mueller person, that's a male born a male believes that they should have been born a female. okay. that's fine. i have. and a lot of people have no issue with that. but notwithstanding and you still have male attributes, you still have the strength of a male and then you're going to let them play with women that stuff for me. i know a lot of parents that have girls in college and saying a plan with my daughter, you could hurt her. even though we want to be fair, we want to be inclusive. the ncaa has to use a little more common sense here and maybe another leg. i don't know if there are enough transgenders to do that or rural sports? i don't know. but it just doesn't make any sense to me or a lot of people that you let a person transgender with male attributes with that strength going against the woman that doesn't have that. now, look at the other side. you have woman that wants to be think she's a man and she wants to transition into that. i mean, that causes all sorts of problems. are you going to let them, for example, played college football at division one leve

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. >> two people convicted by robert mueller's prosecutors, three former republican congressmen. >> junks kushner. >> dinesh d'souza, sheriff joe arpaio. >> bernard kerik, rod blagojevich. >> lil wayne and kodak black. >> dang! is diddy just sitting in jail alone right now? no wonder trump wants to be president again, so he can finish the job and pardon diddy. he is going to pardon diddy. google diddy and trump pictures. i dare you. they have more pictures together than i have with my family. seriously, i've seen these pictures. he's at every party! i don't understand it. he doesn't drink, he doesn't smoke, what is he doing there? what's the vice? i think i have found it. i think it has something to do with baby oil. who else does he want to pardon? maybe his homie steve bannon. but i'm guessing bannon doesn't want to leave prison. he's in there, like, "these are my people! i didn't know there was so many nazis in prison? what is this utopia?" that's where he is at. oh, and trump will also pardon the january 6th soldiers, right? [boos] because you know, he needs them back for the next ja

but how does it taste more more farm is off huntington mueller. i tease him cultivation method because climate change is threatening the likelihood of farmers in uganda and ecuador showing the way how to grow fat and sustainable coffee is the industry really changing, closed out in 45 minutes on d, w, the do you know which should be c industries has the highest c o 2 emission rates, which is good, concrete, transforming business syllabus on to figure out what's the real new deal. just screen blushing the watch. now. the if you're feeling out of sorts, lose your appetite or your skin looks on healthy, you're gall, bladder or liver. it could be to blame my liver. you might ask, but i don't drink much and i'm way too young for liver problems. that's what i've in java. or sure, thought too, until she found herself in a lot of pain. was it all in her head? then there's chris john, comedy, who's liver. it kept failing on him, putting his life in danger. in both cases, doctors were initially stumped. i had to prepare for the fact that i might need a live

. >> the sheriff claims that mueller is part of an anti-government movement. he was arrested for unregistered firearms but is now free on a $5,000 bail. miller claims that he is a trump supporter and meant no harm. the investigation is ongoing. in miller is due back in court on january. 2nd, both presidential candidates are making a major push for one of the most pivotal voting blocs in the election. latino voters, bp harris is underperforming here compared to the last 3 democratic candidates. former president trump solidifying his support, particularly among latino men. the vice president is attempting to reignite momentum among younger and working class latinos. the vice president just rolled out an opportunity agenda for black men to address financial and career opportunities, hoping to solidify this crucial demographic as trump has been gaining support from black male voters. vice president harris and former president trump are locked in a dead heat for the presidency. in today's political minute, blake burman breaks down the issues. most important to the

you are a wanted man in russia in exchange for allowing robert mueller to go to russia as part of hisestigation. >> we would expect the americans would reciprocate and they would question officials including the officers of law enforcement and intelligence services of the united states whom we believe, who have something to do with illegal actions on the territory of russia. for instance, we can bring up mr. browder in this particular case. business associates of mr. browder has earned over one and half billion dollars in russia. they never paid any taxes either in russia or the united states. yet, the money escaped the country, transfer to the united states. i think that is an incredible offer, thank you. >> you can say vladimir putin does not like you that is your business with p then donald trump comes in and says that is possibly something we can do that is wild for americans to understand this relationship extend to them you an american citizen, are actually endangered by a donald trump presidency. >> to have the most powerful man in the free world offering to hand me over to a m

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what is just enjoy the voice mueller customer, and what is this just we're still going missing so much more good. i have always just the program was wondering if at the lower is just a different school. great, of course. and that's gonna be really quite interesting to live. so model lots of books. so all of the good, good items that are always on the i did an answer. so it is used of the, the, the, to the 4th floor. there are the only way where i think where they found it. so it's got open, that's material and video says below storage on that i do for the new exposure. so if there's only thing where if it's in a separate, you know, the positively what, that's the nature of the kind of scout troop. so ready to collaborate with the hydro. and you guys, the unit runs his own drone pilot school and try and lab wastage of the full amount of authority on the scrub. well, with this construct, if uh, it depends on the muffler on those questions, you know, in a 2nd decide as i've just had a couple of this. yes ma'am, for them. whichever class the school way below, but the escrow the 2nd competi

working for ukraine and they're accused by mueller of of of not disclosing their lobbying their their lobbying efforts on behalf the pro-russian forces in ukraine. and they all, you know, go down together. right, right, right and a bunch of our here to the same thing where they sort of come and break up again. so there's a lot of symmetry. yeah, for sure. so we're sort of looking for people who kind of keep our story moving together and not just be a diversion, definite. where would you rank a pack among lobbyists terms of power? and so apex is incredibly powerful. i mean, so again, we were trying to focus just on corporate lobbying, trying to not get in a foreign lobby. we're try to not at other type of lines. we try stay away from ideological issues. we don't get into abortion. we're just looking at corporate power. the that the money and influence the companies in the industries have. having said all that aipac is incredibly powerful. they they have an exemption that gift ban that i talked about in the post abramoff rule essentially apply to aipac and to groups that are non-corpora

deal with the issue of concentration camps that follows the real story of lutheran minister martin mueller and dachau for criticizing the. his words are still remember today. first they came for the socialists and i did not speak out because i was not a socialist than they came for the trade unions and i did not speak out because i was not a trade unionist and then they came for the jewish and i did not speak out because i was not jewish and then they came for me. a variety of opinion piece felt theyri anti-sentiments supplied political ammunition against fdr's campaign for a third term. goldman initially wanted to distribute the film but was opposed by production administration officials joseph green and jeffrey sherlock offer what green called "pose" the british propaganda. and concerns over sitting president for history. goldwyn insisted if you were not given the go-ahead then will hayes should block all other major studios from buying the films. enter son james and his defendant company which was quietly given approval after the most violent scenes were removed. eleanor recorded the am

but for now, this is the 1st time that israel has dared attack mueller trigger uses inside to, from the iranian capital. and i am expecting the ringing government to this long so far. we don't have, we haven't heard anything from the wrong enough. it shows that it's very likely that they will start talking about retaliating is really the question when this will happen and how large this will be, is yet to be observed based on the bombing official statements. but it's also not worth the you to remember that it ran it. officials has been warning israel that is as terriers out of strikes against iran. they will definitely list on this on the response will be much harsher than the previous ones. despite israel's claim of military success to ron, says the attack was largely and effective. what, what do you think israel's goals even were in this attack to i think for, as i said, the 1st, the israel is trying to meet the public to find inside israel. that is a lot of these seeking some form of a response from their latree to it wrongs and strikes against points and tell a beef. but if i say it

german lutheran minister martin mueller sent to dachau for criticizing not the nazis. his words are still remembered today. first they came for the socialists. i did not speak out because i was not a socialist. then they came for the trade unionists and did not speak out because i was not a trade unionist. then they came for the -- and i did not speak out because i was not --. then they came for me and there was no one left to speak for me. a variety of opinion piece felt that the voicing of roosevelt sentiments was a risky move supplying political ammunition against fdr. his campaign for a third term. goldwyn initially wanted to distribute the film, but was opposed by production code administration officials joseph breen and geoffrey sherlock. over what breen called, quote, avowedly british propaganda. and in over setting precedents for the industry, goldwyn insisted that if he were not given the blessing to go ahead, then will he should block all other major studios buying the film. enter son james and his independent, which was quietly issued a seal of approval afte

german lutheran minister martin mueller sent to dachau for criticizing not the nazis. his words are still remembered today. first they came for the socialists. i did not speak out because i was not a socialist. then they came for the trade unionists and did not speak out because i was not a trade unionist. then they came for the -- and i did not speak out because i was not --. then they came for me and there was no one left to speak for me. a variety of opinion piece felt that the voicing of roosevelt sentiments was a risky move supplying political ammunition against fdr. his campaign for a third term. goldwyn initially wanted to distribute the film, but was opposed by production code administration officials joseph breen and geoffrey sherlock. over what breen called, quote, avowedly british propaganda. and in over setting precedents for the industry, goldwyn insisted that if he were not given the blessing to go ahead, then will he should block all other major studios buying the film. enter son james and his independent, which was quietly issued a seal of approval afte

gokul: we are thrilled to work with impulse, tom mueller and his team, the innovations they bring. propulsion tech. the ability to access higher orbit. ed: the basics, small sats, they can move them at different orbits. gokul: for longer durations. they are building an orbit transfer vehicle, so they can move from one orbit to another at a price point that was not available before. the u.s. most critical systems are located in higher orbit which are expensive to reach. we will be able to put assets in those orbits to do the missions we have been talking about. we are a mission systems provider. we provide end-to-end systems that answer dod mission, whether observing things in space or doing other things. we're are excited to work with partners like impulse to bring together their systems and ultimately missionize them for a dod use case. caroline: you articulated a threat. assets need protecting/overseeing. how quickly are we seeing other companies, countries doing what you are doing? or that they will be able to target us? gokul: we've heard the u.s. government say openly space is

mueller called become the director, around christmas time, a nice time. my thumb is all of my house. that was the only time. today, i think it's hard. >> maybe one more question from the audience. let's see, here, please.e. >> thank you for coming today. it's the opinion of many of progressive their issues generally popular among the american people whether they are democratic or republican. one of the species the comes to mind its expansive public health care. but the progressives say that well, the reason why these issues are not being engaged with, even though their general popular because money politics, what would you all say to that? >> i'm not sure i would agree, i would have to look at the polling but expanding public healthcare, expanding public health care. i mean there so many people who do not d like the aca. we had such a hard time passing that.. i mean, there's a lot of people who want universal health care. there's a lot of people who have universal healthcare. it'se. called medicare and he would always be in receipt of the trinity people a

. >> because even mueller person, that's a male born a male believes that they should have been born a female. okay. that's fine. i have. and a lot of people have no issue with that. but notwithstanding and you still have male attributes, you still have the strength of a male and then you're going to let them play with women that stuff for me. i know a lot of parents that have girls in college is saying a plan with my daughter. you could hurt her. even though we want to be fair, we want to be inclusive. the ncaa has to use a little more common sense or maybe foreman other leg. i don't know if there are enough transgenders to do that or rural sports? i don't know. but it just doesn't make any sense to me or a lot of people that you let a person transgender with male attributes with that strength going against the woman that doesn't have that. now, look at the other side. you have woman that wants to be can think she's a man and she wants to transition into that. i mean, that causes all sorts of problems. are you going to let them, for example, played college football at division. one