you heard what your colleague, beth van duyne, had to say there. let's start in our conversation here because so many democrats are criticizing what happened between president zelenskyy and president trump and vice president vance yesterday. i want to just go right to your reaction to what happened and what it all means. >> well, first, it was, in my opinion, just a very shameful display for all that to happen in the oval office many front of the world and all of our allies who we need to stop russia. and i think what, honestly, is most disgraceful is that throughout that conversation that the president could not be clear that putin is a danger to europe, to ukraine and to the united states. putin is an authoritarian dictator, and we need to call it like it is and to embarrass zelenskyy who is taking putin on right now, to belittle him, an ally -- griff: but, congressman, met me -- >> i think it's a big mistake. griff: if we're being fair here, you're saying it was shameful in that zelenskyy was the one who was attacked. but let's be honest, we all

liz: congresswoman beth van duyne, thank you for being with us. great to see you.mney's assertion that russia is our number one geopolitical foe, the truth of the matter is that. liz: yeah, that was barack obama talking about how russia is not the geopolitical foe for the u.s. and something democrats don't want you to see or hear. trump special envoy morgan ortagus will take it on next. stay right there. ♪ from starting out... whatever you need you guys give me a call! ...to saving up... ...to income in retirement. you got this. vanguard fixed income funds can help advisors grow their clients' savings. vanguard. fifty years of high quality investments. patients who have sensitive teeth but also want whiter teeth they have to make a choice one versus the other. sensodyne clinical white provides two shades whiter teeth as well as providing 24/7 sensitivity protection. patients are going to love to see sensodyne on the shelf. baby: liberty! mom: liberty mutual is all she talks about since we saved hundreds by bundling our home and auto insurance. baby: liberty! bibert

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i will now take a number questions, starting i think with you, beth. reporter: thank you, prime minister. watching president trump berate a war-time president and defender of european freedom in the oval office said to many people what you've already said in a way, that everything has changed. given that the u.s. has become an unreliable ally, did you as european leaders discuss the prospect of actually going it alone and actually what the reality of a u.s. pulling out of this -- all of this would mean? do you think you really do need the u.s. and if you do, do you think the coalition of the willing will be enough to bring president trump back around? thank you. p.m. starmer: well, first in relate to last friday. nobody wanted to see what happened last friday. but i do not accept that the u.s. is an unreliable ally. the u.s. has been a reliable ally to the u.k. for many, many decades. and continues to be. there are no two countries as closely aligned as our two countries, and our defense and security and intelligence is intertwined in a way no two othe

beth shott, a special agent, was fighting for me. >> the thing both family and investigators are mostng if we should strike some sort of deal with harold ahead of time, just because everybody's primary concern was haley. >> with haley's safety weighing on them, prosecutors begin building their case against harold. >> harold turns out to be a not very nice person. that doesn't mean you murdered your wife. >> toni was set to inherit a lot of money. she was set for life. she knew it, they knew it, and certainly, harold knew it. >> toni henthorn got regular royalty checks from her family, because they're in the oil industry. >> these checks that toni would get for oil and gas, harold would deposit them. and at one point, toni's father found out that all of the oil and gas checks went into harold's account and he confronted toni with it. he's like, "why don't you have your own account? why don't you separate your finances from harold?" and that spurs toni to open up her own bank account. and she actually took the next checks, and she deposited them. harold was not on that account. >> i tho

i will now take a number of starting with. with you, beth, at sky. of all of this would mean? do you think you really do need the us? the us has been a reliable ally to the uk for many, many decades and continues to be. aligned as our two countries and our defence and security and intelligence is intertwined in a way that no other two us. backing. work on this plan. thank you. i've got robert. from itv. hello, robert peston, itv. russia? to defend the peace. ukraine, in europe, and certainly not in the united i want stability in the united kingdom. there is conflict in europe it will wash up on our shores. and already in the last three years, what's happened in ukraine has had a massive impact on many working people instability in our economy caused by that conflict so we are not unaffected by it. defence depends on the defence and security of europe. british people is my number one duty and responsibility and i thank you. chris at the bbc. between president trump and zelensky, do you feel a greater personal responsibility alongside president macron

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. >> my sources are the former deputy director of national intelligence, beth sanner, and the formerambassador to the eu. during trump's first term, first term, gordon sondland. it's great to have you both here. what were your thoughts on on how zelenskyy in the oval office responded, reacted. trump kept saying, you have no cards here. you have no cards to play. as zelenskyy was was pushing back and responding. >> look, you know, i do think that. there is no way that the sovereign elected leader of a democracy that is at war can just roll over. but i do think it went too far and, you know, but we can't take we can't take it back. i will say on that little clip, this whole idea of it being about the people, that does not appeal to president trump. president trump has often said it's not about people. it's not about institutions. it is about people. to people like leaders, to leaders. mano a mano. and so, you know, for repairing this, it is going to have to be zelenskyy to trump somehow to get it, get through it. it's never going to be fixed. but maybe fixed enough is what we have to l

beth reports from ro, a kind of jo is one of forward you facing them as left in rome, where they used to be a 160 the romans who want to experience the world outside the tunnel city options and narrowing those trying to save its sentiments say the real estate they occupied should be reserved for use by the local community. a. it is fundamental that a city like room, which is the city of cinema and is one of the cities in which culture is among the most important in the world. and among the oldest in the world maintains this cultural aspect because you don't just eat the food, but you also have to know which the soul, here's a french model that could be key. west city most have multiple functions, cultural, but also commercial movies that you know, these are not the ruins road wants to be known for. to stay open. owners must by know, devote most of the space to cultural activities. but that sort of profitable is converting to shop sort of palm. and so instead of the electoral for at least 10 years after which they can be converted into pretty much anything developers. once it cuts out

uh huh. mulch beth best day of false things for the muslim holy month. of ramadan, they did so image, russell and destruction i. prisoner released onto the c 5 deal returned home to find many of his family members were killed in on his riley strike. mohammed hodges reports sunset, overt garza, the time for prayer and reflection. this is what i was on the comes without the threats of is really bombing. but the palestinians fair because of the 1st phase of the seas by a comes to and then they'll be a return to the desk and displacement while left now. okay, see, and then how do i, what did you have to did that i am scared of the work to be launched again after 15 months of suffering and bombing and showing we only as a country to do what is necessary for the 2nd stage of negotiations. to start soon into increasing and many to again 8 and to start with construction of gaza palestinians in gauze. i've lost so much this past year and livelihoods that most of their loved ones is yusef. i'm a person of the 25 of his family members, and then this rarely strike,

i think, as i said, that that key question from from beth rigby.eeds to be more pro—defense. and that's what nobody. >> was that until donald trump came along. >> well, i mean, if we go back. >> well, i mean, if we go back. >> to the guilty of this. >> to the guilty of this. >> as well. yeah, the conservatives are guilty of it, but the labour party definitely isn�*t. at the end of the day, we've got to look at i want to hear from belgium, i want to hearfrom belgium, i want to hearfrom belgium, i want to hear from i want to hear from portugal, spain, croatia. what are all these people doing? why isn�*t their defence spending not up? we've got geert wilders over there running around on a 1.4% gdp. there can't be talking gdp. there can�*t be talking tough if they're not going to put their money where their mouth is. >> you can't give labour too much credit in terms of. >> all the credit. >> all the credit. >> i�*ll give you. >> i'll give you. >> i'll give you. >> i�*ll give you exactly what's >> i'll give you exactly what's going on. >> some credit to

it did lensky beth and walked away from a deal. it was vice president j. d bands and president donald trump, who actually ambushed the ukraine president and then escorted him out of the building, even though he was prepared to stay. he threw watch in a, a working meeting to sign an agreement, and then do a joint press conference. and so now the question becomes, is donald trump, in fact, ready to sign this agreement? and we still don't know what exactly is in this deal. and if there are, in fact, security guarantees that the united states is prepared to offer. if and when bladder might pull actually breaks in agreement, because as we have said from our history less than from presidents and wednesday on friday, president clinton has always broken an agreement. we saw the george and we saw with crimea. the question now is what we see it would you crate? yeah, absolutely. um you mentioned that which was interesting. eric, that you mentioned that it might well be donald trump, who is not ready to sign this agreement, although he's announcing it there is if thi

, what do you make of what you're hearing about bottle, and what is the lack of accountability for beth alonda, the civil war? what does it mean from annual review? i'm flab augustus. i mean, i have a copy of the report to says print the government, so it's on, i'm sorry, but the seats are not on there, but the, i mean what you're hearing from, from the present vicar missing his brother in law. would you mind just as long as you're asking his remarks about as a vendor sales or the general he referenced? i mean, those are astonishing to say that there isn't a case bush of interest over to answer when the united states on the stage out to you and have made a case against him is awfully insulting to victims. and i think it just shows the impunity that he has. so fortunately, that's absolutely shocking. and we look basically at the j b p, out prizing time. the late eighty's way towards who is endemic, when full disappearance happens on a massive scale. and we look at the connection between that and the civil war and what the connection is that you see the same electric perpetrators. and you

>> well, look, we care about two things, right in the march 4th is about the border, and beth mexico have done a reasonable job on the border. they're both working hard on the border. we've had the lowest crossings ever, ever under donald trump because of his ability to negotiate with canada and mexico. but the fentanyl continues to come into this country and continues to murder our people. expect ingredients are made in china, they're sent to mexico and canada, and then they come and attack our country, and that's got to end. the president's been crystal clear on those two points. they have done a lot, so he's sort of thinking about right now i how exactly he wants to play it with mexico and canada, and that is a fluid situation is. there are going to be tariffs on tuesday on mexico and canada, exactly what they are we're going to leave that for the president and his team to negotiate and, obviously, i'm talking to him all the a time to discuss what that's going to be on tuesday. but can china pa's got to stop -- china's got to stop making these ingredients. remember, in to 19 -- 20

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you've long been hold to the beth and ravenel currie chair at the american enterprise institute, where he is director of social cultural and constitutional studies and editor of national affairs. his books include the great debate. edmund burke, thomas paine and the birth of right and left. rich lowry is editor in chief of national review and an omnipresent political columnist, columnist, podcaster and television analyst of current events. his books include the case for nationalism how it made us powerful, united and free. professor alan, would you lead us off, please? sure. thank you so much. chris, i think you did pretty much sum it all up, so thank you for giving us that economical account. it's a pleasure to be here. i am grateful for the invitation i served for ten years on the board of amherst college, so i'm also particularly enjoying that glimpse into the history of the college. there's a lot to talk about, actually, because in fact, preserving knowledge and understanding of the founding is not easy. it does take active work from one generation to the next. so i'm grateful that

please reconsider keeping this position at beth valley. >> thank you. thank you. >> hi, my name is josh davidson. i cook for kids and make it to your kitchen. uh, real quick because we have such limited time. if you ask the managers to make the cuts, the managers aren't going to cut themselves. but the real reality is that my team would be fine without me but i could not do my job without them. >> thanks. >> good evening. my name is kind of hazelwood. i use amateur pronouns. >> i am the district coordinator for lgbtq student services. >> i'm one of 20 or 30 fives that your proposal looks to cut tonight. as a black student at lowell. the gsa helped me recognize that i was okay, that i was valid, that i deserved to be celebrated and have a place on this earth. it is important that we continue to do this work. in fact it's my honor that i get to sit in that role that helped me continue to survive and be successful as an active u.s. student. more than one third of our students identify as lgbtq. 83% of them as students of color. these are students who are t

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