terry white: terry. matthew caplan: matt. terry white: hi, matt. matthew caplan: hi, siena. are you? siena fluitt: hi. im good. matthew caplan: siena and christine left the room. caplan asked terry about his relationship with don. terry white: you know, in the beginning i would say it was rocky. dennis murphy: terry told caplan that when they went to court over custody of siena, don sometimes seemed to want a confrontation. terry white: and if he can get me in any kind of way, violent, or yell or scream at him, then it would make him look good, and he would ultimately, you know, win the courts side about, you know, hed get his daughter more. so i just-- i wouldnt bite for that. dennis murphy: terry said to the detective that he mostly avoided don, and hadnt had any contact with him in a while. matthew caplan: and were not going to find any dna or fingerprints of yours anywhere in his house, or on his vehicle, or anywhere in that area? terry white: no. i-- i just would not get in the guys life. its just-- to me, its not-- it wasnt worth it because i love that little girl. matt

terry martin. thanks for watching. the being white when it's not like an extraordinary thing, is actually just being normal, especially to defend our already them to the so the german, he gets back on track why the guns europeans increasingly by to writing policies. we start out across europe to find the focus on you remember the next on the d, w. b or own health advocacy by turning into your own expos, where your country without any fiction, with no surprise, be active the way in good shape inc, 6 to minutes on d. w. the risk. to make this documentary smuggle the footage out of the country, the avon inside the protest movement, the 2 of the people slicing the, raising the drive. and why are they willing to risk avon faces of anger? stop march 19th on dw, the news. hello and welcome to this week's focus on here, open the live show. thanks for joining us today. we'll begin today's program in europe. youngest country, comfortable. it was born after years of conflict in the region. and while the economy is growing steadily, the country s

with donald trump, tom be salvaged. officer a was, was that the white house, the, i'm louisa building this is i'll just say or a life from terry hall also coming up for later in the us president remains defiant thing. zalinski is welcome back to the white house when he wants piece the. the fest transfer from atlanta housing garza as palestinians obsessed the holy moms submit to the devastation of war and of extradition. that the us is wasted. 40 years old to mexican drug lords arrive to face justice in america. the are you finding present in the village? them is. lensky says his relationship with donald trump. tom b salvaged off to an extraordinary wolf, was in the open office. took spiraled out of control over how to bring rushes war to an end. so then ski says he would intend to peace talks until ukraine has guarantees against another offensive island fisher has more on the clash out, the white house. but you will see the historic walls of the oval office of god did many secrets. this was all played out in front of the camera. don't tell us what we're going to feel a staggering exchange between the us president his number 2

terry? like you said, these classes are the worst that we've seen in this particular region in syria's coast, on serious coast and other white lawyer list to the former regime have been fighting with the current leaderships forces. now the current leadership says that they've captured around $200.00 at soldiers. they have kept us that they're holding at the moment. and they've also managed to launch attacks on these forces. there was an ambush on the low talk you highway and they responded with drones overhead. and there's also alarming information now coming in about a possible executions of captives carried out by the current security forces. this is according to the syrian observer group that you mentioned, the u. k based one. however, i've also seen videos now surfacing on telegram channels documenting these executions. and it is a very brutal of close killings of what appears to be soldiers trying to surrender or flee. we're talking here about the, a white community, largely in, in western syria that we're clashing with the, the new forces that give us some background here. why are the lights clashing with the security

donald trump beach free is really hostages in the white house as the issues a stern warning to them us to free the others still held in god's the hello i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. european leaders have gathered in brussels for an emergency summit. no on the agenda is boosting defense spending and showing up support for ukraine. top you leaders are being joined by ukraine's president, belong to me as a landscape. the talks com, just days after the us pause military aid and now intelligent sharing with ukraine . european nations are under pressure to step up following trump's decision to distance. the us from europe's security. well speaking just the head of the summit or slip on the line, made it clear just how important this moment is for ukraine and for europe. this is a watershed moment for year old and to crane as part of our european family. it's also water shaped moment for ukraine. europe faces a clear and present danger. and therefore, europe has to be able to protect itself to defend itself. as we have to put ukraine in a position to protect itself and to push for loss thing and just peace. let's go straight to europe wher

it is really cost inches and the white house as the issues a stern warning to a master free. the other is still held in guns. the law. i'm terry martin. good to have you. with this european leaders have gathered in brussels for an emergency summit on the agenda is boosting defense spending and showing up support for ukraine. top you leaders are being joined by ukraine's president for allow me is landscape the talks com, just days after the us pause, military aid and intelligent sharing with ukraine. european nations are under pressure to stuff up following trump's decisions. the distance the us from europe's security commission chief 1st lift on the line has proposed a plan that she calls re arm europe. president soleski has been receiving a much warmer welcome here in europe compared to his meeting with us present. donald trump in the white house last week in brussels. he thank your parents for their continued support, as i want to thank all our european leaders festival and for such signal, strong support. these cons, so strong support from the wherever you know, the war and the lots being during all this pure and last week

it's like terry and violence has a rough fit on the syrian coast is home to the arab countries. aloe, white minority, thousands of people have supposedly being killed in clashes between is limits and government troops and remnants of the a saw the military and the talk care province. the salary shots, the only thing got the nice sky of the northwestern syria, damascus has ordered reinforcements to riley to the area where a few has been declared. the pro aloe wide militants have been told to surrender. face death is the worst flare up in the country. since the collapse of the assad government in december is what we heard about the developing situation from a la talk here based on the h t s military of bombing, the villages and suburbs of la takia, the suburbs of jibley. the muslim l white council has called for a method of peaceful protest to condemn the attack on civilians and la whites reports that coming out that the people of 3 villages in that area by the airport are leaving that house is in a refugees. now they're leaving that house because of the bombing, the clashes a very close to t

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terry, and this is zalinski is fault, and the biden ministrations fault. if you look at the display in the white house, everyone, all zalinski is cheerleaders, and he deliberately interventionists in washington and the chinese and so on. the mac falls, they're all claiming this was an ambush, wasn't an ambush. if you watch the full 15 minutes did nothing really takes place until the 40 minutes in. when is the lensky begins to express hostility to j. d. vast. as call for diplomacy, at least a plurality of americans. and a majority of republicans have concluded that the united states has given too much to ukraine for too little because it's losing on the battlefield. and the knowledge minutes are coming in every day on the pages of the papers that have been the biggest cheerleaders for the war. was a lensky, had to keep the war going indefinitely. and he was entitled left to the state of entitlement by the, by the administration, which had been fueling this from the beginning. and so he was unable to grasp the, the reality that he was in or the fact that as trump accurately said, he had no cards l

terri cheaper. see if you qualify at irokotv. >> donald trump's not done redecorating the white house first. he hung his mugshot in the entry to the oval. now he wants to showcase the declaration of independence right next to the resolute desk. but 47 is not just rearranging the furniture. he's taking a baseball bat to the world order. he told putin to lay off ukraine or he's going to cripple russia with banking sanctions and tariffs. trump's knocking everyone's heads together. >> we're doing very well with russia, but right now they're bombing the hell out of ukraine and ukraine. i'm i'm finding it more difficult, frankly, to deal with ukraine. and they don't have the cards. they don't have the cards. it may be easier dealing with russia, which is surprising because they have all the cards. i mean, and they're bombing the hell out of them right now. and i put a statement in a very strong statement, can't do that. you can't do that. we're trying to we're trying to help them. and ukraine has to get on the ball and get a job done. >> also, trump's writing secret letters and this time it's not

the like terry and protests and classes have also been reported in several cities across syria, including homes. footage circulating online shows an attack on what is said to be in all the white house r. t correspondents. steve sweeney has been covering the unfolding crisis in the region. as we've seen, the syrian all me under the government of mohammed, giovanni has been re branded as ahmed. i'll shower a rushing to protect me. the coastal areas hoping to talk to you and talk to swear, protest as that was storming the government buildings. um, we see a statement from a new deformed organization, branding itself the syrian resistance, which is made up of remnants of the full my on forces under the previous president bush or aside. now they have released a statement under the military council for the liberation of syria, and they have cooled, 4 people from across the country from the jews community. she at suny. i'm goods to unite in what they say as an attempt to overthrow the government of uh, um it all shadow and breaking something kind of stability and build this syria for older. was probus. when i was shot a, i will say the president bush aside, back in december. now thos

white house. have a great day. host: that was terri in georgia. let's hear from arlene from new york on the line for republicans. good morning. are you there? caller: hello? yes, i'm here. host: hi. caller: i am reading the television and i don't see that i'm on. what i want to say is if the democrats are looking for a moment for the republicans to implode, it was yesterday. trump did it. he had no right to treat zelenskyy that way. yes, zelenskyy wants peace. but at what price? a cease-fire that putin will not stand up to? why trump is aligning with putin is beyond me. putin will not break the cease-fire because i am trump? please. he is using chamberlain's playbook. that's all i have to say. thank you for my call. host: let's hear from brad in ohio on the line for independents. good morning. caller: i just want to say thank you. i hope you are having a great day today. i want to reiterate a few things about history and the truth that zelenskyy was trying to speak about. first of all the budapest memorandum put in there that we are supposed to pr

white, face death for here in selma 60 years ago today. joining me now here at the national voting rights museum and institute, congresswoman terri sewell and congressman shamari figures, both democrats of alabama and the congressman jonathan jackson, democrat of illinois and son of civil rights icon, the reverend jesse jackson, who was also with us today. first of all, let me thank you all for being with us. let me start with you, congresswoman sewell. you have you're from selma and you grew up here, and you watched it unfold all your life. you were surrounded by people that had fought the fight, and you were part of the fruit that they bore. tell us how you felt today, particularly when a lot of what they fought for is under assault. >> well, first of all, rev, it's. >> great to be. with you and great to. >> be with my colleagues on. >> this, the 60th anniversary of bloody sunday. yes, i'm a daughter of selma. i grew up in the historic. brown chapel ame church. and so year after year, those. >> foot soldiers would come back. >> even before it was popular. >> to commemorate. what happened. >> on bloody sunday. you know, if. >> we don't. >>

white house. everyone have a great day. thank you. host: that was terry in georgia.ileen in new york on the line -- arlene in new york on the line for republicans. are you there? caller: yes, i'm here. hi. i'm reading the television and i don't see that i am on. what i want to say is, the democrats are looking for a moment for the republicans to implode. well, it was yesterday. trump did it. he had no right to treat zelenskyy that way. yes, zelenskyy wants peace, but at what price? a cease-fire that putin will not stand up to? why trump is aligning with putin is beyond me. putin won't break the cease-fire because i'm trump? please. he's using the playbook. that's all i have to say. thank you for taking my call. host: brad on the line for independent. good morning. caller: i just want to tell you thank you, and i hope you're having a great day today. i want to reiterate a few things about history and the truth that, frankly, zelenskyy was trying to speak about. first of all, the budapest memorandum put in that we are supposed to protect ukraine with the u.k. from any

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