with that thank you let's talk about able archer 83. what was able archer 83? according to the nsa, not the national security archive where i work, the real nsa. an excellent volume on the cold war that is one of the best declassified reads i've read. 1982-1984 was called quote the most dangerous confrontation since the cuban missile crisis. able archer 83 was the crux of it. it was a native nuclear exercise exercise thatr caused unprecedented military actions in the soviet union and and may have put us on a hair trigger with them according to a u.s. analysis. in other words, one of the two most dangerous moments of the cold war is largely unknown to the public. in my book, i argued that able archer 83 brought the world unacceptably closer to nuclear war and had a key effect on our foreign policy and its effect on the danger helped ronald reagan lead us to the end of the cold war. speaking of president reagan, here is one of his famous notecards. you may know that he always had notecards. prepared by his staff. he used them and used them well. this is a great d

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archer, that is, an archer, is precisely such a name. was chosen for the swedish saw and for a reasonuse its main advantages are range and shooting accuracy. but whether these advantages will be able to be effectively used by the ukrainian armed forces and how they use this sauna for combat, we will tell you everything now. archer is a joint project of swedish and british designers. production of this howitzer began in the 2010s, that is, relatively recently, outflow compared to other systems, this pie is still pretty hot, what else? the biggest advantage of archer is the record effective firing range, which is quite a large amount, more than 40 km. for example, the domestic sau bohdan, which, by the way, we don't have that many, has a slightly shorter range. and warehouse. less than 40 km, or for comparison take sao acacia, the soviet installation is still popular in the ukrainian army, its effective range is generally only 20 km. as for other foreign air defense systems that are in service with ukraine, they too inferior to archer, we are talking about the german howitzer tank, suza

that's where hunter -- devon archer comes in.ports are correct, he is prepared to testify that on a number of occasions, maybe dozens of occasions when hunter biden was with some of those foreign businessmen overseas, hunter biden would call up his father, put him on speakerphone and introduce him. here is my friend and joe biden would exchange pleasantries with that person. if that's true that's a con true that's a direct connection. >> bill: democrats say it adds up to nothing. chris murphy from over the weekend. >> i think it is a witch hunt. if hunter biden has broken the law he should be held accountable for it. i don't think he is being treated any differently than anyone else accused of the crimes he has been accused of. >> bill: here is the catch if devon archer talks about what you described that statement by chris murphy makes no sense. >> it will be very interesting to see how democrats react to this today because in the past they've had the dilemma any time testimony about hunter biden and conceding that yes, hunter b

maria: what are you expecting to get from devon archer. >> i don't want to put words in devon archer'si'll say this. he has an opportunity to come tomorrow to the house oversight committee and tell the truth. he has an town be a hero, like the two whistleblowers were, like the judge in delaware was who rejected the sweetheart plea deal from the department of justice to hunter biden. devon archer could be in that category of americans that just come and tell the truth. cheryl: that was house oversight committee chairman james comer joining maria on sunday morning futures ahead of devon archer's highly anticipated closed door testimony on capitol hill today. the department of justice is now claiming it did not call for archer to be jailed ahead of his testimony. the doj saying in a new letter to a new york judge, quote, the government request that any surrender date should the court order one is scheduled to report after the defendant's congressional testimony is complete. this comes after a letter sent saturday appearing to show the doj pushing for archer to report to prison. liz, we've

archer specific case will require j archer specific case will require careful treatment, archer specificways again. for inspiration, there is alwastimmy anderson. 41 the summer, and despite a growing string, expected to be fit for yet another ashes battle. doctor gary, bbc news. well, as mentioned there, jimmy anderson is in that 15 man squad. the other big news is that jonny bairstow has returned as wicketkeeper in place of ben foakes. bairstow, who has not played for england since breaking his leg in august, will take the gloves against ireland on the 1st ofjune. our cricket reporter henry moran spoke to me about why that decision was made. ben fulks was the man that kept wicket last summer and through the winter. ten wins and ten test message. ben stokes is a reign in charge. but because of, the form of harry brooke, when winter was missing with a broken leg, it demanded the question, where to spend fit in? bench spokes said he is the best we could keep her in the world on numerous occasions but england has gone for the option of a better and more than capable wicketkeeper. tough, unq

archer says love you, brother. very much man, these blank people, i swear to god, i'm making sure i'm nots saying these words out loud here. we'll have the last laugh. i know, can i please come see you now that i'm not a felon, don't answer that, when and where. i liked you better as a felon. call me later. archer writes back, okay, and ends the conversation with a laugh. you all are saying and i get it, this shows how close they are. when i read it, what i see it shows how little they care. i don't want to say hair, the a arrogance and hunter. don't worry, we'll get the justice department back for attempting to. my dad is important and powerful and we don't have to play by the rules is what i read from that. >> ainsley: we were talking about that and will and i had a conversation about that. if we had our case dropped by a judge and didn't have to go to jail, i would be writing, thank the good lord, i'm exonerated, i'm off the hook, i would be so grateful they are arrogant, hunter is. devin archer no so much, i've

archer was immediately paroled for time served. in a sentencing report he states he has never seen a doctor or been hospitalized for mental illness and that he was not under the influence of drugs and alcohol. law also arrested by the media police at the end of 2012 and was found guilty on six counts including forgery altering a document careless driving and driving on a suspended or revoked license. archer whose house was raided this afternoon was set to be sentenced for that crime this coming monday. but criminal records prove no trail linking archer to terroristic teachings. neighbor says they were quiet. >> they were regular normal people that minded their business. >> reporter: this afternoon the small street with just 12 houses is roped off as officers execute add search warrant inside. >> you never suspect that this type of activity or individuals like this is living so close. >> reporter: law enforcement believe what 33 found unside this home as well as the seconds location in philadelphia will help them to determine if arc

archer, how important was the biden brand to your business? conclude less productive than you would expect there. chad, do we see a story that is sliding here now? when you put together what you just reported with dan goldman from new york saying there were conversations but innocent, essentially. and what karine jean-pierre said a week ago, never in business, so the language changes there. is this a story that is slipping? >> it appears that there are some changes. certainly from what the white house said a couple of days ago from the press secretary. again, and it might be an issue of interpretation when dan goldman says these were casual conversations, did they just put the president on the horn. but keep in mind if you are dealing with people overseas and you are the son of the vice president, now the president, and you put him on the speaker phone, that is going to carry a certain amount of weight, especially when you are dealing with this question of the ukrainian prosecutor, and that's what republicans are trying to get at here saying w

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firing out and wounding archer who's captured moments later. police officials say archer later confessed to the ambush and he gave a chilling reason. >> he stated he pledges his allegiance to islamic state he follows allah and that is the reason he was called upon to do this. >> according to him he believed that the police defend laws that are contrary to the teaching of the occur rhawn. >> reporter: authorities search add pair of addresses linked to archer on friday. including one in delaware county and another in west philadelphia. archery leased from the hospital into police custody has not revealed whether he belongs to isis or simply supports their cause. >> i think that was part of his savviness, if you will, in stopping just short of implicating anyone else. >> reporter: 33-year-old officer hartnett a five year veteran of the philadelphia force remains hospitalized with what are described as very serious injuries to his left a arm. mayor kenney says the city will provide the officer and his family with whatever they need. >> our officers

devon archer is going to -- not testify.s not going to be under oath. is he going to appear before members of congress at 10:00 a.m. this morning to answer their questions because is he reportedly said that hunter introduced his father to his foreign business partner

a player of archer's calibre. it's probably better for us if archer is not in there.t the only england fast bowler to be betrayed by his body. ollie stone is currently out with a hamstring problem. the latest of several injuries he suffered. wood had problems with his elbow and hip. the rapid mills has long been restricted to short form twenty20 cricket because of his back. fast bowling is a brutal business, contorting the human frame into unnatural positions, forcing many times the body weight through them at impact. at the university they work with the england and wales cricket to better understand the mechanics of bowling and try to find ways of minimising the risks. one of the real big learnings| of the years is understanding how bone operates. bone is a living tissue. sojust like you train - your muscles come you go to the gym, you also - train your bones as well. that is part and parcel with fast bowling. - and there is an optimum - where if you go over the edge, you are much more prone to getting injured. - so workload is a big factor as well. - archer's specif

why did burisma hire devin archer? because he was close to long-time political associate and bagman for the sitting u.s. secretary of state john kerry. why did they put hunter biden on the board? he knows nothing about the natural gas business. why did they hire him? because he's the son of the sitting vice president of the united states. there is a direct connection between biden -- joe biden and hunter biden. they're father and son. i used to spend some time in central europe. one of the gifts left by the soviets is corruption. if you had problems with the government in kiev, you hired an american. what better americans to hire for burisma to hire than the buddy of the sitting vice president -- secretary of state and the son of the sitting vice president of the united states. there was corruption right from the get-go. the fact that the vice president, then vice president, now president thinks that it's to his advantage to say i never talked to my son about his business, he should have. son, you're involved in a corr

devon archer is going to -- not testify.e can't use that language because technically he is not going to be under oath. is he going to appear before members of congress at 10:00 a.m. this morning to answer their questions because is he reportedly said that hunter introduced his father to his foreign business partners or perspective investors. he has also said think got on the phone together. hunter biden would call his cad on speaker phone some of the business folks burisma over in ukraine and brag his dad was vice president at the time and get him on the phone. >> will: in that closed door meeting scheduled to take place as you said today at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. it's expected that archer will reveal joe biden's alleged involvement in multiple phone calls regarding foreign business deals when he was vice president. the meeting is expected to last about four hours. the justice department sending a letter to archer on saturday, urging him to report to jail. remember, republicans say is an attempt continue tim date him befo

. >> reporter: the moment of the shooting, suspected gunman archer is on his own. the officer is ambushed on patrol and shot three times. but nbc news has sources that at least three other individuals are being sought in connection with archer. and there are fears tonight that the city's offices could still be targets. on saturday night an anonymous woman approached a philadelphia cop with information about archer. she warned the officer that the threat to police is not over. she said that the offender is part of a group that consists of three others. according to police, the informant said that archer is not the most dangerous one in the group. and that the other three continue to hang out here around the corner from where the officer was shot and across the street from where archer lives. the tipster told police that the self--described archer was radicalized at this mosque in west philadelphia. the mosque administrator said archer attended but denies the accusation and tells nbc news he has not been questioned by authoritied. >> we preach moderation. so this is

police run in to edward archer again.ast night they claim gun in hand trying to end the life of a cop. >> he just started firing with one aim and one aim only is to kill him. >> reporter: richard ross the police commissioner here. in addition to facing sentencing monday in his delco case archer was about to be hauled into philly court the following week for a possible parole violation. archer previously lived with his mom in yeadon but property records show a bank foreclosure on her home at the end of the year. archer told investigators that he believes police defend laws that are contrary to islam. chris, back to you. >> jeff, thanks. meanwhile authorities in the local muslim community are reacting to the suspect's claims he carried out the attack in the name of islam. sabina kuriakose live at a mosque in west philadelphia. sabina, what do you know? >> reporter: chris, right now we are outside of this mosque here at 60th and osage. now the iman just spoke to us a few minutes ago and call to prayer went out just as you we

devon archer was one of the key players very close to the biden family.a question of what does he know and what is he going to tell investigators? how close will to get them to solving this mystery about president biden's involvement in the form business deals? >> as vice president joe biden bragged about getting a prosecutor fired who was looking into the burisma company. had put his son and devon archer on its board. you have to wonder what the connection is there. quickset is right. that is right when joe biden was becoming sort of the top u.s. figure dealing with ukraine on behalf of the obama administration. these a burisma board seats were lucrative. up to one year to year presidet biden's make and they were wiring money to devon archer as well. and victor was a general prosecutor to ukraine was ousted during biden's at time of working with ukraine heat later bragged about getting him fired and now the democrats will argue there were many others who thought he was not doing enough to prosecute corruption in ukraine. but at the time he was fired, he

archer's providing today is so absolutely essential.n't do is just jump to where people's hearts are. what we have to do is actually get the facts, then allow justice to follow the facts. this transcribed interview from mr. archer today, i think, is an essential piece to the puzzle, and jim jordan and james comer are going to continue to get the facts for the american people. david: and finally, you know, we're coming up to another election that is being clouded by another whole series of legal issues. we had that in 2016, 2020, etc., but never anything like this where both of the top candidates have indictments sort of hanging over their heads, potential indictments in the case of joe biden or actual indictments in the case of donald trump. so what do you make of this, and what do you think voters are going to make of it? >> well, i can tell you when i'm back home and i was in kenosha yesterday talking to folks who are so darn frustrated that that they can't afford the things that their family needs. they're suffering under bidenomics,

>>s cross-examining devon archer. so devon archer ooh's explaining the value of hunter biden sitting on the burisma board. well, it's for the grand. what does that mean, the brand? if who's the brand? if watch this testimony unfold. so archer says the brand, i think that's why burisma was able to survive for as long as it did. goldman says, because of additional capital or what in no, just because of brand. goldman says, well, i don't understand. how does that have an impact? archer says, well, capabilities to navigate d.c. that they were able to, you know, basically be in the news cycle. i think that preserved them from, you know, a longevity standpoint. that's, like, my honest, that's like really what i -- that's how i think about this holistically k. and goldman says, but how would that work? archer says, because people would be intimidate to mess with them, again, because of the brand. goldman asks, in what way? and archer says, legally. [laughter] this is about getting a prosecutor fired this ukraine. pete: he's

joffre archer. —— 23. once he had got —— jofra archer. he was...tweeted about it the cricket board apologised to him. they said they're going to look through cctv and investigate and try and find out the man responsible. they also said that there will be increased vigilance. they said at the next test, in hamilton in a few days' time. the ecb are also supporting this investigation. in a few hours we should hear from the director of cricket ashley giles he is going to be giving a press conference in new zealand. we should have an update there. the ecb are clearly wanting to get ahead of this with the next test just three days away. well, i've been speaking to the former england fast bowler devon malcolm, i was very surprised. i take it way back, i actually lived i was very surprised. i take it way back, iactually lived in i was very surprised. i take it way back, i actually lived in new zealand in the early 19805 when i first started playing cricket in new zealand. a couple of winters there andi zealand. a couple of winters there and i found the zea

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archer: how were they killll? phlox: different ways. this one was given a lethal dose of chloraxine. the first three back there were shot. particle weapons, i believe. this fellow hasn't suffered as much cellular decayay he's our best candidate for a postmortem. care to assist? panel powers up) yeah. (alien voice speaking) maybe it's a log. what do you think? beats me. could be a laundry list or instructions on how to conquer the universe. (alien voice continues) the grammar sounds bimodal. let's hope the next time we make first contact it isn't with a room full of corpses. let's hope. ship. (buzzing) ship. (buzzing) phlox: just what i thought. archer: what? a zymuth gland. it releases triglobulin into the blood. whoever did this is trying to collect triglobulin. what for? oh, any number of reasons. to create medicines, vaccines. soso species have even been known to use it as an aphrodisiac. aphrodisiac? mm-hmm. it's quite a a mmon practice. i'm surprised you're not familiar with it. humans used to collect the bile of black bears and gr

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by the way, devon archer is testifying on monday.ever see -- you usually see the doj send letters like this out on a saturday? >> never. never. this is the first time i've ever heard of the department of justice doing anything on a saturday. maria: so what is this letter? can you walk us through it? the government is apprising the court of the status of devon archer's appeal of his judgment of conviction, and they request that the court set a surrender date for the defendant to report to a facility. please walk us through what this letter says. >> right. yeah. the letter prosecute department of justice is trying to nudge the judge to go ahead and sentence devon archer for something unrelated to what we're going to be talking to him about tomorrow. it's odd that it was issued on a saturday, and it's odd that it's right before he's scheduled to come in to have an opportunity to speak in front of the house oversight committee and tell the american people the truth about what really went on with burisma. so, you know, i don't know if thi

devon archer, hunter's close friend testifies to your committee. your reaction? this is underscoring gop accusations and must corrupt presidency in u.s. history that biden systematically lied to the american people covered up how he and his family profited off overseas deals and what did you make of hunter biden acruised of breaking foreign lobbying laws that devon archer testifies and hunter biden pit joe biden on speakerphone more than 20 times to "sell the biden family brand"? >> yeah, look, devon archer was hunter biden's partner and if anyone knows better than hunter biden and joe biden, devon archer would know and these claims are credible number one. they fit the same pattern of everything that the house oversight judiciary and ways and means committee with the irs have established and documented at this point. what we know is this, that the president said he had never discussed his business dealings with his son. we know that to be untrue based on the fact that 20 accounts linked to bidens were never disclosed and they received over $17 million for sellin

archer confessed to last night's attack and pledged his allegiance to islam. sources tell cbs news that he traveled to egypt and saudi arabia in 2011 and 2012. >>> prison sentenced for handed down for two men found criminally responsible for center city building collapse at 22nd and market. demolition contractor griffin campbell apologized to the victims and their families before a judge sentenced ten to 15 to 30 years. >>> excavator operator sean benschop received a septemberens of seven and a half to 15 years in prison. back in 2013, six people died, 13 were injured, when a four story wall collapsed on a salvation army thrift store. >>> on the cbs-3 healthwatch overcoming phobias when people have extreme reaction toss things like snakes or speaking in public. >> virtual reality is now being used to help people conquer real world fear but health reporter stephanie stahl is here to talk about technology that is using a combination of video games and graphic. >> that is right video games being used therapeutically now, this is about facing your fear in a safe w

archer missed all of last summer after a recurrence of the stress fracture in his elbow.ch t20 series against pakistan which begins at headingley next month and it's believed archer will try to prove his fitness during that series before he is considered for england in barbados, the country of his birth. earlier i spoke to our chief cricket writer cricket stephan shemilt and began by asking him if it was a gamble to pick archer. it really interesting call from the england selectors because we know how talented jofra archer is, he burst onto the scene in 2019, famously bowled that super over that won england the 50 over world cup but pretty much since that point has been plagued by injuries, back problems most significantly, the right elbow issue that kept him out of all last year's home summer and meant he has not played any top—level cricket since last may. but england are aware that may be the fast bowling department is their weakest area of 13. they have been really cautious in the way that they have brought archer back to fitness. maybe there is a feeling that he has

according to police, the informant said that archer is not the the group. and that the other three continue to hang out here around the corner from where the officer was shot and across the street from where archer lives. the tipster told police that the self--described archer was radicalized at this mosque in west philadelphia. the mosque administrator said archer attended but denies the accusation and tells nbc news he has not been questioned by authoritied. >> we preach moderation. so this is the last place someone would come to get radicalized. >> reporter: law enforcement officials tell nbc they are looking at two trips archer made to the middle east, saudi arabia and egypt, to see if they were funded by organizations with terror links. senior law enforcement identified two out of the three people possibly connected to archer. the identity of the third is still unknown. they add that there is no evidence so far to indicate that archer was anything but a lone actor. still tonight, police here aren't taking any chances, lester, still doubling up on patro

sono jofra archer in england and show what he can do. largely unchanged, consistency has been a key. eoin morgan is captain, with the likes of jonny bairstow, jos buttler, joe root and ben stokes within the world cup 15. and these two are the only additions to the squad to face pakistan. jofra archer and chrisjordan — they have a chance to try and force their way to the world cup. the former england captain michael vaughan thinks archer will be there. he tweeted that, "preliminary squads are a bit of admin for the icc. jofra archer will be in the official world cup squad. #justsaying." he doesn't read much into it. but there are 17 players in the squad to face pakistan, holly, so the question now is how are the selectors going to give all of them a fair and proper chance to show what they can do in just five matches? we shall see. thank you. that hashtag, just saying, we should use that more! now a look at some of the other main stories around today. israel folau has requested a code of conduct hearing after rugby australia ended his con

devon archer describes in great detail what he calls the biden brand and how it was used. details on those 20 plus phone calls, speaker phone calls now. president biden was on speakerphone four. and in the interview, republican congressman andy biggs asked archer, when you say biden family, you are talking about joe biden? archer responds, "yeah, that is fair to say. i don't think about it joe directly but that is fair." that routes the most value to the brand. hunter biden used his data as "defensive leverage for foreign business partners" pure democratic santa missed the sayg he was talking about the weathes key, archer says they were to talk about the weather. and that was signaling them to be powerful. goldman then asked, "this was about to protecting the allusion to access to his father, is that right?" archer says, "that is correct." >> i understand the democrats have to play defense and pretend they don't understand it. but to any normal person, this story is not complicated. you had a guy no skills, no professional ability making money in kazakhstan, romania, russi

meaning archer and hunter. i guess lead us to believe, harold, that the president knew about his son's business partner which means that they probably talk about the business. >> so i will go with the normal good morning and things with having me on. i think this raises a couple of things but i think the president is probably going to have to answer this question again and clarified what he meant by he never spoke with his son about any of his business dealings because it appears at least from mr. archer's transcript of testimony that that has been called into question. i find myself agreeing a lot of times with andy mccarthy. i think his analysis around president trump's most recent indictment. i might agree with him this morning. the issue here for me with president biden is -- if they find some records or some bank account activity that points to transfers or wires, that would be problematic. if the president dies it president biden in his capacity as vice president did anything on behalf of the company obvi

as for the suspect, edward archer, fired more than a dozen shots, archer was also wounded in the shootingearned today the gun used in the crime was a police weapon stolen back in october of 2013. nbc 10's keith jones is here now to give us a closer look at the terrifying face to face encounter. >> as the commissioner said, amazing officer jesse hartnett survived and here's why when we break down the surveillance video. here's the suspect approaching the police cruiser pointing the stolen police weapon at hartnett. then police say edward archer pointed his gun right into the window with his right hand, shooting officer hartnett at point blank range and hitting him three different times. you can see the suspect run away in our next shot, he's a bit of a blur here in the crosswalk. he turns around one more time, tough to see him so i'm going to circle him, right here, even extending the right arm out in the officer's direction. then officer hartnett with his injured arm actually gets out of the police cruiser, he's right here right now favoring that left arm and this is when he's calling for

so why was nothing done to devon archer? but i would caution people not to get too excited about what he may or may not say. let's wait and see what happens. >> is that because there is really not that substantive immunity that, you know, an actual lawyer in a courtroom could maybe argue for if you stand before and get interviewed by this house committee, can they offer him anything? >> well, he can refuse to testify based on fifth amendment immunity. he has an absolute right to do that. for all we know he might show up and do that. the problem he had before was when he didn't show up. so it wouldn't surprise me if he asked for immunity and they could give him immunity. by the way. i don't know if this committee could but the house could give immunity. that immunity, by the way, is every bit as broad as immunity given by the justice department. the immunity given to oliver north and john.dexter is why their convictions got reversed. that could be a development that no one is talking about. >> harris: you are saying the house

text messages different deal than devon archer corroborate the story that devon archer was telling in that transcript. biden family name was cash, it was influence, it was access, it was protection. >> sean: well, i mean this is huge. it 'em sos, don't forget the whatsapp message, i am sitting here with my father. $5 million was transferred from the head of the cefc, the oil giant connected to the chinese government to the biden family, after that whatsapp message exchange? is it. >> absolutely. other money changing hands, allocution documents made by the delaware court, you can download the plea deal. millions of dollars hunter biden is getting from the chinese 17 and 18, now think about that. joe biden looked be the camera saying it's not true, my family didn't get chinese money. his son is calling him a liar. devon archer is calling him a liar. the biden family name is what was being sold and it bought protection and access to the foreign clients who wanted it. >> sean: there is a growing cancer emerging and getting -- growing every day around the biden presidency, the walls are cl

archer attorneys say all devin archer did was exactly what we said he would, show up and answer the questionso him honestly and completely. mr. archer shared the truth with the committee, we will leave it to them to decide what to do with it. here is congressman andy biggs on the findings. >> people would probably not be inclined to legally lean on burisma because of the biden brand. >> archer talked about the big guy and how hunter biden said we need to talk to my guy, see when my guy will be here and those types of things. >> brooke: house republicans zeroing in on the decision to sign off on hunter biden sweetheart deal plea deal rejected by a federal judge last week. todd and carley. >> carley: bring in former investigator to u.s. senate and house of representatives, sam duey. four-hour closed door testimony. what are your top takeaways? >> two things. first, it is extraordinary, it destroys joe biden's narrative, had no idea, never talked to my know so, not involved. joe biden either very much was involved or was an ostrich with his head in the sand. one thing to say hello to your son's

look at what devon archer testified today. he said not only was joe biden on the phone with people including the charisma executives, talking about what ever, even though the president denied he spoke to these people, he said hunter biden was under pressure while they served, to call washington, d.c., and tried to get him fired. not many days later, he traveled to ukraine. we have seen the video where he brags about withholding foreign aid in exchange for the ukrainian president firing the prosecutor investigating the corrupt energy company. >> the meeting took place in dubai and the owner of marie summa was at that meeting. they were desperate to get help from joe biden. is that a fair assessment? >> that is a fair assessment. >> joe biden, i have the tape you are referring to. >> i had gotten a commitment from cora shane company that they would take action. i said we are not going to give you the billion dollars. they said you have no authority. i said tell them, you are not getting $1 billion. i am going to leave here. if t

and now is archer's testimony shedding light on those comments? >> joe biden admitted with pride, admitted, bragged about his role in firing and having the ukrainian prosecutor fired and the archer testimony only adds further evidence to the degree to which joe biden would sometimes get on the phone or publicly weigh in on make it clear that he was connected with his son. molly: meanwhile, hunter biden almost, almost walks out of court with a sweet, no jail plea deal that would have, could have protected him from some further prosecution. president trump appeared thursday facing another indictment. republicans say there's a double standard. the g.o.p. is fighting to level the playing field as they kind of get working to get to the bottom of this ongoing investigation going on, trying to bring to light all sorts of things and they've brought to light some pretty interesting things, some conversations, but do you think there are two standards of justice? >> oh, there's obviously two standards. the question is what is motivating the democratic party?

but it was a much brighter picture forjoffra archer.ession. but he began with the wicket of marcus harris. either side of two lengthy delays for rain and bad light, australia reached 136—2 thanks to a third—wicket stand of 111 between david warner and mar—nus labushane. but archer, who made such an impressive debut in the second test, had warner caught—behind for 61, to spark a collapse of three wickets for three runs. at 173 for six, honours seemed to be even, only for archer to return once again and run through the tail. the last four wickets fell for six runs. i guess it is a thing you are really training for, you train hard and you should be rewarded eventually in the game. i thought that we bold well

archer and mr. biden. now the media also noticed the same day an abc news reporter asked obama house press secretary jay carney about it. here's what happened. hunter biden is not taking a position with. the largest oil and gas company holding company in ukraine. is there any concern about this, the appearance of a of a conflict there? senior president, i would refer you to the vice president's office. i saw those reports. you know, hunter biden and other members of the biden family are obviously private citizens and where they work is not does not an endorsement by the administration or by the vice president or president. but i would refer you to the vice president's office the next day, the washington post ran a story about it. it said the appointment of the vice president's son. a ukrainian oil board looks nepotistic abest. nefarious at worst. again, the appointee of the vice president's son to a ukrainian oil board looks nepotistic at best, nefarious worst. and the media didn't stop questioning asking

the ecb and cricket new zealand — who have apologised to archer.re was an incident asjofra archer left the ground, as he was dismissed, there was something set in the crowd, i think on the scoreboard of the ground, which was offensive. joffrey appointed this immediately as it came off and also reported it to our security when he got back into the changing rooms that he sensed it was a racist, it was racist abuse. it is really u nfortu nate. was racist abuse. it is really unfortunate. he was obviously emotional, it hurts. here is well, to say we fully support him, obviously. there is no place for racism in the game, in any game. jofra is part of our team, whatever the abuse we would be absolutely right behind him and he is a very important part of our team. so, england say they're fully supportive of archer, andformer spinner monty panesar, himself the subject of racist abuse in the past, is hopeful archer will come through this. i thinkjofra is quite a you know, he likes playing under pressure situations. you saw him join the world cup, he took tha

hunter biden, devon archer, zlochevsky, the key guys at burisma.nited states' government because of all the pressure. and that's the term that arch or used in the interview, all the pressure we are under from the prosecutor, from from great britain who seized $23 million in assets of burisma. we need help. and then, of course, five days later joe biden goes to ukraine, gives a speech where he criticizes the prosecutor in ukraine, setting in motion over the next few months when he would ultimately pressure them to fire the guy, or they wouldn't get the taxpayer dollars from the american people. maria: and that is house judiciary committee chairman congressman jim jordan with me on fox business' "maria bartiromo's wall street" this weekend as he identifies at least one decision joe biden made to placate russian energy company burisma allegedly in exchange for being paid $5 million to joe and another $5 million to hunter. joining me right now with more is peter schweizer, president of the government accountability institute. he's author of "secret emp

archer is now in police custody.aders say this incident shows the dangers officers are facing across the nation every day. >>> he's a terrorist. he attacked one of our officers. everybody out there has to keep a vigilant eye open. not only here in philadelphia but around the country. >> officer hartnett remains in critical but stable condition tonight. the homeland security and fbi are also joining with philadelphia police in investigating this shooting. >>> fresh after signing executive action actions on gunl president obama sat down for attain hall meeting with gun rights advocates. >> kevin cork has the latest on the president's gun control agenda. >>> it was a harrowing personal tale. seemed to sum up how many many americans feel about the right to buy gun. >> as a survivor of rape a mother to two small children, you know, it seems like being able to purchase a firearm of my choosing and being able to carry that wherever me and my family are it seem like my basic responsibility as a parent at this point. >> there

with respect to the devin archer statements, devin archer has confirmed over his decade long business relationship with hunter biden that he never heard hunter biden discuss business with his father in phone calls or in person. i do want to add this as well. mr. biden's bookkeeper from 2000 nip to 2018, he was his bookkeeper, he has access to his bank accounts. he had no knowledge of president biden having any involvement in hunter biden's financial activities. with respect to the weiss issue. i know that's been an issue that's been pushed a lot, too. that argument is that -- you know, weiss was derailing the investigation and to hunter biden and slowing it down. you know, key points on that obviously are the fact that weiss was appointed by president trump and as congressman buck said a few days ago in the judiciary committee hearings, if the president had removed weiss when he first came in to office republicans would have argued that that was an effort to derail the investigation against hunter biden. in fact, when the attorney general testified he noted that he had senate republic

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