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. >> reporter: while trump, pledging in victory, to focus on uniting a divided america. >> it's time to put the divis divisions of the past four years behind us. it's time to unite and we're going to try, we have to try. and it's going to happen. success will bring us together. i've seen that. >> reporter: the trump transition well under way with transition officials interviewing potential cabinet secretaries and vetting potential hires across a second trump administration. meanwhile, a trump campaign aide tells us to expect at least one thank you rally for former president trump and his supporters in the coming weeks. >> garrett, thank you. >>> let's turn now to brie jackson, who was at howard university where vice president harris delivered her concession speech. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris took the stage here at the campus of howard university and spoke for about 15 to 20 minutes, and was a heartfelt message. she expressed gratitude and let her supporters know that she called and conceded to former president trump. she said this is not the result that they hoped for,

. >> reporter: while tonight trump pledging in victory to focus on uniting a divided america. >> it's time to put the divisions of the past four years behind us. it's time to unite, and we're going to try. we're going to try. we have to try, and it's going to happen. success will bring us together. i've seen that >> and. >> garrett, the trump transition team is at work tonight. >> reporter: that's right, lester. they are interviewing potential cabinet secretaries, vetting people for jobs across a second trump administration. meanwhile, a trump aide tells us to expect at least one thank you trump rally for his supporters in the coming weeks. lester? >> all right. garrett haake, thank you. >>> and late today vice president harris at howard university, her message to her supporters as she conceded defeat, plus a powerful democrat tonight speaking about what he thinks the harris campaign the party got wrong. here's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: she had hoped for a victory speech at her alma mater, but tonight vice president harris is conceding after a crushing defeat. >> while i concede th

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i see the potential for the united states of america to be divided into four parts. d to their freedom and separation will be very cruel. i see interference. economic the energy of the united states is the energy of bankruptcy. the united states has completed its hundred-year cycle of greatest development, and will no longer dominate as before. america will cling in every possible way to the leadership role that it is so accustomed to, in which it is so comfortable, but these attempts to cling to it will still not help its destruction. countries that dance to the tune of the united states will also face very difficult times. all countries of the european union will soon face problems, and what are these four parts into which the united the states of america, that is, are these four large states, or are these four new countries being formed? when i said that they would be divided into four parts, this will not happen after the elections, that the country will be divided, no, this will happen later. division will occur in the distant future, there will be north, south ,

america. that's an all-time low. the number one word used to describe the united states of america today is, divided.i had a chance to speak to someone this week and he said, i've heard from every candidate, he said, something'ssi this, inr country, is something missing to you? there's someth things, but is something missing? i said, that's why i'm in this race, i have sensed -- i have sensed this for 22 years and i want to show you what's missing. what's missing is we don't have a republican candidate that standing up for your children's financial future by saying, i will pay back the debt of the united states of america. i will balance the budget in seven years. i will save the u.s. dollar. i will stop inflation. i will create an economy where your kids and grandkids don't have to live at home until they are 30, they will have a future in financial independence. i will stand and i believe that. you've heard the debates, tell me which candidate is that, i will balance the budget. it's been since ronald reagan that we've had a president speak to the matter. we are we learning our future beak -- we ar

squeeze europe, he will squeeze the united states of america, he will sit down at the negotiating table with the united states of america with ... and start strategically divide the world, as he wanted. the year 2007, i have already said about it several times, the munich security conference, putin actually addressed the united states of america, putin addressed china and actually invited them to sit down and divide the world. he, he doesn't need. the ruins of odyar or some other village in ukraine, he needs it exclusively in order to sit down at this table for negotiations, he is trying to declare his own geopolitical positions because of the war in ukraine, so we will see how the issue will develop elections and here the most important thing is that the elections that will be in the united states of america end, that they pass really peacefully and end peacefully, that the candidate who loses recognizes the results of these elections. commenting on trump's statements about his intentions to stop the war, zelenskyy said: i feel that trump doesn't really know how to stop the war, even if he thinks he... knows how, another person doesn't know how to stop the w

shannon: too many at the mission of uniting a divided america seems just as daunting in 2024 as 1864.ncoln and just how deep those divisions. has split this country was. you see parallels now? >> the parallels are too many to count. we are in a time now it seems like a lot of people feel like there is no going back or whatever. all of the rhetoric and we cannot reach across the aisle. we cannot solve this problem. in the civil war was pretty serious. you cannot get worse than that. i think at the end of the day we have to say this a play is about that. but that there is hope because we are here. shannon: there is hope it mr. lincoln plays at ford's theater until october 13 if you have and find yourself here in the nation's capitol get more information and tickets to the show at the museum as well at ford's.org put my podcast living the bream drops today i said it was the chief foreign correspondent trey yingst to discuss his printed book black saturday. tracy team has been covering the october 7 the massacre and all of the follow-up for nearly a year now. black saturday tensions of th

europe, he will squeeze the united states of america, he will sit down at the negotiating table with the united states of america, with china, and begin to strategically divide world, as he wanted. the year is 2007, i have already said about it many times. at the munich security conference , putin actually addressed the united states of america, putin addressed china and actually invited them to sit down and divide the world. he, he doesn't need some scraps of time there, or some other village in ukraine, he needs this only in order to sit down at this table... he's trying precisely because of the war in ukraine, it is necessary to declare one's own geopolitical positions, so we will see how the issue of elections will develop, and the most important thing here is that the elections that will be held in the united states of america end, so that they pass really calmly and come to an end. calmly to the candidate.

europe, he's going to push the united states of america, he's going to sit down to the negotiating table with the united states of america, with china, and will begin to divide world strategically, as he wanted. the year 2007, as i have already said about it several times, was the munich security conference. putin actually addressed the united states america, putin turned to china and actually invited them to sit down and divide the world, he, he does not need some fragments of a time ravine there, or some other village in ukraine, he needs this exclusively in order to sit at this table negotiations, he... is trying to declare his own geopolitical positions through the war in ukraine, so we will see how the issue of the elections will develop, and the most important thing here is that the elections that will be held in the united states of america end, that they pass really calmly and come to an end calmly to the candidate... who loses has accepted the results of this election. commenting on trump's statements about his intentions to end the war, zelensky said: i feel like trump doesn't really know how to stop the war, even if he thinks he does? another pers

he's going to push the united states of america, he's going to sit for... table of negotiations with the united states of america, with china, and will begin to strategically divide the world, as he wanted. the year 2007, as i have already said about it many times, is munich security conference, putin actually addressed the united states of america, putin addressed china, and actually invited them to let's sit down and divide the world. he. he does not need any fragments of a temporary shelter there or some other village in ukraine, he needs this exclusively in order to... sit down at this table for negotiations, he is trying to declare his own geopolitical positions precisely because of the war in ukraine, so we see how the issue of elections will develop, and here the most important thing is that the elections that will be held in the united states of america end so that they passed really peacefully and ended peacefully so that the losing candidate would accept the result of this election. commenting on trump's statements about his intentions to stop the war, zelensky said: "i feel that trump does not really know how to stop the war, even if he thinks he knows

united states of america, this is its own strategic goal, the strategic goal of russia - to return to the warsaw pact, to sit down at the negotiating table with the united states of america. to divide world, to influence part of the world, including part of europe, and putin said this very clearly in 2007, the world did not hear it then, he announced it very clearly at the munich security conference, and you remember that the next year in 2008, there was an invasion of georgia, then there was an invasion, well... and the so-called annexation of crimea, and all this is included in a single the scenario that putin is seeking already, well, if we count from the seventh year, then already, if we count from the seventh year, then already the second dozen years, he wants to pawn the western world, negotiate with it and agree to the rules of the game that exist . there, relatively speaking, in the 90s, and now the world has the impression that it hears, but does not fully believe? well, you know, now the world has started to be a little more realistic, well , i mean, where most of the western countries have started to assess the situation more realistically, because if a year ago, when so

it is causing a rift in their own party but more importantly it is causing a divide in the united states of americade that will be fixed and repaired the day that donald trump is reelected to be president of the united states. >> dana: are you surprised president biden won't help the democratic mayors of the united states on this issue? >> for one, let's be honest, does he really know what's going on? i don't know if he does or not. >> dana: as bill said he stopped talking about immigration because obama told him to focus on healthcare. >> bill: it was deliberate. >> biden is incapable of dealing with his own democrats to actually do something on the border to get something done there. an easy example. if he wanted to fix the border he could have embraced hr2 that was passed by the house of representatives and that would have begun to fix the damage caused on the border. that's the last thing he wanted to do. >> bill: we appreciate your time. thanks for coming by today. >> dana: let us know how your reception in new york is. we're glad you are here. >> bill: we have many of our own. thank you so mu

this information, and also when zelensky was at the bottom of high politics, in the united states of america, he dividedses, and some ukrainian experts said that... we continue to be at the level of politics, ukrainian politics, so, such a person speaks, he is a former sbu officer, counterintelligence officer, deputy of the verkhovna rada, kostenko often goes to america, there is such a deputy, he is the party voice, yes, today he is informed , informed with access to information, today he declares that in ukraine the level of mobilization is falling, and is falling sharply, he says this publicly, so... in april so many were recruited, in may so many, so in may, as we remember, yes this law was passed, a couple of months we worked, now it is falling sharply, what does it mean falling sharply, why, why is he talking about this, let's say, who is to blame for this, then he, he says, yes, he says, most likely the highest military-political leadership of the country is to blame for this, the highest military-political leadership of the country is zelensky, if zelensky is to blame for this, well then we need

divided cannot stand. against itself, reality is united states of america is deeply divided today. joe biden is the guy who ran on the promise of unites the country, he failed on that. or we would not be where we are, i think that biden in particular faces a fork in the road on one hand his message has been historyionics about saving democracy this creates greater risk of wrong national climate, on the other hand, if that is his only message there is room for another candidate to replace him, rrn republicanses would be well to focus less on president biden and more on who we are and what we stand for, i believe in doe beforing a landslide it year. >> interesting vivek, i was listen it president's oval office address he was talking about lowers rhetoric and bringing temperature down he said we must not go down the road, but honest truth he brought us down that road, we'll show cheasm examples later. but he brought us down that road. >> there is no doubt, i think that address, this is san opportunity -- trace this is an opportunities for us to step back as americans what happened last

america. an . the number one word used to describe the united states of america today is you know what? "divided had a chance to speak with someone this week and he said ryan, i've heard from every candidate, he said something's missing. i want 20 ask you this, in our country, is something missing to you? and something in every candidate. you like a lot of things but is something missing? i could go one by one. i said that's why i'm in this race. i've sensed this for 20 years now. something's missing. i want to share with you what i see is missing. what's missing is we don't have a republican candidate standing up for your children's financial fure b pay back the debt of the united states of america. i will balance the budget in seven years. i will save i will stop spiraling inflation and create an economy your kids and grandkids don't have to livd financial independence and i will stand and believe that. you've heard the debates. tell me said we're going to balance the budget. why have we not done that? it's been since ronald reagan we matter.resident speak to the we're ruining our future becau

divided america and i it is controversial. yes, we talk about a divided america and al about a divided america and a divided media but the us media are absolutely unitedy. fox news are leading on it, america's top cop and the new york times describing it as a provocative move. interesting that victoria coates was saying there, yes it's a surprise, but more of a surprise people didn't know it was happening was that does not appear to be the view on capitol hill. republicans on capitol hill seem to be absolutely astonished by it. the new york times says representative max miller of ohio, a republican, says he is shocked but happy because he says matt gaetz will be out of the house of representatives. a senator from texas is saying he is still trying to absorb this. during the campaign donald trump promised retribution for the investigations launched against him. this is what he said about the appointment as attorney general, matt will root out systemic corruption at the department ofjustice and return it to its true mission of fighting crime, upholding our democracy and constitution. i crime, upholding our democracy and constitution-— constitution. i me

divided cannot stand. against itself, reality is united states of america is deeply divided today. joe biden is the guy who ran on the promise of unites the country, he failed on that. or we would not be where we are, i think that biden in particular faces a fork in the road on one hand his message has been historyionics about saving democracy this creates greater risk of wrong national climate, on the other hand, if that is his only message there is room for another candidate to replace him, r republicanses would be well to focus less on president biden and more on who we are and what we stand for, i believe in doe beforing a landslide it year. >> interesting vivek, i was listen it president's oval office address he was talking about lowers rhetoric and bringing temperature down he said we must not go down the road, but honest truth he brought us down that road, we'll show che examples later. but he brought us down that road. >> there is no doubt, i think that address, this is san opportunity -- trace this is an opportunities for us to step back as americans what happened last nigh

ballot ahead of his crucial super tuesday, the supreme court tried to make the more divided states of america united again. while this is an unconditional victory for trump, it is a serious test for the american constitution. in fact, the court was unable to answer the question of whether the provisions of the main law of the country, adopted almost two centuries ago, are in force today. dmitry melnikov and nikolai koskin, news from washington. meet the popular moscow writer, nikolai rebinin, your brother, on donbass, you have to go there, you have to go, it’s just for passengers to ride here, i’m not a fighter. i came for my brother, in a couple of days you will go there, to the gray wife, behind this line you will become different, and then what? there was my childhood and youth, and now the enemy, that’s it, we’re leaving, it’s scary, no, it’s hard to get used to, it’s even difficult. hello, kirill vyshinsky is with you, and this is the “typical new russia” program. our name says it all, we are talking about the territory that has returned to its historical roots, about novorossiya. through a car

ballot ahead of his crucial super tuesday, the supreme court tried to make the more divided states of america unitedditional victory for trump, it is a serious test for the american constitution. in fact, the court was unable to answer the question: is the provision valid today?

russia and the main, if you like, crime that russia wants to commit is to weaken the united states of america and divideence, occupation, to reach, to seize everything, to create dictatorships around the world, no, russia wants a slightly weaker united states of america and a disunited nato. who in the world having read this phrase, you may feel some kind of antipathy towards russia; it is already obvious that this goal is shared by probably 99% of the countries that are not part of this bloc. there is also an interesting passage where stotenberg suggests that the americans do everything to undermine the transport and logistics infrastructure of china, not to export any dual -use goods there at all, and such aggressive rhetoric, i remind you, jans stoltenberg has been nominated as a candidate for the nobel peace prize, because who nominated him, said that no one has yet hasn’t done as much for peace in europe as this man, who is already... well, openly saying that our task is to destroy at least all of humanity so that this oligarchic regime that exists in the united states of america can continue their

ballot ahead of his crucial super tuesday, the supreme court tried to make the ever-divided states of america united unconditional victory for the american constitution is a serious test. in fact, the court was unable to answer the question: are the provisions of the main law of the country, adopted almost two centuries ago, valid today? dmitry melnikov and nikolai koskin, news from washington. haiti's international airport was attacked by armed men, and a shootout with police was reported. agence francepress reports this. journalists emphasize that against the backdrop of a mass escape of prisoners from local prisons , a state of emergency has been declared in the country. and curfew. according to different it is estimated that between 3 and 500 prisoners were released. according to the russian embassy in venezuela, there have not yet been any official requests for help from citizens of our country. now there is a short pause and we will continue, do not switch. welcome to asia, where the heart of the continent beats. does she really read minds or not? premiere, anna ostrovskaya investigative commi

ballot on the eve of his decisive super tuesday, the supreme court tried to make the more divided states of america unitedmp this is an unconditional victory, it is a serious test for the american constitution. in fact, the court was never able to answer the question: is the position of the main thing valid today? laws of the country adopted almost two centuries ago. dmitriy melnikov and nikolai koskin, news from washington. the israeli military again opened fire on palestinians in the gaza strip. according to local media, people were waiting for the distribution of humanitarian aid. the exact number of deaths is still unknown. arab television channels, meanwhile, are reporting a possible ceasefire in gaza. according to sources, at negotiations in cairo the parties to the conflict are discussing the possibility of concluding a week-long truce. in exchange for... the release of elderly israeli hostages, but hamas representatives do not agree to a short pause and insist that it last as long as possible. the situation in gaza is being discussed at the un level, as the commissioner general of the organization

would much of black america, believing in his innocence and much of white america, doubting the united states is a deeply divided polarizing nation. i think o j simpson is the perfect encapsulation of that division of that pull the reservation. and i think given the fact that what took place in 1995, i think that still resonates very much with people today. after his shocking acquittal in 1995 simpson was found liable for wrongful death in a civil trial in order to pay $33500000.00 to the brown. in goldman, families is 2006 manuscript. if i did it offered, what do you called a hypothetical account of the murders in 2008. simpson was again charge this time with armed robbery for recovering his own memorabilia. he said, and he spent 9 years in prison making his parias status complete in recent months since then posted about his health on social media on my own is good. i mean obviously i'm dealing with some issues. but i think i'm just a bottle root and i'll be back on the golf course hopefully in a couple of weeks. oh jason, since family said he died wednesday of cancer, he was 76. was that set for me? and as a p

i spent a year traveling around america, interviewing working class americans, that much more unites us than dividesamerica, that polarization is totally elite phenomenon. the elites make money and power telling us to hate our fellow americans, convincing of this kinard, this lie, the truth is most americans are very united. they love their fellow american. they don't believe in hating people over something silly as who you vote for. even on politics there is huge consensus that unites working class liberals and working class conservatives. larry: i riffed on that earlier in the show, alec. seems to me the elites embraced woke and typical working class families of any color do not, they do not embrace the kind of woke that the elites did including, you know the issue of diversity, equity and inclusion which is essentially massive affirmative, you know, it is, it runs counter to america's ethos that we are a merit-based society not affirmative action. >> also to batya's point, the families, parents in this country, they don't care about all this stuff. they want to see our kids succeed, be happy, hea

united states of america? >> as a garbage can. >> here's what she said about america. >> the united states of america is the greatest idea humanity ever decides to divides. - - the greatest idea america ever devised. >> the gravest shakeup was how she distanced herself from president biden. >> let me be clear, i strongly disagree with any criticism of people based on who they vote for. >> joe biden must drop out of this race. he is still the president. >> she still has vice president. you can have multiple presidents at the same time, so she has to kind of toe the line. citi bike never gave her permission. >> she needed the green light, she is his number two, but they needed to have done that on 23 july. she's going to win, but that didn't help, but he didn't do that, that's his ego, i got myself in trouble due to my ego, that's his ego. >> everything you say is like a dad talking to their kids. >> i'm young enough. >> like mr. rogers, but serious and italian. >> bang, bang, bang, fights, trump, bang. beware of your ego. >> you are going to remember me, you are going to remember me. >> i'm never going to forget you. >> i don't know if that was good or b

with standing behind the seal of the president of the united states of america, engaging in that hateful rhetoric that, as usual, is designed to divide us as a country. >> reporter: governor dewine says many of those threats to springfield are coming from overseas. the republican governor also said today he has not heard from former president donald trump or senator j.d. vance, who represents ohio. vance says he does not have any scheduled or plans visits to springfield. trump says he could go there

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america to be. you know, i've said it before. we live in the united states of america. but we are very divided. the effort is for the leader of this nation to unite us in a way that is meaningful, in a way that has legacy, not in a way that is nightmarish. when donald trump took out those full-page ads, almost 35 years ago, wasn't something that was, i mean, you got to think about it. two weeks after we were accused, these ads ran. and these ads were trying to have the effect that they would come into our homes, drag us from our beds, and i've said this before. do to us what they did to emyet til. if we look at january 6th. if we looking at charlottesville, other things that have happened and continue to happen, this is what america will be more of. and this is what we're really fighting against. >> what is it, i kind of wonder what goes through your mind given, america knows donald trump. they're very familiar with him. he lost his last election. but he is so quickly had this ascendancy this time around. it has even stunned the people who challenged him. >> i think it really shows that racism i

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america to be, you know? i've said it before, i said that we live in the united states of america, but we are very divided. s for the leader of this nation to unite us. in a way that is meaningful, in a way that has legacy, not in a way that is nightmarish. you know? when donald trump took out those full-page ads almost 35 years ago it wasn't something that was-- i mean you have got to think about it, two weeks after we were accused these ads ran, and these ads were trying to have the effect that they would come into our homes, drag us from our bed and i have said this before, doing to us what they did to emmett till. nobody is safe under the watch of a person like donald trump. and i think that it we look at january 6th if we look at charlottesville, if we look at other things that have happened and that continue to happen, this is what america will be more of. and this is what we are really fighting against. >> well, what is it-- i kind of wonder what goes through your mind, given america knows donald trump. they are very familiar with him, obviously he lost his last election, but he has so quickly had th

uniting america. he's going to talk tonight about dividing america and going after the trump voters. democrats wanted to impeach trump on day un-before he was inaugurated and blocked trump-appointed and working with fbi and intelligence officials to cripple the trump presidency, you know, and the media wept along with this but -- went along with this but, you know, former president trump will do another live play-by-play with the state of thedownon and watch that more than biden. >> yeah, the president weaponnized the justice department and a threat to democracy and your listenerring know that biden is the true threat to democracy and the person that has no respect for law and order and he's given us an open boarder and cashless bail and grab and go as well and all these types of things that are making americans less safe and americans otherwise and americans don't say we feel like our paycheck is strong and the state of the union is not good. elizabeth: senator, so interesting and more and more in the polls and the working class voter, you know, minority voters moving to the republi

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anti-corruptionist and reformer in the united states of america, i will quote from the publication: between kyiv and its western supporters, including the united states, are sharply dividedr the future defense of ukraine against a russian invasion, ukrainian leaders increasingly complain that washington limits their ability to respond to russian attacks, instead, the policies of... the united states of america force them to do more to fight corruption, even as the war escalates. well, today there was still information that artem sytnyk was dismissed from the post of deputy head of the national agency for prevention corruption on may 24, 2024 , the deputy director of the national anti-corruption bureau was removed from his duties. well, that is, something is happening that is very difficult for our ordinary ukrainians to understand, do you understand exactly what is happening with corruption, what is happening with uglava, what happened with sytnyk, what washington wants to say to zelensky in the end? first of all, the situation in general is unique for any normal country, for us, unfortunately, an ordinary cabaret. in a few days in berlin another conference on the future

will fall, and even if they fall, they have no national significance for the united states, that’s really how divided americae two peoples, by the way, i don’t agree here with the fact that blacks and latinos have at least some connection to these two different americas, and there are all sorts of them here and there, in this sense... here and there even the co-chairman of this very trump headquarters said that in general it was not bad to african american parents teach him some sense, so to speak, to his children, otherwise they began to listen to trump. now trump will take the vice president , african americans, well, there are such options, there are such options, well, it seems to me that this is not even particularly important, you know, that’s what concerns whether there will be elections, there will be, that concerns whether there will be elections, we’ll find out right after the ad, i managed to answer, give me a neck, otherwise i went too far, take off your shirt, my god, on saturday. “i saw everything that you saw, how you jumped like a goat near her, check the feeling is easy, it means so, i don’t

thing, what this republican dysfunction is accomplishing right now, because they're dividing america and we're not united on these fundamental issues to keep us safe and secure here at home, it's bringing russia and china together. it's uniting vladimir putin and xi jinping. that's not good for our national security. not now, not 10 years from now, not 20 years from now. there's a real cost to this utter failure of republican leadership. this complete willingness to play politics with the national security of our allies and ourselves. jake? >> along with congressman moulton and congresswoman sherrill i'm on the committee on china. it's a bipartisan oasis in an otherwise dysfunctional house of representatives. in almost every meeting we've had on that committee, one or another of us on the committee has asked, are they watching what's happening in ukraine? does xi jinping wake up and care? and the apps has been absolutely. he's gauging his actions against tie ran. gauging his aggression against the united states. calibrated to the willpower we show in ukraine. so i say to my republican colleagues, if you

irresponsible talk about trump being existential threat to flocks he is not, he is writing unite america rather with an divide> a lot of people probably rewrot speeches to end not as divisive as maybe before so, i think, i think we're going to hear a lot of using type speeches i hope we get from the left as well, i saw president biden talking about folks at the rally how you know, thinking about them but a few weeks ago described as many extremists, domestic terrorists if i want to maga rally a trump rally people that go out patriotic americans want to support the former president not domestic terrorists not extremists they are good, hard working patriotic americans need to be treated as such. >> that is right exactly right, and you know we remember that press conference president biden had with with red lights behind him. >> this has impact. if you tell people democracy on line under attack, republicans are nazis trump hitler going to be crazy people that act on that kind of stuff we have to be careful about what we are saying. >> other day a few days before this convention before the assassination attempt p