half a world away pull goes is now the 3rd republican lo amaica. hey ones, mike jones and kicks from office, how speak i have previously closed for us domestic issues to take priority. but then made a u turn to promote the new aid bills for ukraine as well. and taiwan. mr. johnson has also use an explosive rhetoric to describe countries he sees, as i mean, this is a critical time right now, critical time in the real estate providing legal aid. you brain right now is critically important. i really do, i really do believe the intel and, and the briefings that we've gotten that is that, um the, i believe g and, and inviting rebooting and, and iran really are in excess of evil. i think during coordination on this, i think that phone number put and would continue to march through europe if he were allowed. i think he might go to the balkans next. i think he might have a show down with paul under one of our nato allies. american public pos host joe on wednesdays. mike johnson has completed a flip flops on his previous political pledges, and the team man

is headquartered, 87 registered democrats working in editorial positions and zero republicans as in none. so on may 3rdi presented the finding at all hands editorial staff meeting when i suggested that we had a diversity problem the response wasn't hostile, it was worse. it was met with profound indifference. juan. >> juan: at least they didn't fire him. i mean, the problem is they treat you as if you are a pariah, you are just like weird. like what kind of black guy are you? i mean, to me the thing is i share your sentiment. the senator segments are fine. i liked a lot of the journalism there. but when you start digging underneath you say there is no acceptance of people who have divergent points of view. >> half the country is not there. debate i think what we do is debate. you say yeah, you are wrong. i think that's good journalism. >> laura: more fun to listen to in the end, too. it's national. the nation is, as it usually is, divided on a lot of these big issues. >> jason: i love it when the people preach the most diversity and inclusion and equity, they're the least tolerant of having divergent v

may i have to admit you, not one single republican voted for one single want to give us a 3rd you to take on a big farm. now what is the big reasons that president is promoting this particular package has a lot to do with his poll numbers and then election year. he is.

socialist candidate using to us with a split amongst the republicans. democratic new jersey governor woodrow wilson came out the winner, the strongest 3rd party candidate of the 20th century with segregationist, alabama governor george wallace. in 1968, his anti civil rights platform won him 5 states in the deep south with 48 electoral votes. but republican richard nixon beat wallace, and democrat hubert humphrey calls on our fame song. in 1992 eccentric texas billionaire ross, perot's independent run, took enough votes from incumbent republican george h. w bush to hand the white house to democrat bill clinton. let us begin a new the most notorious 3rd party effect was on the 2000 election between texas governor george bush and vice president al gore. it comes down to florida. bush ends up winning florida by just a few 100 bucks. and so what explains that? well, the 3rd party candidates took enough votes away from al gore. but if he had had those votes, he would have present united states. and that brings us back to the independence running this year. they will most certainly lose, but the number of boats they may siphoned off from joe

entire congress, this is the surprise may i have to admit you, not one single republican voted for not one single want to give us a 3rd you to take on and be big farm to president biden was joined by senator bernie sanders. he criticized pharmaceutical companies for price is that the highest and in other countries we are sick and tired of paying by for the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs. on average, we pay over 3 times as much as the people above the major countries for brand name, prescription drugs. and in some cases, we are paying 10 or 20 times more than people around the world for the exact same product. okay, that's it. for me, my name's side. weather is next and inside story looks at weather. israel's attack on wells central kitchen work is, is a deliberate strategy to be ok. the, the looking different spaces, apartment line of rain suddenly in the cloud from the northwest to more or less stuff in queensland trustee counseling, develop strategy. but is this is, this is the active and, and again it's queens and new south wales where it seems to be quite persistent. the orange top suggests a f

republican. >> correct. >> when did you realize the job was going to be more than you signed up for? >> when it really dawned on me was the night of election night, 2020. so november 3rd, 2020. polls have closed. this facility was tabulating results. >> the world is watching the example of arizona. the president is watching the example. you're not going to let us feel this. >> alex jones is out in the parking lot with a whole bunch of people, flags, guns, the whole nine yards. and some of these people are people that were my eyes, people who undoubtedly voted for me, saying stop the count, stop the count. it was such a display of demagoguery that i always associated with the left, sort of the grab your pitchfork, grab your torch, and we're going to burn down the institution. it was disheartening to the fact that i went on twitter and said th isn't helping, please stop. and that was the beginning of now a 3 1/2 year running rift between me and that element of the movement. >> you've talked about the death threats that you've received, the people who work with you received. >> yep. >> you've each talked about narrowly escapg some uncomfortable encounters that could have

this is a 3rd shift act which was backed by china audio and many members, but was blocked by the u. s. u. k. and france. phase which such says comes down says they stomachs. republicans, you don't have the no choice, but to exist size is in head on the right to self defense on the international law . supply is real set. the fact you run itself struck is real and didn't use the proxies. marks and new phase and regional tensions following such a massive and direct attack on these read the entire world, let alone is read, cannot set them for an action. we will defend our future. as for the us and russia, they have differing views on who started this and who's to blame. the us pointed the finger directly at tech, ron, in the coming days and in consultation with other member states, united states to explore additional measures to hold iran accountable. here at the united nations, more immediately of the security council must unequivocally condemn ron's aggressive actions and call for ron and its partners and proxies to cease their attacks on russia reminded the counsel that the us france and u. k. o fail to condemn israel's attack upon the reigning and consulate in syria,

chairman of the committee from august 3rd, 1944, as he prepared to campaign as the vice presidential nominee, the other senators on the committee, including the republicans, argued this, said, now stick around. let's keep the word going. truman's point was he couldn't be head of an impartial, nonpartisan investigating committee and also be the democratic party's representative for national office and basically, that's what he says in this letter, is, i have to i have to now promote the line of my party and i can no longer do this anymore. and he didn't want to he didn't want to taint the reputation the truman had established at that time. after he read that letter in the senate, he left the senate floor. he went over to the senate office building and went downstairs. the truman committee worked in the basement in a room called, room 160, all staffers, two dozen or so stenographers and, investigators. they all had desks down there. and truman went around talking with every single person in the room. some of them were crying, and he shook their hands. and from there, well as they say, that's another story for another writer. perhaps this one for me was a l

republicans go first. in july, democrats go until about the third week of august. this year. and where wallace came out, wallace didn't didn't come out announce lemay until october 3rd in pittsburgh. so he was he was much much later than the others. so there might have been little concern about that. but wallace actually was the one that had the final say. you know, i can't campaign. and the last time we'll talk about and then wrap up the election much has been written about 68 as as the question has been raised you know did nixon collude with south vietnam to steal the election from lyndon johnson? peace talks have been going on in paris since may, which really hadn't gone anywhere. and the figure in all of this is a woman named anna shenault, a chinese american whose family had lost everything in china in the late 1940s during the communist takeover, when the prc began on october 1st, 1949, pictured here her watergate penthouse, which is where met her in 2017, to talk about this. and there's this part in the book and the story is that she a go between between nixon and south vietnamese president when van chou that that she had promised hugh under a nixon presidenc