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he has stopped talking to adam and says he is willing to tell us everything. it to say that maraya had been trafficked? it is adam's idea, to be honest. it is adam's idea. adam was like, yeah, we definitely need to put it in the media. why did you go along with that? i did not help adam with the lie. i was just trying to be good to the child, try to support the child. prc faked the rescue of a newborn baby and found a child to use as a prop, exploiting a vulnerable young mother to raise money. they pretended to house her in a rescue centre that does not exist. if you want to operate, you don't have to operate dubiously in this country. you have normal process and normal registration. this man says multiple laws may have been broken and is now working with the authorities in the gambia to investigate adam whittington and project rescue children. for how long have they been in the country? where would be their official address or location? if these things are not known to me, then that raises an issue of suspicion. prc insists that the story is true and told us

>> no, it wasn't. >> says this wasn't a criminal case, adam didn't go to jail. he a motion for a new trial, which was denied in january of 2019. then in february, adams insurance company and rebecca's family reached a settlement of $600,000, and the case was dismissed. after the civil trial, the sheriff's department took a fresh look at rebecca's death. eight months later, that review also concluded that rebecca died by suicide. she would like to see authorities reinvestigate her son's case. >> you think they will reinvestigate max's death? >> i think it is the right thing to do. i think it will happen? i really don't know. >> how does a mother ever truly accept the tragic loss of a child? the ripples keep on spreading to this day in a place where nothing bad was supposed to happen. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i am andrea canning. thank you for watching. r watch hello, i'm andrea canning, and this is "dateline."ow? >> hello, this is dateline. >> how am i doing

thomas gage of the british army hutchinson struck out with john adams. he struck out with hancock to. hancock hutchinson said of hancock that he intended to quit all active concern in public affairs and to attend to his private business. he even swore hancock did that he will quote never again connect himself with adams. now, samuel adams doesn't need hancock to stay politically active. he could do that all on his own at this time. in 1772, he sets up a committee of correspondence to communicate with the other colonies outside of massachusetts about crown's infringements violations. the boston committee of correspondence included merchants doctors and lawyers. many of them went to harvard and many of them were masons. hancock checks these boxes, but he declines to sit the committee. thomas cushing, hancock's friend, also a merchant and a fellow moderate, also not sit on the committee. samuel adams, hancock and cushing for not being a part of the committee, not its ideas. the committee itself. privately, however, john samuel adams were concerned both merchan

adams. it's the letter that he actually wrote to john when john adams did not win his reelection. and he talks about the importance of being validated by history and understanding that there playing the long game as a president and the american people and books will appreciate their contribution sean and i think that in the case of all three presidents even if they didn't articulated such glorious fashion, they in a lot of ways have been validated. even if there have been executive or their successors overturned lot of what they did. and in fact, one of the reasons like grant has climbed up in those rankings is because people have appreciated his really principled stand on behalf of blacks and suffrage in the short reconstruction period. and so if anything, i think that this book is a case that president should have more long term vision, which is one of the themes that i talked about at the beginning, and that they're not just plain for their laws to last through their reins, but they're really playing for the judgment of the generations that follow right. so we have about 2 minut

our relationship involved that he trusted me now. >> then adam shared a new idea. to write a book, a history of somalia as implausible as that sounds to investigators, was an unexpected gift, way to get adam on the hook. you are telling a kidnapper who you believe was involved in this major kidnapping, a lot of crimes, that you will help him publish a book? >> yes. >> it sounds like something out of a movie. >> we referred to this operation is the hail mary play. we didn't think it would work and we were surprised ourselves. >> you didn't think you would say i want to write a book and i want to pursue this with you? >> he convinced himself he wanted to write this book and he was able to write this book. >> that is your in. >> we thought how are we going to move this forward? how will we gather evidence because that is our goal? gathering evidence and maybe one day bringing him to justice. >> money. fame, to amanda, was a kind of page the good trapper kidnapper. >> it fits in line with what i knew of this man. he struck me as the kind of guy whose ego was so big. if

i _ adam the winner that he is? tue: absolute drive. i have adam the winner that he is? the winner that he is? t'te: absolute drive. i have never met anyone quite like him. he has to be the best at everything, everything that he does isn't good enough, he wants more and he's always pushing himself for more. i think we always say, he gets from his dad. the peaty drive, the peaty mentality, it's literally that. you are striving to be the best. it's pretty much ingrained in him. he can never lose. it hurts him, i think, to lose. he has to be the best and he pushes himself for that, that's why he is where he is today.— himself for that, that's why he is where he is today. before i let you no, i where he is today. before i let you go. i know — where he is today. before i let you go. i know you're _ where he is today. before i let you go, i know you're going _ where he is today. before i let you go, i know you're going to - where he is today. before i let you go, i know you're going to be - go, i know you're going to be watching. will he bring back the gold? t watching. will h

and when i talked about it, adam became furious. - he went mad. he went mad! y say i the rest of the money has been eaten, by adam... prc, actually. and i am so sorry, actually, for the donors who donatedj to this cause and i apologise l on behalf of of every one of us who are involved in this. construction in uganda is currently on hold until alexander can find a new partner and more money. sam faiers sent us this statement. prc told the bbc it sent funds which it deemed to be sufficient to complete the construction but stopped sending money when it terminated its partnership with make a child smile. it blamed alexander's refusal to sign a contract and accused him of mismanaging the funds. it said the remaining money has been used to help other children. 300 kilometres away, renovations to another prc rescue centre were apparently already complete. it was time to see for myself. prc says it has a rescue centre for trafficked and abused children on the outskirts of kisumu. it is supposedly run by a woman known as mumma jane and a sponsorship programme allowed p

for weeks he was adamant he wasn't going anywhere, he was all in. he was going to beat donald trump but the pea lit call pressure, it was clear. it was just going to be too much to bear and then just over the last 24 hours the president isolated with covid recopk recuperating. his wife and family members, david, the president just announcing a staff email saying he had to do it so best for the party and the country. rfr tonight just 24 days battling covid, president biden finally giving in. the the abandoning his bid for a second term. in a letter addressed to my fellow americans, it the best interest of my country and my party and to focus solely on fulfilling my duties as president for the remained beer of my term. i will speak to the nation later in detail and then the president endorsing vice president kamala harris to take his place atom t -- atop the democratic ticket. he posted today i want to sp the party nominee. let's do this. >> do we believe in the promise of america? >> yes! >> and are we rely to fight for it? >> reporter: tonight presi

it was so cool to talk to him, and he was saying because he wasn't really sure. like, why adamalled him because he said, like every anchorman in the country wanted this gig, but he thinks he's adam mckay did a lot of improv. second city in chicago, and, you know, bill kurtis is a legend in chicago. mr. chicago. so he thinks that's how he crossed his path. >> that great voice. >> oh my gosh. you know, and i was just talking to him. i was like, tell me more stories about tv back today. he had dan rather stories. he was telling me about conventions, but they didn't even have live tv yet like it was. it was wild. >> what a life. >> happy birth . >> we're back now with our wait. what? and we're starting with the early rise. the rise of the early moon. >> wait, what? >> yeah. so it's essentially a pre-honeymoon. you take it before the wedding, a growing number of couples are justifying it as a way to hit the pause button on a whirlwind of wedding preparations. danny, you just went through this. would you have liked an early moon? >> yeah. >> we couldn't afford it, though. we didn't j

however, biden remains adamant. heremain in the race until the election day itself. he is confident in his winning strategy. i doubted that the team of ex-president donald trump. will be able to use to his advantage, there are practically no failed attempts on him. the image of the 45th president raising his fist above his head immediately after a failed assassination attempt while surrounded by us secret service agents became iconic and is already actively used in the presidential campaign in favor of donald trump.

medical doctor adam he is independent, he is a party person. he is really the same character as mr. doctors. i worked with him for 12 years . i was a colleague with him . he is really an independent person. he is a clean person. he said that he accompanied them on this path, so we should give him the right to be in his cabinet, and say , now, mr. medical, if you, for example , find your way here, allow it. someone who until yesterday was, for example, the opposite of his highness , does not accept your view, now because you are an independent person it should be placed in your cabinet. in my opinion, this is an issue. the second point, mr. hossein, i said in the first part . yes, the real character of the people is possible. in general , i also have a problem with a certain person who is in a certain committee in the steering council. i also had iran, but the original . the case is correct. for example, the criteria i have set , i am submitting to you in the first part, the commitment, expertise , experience, the commitment that the five authorities do not need to pay attention to,

however, biden remains adamant. he assures that he will remain in the race until the election day itself. he is confident in his winning strategy. doubts that former president donald trump's team will be able to use it to their advantage. there are practically no failed attempts on him. the image of the 45th. the president, immediately after the failed assassination attempt on him, when he surrounded by employees of the us secret service, raised a fist above his head, has become iconic and is already actively used in the presidential campaign in favor of donald trump. what can the current president of the united states oppose to this? indeed, he has many achievements in the economic and foreign policy spheres, president biden managed to restore strategic... relations with the countries of the european union, as well as nato. in addition, the american economy has added quite a bit over the past four years. however , it is obvious that the main liability of the current president is his age, and in the literal sense. jour

assess is like body is done so anyway, originally so not does want to have better relations, but he's adamant, but he does not want to read joy and the single monkey until the customs union. indeed, he says, not in my lifetime, so he's quite tough on the big picture. but he's quite keen to do small gestures of, of change to improve relations. he's also very clear that he wants to remain a strong supporter of ukraine in the will with russia. and he's very keen on transatlantic relations, although again, that may be difficult if there is a real possibility that donald trump might become the next us president. and i think the relations could be quite difficult. the reform party took a lot of votes away from the conservatives. for our viewers, you don't know. this is a populace party led by nigel for ross, you happens to be a friend of donald trump. i'm how big of an impact do you expect this party to have after all, it has what i'm looking right now. it only has what for or is it 4 or 5 m p 's now as that for the last kind of dry sink. but um you, so it hasn't got a big representation, but it di

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adam: he's looking beyond all that. always good talking to you. >> he got renominated and won a smashing victory over stacy abrams. julie: heard about the latest housing news, home prices setting a record, a sign of a jumpstart in economic activity on the housing front. why that number would be against it after this. ♪ good morning, georgia. we're so happy to be in this great state and be with all of you today. making history, showing the united states and the world how to properly care for our heroes who cared for us we're here to break ground on our newest veterans village. it■ll house ninety of our heroes it is in a state of dilapidation. and we are going to be performing a full renovation of this property in houston, we're able to treat them one on one, and i think that's the real breakthrough that tunnel to towers has made. we treat the veteran as they are where they are. each of these units is an efficiency apartment. it has their own kitchenette with a cooktop, microwave, full size refrigerator and their own bathr

people have said i think it was john adams. hesaid, without the pen of paine, the sword of washington would have been would not have been used at all or something probably a bit more eloquent i imagine giving it was the 18th century, but here we have paine with a very enlightenment ish idea of good ordered science. the politician consists in fixing the true point of happiness and freedom. those men deserve the gratitude of ages. he should discover a mode of government that contained the greatest sum of individual happiness, the least national expense. quite like that. quite so. we've got one more character to go and then my whistle stop tour of them of characters will come to a close and i can talk with richard bit more about the story. so the last one in this half dozen is someone who needs certainly no introduction for me apart from observation, which i have to say is quite unshakable, that benjamin franklin is the greatest american of all time because of what he represents and what he lived through. if anyone wants to argue wit

he's very active now. that's good. >> reporter: but late today, congressman adam smith of washington telling me "time's up" and "the president's got to drop out." >> i wish he would make the right decision. but since he hasn't and because of my bedrock belief that we can do better with a different candidate, not just a little better, a lot better, i got to speak up and just make the plea. >> reporter: only a handful of house democrats have asked president biden to step aside. so far, no senate democrat has gone that far. tomorrow will be a big day here on capitol hill. senate and house democrats will meet behind closed doors with their caucus. president biden ramping up his outreach to leaders. just moments ago, the democratic leader hakeem jeff rips says he still is up porments president biden at the top of the democratic ticket. david? >> david: a really pivotal week ahead, and rachel, you and mary will be covering it for us. thank you. >>> we turn now to the harrowing moments for passengers onboard a united flight. the boeing 757 losing one of its main landing gear tires. in fact, passengers were told t

adam is a strong character. he _ with the disappointment? adam is a strong character. adam is a strong character. he has come - strong character. he has come through a lot in the last couple of years just to be through a lot in the last couple of yearsjust to be here. he looked through a lot in the last couple of years just to be here. he looked at last night as success, just to be there and be competitive and get on there and be competitive and get on the podium. it was a phenomenal race, he is a great athlete, a great ambassadorfor race, he is a great athlete, a great ambassador for our sport. race, he is a great athlete, a great ambassadorfor our sport. silver ambassador for our sport. silver medal in ambassadorfor our sport. silver medal in the olympic games is nothing to be sniffed at. he is a fantastic role model and we have high hopes for him in the medley relay as well. high hopes for him in the medley relay as well-— relay as well. absolutely, still a fantastic achievement. - relay as well. absolutely, still a fantastic achievement. let's - relay as well. absol

adams. and the role he had in his son's life. and of course, people would come up to john and they would say, well, you must be so proud. your son and john adams would say he a mother, too. so i to think of him as actually the son of abigail adams. there is a resemblance to abigail and there is. well, one of the treasures that is in this room is right here. what is this? this is the desk on which the treaty of paris was signed, which ended the american revolution. the american revolution? who signed it. well, if we look, we can see john adams. benjamin franklin and john jay. is that the original of paris that we're looking at? this is a copy. but the desk is real. the desk is the absolute that everyone sat and signed. now this desk was also used in a new miniseries. yes. executive produced by author stacy schiff. that's correct. and we were certainly interested in this series because it explores a life of benjamin franklin in paris right at the time that he became a diplomat and some extraordinary things brought france into the am

he was adamant he wasn't going to step aside. when he decided to plead guilty, that's when he resigned his seat in office. >> katy, do you remember that chris collins was the first member of congress to endorse donald trump? they intercepted that call. they had the record. he was doing it from the south lawn, from the rose garden. >> it was an amazing photo to have that photographic evidence of what happened there. i know it's a tangent, but it does suggest there is history here in congress to be accused of pretty serious crimes and people at first trying not to resign their seat and then being forced to do so. cory booker, the junior senator from new jersey, who notably did not call for senator menendez to step aside, was on with our colleague jose diaz-balart. i will ask the control room if we have the sound. otherwise, i can read -- we don't have the sound. he said, his heart aches over this. he did call on him to resign. i'm sorry. there was a delay there. this is a person i served with for ten years. things he is accused of

the president has been adamant he will stay in the race. going back a couple of weeks ago he said it would take a direct order from the lord almighty to get him to drop out then he said he would settle for a clear and convincing data not only could he not win but someone else could end earlier this week after this weekend's event that he said it would take him getting hit by a train. i doubt he will move the needle for biden. number democrats will keep that ally. that let her circulate and capitol hill on plans to move forward with early nomination roll call vote. looking that you can push back at least till august. the reason for that was because democrats wanted to keep the discussion open on whether or not biden is the right person right president biden said if you want to challenge me at the convention that is where to do it. the cochair of the rules committee for governor walz said there are some urgent reasons for wanting to move on early take a listen to what was said. >> we just need to get it done probably by the 15th of august. it'

i want to say, a redemption story for adam. he'sng redemption, but for him to be able to climb back to the top of the podium, overcoming those demons that he's seen the last few years would be fantastic. and to join michael phelps as the only individual male swimmer to win three in a row at an olympic event, that would be absolutely stunning for adam to do that. absolutely. and, of course, talking of someone else who has won many olympic golds, simone biles returns to the games as the artistic gymnastics is back. it is. yes, simone, just an absolute star. and, yes, she's also similarto adam. had a lot of issues that she's been so brave and public about, and just one of the absolute faces of not only the olympics, but world sports. arguably maybe the biggest female athlete on the planet, and so many eyes will be on her returning to the floor today at the olympics. the event has been sold out for so long, and i've talked to a few people here in paris, who are trying to get tickets to the event because they want to see her go out there

k. foreign policy, but one thing he's adamant he won't do is rejoined the european union. we're not open to the free free movement of people. there will be no reverse of rex it, the business minister says. but that could be placed a ties to the you, the cost where it's and the mutual interest of both your opinion on the okay to work together. but good faith. the relationship is going to make sense to home, the new prime minister headed to edinburgh. i can't tell you how important it is to me to be here in scotland with you. 48 hours off to for 10 invited me to form a government stop on his trip around the u. k. part of the pledge to kick stalled grace. nationwide. k sluggish economy could limit its influence on the world stage with new plans by labor to reverse costs to the overseas a budget. but the intention at least is so persons new leader to swiftly establish himself as a global statesman lender as need to reach out to 0 london, a thoughts of being tired since the batteries evacuated as the us state of texas braces the storm barrel was threatening to become a hurrican

we were hearing there from paul adams. he said, "does this amount to a new escalation?"k it does. the houthis were craving this escalation to legitimise their claims that they're actually fighting on behalf of the muslims and the arabs against israel for the sake of the palestinians. they will definitely escalate. the houthi leaders over the past few hours have been all on tv, on radio and on twitter and facebook saying, basically, they will definitely respond to this latest attack, so you'll definitely see an escalation. we've seen this happen over the past nine months, when basically the coalition on the red sea that targeted the houthis did not deter them. it did not put a dent in their operations. in fact, it increased the intensity of the houthi attacks, the range of those attacks and the complexity of those attacks. and the same thing will happen with israel as well. and we're seeing the pictures as you speak, there, of the oilfields on fire. it always looks very bad. in terms of the intelligence you're getting from yemen, just how much damage has been done by thes

on the flip side, one of my favorite john adams quotes is by benjamin franklin and he said, john adams is often a wise man. he is always an honest man, but sometimes he's absolutely of his senses and adams and franklin were oil and water. but where i think that comes into play is that john adams was always honest, sometimes to a fault. he would he had a temper. he was not a great salesman. and so the importance of the bully pulpit to articulating principles for the american people, whether it's the peaceful transfer of power, whether it's things like peace or executive power that requires the president to tell americans why democracy matters to them, why it's important that these things exist. and adams often failed to do that because he either didn't think it was part of his job or he didn't think it was essential and allowed non-democratic forces to often take over in the federalist party, like with the alien and sedition acts, jefferson well. curiosity, jefferson's curiosity and optimism, i think, are things that were positive about him and he defined his political career. he really

this new cottage has become a legend: the image of maryla is not like adam’s life, he is a sustrakaetsa adtul peratsyakae and the famous paems, which is where it seems that he named his dacha marya y. married to count putkamer. i lived a long life and took three doses. mickiewicz more than once i was a guest here, i greeted maryla with her husbands, scenes of renascence because of the getag, and the count, as a nobleman, is not a dog with anyone, the pagavars with adam and the right lady xia. in the skin, the adnosins of mickiewicz and putkamer were pimply. marylali's husband quickly asks for kava. kava was the favorite drink of the local gentry in the 19th century. in my old days , i have often performed sacred ceremonies, i sing any spirits, and adam mickiewicz, i confess more than once, without a cup of good kava i smell. cap: table and coffee, all that is required for a happy meal, medicine. vodyr tuteyshay kava mitskevich remember for everything. navat sedzyachy ў cavernі na beraz seny ў paryzhy, ў budze zagadvat ya savory, і ўslavіts yago on the old days of the famous poems of pan

rishi sunak is adamant he's not the towel in. he argument if enough people change their mind tomorrow, that is possible the conservatives could still win. the word he uses is it could make the difference. not sure if it means a majority is just stopping a labour majority. but when you speak to conservative candidates and staffers, i think there is a sense of resignation that is not going to go their way tomorrow. they needed to go all but perfectly to be in with a chance. we expect rishi sunak literally within the next few seconds to give his final rally of the campaign. just popping into this building. you can hear the chance. i think you can show them on the status to. if you think that is fair. ., ., , status to. if you think that is fair. . ., , . status to. if you think that is fair. ., ., , ., ., ., fair. caroline is a dear, dear friend of— fair. caroline is a dear, dear friend of mine. _ fair. caroline is a dear, dear friend of mine. it _ fair. caroline is a dear, dear friend of mine. it is - fair. caroline is a dear, dear|

training for poll workers and poll watchers say i got to, balance there for hi my name, is julia adams. >> he or she is baselessly accusing election workers of forging tally sheets in the 2020 election. >> the question that you now must answer is who falsified them and he or she is being sworn in in february the newest republican member of the fulton county board of elections, in one of her first acts, she's suing her fellow board members and the elections director, arguing she should not be forced to certify the local election results without access to all elements of the election materials, even after the board convened at the fulton county elections hub in may, poring over piles of documents and multiple computers worth of election information for more than six hours, i had the impression that we were going to do this, that it was going to be all pay for documents issue. >> is is that some of these files are huge which adams still refuse to certify abstaining, cheering adams on cleta mitchell, a conservative attorney who helped donald trump tried to overturn the 2020 election results julia

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a good present his accomplish these things he ought to be cleaning donald trump's clock here and is not the third thing that's interesting about adam schiff is he is from california. there are 40, 40 40 house demos from california alone. 9% of the entire house almost 20% of the house democratic caucus. if all of those california democrats coalesced in the line behind vice president harris, because where s is she from? she is from the golden state that will have a big impact on the rest of house democrats and for that matter at some senate democrats two. support did you have a question? >> chad i've got a question for you. when we are talking about an hour reporting how there are democrats want biden to exit, are we talking want him to exit as the nominee for the 2024 race? or exit from the office of the presidency allow kamala harris to continue on as president become the nominee as the incumbent? >> so far what we are hearing is having him continue as the president and differing on the political side to vice president harris again there's not been a lot of clarity on that you raise a very good question because again if you do not

the counter to that is that biden has said he is adamant that he is staying in the race despite somemocrats calling for him to step down after the debate performance which some of them say appears to be concerning. taking a one step further, us actor george clooney, a large democratic donor, also wrote an editorial saying that he loves joe biden abuts that they need to have a new nominee. i think that is also providing the backdrop to much of the conversation here. some breaking news here now and that is that joe biden will be sitting down for another interview with lester holt, the anchor of nbc news, coming off the back of that interview that he had with abc. i think it is fair to say that this interview opportunity coming up at a time when no performance so far has managed to quell any of these concerns, at least among some democrats, about his fitness are staying in the race. that is our corresponde with all of the latest from washington. thank you very much. in a will be discussing more about president biden and this coffee step aside, the moment we will be discussing more about

despite a growing number of members, 17 at last count calling on him to drop out, biden remains adamant he's not going anywhere. the senior national correspondent kevin corke's live with the latest on the follow-up from today's events per key. >> the president so lopressor obviously designed in part to allay concerns about his fitness for office to say nothing of his reelection run for the fall. while critics mostly seem to agree the president acquitted himself for the most part there were more than a few... >> what concerns do you have about vice president harris' ability to beat donald trump if she were at the top of the ticket. >> i wouldn't have picked vice president trump to beat vice president if i did not think she was qualified to be president so let's start there. >> trace: did he say vice president trump? as he did appear which of course it spawned a plethora of clever creations like this one on acts, yeah,. look at it soak it up the gaffe by the way did not go unnoticed by the former president who mocked biden on troop social with the quip a great job joe. and another memorable sl

we were hearing there from paul adams. he said, does this amount to a new escalation?does it, do you think? ~' escalation? does it, do you think? ~ ., , think? i think it does. the houthis — think? i think it does. the houthis were _ think? i think it does. the houthis were craving - think? i think it does. the houthis were craving this| houthis were craving this escalation to legitimise their claims that they are actually fighting on behalf of the muslims and the arabs against israel for the sake of the palestinians. they will definitely escalate. the houthi leaders over the past few hours have been all on tv, radio and on twitter, facebook, saying they will definitely respond to this latest attack, so you'll definitely see an escalation. we have seen this happen over the past nine months, when basically the coalition on the red sea that targeted the houthis did not deter them, did not put a dent on their operations. in fact, not put a dent on their operations. infact, it increased the intensity of the houthi attacks, the range of those attacks on the complexity of th

he was very adamant that he's going to stay in the race. caitriona: mike, thank you for that.rian prime minister viktor orban met with vladimir putin in moscow on friday. aisit that has been criticized by other european leaders. orban is the european union's only head of national government to maintain ties with russia nce a full-scale invasion of ukraine. speaking alongside president putin, orban said hungary seen its six-month presidency as a peace mission for the ukraine and set his step was for restoring dialogue. the eu foreign policy chief says orban has no mandate to restore the bloc. our bbc russia editor has more on the visit, reporting from moscow. steve: this was quite extorted. -- extraordinary. just a few days after his country assumed the rotating presidency of the eu, victor orban flew to moscow for surprise talks with president boudin about the war in ukraine, sparking consternation in the european union. the president of the european commission basically called this appeasement and the eu's foreign policy chief said mr. orban had no mandate from the european c

out of the white house and say things like the president was very strong, the president was very adamant, hehe said -- i mean, does senator schumer not see what everybody else is seeing in plain sight? is. >> you know, donald trump -- maria: tell us about the conversation in the senate right now about joe widen's mental fitness. -- joe biden's. >> we've all known, chuck schumer, nancy pelosi and obama's been running the country along with blinken and sullivan out of the white house. joe biden hasn't been making decisions. he might have first year had some say so, but he's been out of it since after the first year in office. and and you can tell by schumer's actions, pelosi's actions the first two years they were calling the shots. so hopefully, people understand that. they've had total control. not the president, but schumer, pelosi and all the deep state. the deep state's total control of this and, hopefully, we can get control of it and get, get the democrats out of control and get trump and all the republicans running this country. maria: so are you saying that over the last, i don't know

president biden adamant he will keep running for president, even as he appears to be running out of timethe latest in mental and physical tests the president will have to pass to prove he can stay in the race. the looming question, what if he fails? >>> former president donald trump doing something he rarely does. letting the political spotlight shine on someone

the counterpoint to that is president biden has said he's adamant that he's staying in the race, despiter george clooney, a large democratic donor, also writing an opinion editorial saying, "i love joe biden, but we need to have a new nominee." so i think that's also providing the backdrop to much of the conversation here. just some breaking news to bring you — joe biden will be sitting down for another interview, this with lester holt, the anchor of nbc news, coming off the back of the interview he had with abc's george stephanopoulos. it's fair to say this interview opportunity coming up at a time when no performance so far has managed to quell any of these concerns, at least amongst some democrats, about his fitness for staying in the race. helena with the latest from washington, thank you for the moment. and we'll be discussing more about president biden and those growing calls for him step aside. let's discuss what's been agreed to today at the nato summit. for more on this, let's speak to anja manuel — she's executive director of the aspen strategy group, which is a bipartisan us f