it's been alleged that the document includes a precise description of how the alleged criminal schemeas employed as well as its purpose. it's unclear hot whistleblower is. the specifics of their allegations or if this document even exists. >> we have credible information that this possible criminal activity took place and i can't verify whether or not it's criminal activity but i do have faith in the whistleblower. >> grassley added he has a rough idea of what is in the alleged document. the white house has just responded, quote: for going on five years now. republicans in congress have been lobbing unfounded, unproven politically motivated attacks against the president and his family without offering evidence for their claims or evidence of decisions influenced by anything other than u.s. interest. the subpoena gives the fbi one week until noon next week to produce forms containing the word biden from june 2020. the u.s. attorney's office in delaware is also weighing charges against hunter biden in a federal investigation that began in 2018. bret? >> bret: and on another front, the h

one of the allegations in 2019. giuliani had said at one point, if he loses, we're just going to claim voter fraud. we have this entire plan. it seems striking we would like what ended up happening. on that note, my first thought of reading the complaint is that this seems like a lot of stuff to jack smith would want to get his hands on. how does that work should he want to pursue that? >> it's really easy. first, even if she doesn't want to cooperate, the most powerful tool that a federal prosecutor has is a grand jury subpoena. it is a piece of paper that require somebody to go in the grand jury and testify. i suspect here that that kind of show of force won't be necessary, that this can simply be a phone call to the council, saying that we are interested in speaking with her. that could be done by jack smith or phony willis. remember, fani willis will be just as interested in really jute -- saying this beforehand, because rudy giuliani is on tape, talking to georgia electors, saying that there was fraud there. th

that is what's been alleged.t usually, her prior statement out of court is hearsay, and it's not admissible. but because she's been charged effectively with having recently fabricated this account, that prior consistent statement that was made close in time to the alleged assault, that can come in to rebut that charge. and that's gonna be crucial. >> very quickly, you did talk about political meditation, motivation, something that kara did not get to, there was a line of questioning about a conversation that e. jean carroll had with george conway, who we all know was a conservative lawyer who has become quite anti donald trump. conway suggested that she might have a case against trump. why was joe tacopina focused on that? >> because one of the lines of attack by tacopina is that e. jean carroll has made these allegations since donald trump has been a prominent politician, since he was president. and to suggest that she is politically motivated, that she's an anti trump politically motivated person. george conway

so we don't know again what the allegations are, where alleged bribery, what it stems from and what foreign speculation. it could be energy. it could be china because you know, the what you're saying, biden family and hunter biden involved in liquid natural gas deals according to house oversight, five states and more. the deal-making started soon after he left the navy, looking 2013 on. senator, we have to move on. we'll stay on the story with senator ron johnson coming on. what is your opinion about the attempt to assassinate president putin with a drone bomb? >> what we know that the iranians will manufacture 6,000 drones in russia. we know that north korea is involved, another member of that axis of evil. they have been sending rockets, military, sending these rockets into the wagner group which is fighting for russia against ukraine. we know that there is naval and navigation equipment that has come to russia out of china. and, i think you have to look at what is transpiring here in this space and, it would be of tremendous concern if you've got iran manufacturing these drones in russia

the allegations sound horrible. the allegations i'm not minimizing what she alleges she went through at the hands of giuliani, but one of the things that jumps out at me is what is more provable. of course in cases of sexual assault, unfortunately, it's often one person's word against anothers because assailants often isolate their victims, but what is interesting to me is this allegation she was offered a million dollars a year and paid virtually none of it. for something like that, there will be receipts. documents. is there an offer. is there an acceptance? is there the absence of recordkeeping? you can't just defer someone's compensation and not keep records. you can't fail to pay a minimum wage and fail to keep records of that. those are the kinds of things as a plaintiff's attorney, what is the easiest thing to prove and this complaint alleges some things that should be easy to find out. did you fail to pay them or pay at all? of course you're not going to pay them in a lump sum, but where are the canceled che

it says this is a serious allegation and if anyone has any concerns to get in touch.- allegation andny concerns to get in touch. thank you very much- — now to the world's largest oil company — aramco of saudi arabia. it has just released its latest profits news, posting a first—quarter net profit ofjust under $32 billion. that's a lot of money made in just three months, but it is down about 19% from the previous year. sameer hashmi — our middle east business correspondent — has been crunching the numbers for us. it's a lot of money, how have they made it? its it's a lot of money, how have they made it? , ., it's a lot of money, how have they made it? ,., , . , made it? its oil prices. in fact this year. _ made it? its oil prices. in fact this year, their _ made it? its oil prices. in fact this year, their profits - made it? its oil prices. in fact this year, their profits have . made it? its oil prices. in fact i this year, their profits have gone down because oil prices were volatile in the first three months of the year, they were hovering between 70— $85. last year when they made

he: made his allegation again, but because he has made this allegation repeatedly, the pakistani weekwith a statement saying that these were baseless allegations which are very deplorable. again, this morning, he reacted to that before leaving for the court. a video released on social media showed him saying that he was standing by his charges and talking about this officer. he said that, as a former minister, i have a responsibility for the entire country. this is all happening against the backdrop of his worsening, deteriorating relations between imran khan and a powerful military in pakistan. remember, if years ago, when he was running for the position of prime minister, it was widely seen that the military was widely seen that the military was behind him. the support of the military, he was able to launch a lot of his campaign. the opposition parties criticised the opposition parties criticised the opposition parties criticised the opposition parties criticised in terry. now, the relationship has broken down. hundreds of his supporters came his residence in lahore when the police

s. secretary of state antony blinkin cast doubt on the kremlin allegations. these are decisions for ukraine's. i've see the reports. i can't turn in any way. validate them. we simply, we simply don't know. i'm 2nd i would take anything coming out of the kremlin with a very large shaker assault. so let's see. ah, we'll see what, what, what the facts are. and it's, it's really hard to comment or speculate on this without really, really knowing what the facts are. moscow has threatened to retaliate against ukraine, making residents of keith, worried for their safety. wondering was a church they might try attacking the strategic objects. good decisions are made in key if you actually did my chair, let's let them his eyes. again, we need to remain in safety and take care of ourselves and our loved ones. with this have at that with me for now, putin remains safe. moscow announced that he will take part in a scheduled world war to victory day parade on red square. next week was got more of this. now from our correspondence, the connelly in the ukrainian capital and

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vatican officials fly to bolivia to investigate new allegations of abuse >>> the new feature that's helping lighten the load for parents. >>> and he may not be old enough to drive, but this 12-year-old is already a college grad. it's tuesday, may 23rd "early today" starts right now good morning, i'm phillip mena >> i'm frances rivera. we begin with breaking news from our nation's capital a u-haul truck crashed into a barrier just across from the white house. the secret service says the driver may have intentionally hit the barrier, and charges will be filed. at least one nearby hotel, the hay adams was evacuated, but they tell us guests were allowed back inside around 1:00 a.m. and roads have begun opening as well a bomb squad robot was seen opening the back of the u-haul the d.c. police department has now said the truck is safe the investigation is ongoing >>> a fake emergency in d.c. spooked twitter and the markets on monday. this fake image here claiming to show an explosion near the pentagon briefly went viral on twitter and pushed by a variety of verified accounts the fake picture, whi

to those allegations and denied any wrongdoing. two close friends of carrolls backed up her story. despite the former president's attorney saying he will not testify, the judge is giving him until sunday to decide whether he will. >>> a sigh of relief in davis california >> we are here to deliver the news to the entire community that everybody's been waiting to hear, we've made an arrest >> police arrested 21-year-old carlos dominguez after more than a dozen tips from witnesses. dominguez was found with a large knife in his backpack and faces two counts of murder and one count of attempted murder. he was a student at uc davis as of last week and is expected to appear in court today. >>> the nfl is hit with a coast-to-coast blitz attorneys general in california and new york are investigating workplace harassment and disparities in pay >> reporter: the new off-the-field probe into the nfl include serious allegations of workplace misconduct that continues to taint the lead. the state attorneys general in new york and california issuin

it's not just allegations.s a jury of his peers decide ing he did this. >> you brought to mark meadows, the chief of staff, incidents that you winced of donald trump behaving inappropriately with women? >> i did, as well as former white house press secretary and others. nothing that rises to this level, but things i would consider improper and i had a duty to report. s this is all out there. people need to pay attention. people need to stop make ing apologies for this man. >> is there anything more you can tell us about this? >> if i'm able to, i will share more. >> you have to come on the show to tell us that. thank you all. >>> this verdict comes just one day before the cnn exclusive town hall. donald trump is going to take questions from kaitlan collins in the primary voters tomorrow night at 8:00 eastern here on cnn. >>> kevin mccarthy just came out of the white house after meeting with president biden and congressional leaders. there's mitch mcconnell. there's some democrat there is as well. is there going

so i'm a pauses office days and inquiry led by a judge would look into these allegations, but a most awful, i must say. so after guys taking states to rip him onto the us invested a to so africa. i'm noticing that it is a concern that to bring it to did not follow proper diplomatic channels to express these countries concerns. brick and delegation and us officials in arisen terms between the south africa are 6 regions and you find that where it's at least 27 from goal of god. this is a hospital here. most of those are the, the next group public. and as the call 2nd, ukraine continues to rage on the presidential adviser to let him is. that landscape has warned if the west stop supplying weapons, the key of it will lead to a wide, a constant across europe and an increase in terror attacks in the region a mr. burrell. so that should have gone on to say, if we stop giving arms to ukraine, it would mean that ukraine would be completely martyr to them. and then after that, there would be war and other countries being said after that the number of terrorist attacks in europe would increase

but actually the allegation, they couldn't prove that much.l, some group, they mentioned a big number. when we inquired, it was perhaps five or six people. but, sometimes, people themselves... some people hide themselves because of different issues. but extrajudicial killing, we never support that. in our country i think, i don't know any other countries, that have these rules, but in our country, the law is there, and if there is anything being done wrong by our law enforcement agency, immediately, they go forjustice. any organisation, if they have done any misdeeds, immediately, they get punishment. why did the us imposed sanctions on one of your paramilitary organisations? that paramilitary organisation was set up by the us, and actually with their advice, it was established in 200a. all of the training, equipments, everything was provided by us. was provided by us. and i feel that the way they train them, now they are acting in such a way, so how and why they sanctioned it is really a big question to me. what do you think it is? what do yo

of alleged behavior the former president trump.o we know that the former president actually gonna testify? >> no, he was never expected to testify, but his lawyer actually confirmed that shortly after court today. anderson, i can tell you, i speak with many of the former president trump's attorneys, some of his attorneys in the other criminal investigations are going to be quite relieved to hear that their client will not be on the stand in this case. there were some concerns about how other issues could come up in the civil case, that could complicate those other criminal destinations, particularly, when it comes to his credibility. >> will the defense call any witnesses do you know? do you know when the trial may end? >> yeah, the timeline working at now, anderson, carroll's lawyers are expected to wrap up their case on thursday. then, the trump attorneys will get their chance to put on a defense, as of, now they're only expected to call around one witness, that is supposed to be an expert will testify remotely. there is no court

the tesco boss quits after allegations of inappropriate behaviour.the next hour, nasa will announce the company to build spacecrafts for their latest expedition to the moon. welcome to bbc news. it is a day of two important summits — with the war in ukraine being the common theme. at the g7 gathering injapan, world leaders met to discuss a new round of sanctions against russia. while at the arab league meeting in saudi arabia, president zelensky made a surprise visit, urging those attending, to support ukraine. he told the gathering injeddah that, on this, the asoth day of the war, the world needed to fight the �*virus of aggression�* from moscow — stressing kyiv would not give up any sovereign territory to achieve peace. also making the headlines at that summit is president assad of syria — the first time he's been invited to the arab league since the devastating civil war, that's blighted the country. here he is — the official handshake and welcome from the saudi crown prince. initial handshake and welcome from the cramp read is. —— crown pier and

as groce as those allegations are, there are other allegations in the lawsuit that could turn into federaltigations. dunphy alleges that giuliani told her in 2019 he was selling presidential pardons for $2 million, money he and then president donald trump planned to split. the lawsuit did not allege any were sold, but even so, that could describe a conspiracy to commit extortion. it also does not claim that there are any recordings of this conversation and a spokesperson for donald trump's 2024 campaign has not responded to a request for comment. then there's a part of the lawsuit where giuliani allegedly tells dunphy to commit the crime of lying to the fbi, quote, he told her if the fbi sought to interview her, she should not remember anything and should claim that she did not know giuliani. and there is the part where he allegedly admits to federal and state income tax evasion, describing to dunphy how he had a friend collect and hold a million dollars owed to him so that he could avoid reporting the income and keep it from his third wife in divorce proceedings. and like many of their ot

and trump's lies about her in response to her allegations. the jury holding donald trump liable for that defamation based on a social media post. another measure of legal accountability at a time where we've seen increasing calls for tougher legal penalties for among other things the malicious falsehoods and lies that can the used to sometimes demean and endanger people. we'll also tell you, the jury did not find donald trump liable for his accusation of rape. this new judgment that broke late today and our top story, includes a hefty penalty. it's the kind of daniels judgment that would actually bankrupt most people, about $5 million totalled up. it's a sum that's not likely to impact donald trump financially as much as this new precedent today that he has now been found to be a sexual abuser by a jury of his peers under the civil standard. that's the legal outcome. carroll sought that exact outcome through this process. they did not speak publicly when leaving court with her lawyer. she did release a statement. what does this mean beyond th

and these pardon allegations.hy's attorney has said that there is no recording of these conversations -- unlike the alleged racist and sexist remarks he made. they're instead trying to corroborate this with another witness who is, lev parnas, who is also a former employee of giuliani's who's also been sentenced to prison for fraud -- how solid you think this particular charge is going to be? >> that's difficult to answer charles until we hear more from these people. but let me make this clear. we have to talk about this in two separate contexts. the specific context in terms of what it means legally, but then we also have to talk about it in the context of what this means in the overall makeup of this case. in that context, giuliani has a couple problems here. the first one is, juries don't like lawyers. plain and simple. they barely like us when we're standing up in front of them arguing. they definitely don't like us when we are on trial. the only thing they like less than lawyers are liars. by the time this cas

this is a serious allegation. a whistle-blower came forward to the champion of whistle-blowers, senator grassley. he talked to chairman comer to subpoena these records. they have written a letter to attorney general garland and fbi director christopher wray to turn over this fbi file. what this is a report that the fbi agent files when a confidential human source issues -- gives them a report of alleged misconduct. my questioning is this scheme, does this tie in to other influence pedalling? the things that hunter biden, james biden, other members of the biden family are involved in. again, what this scheme is about apparently a ledgedly, is the vice president basically engaging in a scheme to profit all of policy changes. this is an unbelievably serious allegation. i hope that merrick garland and christopher wray turn over that fbi form and we can get to the bottom of this. >> gillian: senator, rich edson reported a moment ago that very little is known about the allegation. the whistle-blower, their identity will

now, the white house has also been very quick to respond to these allegations.e statement from white house spokesman ian sand. it reads, "congressman comber has a history of playing fast and loose with the facts and spreading baseless innuendo while refusing to conduct his so-called investigations with legitimacy." and now it's also just important to note that this is only some of the first findings that comber and the republicans on the oversight committee are releasing. comber had said that he promises to have other revelations and other findings that he wants to release in the coming weeks. >> so you said and that's an important point there, he's not claiming and there's no evidence that they were illegal payments? is that right? >> reporter: yes. there's no evidence in this document that any of them were illegal. >> the question becomes about influence. alaina treene, thanks so much. brianna. >>> donald trump is vowing to appeal after a jury in new york found him liable of sexually abusing and defaming writer e. jean carroll. the former president lashed out

he has a 15 years ago allegations, a san jose denies allstate contribute. so rachel, marston, investigators, a french financial crime. prosecutors will ask a judge to try former french president nicola stuff cozy for passive corruption, criminal association, illegal financing of electronics campaigns and concealment of investment libyan public funds. that's according to french main screen press reports. it seems like it was just yesterday that former libyan leader mo, market duffy was visiting some busy at the, in these a palace in the wake of the french president's 2007 election victory. insisting on making himself comfortable in a traditional bed with intense on the lawn of the latter state guest house. right in the middle of paris stuff because he had made a trip to tripoli himself just a few months earlier, barely weeks after taking office. his spokesman at this time called frances and libya's anti terrorist cooperation, a quote long time pon pon back. but just over 3 years later, the tone had drastically changed. mister delphi must please, regarding th

these allegations and he willappeal.allegations and he will appeal. i think all indications are that this verdict by itself is unlikely to deter him. i think some campaign strategists think there could be a compounding effect of this alongside the criminal charges from the manhattan district attorney and if he were to be charged in some of the investigations he is facing at this point. of the investigations he is facing at this point-— at this point. what many people around the _ at this point. what many people around the world _ at this point. what many people around the world will— at this point. what many people around the world will find - at this point. what many people around the world will find pretty astonishing, court cases like this are useful reminder that people in positions of power can be held to account. and yet, as you said, it may not in any way to end his chances of becoming the next us president? chances of becoming the next us resident? ., , chances of becoming the next us resident? . , _, , , preside

he has been under pressure in recent weeks after allegations emerged of his conduct, for women made allegationsa similar aim staff said he touched her bottom, a similaraim was made staff said he touched her bottom, a similar aim was made by cbi staff, the allegation dates back to 2019. tesco said they carried out a full review into these allegations and have not found any wrong doing themselves but felt this was becoming a distraction so this appears to be why they have acted now. john allan denies these claims and apologised for another allegation that he made a comment about a female member of staff, he released a statement saying he regretted having to stand down from the job following baseless allegations against him, he said there is no evidence of wrongdoing, at that time, he said, i remain determined to prove my innocence. a 95—year—old woman is in hospital with life—threatening head injuries after being tasered by police in australia. this is the care home in cooma where clare nowland — who uses a walking frame and suffers from dementia — was tasered when she approached officers with a

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and that allegation was echoed by a different allegation -- elizabeth: okay. we're going to break for a second. we'll come back to you, miranda. we're going to listen to speaker mccarthy. just listen to this. >> -- came down to see him saying let's work together in responsible, sensible way that we can lift the debt ceiling and find a way that we can curb this increasing debt that is affecting every american family with inflation and now three banks of our largest banks have closed in the debt problem. nothing has changed since then. the only thing that has changed is the house has raised the debt ceiling and passed the bill. that's why we had a meeting today. everybody in this meeting reiterated the positions they were at. staffs should get back together. but i was very clear with t two weeks to go. chuck schumer could pass something, we'd go to conference right away and solve it, but i don't think chuck schumer can pass anything. they haven't dealt with it. unfortunately, the president has waited 97 days without ever meeting. every day i ask, could we meet,

discrimination allegations inside one of the biggest hospital systems in the state, sutter health is now taking action. >>> a troubling trend. ghost guns appear nothing more bay area schools. how the untraceable weapons are getting into the hands of kids. >> thanks for being with us on this thursday. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. >>> on campus, trying to allay fears. willow glen high today, after a student was arrested for bringing a so-called ghost gun to school yesterday, the latest guns on campus arrest in the bay area. it's left parents and kids shaken. nbc bay area's damian trujillo takes a closer look. >> reporter: the use of ghost guns has exploded across the country over the last five years, and now there's a fear that children are increasingly becoming a part of that troubling trend. san jose police officers were on foot patrol at willow glen high school today. they also circled the perimeter of the school in patrol cars in an attempt to ease concerns one day after a student was arrested for bringing a loaded ghost gun to campus. >> this isn't supposed to happen to

allegations online as ever that in ukraine, the capitol kyiv, nightclubs are up and running. tell us more. >> that's right. according to these allegations, online parties in kyiv are in full swing despite the war in ukraine, and these parties are allegedly funded by international donations. these are the claims with this video that has been viewed on twitter over 8 million times, posted on may 3, where we see this alleged scene of a very active nightlife in kyiv, and this is an image of four different nightclubs in the ukrainian capital that allegedly took place recently. here's the original tweet from radio genova. this tweet has been seen over 35 million times on twitter from this account that is known as an at least top-five account for pro-russian propaganda on twitter with a claim made while in kyiv, nightclubs, please donate more money. then it was widely shared, as you can imagine. here's an example from a user that claims, so they made donations, so they could go clubbing, #ukraine. mark: whose agenda is behind this one, i asked myself. where do these videos come from

now, up until now, justice thomas has not denied any of the allegations against him. he has really st tement saying he does not believe he engaged in any wrongdoing live in washington. alexandra limon. all right, alex, thank you for that update. there. well, still to come on the kron, 4 morning news, we're talking about the victim's family. >> the walker shooting has now reached out to a prominent civil rights lawyer. what we know about the case in just a few moments. don't go anywhere. well, the nfl is being investigated for possible workplace discrimination. >> california attorney general rob bonta says his office along with the new york attorney general are looking into allegations of a hostile work environment, pay inequality across the nfl. well, in a statement, bonta says, quote, no companies too big, a popular to avoid being held responsible for their actions. and the warriors. a one game to. we have reaction from the fans coming up. >> i'm trevor shirley in london. preparations are underway for tomorrow's coronation of king charles. the 3rd coming up. i've got

now, these allegations, any of these allegations are proven true. then someone with the last name biden needs to be charged,someon prosecuted, maybe spend a little time in prison to takei to accountde and responsible for the actions they've taken today. >> all right. joining us now with more south carolina congresswoman nancy is with us .ey i agree they d no need to get of their and they need to getm to the bottom of this. it's interesting because congressman colmer, the chairman earlier in said the doj do notrlier indict hunter biden and is the reason for that, that you now believe that committeeo is getting far deeper into the biden family. biand their business dealings with foreign nations, especially hostileh foreig nati >> and it runs a lot deeper wha than what they would charge hunter bidenld with . >> yes, that is the case. and i will tell you , this is as you say, sean , everything you said, it was 100% true. t and thishe is just the tipicebe. of the iceberg. and here we have a doj and fbi who are who are indictingtrum trump on misdemeanors

it also alleged he touch the bottom of also alleged he touch the bottom of a female member of staff at the cbi. mr allen has strongly denied inappropriate touching. tesco said inappropriate touching. tesco said in a statement it had received no complaints informally or formally about mr allen's to conduct, including through its confidential protect online service. it said it had noted mr allen's strong denial and that he had never been the subject of a complaint during his tenure at tesco. there are also claims of several inappropriate remarks being made at the cbi. mr allen has admitted to making a comment to a female cbi worker in 2019 about a dress suiting her figure. a spokesman for mr allen said in regard to that claim, he was mortified after making that comment and apologised. the person concerned agreed the matter was closed, no further action was taken. regarding the other claims, they are simply untrue. the report today emerged during the guardian's investigations into the cbi which is in turmoil after a whole broader series of allegations of misconduct. they have promised a r

he never publicly commented on those allegations. never expressed any remorse. argument was these women were golddiggers, fantasists. one of the counts he was subsequently cleared was considered to be unsafe because a witness was not credible in that particular account. it was a very surreal experience seeing him in court. very disturbing to hear these allegations of abuse from very young girls and women. the youngest aged seven or eight when she said he molested her. >> barbara miller, thank you very much. we are going to go to portugal. the latest on the search for madeleine mccann. may have seen this for the last couple of days. police are searching a reservoir with evidence to link a german sex offender to her disappearance. he was made a formal suspect by portuguese prosecutors. >> working methodically through the undergrowth, probing for anything that can provide a clue to what happened to madeleine mccann. german and portuguese police offirs with british police in attendance searching the edge of a reservoir. it was a planned operation that also involved

of sexual abuse of a minor and have judged these allegations to be unfounded. carter was placed back into ministry. >> the father carter story i think is one of the most shameful for the archdiocese of san francisco. >> reporter: attorney rick simmons was la campania's attorney. >> the archdiocese claim they had were going to do an independent review. they did an independent review, but the only thing that was independent was the facts. >> reporter: in the two decades that followed, carter continued to work as a priest in san francisco, most recently at our lady of lords and st. paul of the shipwreck, seen in this youtube video posted in 2021. in 2022, our investigative unit told you about a new wave of accusations hitting the catholic church across california, enabled by the 2019 child victims act which temporarily did away with the civil statute of limitations on child section abuse cases. >> now six more have come forward with allegations. >> reporter: we've pored through hundreds of lawsuits and found carter's name at least a half dozen times. these six new

this footage circulating on the russian telegram channels shows the alleged overnight attack and smoke rising above the main kremlin palace. and there has been no independent verification of this footage. but russia accuses ukraine of trying to assess, and they to ukrainian president, followed him as a lensky denied any involvement in the alleged incident on we don't at tech pushing or most go we fly to home on our territory. we're defending our religious cities. we don't have, you know, enough up and for these that's why we don't use it any, any way, are full for us. that is adapted to the way we can spend it. and we do the tech points and we leave it to try. but you know how it's going to in washington know how us secretary of state and, and the blinking costs down on the credit lens allegations. these are decisions for ukraine's. i've seen the reports. i can't in any way validate them. we simply, we simply don't know the 2nd i would take anything coming out of the kremlin with a very large shake or salt. so let's see. uh, we'll see what, uh, what, what the facts are. and it's, it's

how substantive are these allegations?rofiting off of their family and politics since the republican was created. we saw it with billy carter and roger clinton. the list goes on and on. the question is, is hunter biden anything different than any of those guys, including jared kushner, who has a $2 billion deal with the saudis when he left his job in the white house? or is there some national security implications to what hunter biden is alleged to have done, which makes this case more serious? if it's just the type of profiting off of your family, then if people were serious about this, the house republicans and democrats would pass stricter disclosure laws that would apply to all people, including former president trump. but i don't know that they have that as their agenda as much as just politics and smears and allegations without facts. >> and there are also senate republicans who failed to find direct evidence of corruption in hunter biden's specific activity in ukraine. that was during a 2020 report. then this week h

and nothing but the nonsense allegations.ow they feel about donald trump and the new york jury appeal said absolutely not, not a rapist. >> by the way you are right and one headline they wanted and they didn't get it and you are right and i believe you easily win this on appeal. appreciate you joe tacopina. when we come back more hannity straight ahead. please stay with us. [applause]. >> programming note, another live audience show tomorrow night and if you want to be a part of this great audience, their rockets, they are allowed they are fun. just go to hannity.com for information on how you can get your free tickets. unfortunately, that is all the time we have left this evening. please set your dvr so you neve ever ever have to miss episode of henry and in the meantime laura ingram is up next. laura, they have a message for you. >> fozwhodey, laura. >> aren't they sweet, what nice people. >> what nice people, she says 6 sean, what i'm looking at the double box, i'm looking at double boxes. i'm worried, you look very profes

the allegation is that george santos raised money for his campaign under false pretenses.run for and win a seat innings could. i need the money to buy tv ads, instead he pocketed that money, used it to pay off his personal debts, buy clothes, pay off his car, et cetera. the straight up fraud. so that's number one. second related to that is money laundering because when he received these payments as high as $25,000 they would then be wired from one account to another and the idea of money laundering is you are trying to move around money that you stole in order to hide it. that's number two. number three, theft of public funds. this is totally different and sort of shocking. and this relates actually to money that the federal government made available during covid to help people who are unemployed during covid and santos falsely said i'm not working, i'm trying to get a job, it's not working out, when he was, in fact, working. so that is a straight up theft of public funds. that's the third part. and finally, again, unrelated or only tangentially related is false statements

jean carroll making this allegation, trump is making those statements. eugene carroll receiving numerous negative tweets, emails, said she was sleeping with a gun in her bed because she was so concerned about her safety. based on the reaction of the followers. that's something i think the judge was taking into consideration here. >> obviously during the case, e. jean carroll's attorney introduced the access hollywood tape of donald trump in, i think, 2006, talking with billy bush about how, if you're a star, you can get away with sexual assault, essentially, grabbing women by their genitals. in addition, i believe there was at least one, if not to other women who testified and claimed that donald trump hidden similar things to them, right? there is this context that there are more than a dozen women who have made similar allegations about donald trump. who testified exactly, what did they testify about? >> yeah, so, there were two women who testified. one of them is just the belly, she said she was sitting in first class on an airplane next to donald tru

however, the envoy how to said he would quote betsy's life on the accuracy of those allegations. be alarming of russia, a vice south africa with a vessel don't say i didn't sign this town is fundamentally unacceptable. we are confident that weapons were loaded onto that vessel and i would bet my life on the accuracy of that assertion. so it's the news conference in pretoria, which is the country's capital with the us. the best way to save all of this the, that the biden administration is certain that the load onto a be so in the did off the nights at this time was telling naval base over 3 days. and then saw us put through to russia the has been quite a lot of developments, i must say initially this of african pittsville said, or i'm opposed to refuse to confirm or deny saying that. so the messa is being looked into and that's investigation was underway. but as things stand come and see, so that because administer responsible for arms control has responded to the allegation, saying that the government had not approved any weapons shipment to russia late last year and move that of

they are still parading those allegations and it has been more than three weeks since the allegationsin the beginning and they had to go all the way to the supreme court to get that done. 0nce supreme court to get that done. once that was done, there is no questioning of their being accused all statements taken by the wrestlers so at every step of the process, they have had to go to higher courts, they have had to sit and protest, that took place for a whole month. it ended in a protest in front of the new parliament which they could not hold and they were evicted from that process on sunday and now they have returned that this demand will continue and the government will probably have to give a stronger response going forward. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. the cheese is rolling again. and it's not for the faint hearted. bumps and bangs along the way for many. and it was matt from manchester who bagged the first cheese. i'm pretty conscious and have not got many serious injuries, and i'm a big fan of cheese, so i'm buzzing. some people did take the rolling a bi

using the present tense, you're referring back to your knowledge as of when she first made the allegation. >> i still don't know this woman. i think she's a whack job. i have no idea. i don't know anything about this woman other than what i read in stories and what i hear. i know nothing about her. >> okay. well i guess the distinction i'm trying to make when the allegation came out in 2019, i think it is your testimony you had no idea who she was. >> i still don't. >> well today you know she's a plaf in a case suing you. >> oh, yes, that i know.

if he and the three other alleged victims win, many could sue. it three other alleged victims win, manyther alleged victims win, many could sue. it makes it much more likely _ many could sue. it makes it much more likely that _ many could sue. it makes it much more likely that the _ many could sue. it makes it much more likely that the mirror - many could sue. it makes it much more likely that the mirror will. more likely that the mirror will have to accept and settle other cases brought before them because the background was there was widespread activity and all these private investigators were paid for illegal activity. in private investigators were paid for illegal activity-— illegal activity. in 2015 the case involvin: illegal activity. in 2015 the case involving the _ illegal activity. in 2015 the case involving the actress _ illegal activity. in 2015 the case involving the actress resulted l illegal activity. in 2015 the case| involving the actress resulted in the mirror newspaper groups admitting that phones were hacked and private investigators were illegally obtained. the lates

counting this alleged attack on the kremlin, there were nine drone attacks in total so far.e have to keep in mind that the information and reports we are getting are coming from russian state media, they haven't been confirmed by western media or experts. the only clear statement that we have so far, comes from the kremlin itself, and from ukraine, which vehemently denies being involved. of course, there is the possibility of russia trying to use this to legitimize the war in ukraine, especially because they waited a whole day before publishing the footage. also on may 9, there will be a parade on the red square to celebrate russia's victory in world war ii. so what a timing to invoke more patriotic feelings in russian society than showing them that the enemy is here, almost at their doorstep, in the kremlin. brent: jennifer pahlke and nick connolly, to both of you, thinking. how plausible is a drone attack on the kremlin? let's look to a political scientist from texas tech university, and a research fellow with the war institute. so, what was the reaction to this video the