among the countries of the allied five, the highest unemployment rate was recorded in armenia, this... the lowest in russia is 2.8%. in our country the unemployment rate is just over 3%. and finally, over 5 months, russia’s gdp increased by 5% compared to the same period last year, which is significantly higher than forecasts, the russian government said. mechanical engineering remains the key driver; investments have also increased, and consumer activity is stimulated by rising incomes of russians. and that's all for me, have a nice day and a productive week. see you, the morning broadcast continues with crime news in the studio zone x violetta sokolovich, hello, the web, as well as equipment for... got to the experts for examination, these items were seized by our law enforcement officers at the brest checkpoint, during the passage border control, a service dog responded to the luggage of a foreign passenger on a bus traveling from poland. the contents of the tourist's backpack were sent to specialists for inspection. according to the expert’s conclusions, the substance of plant ori

america and its allies give five more missile systems to ukraine. america, the netherlands, germany, italy and romania announced in a statement that they will deliver four patriot systems and one known as samteti to ukraine. according to this statement, these countries will have dozens of tactical air defense systems in the coming months. put. supporters of ukraine have promised to donate more than one million dollars to the air defense system of ukraine. the president of the united states emphasized the support of ukraine at the meeting of nato member states in washington and said that a global coalition should be formed to support kiev. according to biden , this waste has so far weapons such as tanks, atomic war vehicles, air defense systems, long-range missiles, and millions of ammunition shortages. ukraine has sent. garma is constantly breaking records in different parts of the world. the last days of spring and the beginning of summer, i.e. june 11 to july 9, equivalent to june 2024, were the hottest june recorded in the world. reports show tha

and when the united states was attacked on september 11, our nato allies still with us invoking article fiveor the first time in nato history. treating an attack on us as an attack on all of us. it is breathtaking what the american people will never forget. while all this history and great changes have occurred, people have asked, can nato adapt? it every time we have proved we could act, and we did. we increased our effectiveness, and here with us today, i country from the indo pacific region. we are here because they have a stake in our success and we have a stake in the heirs. today, nato is more powerful than ever. 32 nations strong. for years, our partners, now i have chosen to officially join nato, and because of the power and meaning of article five, guaranteed, that's the reason, the most important aspect of the alliance of 1949, and you are still the most important aspect. i will also note president putin joined the allies not just because leaders sought a drug because citizens called for it in overwhelming numbers. and remember, nato's characters are fundamentally democratic, alway

he had our 31 nato allies and five other heads of state at least in washington and he chaired bilad, meeting after meeting, three days of a state ino summit, strongest nato that has ever been, did campaign event, did campaign rallies and there are folks saying he is not strong enough or capable enough to be our next president. i disagree. ellen: ok. >> i'll note the record that there was not meant to be an applause line but thank you to the few who applauded. >> have you talked to him in the last few days? >> i'm not going to get into the details. i'm confident he's hearing from colleagues and from folks. the number of people who have given me input from here, people who i grew up with, former roommates, ex-gives people i didn't realize still had my cell phone number. people who ride the train with me, a people who are my neighbor, people who are journalists, people who are friends. there is a lot of concern and anxiety about this. because the stakes are so significant. the consequences of this election is so profound. the difference is between our two candidates our likely nominee j

so, in principle, there is nothing in article five to rule it out, because allies define what constitutes an armed attack on one or more of its members. and i would say that a cyber attack that has physical consequences, such as death or destruction. for example, if you turn off the power in a hospital in the winter in northern norway, it can lead to death and destruction, and it can be considered a... this issue is often discussed, and where the threshold is not necessarily defined, but it is for the allies to define what constitutes a violation to which article five will refer. norway took the lead in helping ukraine rebuild its energy infrastructure. how much you can help with this, because now the situation is critical. this is a very dramatic situation. the last time i was in ukraine was a few months ago and i visited bombed power plants in kyiv and the suburban area, as well as in odesa and the suburbs. i also saw the renovations going on. i think that ukraine needs energy on the energy front two things first, it needs to be repaired so that the existing infrastructure can be used a

let's read it out, this means that the united states and its allies will supply ukraine with five additional defense systems, this. statement by joe biden, as well as dozens of tactical air defense systems and hundreds of interceptor missiles for air defense systems will be supplied to them, we are talking about statements for next year, also the united states will make ukraine a priority destination for the export of air defense systems, kiev will receive them earlier, than anyone else, and the west will hand over five more strategic air defense systems, but this is already happening... repetitions, but thereby we understand that the rhetoric does not seem peaceful at all. so, trade turnover between russia and india will reach $100 billion by 2030, about this vladimir putin said in a joint statement with indian prime minister narendra modi. negotiations between the president and the head of government over 2 days took place both in an official format with delegations of the two countries, and in an informal setting in novoogoryovo. the main statements, agreements and the violent reaction of

five days, remember? still standing two and half years later will continue to stand. all the alliesld break. today, nato is stronger than it's ever been in its history. when this senseless war began, ukraine was a free country. today, it is still a free country and the war will end with ukraine remaining and independent country. russia will not prevail. ukraine will prevail. ladies and gentlemen, this is a pivotal moment for the transatlantic community and i might add for the world. let's remember, the fact that neither remains global security did not happen by accident, it was not inevitable. again and again, critical moments that we chose union over disunion, progress of a retreat, freedom of her tyranny, hope over fear and retreat, freedom of her tyranny, hope overfear and again retreat, freedom of her tyranny, hope over fear and again we stood behind a shared vision of a peaceful and prosperous transatlantic community near the summit, we gather and claim that nato is ready and able to secure that vision today and well into the future. let me say this. in overwhelming bipartisan

these attacks. 15 nations have partnered with the united states in this effort, including five of our nato alliesand i strongly encourage others to join in this effort. third, we need to share best practices in women, peace, and security beyond our alliance. that will make our partners stronger. it will make them more stable. it will help prevent and diminish drivers of instability in other parts of the world, which increasingly affect our own security. and just to give you a couple quick examples, this year the u.s. launched women, peace, and security regional centers in colombia and kosovo. we're grateful to have president osmani here with us today. [applause] president osmani was instrumental in the launch of this initiative. it's already demonstrating the way these centers can serve as hubs for ideas and for innovation. in the months ahead, we'll launch a third center in the philippines. and these hubs bring together government, civil society, academia, the private sector to collaborate on tackling the challenges that we're talking about here today. last year, the u.s. military launched its f

patriot samt batteries with anti-missile capabilities of the year are engaged in by the allies, the decision was made by fively one of the germans went in, and something in addition, we did not hear about this at the summit, we heard that there will be dozens of means of anti-hail defense, and all this is for perspective, we needed it yesterday, we see a rather difficult situation at the front, we it is necessary to fight with the missile, first of all. weapons must be used to fight guided aerial bombs, this approach does not increase our capabilities in the fight against this very weapon, which is fundamentally a priority for us to destroy it in this regard, and therefore it was expected that, well, at least some decisive, that is, solutions were proven, for example, the lifting of the ban on the supply of america. f-16, but this was not done. blinken, the secretary of state said that they are moving from denmark and the netherlands, and will continue to move there until the end, that is, in ukraine, until the end of summer. well, we have heard this kind of approach many times. moreover, we thought that may

when the united states was attacked on september 11, our nato allies stood with us, evoking article fiveirst time in nato history. an attack on us is an attack on all of us. a breathtaking display of friendship that the american people will never ever forget. certainly a momentous summit, notjust because of the big number, the 75th anniversary of nato, but also of course because of ukraine and the support that nato nations have been giving to it, that were grinding into its third year and this alliance wanted to put on some display of strength after those big strikes on kyiv. this is being watched not just from what biden was going to say but how he would say it. yeah, there was a big political component to this as well, we've seen president biden making several more of these public appearances, speeches and every one of those words that he delivers will be analysed and kind of looked over — this was a speech though that was delivered much more forcefully, much more clearly, he seemed to have more strength than he did during that disastrous debate against former president donald trump. a

alliance, a also thanks to the efforts of president biden and our other allies, that is, we managed to provide ukraine with new, fivenew state- of-the-art air defense systems, in particular, romania will provide, the netherlands, as well as other allies, of course, this is a very significant step, but other than that... we we will do everything to ensure that ukraine receives more tactical defense systems, including nasem. accordingly, we can provide more, so this announcement has already been made, this announcement has been made by president biden, and so the impact will be significant. thank you very much. i present to you of south korea. cooperation between south korea and nato is increasing, please tell us, taking into account the background agreements between russia and north korea, how we will respond in cooperation with you. yes, the help we provide to ukraine and generally support our other allies, we are talking about these systems. patriots, which ukraine received thanks to the agreements in april, and in general javelins, which ukraine has received for a long time, that is, we will have a meeting with th

germany, the netherlands, romania and italy will provide ukraine equipment for five additional complexes. the united states and alliesto allocate more than $1 billion. having almost reached the finale of the speech without hesitation, the us president decides to award secretary general stoltenberg, for whom this summit will receive the last highest us civilian award. the freedom medal, but he can’t do without a prompter and continues to read all the technical notes. ask a military assistant. realizing the mistake, biden freezes and the applause hides the mistake, but the prompter sets him up again and he again reads what to read. there are no frantic f-16 planes at all yet, backed up to the wall on the sidelines of the summit, western countries are hastening to assure that the fighters are already on the way. the prime minister of norway announced the transfer of six aircraft to kiev, followed by the united states announcing the transfer of its f-16s to ukraine. secretary of state blinken hopes that they will be able to inflict serious damage on russia. f-16 fighters are already on the way, the transfer is already ta

harder and you press conferences and longform interviews, he had a week where we had our 31 nato allies and fiveer heads of state at least in washington and he chaired meeting after meeting, three days of a nato summit, strongest nato has ever been. did a press conference. did campaign events. and there are folks still saying he is not strong enough or capable enough to be our next president. i disagree. >> i will not for the record that was not meant to be an applause line, but thank you to the few of you who applauded. >> have you talked to him in you last few days? >> i will not get into the details of our private conversations, but i'm confident he is hearing what he needs to hear from colleagues, from the public. the number of people who have given me input this week from here, people i grew up with in delaware, former roommates, ex-girlfriend, people i did not realize still had my cell phone number -- with all due respect, literally people who ride the train with me and are my neighbors, people who are journalists, people who are friends, there is a lot of concern and anxiety about this. b

allies at the summit for ukraine. what difference would it make to ukrainian air defenses? >> we think it will make a significant difference. you are talking about fiveic air defense systems going to ukraine from us and from our allies. additional tactical air defense systems either already there or on the way as we speak. we think they will make a big difference. clearly, air defense, as president zelensky has rightly said is one of the most important needs in ukraine. we saw that for our own eyes over the weekend when the russians struck at children's hospital in downtown kyiv. we have to make sure they have these capabilities. they are on the way. >> president zelensky wants to be able to use foreign weapons in whatever way he decides to strike out fights inside russia. many countries have made donations without restrictions, but the u.s. has restrictions. would you be of the mind to remove all the restrictions from the weapons you are giving to ukraine? >> these are conversations we continue to have with ukrainians. we have them every day and we will continue to have them at the nato summit. the president will meet with president zelensky tomorro

harder and you press conferences and longform interviews, he had a week where we had our 31 nato allies and fivether heads of state at least in washington and he chaired meeting after meeting, three days of a nato summit, strongest nato has ever been. did a press conference. did campaign events. and there are folks still saying he is not strong enough or capable enough to be our next president. i disagree. >> i will not for the record that was not meant to be an applause line, but thank you to the few of you who applauded. >> have you talked to him in you last few days? >> i will not get into the details of our private conversations, but i'm confident he is hearing what he needs to hear from colleagues, from the public. the number of people who have given me input this week from here, people i grew up with in delaware, former roommates, ex-girlfriend, people i did not realize still had my cell phone number -- with all due respect, literally people who ride the train with me and are my neighbors, people who are journalists, people who are friends, there is a lot of concern and anxiety about this.

we believe that five of them are allies. the biden harris administration has not only turned their back on our american hostages, you don't ever hear them mention our american hostages, but they've also turned their back on our close friend and ally israel. when israel needed support and our citizens needed saving president biden withheld weapons and vice president harris fueled rhetoric. neither the vice president nor the president were there to welcome the prime minister of israel on his arrival so folks israel was attacked by iran back terrorists and sadly they have been attacked by the united states administration never never should this have happened . senate republicans stand in solidarity with israel we stand in solidarity with the prime minister as they defend their country and work to defeat iran back hamas so we are demanding action from this waffling white house. number one, end the appeasement . two, enforce the sanctions and supply the weapons israel needs to defeat hamas and ensure that terrorists are never eve

five administrations. we've looked at our allies and said, you're not doing enough.hink he'll continue to say that. >> on taiwan? stra strategic ambiguity shouldn't be the position anymore? >> that doesn't have anything to do with whether or not taiwan is strong militarily. they're making their own decisions -- their decisions that they're making is to the strength of their military should be in line with how they're going to fight and defend their country, not just if the united states is going to come in and back them up. >> chair turner, good to have you here in person. >> thank you. >> we're always joined in person now by west virginia independent senator, joe manchin. good to see you, senator. >> good to be with yoyou. >> you made some news this morning saying it's time for joe biden to pass the torch. did he know you were going to publicly say this? >> they were informed. let me make sure that we preface this by saying, after three weeks i hadn't said anything because i thought the president needed to process that and i took a week and thought, maybe he needed

five new areas of cooperation. nato and ukraine. let's listen. as for ukraine, i i expect that the alliesraine, which will help provide security and training. this is a long-term commitment to continue to support ukraine. new announcements of immediate military support, as well as new bilateral security agreements. finally, we will intensify our efforts to ensure full interoperability. they said that within a year the military doctrine would be changed, where the european, the european theater of military operations takes first place, but there the basis of all this is increased by two to 2.5% funding, well , 40 40 million, 40 billion allocated by europe, also in the twenty-fifth year matters, apparently, the americans did a lot a clever, very clever two-step move and, firstly, destroyed the european economy. briefly the first day of the nato summit, which was primarily noted, means 1 billion for strengthening air defense systems, developing a joint integrated air and missile defense architecture, five additional patriot air defense systems and tt itself continue to work on integration in

five days, remember? still standing two and a half years later and will continue to stand. [applause] all the allisy nato is stronger than it's ever been in its history. when this senseless war began. ukraine was a free country. today it is still a free country. and the war will end with ukraine remaining a free and independent country. russia will not prevail. [applause] ukraine will prevail. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, this is a pivotal moment for europe, for the trans-atlantic community and i might add for the world. let's remember, the fact that nato remains the bulwark of global security did not happen by accident it wasn't inevident continual. again and again critical moments we chose unity over disunion. progress over retreat. freedom over tyranny, hope or fear. again and again we stood behind our shared vision of a peaceful and prosperous trans-atlantic community. lehr it at this summit we gather to proclaim nato is ready and able to secure that vision today and well into the future. [applause] let me say this: an overwhelming bipartisan majority of the americans understand that nato m

five strategic air defense systems from the allies, although the fundamentally new announcement hereabout one patriot from the united states, about others from germany, romania, the netherlands, and also italy, was known earlier. there will be dozens, as the president said. biden, opening the summit in washington on tactical air defense systems in the coming months, and zelensky immediately, thanked for these specific decisions of the first day of the summit, as he wrote, but in social networks, and not with applause in the first row of the historic hall, where 75 years ago they signed the agreement on the creation of the organization, it was there actually that president biden announced from the stage the strengthening of ukrainian defense of the ukrainian sky and the president of ukraine was not at the opening of the summit and... the ceremony, in diplomacy, as you know, every detail is eloquent as for the f-16, zelenskyi emphasized that ukraine needs 128 of them in total, and about half of this number is promised, plus deliveries, as you know, will be phased, that is , ukraine wil

continuity occurred, when we received a certain pause in the support of the allies, we did not just, say, stop there for five. now we have to spend time on the accumulation of ammunition, on the training of personnel, because simply calling up people is not enough, they need to be trained in something, prepared for something, and someone must also manage them, this is all time, so now we actually see how much seriously staked and the commander-in-chief continuously, and in the intervals between the fronts on the training grounds, and the same commander of the ground forces, he is now directly responsible. for the quality, for the professionalism of the training of military personnel, what you and i are talking about, a million or so you said, 100 00, potentially ready, potentially ready people, we understand that not everyone needs to be called up, that is, it gives potential, the opportunity to make a sample and build some kind of sequence, so problems will arise, of course, there will be many challenges, there will be many attempts by the russians to disrupt this continuity for... it is important for them

we think it'll make a difference, you took about five to check and defence systems going to ukraine and from our alliestical air defences either already there on the way as we speak, we think this will make a big difference, clearly, a defence as president zelensky has rightly said is one of the most important needs in ukraine, we saw that for our own eyes, over the weekend when the russians struck a children's hospital right down. they are on the way. for more analysis on the latest developments at the nato summit, i'mjoined by bradley bowman. he is senior director of the center on military and political power at the foundation for defense of democracies. great to have you with us. let's pick up on what we heard from john kirby, that the air defence systems are under way but realistically, how quickly can they get to ukraine, can they get there in time to archly make a difference on the ground? i archly make a difference on the round? ~ ~ . , ground? i think ukraine needs all the errands _ ground? i think ukraine needs all the errands of _ all the errands of defensibility they can get and they can get

official nomination they're now in a potentially messy collision course with biden allies who are working to solidify five biden atop the ticket by moving up his nomination vote to as early as next week. let's toss it over to erin burnett, who's with a group of political experts who have been following the story closely, erin alright, jake, so jamal obviously is a longtime democratic strategist. it is incredible to see what we're watching here with these machinations behind the scene and what seems to be a willingness by some of the democratic party to sort of throw out the rules if it's in their interest to remove the top of the ticket there are embers that are still around of people who are saying whether or not joe biden to stay at the top of the ticket, but i don't detect any flames. now those embers could always spark and something could happen. but over the last few days, particularly since saturday, things have calmed down very much more than they were last week. the president has done a good job. i think managing this crisis after the it's estimation to term. and i think that to has made people fe

effectively defying the alliance by just not coming to the aid of nato allies if they were say, attack by russia under article five that true? >> when you have to ask them, i mean, i think the new york times came out whenever there had talked about members actually in the trump team's very proud of the fact they were one of the editorial board member is near agreeing with the trump campaign on nato and european allies, shouldering more of the burden and i think when it comes to what i'm expecting from this week is what we've seen a little bit peppered in the coverage i've joe biden, the fitnesses stuff from d-day, stuff from the past. does this nato summit ignite a new round of leaks are and we know i was sitting next to joe biden. and do you've seen that i think that is a talk of what i'm hearing from folks around washington is does it's ignite more stories in that regard, right? alex, i mean, listen, you can have 1 million opportunities. but if each opportunity doesn't kill the questions, i mean, joe biden's not going to change suddenly, right? he's not going to get younger i just wonder there's this constant lo

they issued news release mentioning the project including five on friday and are asking surrogates, allies, and others to talk about project 2025 as often as i can. it seems to be working. mentions a project 2025 on social media, television and podcast have tripled since the beginning of june thanks to democrats sounding the alarm. joining is john favreau, former speechwriter for president obama and a podcast host and salmon i've been testing on with the regular. we will talk about what's going on in the democratic party. we have talked about it a lot. i want to start with project 2025 because there's a lot of horrible stuff in that plan. it's nearly 1000 pages. a lot of people are trying to help voters understand. one of the challenges is what to talk about. is it project 2025, the republican platform? the threat to abortion rights? social security and medicare? is that all of it? you've written speeches and thinking of messaging for years, what do you think? >> i think calling it project 2025 is working. i'm getting texan messages from people who don't follow politics about project 2025.

ethnic cleansing and when the united states was attacked on september 11 our nato allies, who stood with us invoking article five for the first time in nato history treating attack on us as an attack on all of us breathtaking display of friendship. if the american people will never, ever, ever forget well, this history, great changes occurred. people would ask, can nato adapt? and every time we proved we could adapt? and we did evolving our strategies and stay ahead of threats reaching out to new partners to increase our effectiveness if you go, this is here with, us today our country's and the indo-pacific region they're here because they have a stake in our success. and we have a stake in there today nato is more powerful than ever 32 nations strong for years. finland, sweden remind our closest partners. now they have chosen to officially join nato and because of the power and meaning of article five guarantee, that's the reason was the most important aspect of the alliance in 1949. and is still the most important aspect. i'd also note finland and sweden joining the alliance, not just because their leader star

i thought article five says that if any nato alla hi is attacked, all the veneto allies are attacked. they an attack on one is attack on all. it doesn't dictate the response. and the response like the only time natives article five was invoked as when we were attacked on in 11. and what did we do? we didn't have nato go to war in afghanistan right away. we had european aircraft flying over the united states to protect american skies in case there were more nine 11 attackers, it wasn't until years later and it wasn't an article five operation when nato took over the peacekeeping operation in afghanistan, there's a lot to talk about most important is the signal that we send are we going to make sure that ukraine wins and russia loses? or are we still just doing enough to keep them afloat, but not really clear about where we're going. i know where you're standing, bachelor volker. >> thanks very much for coming in. thank you. we watching this summit all weekend as we've noted, the president, president biden, will have a full-scale news conference on thursday right after the summit, just

they have issued dozens of releases mentioning the product including five on friday and are asking surrogates, allies 2025 as often as they can. look at this chart. mentions of project 2025 on podcast have tripled since the beginning of june. thanks to democrats sounding the alarm. joining me now is john, former speechwriter for president biden . and some i've been texting with andre over last several weeks. we will talk about what is going on in the democratic party. we have talked about it a lot. i do want to start with project 2025. there is a lot of horrible stuff in that plan. it is 81,000 pages. a lot of people are trying to help voters understand the what of the challenges is what to talk about. is it project 2025? is it the public and platform? is it social attorney and medicare. is it all of it? you have been thinking about messaging worker years. what do you think? >> i think calling it project 2025 is working. i'm getting texts and messages from people who do not follow politics about 2025. we have succeeded in making sure that the -- the right does this well but it seems like something se

allies and partners. because president roosevelt's words hold an enduring truth. those who cherish freedom and peace must stand united. progress will not always be swift the past fivee taught us anything, it is at achieving a stable, just and prosperous world requires the work of all of us. our alliances and partnerships are our greatest strengths. together we will continue to build a safer more peaceful world. thank you note for trick questions. hooks thank you both, gentleman the first question come from associated press. >> thank you. thank you mr. secretary. russian and chinese embalmers were off alaska yesterday at work you to talk to us about what threat you think that growing cooperation is she with the u.s. in particular to the allies and asia who were very concerned with this growing activity. for you mr. chairman, the president himself expressed some disappointment in the aid it was able to bring into gaza. now that that is gone, what if any military involvement in the u.s. military involvement do you see us as necessary or not and hoping to continued aid into that area where they are starving. >> thanks, leah. regarding the russian and chinese aircraft t

allies and partners. president roosevelt words holding in enduring truth those that cherish freedom and peace must standnd united. progress will not always be swift. if the past fiveears have taught us anything, it is that achieving is stable, just process requires the work of office. our alliances and partnerships are our greatest strengths. together, we will continue to build a safer more peaceful world. thank you and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you. first question will come from associated y press. >> thank you, mr. secretary. chinese embalmers were off alaska yesterday. i i am wondering if you could tk to us about what that that growing cooperation is to the u.s. and y also particularly to the allies in asia who are very concerned with this growing activity. and, for you, mr. chairman, the president himself expressed some disappointment in the aid that it was able to bring into gaza. now that that is gone, what if any, military involvement, u.s. you see involvement, do as necessary or not in hoping to get continue data into that area where, obviously, palestinians are still starving. >> thank you, leah. regarding the russian and chinese aircraft

five democratic members of congress now publicly calling for president biden to step aside. even biden's closest allies acknowledge time is running out. >> i believe that he can do it, but i think that this is a really critical week. i do think the clock is ticking. >> reporter: and others questioning his ability to defeat donald trump. >> he should be mopping the floor with donald trump. joe biden's running against a criminal. it should not be even close and there's only one reason it is close and that's the preside >> reporter: biden, trying to turn around his image, speaking exclusively with abc's george stephonoplous. >> and if you stay in and trump is elected and everything you're warning about comes to pass, how will you feel in january? >> i'll feel as long as i gave it my all and i did the goodest job as i know i can do, that's what this is about. >> that is the answer that most concerned me as well. this is not just about whether he gave it the best college try, but rather whether he made the right decision to run or pass the torch. >> reporter: congressman adam schiff saying vice president ka

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allies a core element of their campaign. they have issued dozens of news releases mentioning the project including five on friday alone. tes, allies and others to talk about project 2025 as often as they can. it seems that that stung. i mean, that was what preceded trump's sort of stepback lunge from the project 2025 itself. talk about what that campaign looks like on the part of the biden campaign. >> yeah, well, what we've seen is really an explosion on the left of talking about project 2025 since june to the point that it was mentioned at the b.e.t. awards. >> yeah. >> not only that, but we were hearing it repeated back to us when we were talking to regular people, regular voters. and that really is a key sign when a message is actually penetrating. and there's no question that that's what the trump campaign was responding to by trying to distance themselves from that. and so what the democrats have done is make project 2025 kind of a stand-in for trump's agenda and what trump would do as president and portraying that in an unpopular way, the same way they've turned the term maga into a stand-in for republican extrem

five such systems from their reserves. ukraine will also receive dozens of tactical systems from allies, such as nasams, hock, aristi and gepard allocate $1 billion to strengthen ukrainian air defense. but this is not enough for ukraine. zelensky demands that more be transferred to kiev. hundreds of f-16 aircraft and secretary of state blinken proudly reports, fighters i'm on the road. i am pleased to inform you that this summer ukraine will receive fighter jets, which, as we speak, are being sent to the united states and allies right now. in this way, ukraine will be able to resist russian aggression. however, the exact delivery dates for the f-16 are again unknown. the usa, denmark, the netherlands, norway and belgium have pledged to send a total of about. dozens of such fighters, at the same time western countries are discussing their possible use on russian territory, the use of western weapons to inflict strikes against russia, one of the main topics during all zelensky’s speeches in washington. the west nods understandingly, but at least does not give an answer publicly. airplanes are stationed at bases, do we know about

nato summit in washington, the allies announced provision of a new large package of military aid to ukraine. thus, the nato leadership announced that ukraine will receive fivepatriot systems, and us president joe biden announced that these air defense equipment will be provided to the ukrainian defense forces immediately and in priority order. against the background of russian missile attacks against peaceful ukrainian cities. so-called ukrainian bloggers also stood out, many of them have audiences of millions. however, the voices of the so- called doves of peace were heard here as well. many of the leaders of public opinion, who have millions auditors wrote on social networks: they say that ukraine should immediately stop the war, go to a truce with the russians and agree to any terms of peace.

ally israel today. larry: i didn't know about that, that that conference was five days long, i did not know that.ritt, you will be our economic expert. i mean as far as the vice president is concerned, look at her track record, 20% rise during the biden term. she was list copilot. she signed onto the spending bills, she was the deciding vote of the misnamed spending reduction act. she is huge regulator, again this is not personal, going down her policies. very much in favor of regulating business. she is very much in favor of raising taxes on successful earners and businesses and she is totally opposed to anything about fossil fuels that might bring down energy costs and might help our national security overseas. again, i'm not getting personal here. these are economic issues she is going to have to defend. what do you think? >> oh, completely and let's not forget she said she wants to make sure every migrant who comes here illegally has all of the financial benefits and opportunities that an american citizen has. she keeps going. you mentioned obviously energy. she is of the mindset that america

anniversary summit in washington, the allies announced. about providing ukraine with a new large package of military aid, the nato leadership announced that ukraine would receive five new patriot systems, and the president. us president joe biden announced that these air defense equipment will be provided to the ukrainian defense forces immediately and in priority order. against the background of russian missile attacks against peaceful ukrainian cities , the so-called ukrainian ones also stood out bloggers, many of them have audiences of millions. however, the voices of the so- called doves of peace were heard here as well. many are opinion leaders who have audiences of millions. wrote on social networks: they say, ukraine should immediately end the war, go to a truce with the russians and agree to any terms of peace. we cannot unequivocally state that the russians can be behind all this. however, the strange synchronicity of many speeches by so-called ukrainian bloggers, many of whom are abroad , raises, at least, many questions. all the more so since it's you... the us department of justice has exposed yet another conspiracy by the russian special services. it t

allies will gather together to take photographs only after noon today. denis davidov and maria bolotvina, news. the dnepr group of russian troops defeated fivegades in one day. this was reported to the ministry of defense. the enemy lost up to 90 people and was destroyed. field ammunition depot. read more about the actions of the military in the report by igor pikhanov. behind enemy lines , scouts from the dnepr group of troops discovered the positions of ukrainian militants. the artillery in the suu was camouflaged in the forest belt. the enemy's trick did not help. ukrainian calculation howitzers could not hide from a domestic drone. long range application good communication. very good quality of shooting, finding enemy equipment and guns. information about the target is immediately transmitted to our artillerymen, a few minutes of preparation is required and the long-range geocinth gun unleashes 1522mm high-explosive fragmentation shells on the enemy. shot! with precise strikes , the artillerymen neutralize the target and destroy the ammunition depot. a table of flame and smoke now rises above the place where the enemy cannon had recently

at nato in washington, the allies announced the provision of a new large package of military aid to ukraine. thus, the nato leadership announced that ukraine will receive fivenew patriot systems, and us president joe biden announced that these air defense equipment will be provided to the ukrainian defense forces immediately and in priority order. against the background of russian missile attacks against peaceful ukrainian cities , it also stood out. these are the so-called ukrainian bloggers, many of them have audiences of millions. however, voices were heard here as well called doves of peace. many of the leaders of public opinion, who have an audience of millions in social networks, wrote: they said, ukraine should immediately stop the war, go to a truce with the russians and agree to any terms of peace. we cannot unequivocally state that everything is behind it. this is what the russians can do. however, the strange synchronicity of many speeches by so-called ukrainian bloggers, many of whom are located abroad , raises, at the very least, many questions. especially since this week the us department of justice exposed yet another russian conspiracy speci