more weapons to strike russia, the american associated press reports, the kiev regime is once again turningington with this request. ukrainian officials insist that the u.s. allowed the allies to strike. germany, anti-nato slogans and demands to stop the war. heroism of the soldiers for sure. strategic calculation, which is considered throughout the world a masterpiece of military art. 80 years ago, operation bagration began, a brilliant move by soviet commanders, which resulted in the liberation of belarus, part of the baltic states and poland, and brought the defeat of nazi germany closer. the wehrmacht did not expect an attack in this direction; they managed to confuse the enemy so much that the commander of the german army group center 3 days before the start of the offensive our troops, went on vacation. london and washington did not immediately believe in such a phenomenal success of the operation. he'll tell you how it all happened. there was nothing like this either before or after, the largest offensive operation in the history of mankind, 2 million soviet soldiers, more than 6 tho

discussing the prospects for resolving the ukrainian conflict with the head of the american associated pressgency, vladimir putin asked a simple question that in some way baffled his opponent. we agreed with ukraine that we are ready to sign an agreement with them, which answered several key questions: the first question for ukraine is the system for ensuring its security, and ukraine in the draft of this agreement spelled it out in such a way that it is not... on our territory creating problems for us, then why do we not have the right to supply our weapons of the same class to those regions of the world where strikes will be made on sensitive targets of those countries that do this in relation to russia, that is, the answer it may be asymmetrical, we will think about it. the head of the russian state also noted positive aspects in the development of relations between russia. with china, iran, kazakhstan and uzbekistan, turkey, and of course, belarus. according to vladimir putin, the prospect of cooperation with these countries great, including in the field of high technology. however, the

the meetings between the pope and zelensky were distributed by the american agency associated press.n censors, apparently, they didn’t like the question asked after the official part so much that they decided to remove the sound. zelensky’s question is annoying, and the pope, judging by his gesture, has a negative answer. the pontiff is against war, he has repeatedly called on ukraine to sit down at the negotiating table with russia, he recalled this at the meeting of the seven in italian puglia, but those gathered there who only hear myself. there are seven of you, and there are 8 billion of us. the inscription on the poster of the protesters. unions, students, are trying to shout to the leaders who came to meet them. seven is so far from people, so cut off from the earth and from real needs that we cannot even resist them because we speak two different languages. we speak the language of peace, solidarity, humanity, work and the environment, and they speak the language of the g7. the language is not rich, everything revolves around one word, ukraine. there is more money and weapons

the american news agency associated press and the english news agency reuters broadcast live for several hours from the first hour of the election, the presence of the iranian people at the polls. other foreign media, including germany's deutsche telekom and russia's ryano novosti, euronews europe , published pictures of polling stations in our country. france 2. in connection with his correspondent in iran, chahar also learned about the presence of people at the voting booths. al-jazeera, al-hadath, al-ahed, al-minar, al-masira and al-mayadin arabic media in their exclusive video report , they covered the presence of people at the voting booths. iran's election news was reflected in dozens of television channels, websites, and other print media in different parts of the world. well, these were some parts of the enthusiastic and enthusiastic presence of the iranian nation on friday, the 8th of july . by this point , we have reached the end of the election news of this section . stay tuned with my colleague mr. zahorian for the rest of the news. thank you very much, ms. hosseinzadeh, for

the american news agency associated press and the english news agency reuters started the election from the early hours. they started broadcasting live for several hours from the presence of iranian people at the voting booths. other foreign media, including germany's deutsche welle and russia's ryannews, euro news europe , published pictures of akhz rai headquarters in our country. france 24, in connection with its correspondent in iran , learned about the presence of people at the ballot boxes. al-jazeera, al-hadath, al-ahed, manar al-masira and al-mayadin arabic media each have their own video report of the presence of the people of pai. they covered the ballot boxes. iranian election news on dozens of tv channels. the tense and insulting debate of biden and trump, the two candidates for the us presidential election , biden's comments on trump's inability to confront iran's missile power in targeting the american base at ain al-aswad. this debate was held in a situation where palestinian supporters gathered outside the debate venue and chanted slogans to end support for tel aviv. in

the american news agency associated press and the british news agency reuters started from the earlyr. the elections were broadcast live for several hours from the presence of the iranian people at the polls. other foreign media, including germany's dovichole and russia's ryan news, euro news, and europe published pictures of akhz rai headquarters in our country. france 24 also learned about the presence of people at the voting booths in connection with its correspondent in iran. al-jazeera arabic-language media hadath, al-ahed. al-minar al-masir and al-mayadin each covered the presence of people at the polling booths in their exclusive video reports. the news of iran's elections was reflected in dozens of television channels, websites and other written media in different parts of the world. sanazo khoni of sed and sima news agency. the next broadcast of the news is at 6 o'clock. it is important that people trust me when you are on the page i voted because of the feeling of trust that i have in my revolution, in my islam and in he makes a decision , why should he be indifferent to th

the american news agency associated press and the british news agency reuters broadcast live for several hours from the first hour of the election, the presence of the iranian people at the polls. they paid. other foreign media, including germany's davichole and russia's ryano novosti, euro news europe , published pictures of polling booths in our country. france 24, in connection with its correspondent in iran , learned about the presence of people at the voting booths. algerian arabic language media. al-ahed al-manar al-masira and al-mayadin each covered the presence of people at the polling booths in their exclusive video reports. the news of iran's elections was reflected in dozens of television channels, websites and other written media in different parts of the world. sanazo khoni of sed and sima news agency. and we are in contact with mr. ghasemzadeh , a reporter of sada vasima news agency in london, to report on how the 14th presidential election will be held in england. mr. ghasemzadeh, hello , good time for the election process in england. as we had in the news, it seems that t

editor-in-chief is with us at this table today. news service for europe and africa, the american news agency associated press, james jordan. well, these, in principle, are not the last people in the structure of these agencies, in the end i humiliated them as much as possible, because this whole meeting, it took place, first of all, not in some government institution, but, as it were, in a commercial one institutions like gazprom, i.e. in the big mansion of gazprom, which was built there in st. petersburg, well, and secondly, they sat there for half a day and i would say, with such an even slightly mocking intonation to them, well, when putin came, they were a little seething that you sat here for half a day , well, this i couldn't part with miller, i rarely see him, if you allow me, i want to congratulate you all, you are probably in this... i apologize to you, i repeat, it is difficult to escape from the grasping clutches of the head of gazprom, who tells literally everyone about everything element. charges gazprom with optimism. very knowledgeable people here, i can't imagine what i could tell you that yo

james jordan, the editor-in-chief of the news service for europe and africa of the american news agency associated pressrdan. well, in principle, these are not the last people in the structure of these agencies, in the end i humiliated them as much as possible, because this whole meeting, first of all, it did not take place in some government institution, but in a commercial institution like gazprom, that is, in the big gazprom mansion that was built there in st. petersburg, well, and secondly, they sat there for half a day and... i would say with such a slightly mocking intonation to them, well, putin teased them a little when he came, that you sat here for half a day, well, well, i couldn't part with miller, i see him very rarely. if i may, i want to congratulate you all, you must have been kept in this tower for half a day. i apologize to you. very informed people here, i can't even imagine that i could tell you what you did don't know why did these, in principle, respectable western journalists come to putin to... what did they, what did they want to hear there? it is completely incomprehensible, be

american of the associated press news agency, james jordan.l, these, in principle, are not the last people in the structure of these agencies, in the end i humiliated them as much as possible, because this whole meeting, it took place, first of all, not in some government institution. in a seemingly commercial institution like gazprom, that is, in the big mansion of gazprom that was built there in st. petersburg, well, and secondly, they sat there for half a day and i would say with such a slightly mocking intonation to them, well, i boiled some of them putin, when he came you sat here for half a day, well, i couldn't part with miller, i rarely see him. dear western journalists to putin, so that what they, what they wanted to hear there in general, is absolutely incomprehensible, because sitting in these companies, which in the end they ended up with, are propagandists from belarus, iran and china, these people heard exactly that. that they have already heard, well, i don't know, hundreds of times during these two years, both from putin himsel

before, russia does not need nuclear weapons to win in ukraine, nevertheless, the american, british media, press associated, quote vladimir putin that russia. may take extreme measures if the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the country is threatened, yes, if certain conditions are created, as they say, such a forced story, but still within the framework of the st. petersburg international economic during the forum, a solemn signing of a partnership agreement between the football union and the russian media group took place; in general, the structure has been closely cooperating for a long time and the signing of the document only cemented the relationship and outlined further promising plans for the future. from the point of view of our work, specifically today’s signing will not change anything much, because we have already been fully involved in this partnership and cooperation with the rfu, we have been working for several months now, the results of our work can be monitored in past matches, within which we attracted artists, we provided media coverage in general, media support, we did it to th

footage of the meeting between the pope and zelensky was distributed by the american agency associated pressently, did not like the question asked after the official part so much that they decided to remove the sound. zelensky’s question is annoying, but the pope, judging by his gesture, has a negative answer. the pontiff is against war. he has repeatedly called on ukraine to sit down at the negotiating table with russia, and recalled this at the g7 meeting in italian puglia, but those who hear only themselves have gathered there. there are seven of you, there are 8 billion of us, the inscription on the protesters’ poster is that representatives of trade unions, students, are trying to shout to the leaders who came to the meeting. the seven are so far from people, so cut off from the earth. real needs that we cannot even resist them because we speak two different languages: we speak the language of peace, solidarity, humanity, work and the environment, and they speak the language of the g7. the language is not rich, everything revolves around one word ukraine. ukraine has more money, weapons

footage of the meeting between the pope and zelensky was distributed by the american agency associated pressean censors, apparently, did not like the question asked after the official part so much that they decided to remove the sound. zelensky’s question is annoying, but the pope, judging by his gesture, has a negative answer. the security of ukraine is our security, we are in this situation for a long time, putin is not will outplay, russia is a threat to our values, the sovereignty of european states, it will not stop if it achieves success in ukraine, so the right decision will be to support ukraine. after such summits, going to the press is normal practice, but not for the elderly us president. meet. vice president kamala harris will represent the united states in burgenstock; biden has neither the desire nor the strength to deal with ukraine. president biden was losing focus during. discussions at the g7 summit, one source indicates that the commanders-in-chief look worse than ever. a member of another non-american delegation said the eighty-one-year-old president's public failings at

american drone was still in the area. in the 3rd story of, of the black sea near crimea. now we also know that according to an associated press article act, i believe it came out just a days ago in ukraine insist on lifting the american head restrictions on the use of long range missiles on a russian territory. well, earlier this year to you of us somewhat succeeded in receiving permission to strike a russian the territory from the european leaders and said, well let's take a look at houses that i'm folder too long not long ago as the subject. and although we're staying exactly within the same framework, we think that we should allow them to neutralize the military sites from which the missiles are fired. and basically, the military sites from which you crane is attacked within the several countries, including germany, have reached clear agreements with ukraine on the use of western weapons. such a defensive struggle is not limited to one's own national territory, but can of course, also be extended to the aggressive national territory. few them both come belong to them both and stuff. we're transferring to ukraine to not hav

associated press and rater write about this with reference to high-ranking american officials.ding to sources, the new deliveries will include, among other things, missiles with the hymarc complex. in the white house suggests that the new weapons will help the ukrainian armed forces to contain the confident advance of the russian army in the kharkov direction. and even the fact that this will lead to an escalation of the conflict does not bother biden. he said that although he does not rule out such a scenario, he considers it unlikely. but spanish law enforcement officers confirmed what the collective west had repeatedly warned about. the weapons supplied to the ssu are resold on the black market, elindente reports, citing the civil guard. spain. nato weapons in the form of rifles made in america and europe are increasingly ending up in the hands of drug traffickers. representatives of the security forces called on the spanish government to take urgent action. due to this extremely serious situation. at the same time, nato is again demonstrably demonstrating a militaristic att

american people. even the mainstream media outlets, associated press, washington post, abc, cnn, they've also sued to get those tapes. so the american people want to see those tapes, and the only person holding us back is merrick garland. elizabeth: yeah. so is the house -- excuse me, congress' oversight powers, have hay been damaged by this biden white house? by the way, you see today white house press secretary karine jean-pierre could not explain exactly why president biden did not attend the g7 dinner in italy. the white house is furiously pushing back on reports about biden's age after sitting down at the wrong time at d-day ceremonies, then suddenly turning around with the french president, and biden appeared to freeze at a juneteenth event at the biden white house. i mean, the issues are firing up so much, there's talking about kamela harris and whether sheal saw to step in biden is reelected. how could a.g. garland think it's okay not to show the american people the audiotapes? >> i mean, the amount of times that attorney general garland and his department of justice have obstructed congress i

to enlist the support of washington in order to use long-range american weapons against russia on an even larger scale. the associated pressope there are more and more signals. which irritate political elites. the topic will be continued by natalya goncharova. kiev is trying to convince washington to lift restrictions on strikes deep into russia with long-range missiles. according to the associated press, the ukrainian armed forces are demanding permission to strike 150 km from the border, or even further. usa may agree. terrorists have always found support from the states if it is beneficial to the american authorities. for example, extremists of the banned azov quietly underwent training from officers. the pentagon, even when congress banned supporting these neo-nazis. here is their commander with a us special forces camp training certificate. after zelensky included the azovites in the army, biden completely lifted all bans. the escalation is growing. hungary demands to stop the madness. from july 1, budapest will take over the eu council, prime minister viktor orban promised to try to reason with european politicians.

biden: we will take two questions each from two american reporters and from two ukrainianrson i will call on is the associated pressreporter. thank you, mr. president. about two weeks ago, you changed course to allow ukraine to fire u.s. weapons to russia, given the reported successes, would you consider further expanding the parameters on u.s. weapons into russia, even despite your concerns about escalation? and on the news from home, they are going througsomething that many american families go through. the intersection of addiction and the criminal justice system. but you are not like most families. it was your son able to get a fair trial? do you believe the justice department operated independently of politics? and mr.re let me answer your question. with regard to the first it is clear that the -- across the line from russia and ukraine, that it makes sense for the ukraine to take out and come about what isross that border. in terms of longer-range reference into the interior of russia, we have not changed our position o regarding family, i am extremely proud of my son hunter. he has overcome an addiction the

and according to a new online survey from the associated press, four in 10 american adults said they are going to be watching live. it's almost half the country. so with this massive opportunity to pierce the bubble of these lies, what does joe biden do? joining me now is georgia democratic senator rafael warnock. serves as the senior pastor at ebenezer baptist church in atlanta. i can think of no better person to help understand this moment we're in. thank you for joining me. let me just first ask as someone who understands the state of georgia well, how and why is donald trump able to convince a majority of voters in your state that he is the real defender of democracy. that he is the champion of freedom. >> well, it's great to be here with you. thank you so very much. listen, i hail from the great state of georgia. and where the debate will happen tomorrow, i think it's appropriate remember that it was georgia after all that saved the day. i was on the ballot here in 2020-21, one of five times. and who would have thought that when the nation was at this critical place, that it wou

crimea was executed while the american drone was still in the area in the territory of, of the black sea near crimea. now we also know that according to an associated press article, i believe it came out just a days ago in ukraine insist on lifting the american head restrictions on the use of long range missiles on a russian territory. well, earlier this year, a key of a somewhat succeeded in receiving permission to strike a russian, etc. it's already from the european leaders looking to invest exact. and although we're staying exactly within the same framework, we think that should allow them to neutralize the military size from which the missiles are fired. and basically, the military sites from which you crane is attacking the vendor on several countries, including germany, have reached clear agreements with the crating on the use of western weapons. such a defensive struggle is not limited to one on the national territory, but he can of course, also be extended to the rest as national territories. few votes covered on them because we have, we've got some stuff we're transferring to ukraine to not have the annual use restrictive. so creating is confin

and according to a new online survey from the associated press, for in 10 american adults say they are going to be watching live. that is almost half the country. so, with this massive opportunity to pierce the bubble of these lies, what does joe biden do? joining me now is georgia democrat senator raphael warnock. senator warnock also serves of course as the senior pastor at ebenezer baptist church in atlanta. senator warnock, it is great to have you here, i can think of no better person to help understand this moment more, and thank you for joining me. let me just first asked, as someone who understands the state of georgia well, how and why is donald trump able to convince a majority of voters in your state that he is the real defender of democracy, that he is the champion of freedom? >> well, alex, it is great to be here with you, thank you very much. listen, i hail from the great state of georgia, and where the debate will happen tomorrow. i think it is appropriate to remember that it was georgia after all that saved the day, i was on the ballot here in 2021, 105 times, and who wo

the survey from the associated press and the -- 7 in 10 americans think the high court justices are morenfluenced by ideology while only about 3 in 10 u.s. adults think the justices are more like the two provide an independent check on other ranges of government by being fair and impartial. there is a breakdown of how those people who were polled breaks down. this orange line are people who believe the justices are more likely to shape the law to fit their own ideologies. again, 70% of all u.s. adults. for people who identify as democrats, 84% thought that was true, republicans, 50%. 2 of the justices, earlier this year, p or together at an event with the meeting of the national governors association, and during that event, it was justice sotomayor who was asked about the perceived partisanship of the court. here is her,. [video clip] >> in his most recent book, justice breyer argues the justices are not partisans in robes, that their disagreements do not reflect partisan politics or which policy they favorite the outcome, but they were affect raffling with the law. has that been your ex

the survey from the associated press and the -- 7 in 10 americans think the high court justices are morenfluenced by ideology while only about 3 in 10 u.s. adults think the justices are more like the two provide an independent check on other ranges of government by being fair and impartial. there is a breakdown of how those people who were polled breaks down. this orange line are people who believe the justices are more likely to shape the law to fit their own ideologies. again, 70% of all u.s. adults. for people who identify as democrats, 84% thought that was true, republicans, 50%. 2 of the justices, earlier this year, p or together at an event with the meeting of the national governors association, and during that event, it was justice sotomayor who was asked about the perceived partisanship of the court. here is her,. [video clip] >> in his most recent book, justice breyer argues the justices are not partisans in robes, that their disagreements do not reflect partisan politics or which policy they favorite the outcome, but they were affect raffling with the law. has that been your ex

i want to point to the article in the associated press that points out that seven in ten americans think that supreme court justices put ideology over impartiality. that's in the ap poll. only about three in ten u.s. adults think the justices are more likely to provide an independent check on other branches of government being fair and impartial. you can see how it breaks down, democrats in particular are, you know, think that the justices are more likely to try to shape the law to fit their own ideologies. >> i mean it is definitely coming out of this past year almost two years of stories about the ethical questions underlying the justices, the facts that neither justice thomas or alito are recusing themselves from cases where it appears that they should have accused themselves from. -- recused themselves from. it certainly leads me to feel there needs to be continued scrutiny. i do think that the public pressure, the public attention, the media attention, the legislative attention, even if they aren't passing legislation is important. because we saw most recently when there was the cal

the associated press capture these pictures of how americans across the country felt throughout those is no sound. but it is worth pausing just to watch. >> trace: i mean, right? it feels like each of the images our worth more than 1000 words. with that let's bring into voters who might be feeling the same way, and outspoken chicago resident, and a lifelong democrat who says he is voting for trump this time around. thank you both for coming around. reuters wrote the following i am absolutely voting for donald trump, undecided voters react to biden's debate. undecided voters unable to choose before -- between biden and trump before the debate delivered their verdict and it was almost universally bad news for biden. of the 13 undecided, ten describe the 81-year-old democratic president's performance against republican candidate as befuddled, embarrassing, difficult to watch. what do you think? >> i agree. with all of the talk about biden i think it is important to know also held that there is a former president trump seemed. he is not so young either. he is pushing 80. you look very str

. >>> a missing american tourist has been found dead in greece, arding to associated press, citing localnd west of corfu, just the latest case of missing or dead tourist being found on a greek island, one of three people still missing is a retired los angeles county sheriff's deputy last seen nearly a week ago after going on a hike. josh lederman is following the latest. josh, let's start with dead american tourist, what more are we learning, foul play something authorities are look at this point? >> reporter: they're looking at all possible angles at this point many time. they haven't released his name, identity or where he's from, we do know police in greece have told local media there that the 70-year-old was last seen last tuesday at cafe on this tiny island, roughly 100 residents of the island, he was seen with two other tourists who is since left the island and two days later he was reported missing by the greek american who lives there and whose house he was staying at. the state department has confirmed that an american citizen has died there, although they're not releasing any i

this is the first time the ukrainian armed forces have used american weapons on russian territory, reports the associated press military personnel cannot do everything on their own to strike this missile, they are simply technologically unable to do this, for this you need to have satellite reconnaissance , then on on on the basis of this satellite... reconnaissance, and this is american satellite reconnaissance, form a flight mission, and then introduce it into the missile system, if it’s attacks, then it’s done by the pentagon, if it’s stormshades, then it’s done by the british, we’re thinking about the fact that if someone considers it possible to supply such weapons to the combat zone... french president macron will come, the german defense minister is trying to intimidate the germans with a fictitious russian threat. we came up with the idea that russia wants to attack nato. you've gone completely crazy, haven't you? dumb in general, how is this table? who came up with this? this is nonsense, you know, bullshit. but that would be, that would be nonsense, right? that’s why, the former chancellor once told

american reporters. and our question is from to your community support reporter. the 1st for the 1st person on the call is calling long and associated press. thanks for mr. president. about 2 weeks ago you changed course to allow ukraine to fire us weapons into russia. given the reported successes, would you consider further expanding the parameters on us weapons into russia, even despite your concerns about escalation and on the news from home. and you're going through something that so many american families go through the intersection of addiction and the criminal justice system. and you're not like most families. was your son able to get a fair trial? do you believe the justice department operated independently of politics and and for president, let me answer your question. you ask is with regard to the 1st question is clear that the near a broad meeting just across the lines of the, the border with russia and ukraine. that it makes a lot of sense for ukraine to be able to take out or come back. what is coming across that board in terms of long, long range weapons, long range rep is in the interior of russia. we have not changed our p

the last time i checked, the americans don't ask permission to get our people back. >> you have the associated pressm. they reported accurately last week. the health ministry as gaza health ministry which reports to hamas announces a new death toll for the war nearly every day. they go on to see as recently as march, 72% of the dead were women and children as underlying data shows the percentages well below that. we can't trust gaza health ministry. 48 hours later, they trust gaza health ministry. 274 palestinians were killed. >> this is fascinating it took them this long. you can't trust hamas' numbers. going back to the questions from the press. you notify the enemy before you go and rest to your hostages so they can kill everybody including the soldiers in special operations. it is asinine and stupid. don't expect anything less from the press. when it comes to hr hostage rescue, israel is one of the top organizations. right in front of them is the united states as well as delta force. the question should be to financial security advisor, why hasn't the president of the united states done the same

crimea was executed while the american drone was still in the area in the territory of, of the black sea near crimea. now we also know that according to an associated press article i, i believe it came out just to days ago. ukraine insist on lifting the american head restrictions on the use of long range missiles on a russian territory. well, earlier this year, a key of a somewhat succeeded in receiving permission to strike a russian. i'd say it's already from the european leaders looking to invest exact. and although we're staying exactly within the same framework, we think that should allow them to neutralize the military sites. from which the missiles are fired and basically the military sites from which you crane is attacked. the several countries, including germany, have reached clear agreements with ukraine on the use of western weapons. such a defensive struggle is not limited to one's own national territory, but can of course, also be extended to the aggressive national territory post covered on them. because most weapons that we're transferring to ukraine to not have any use restrictions recreating is, can fight the way they want. and i think th

. >> you're rajah in american saga theaters friday, we did are you this morning the associated press is reporting a judge has setting $10,000,000 bond for a second venezuelan man who has been in the united states illegally and accused of killing. a 12-year-old girl in houston both men are now charged with capital murder. this comes as the department of homeland security, though is reporting a significant drop in the number of people trying to cross the southern border illegally dhs says since president biden announced his asylum crackdown three weeks ago, migrant apprehensions have dropped. boy more than 40%. homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas joined us last hour on the show. and i asked him then if the new numbers that they're putting out are the direct result of that new executive action? >> i wouldn't look at this in isolation. it's part of a larger effort. >> i must say though, at the very outset, that this is no substitute for congressional action. >> it is only congress that can fix our broken immigration system and delivered to the american people and enduring solu

applause ] >> now we will take 2 questions from american reporters and a question each from bought -- ukrainian reporters. first colleen moncada associated press. >> reporter: thanks mr president. about 2 weeks ago you changed course to allow ukraine to fiery u.s. weapons into russia. given the reported successes, would you consider further expanding the parameters on u.s. weapons into russia back even despite you're concerns about escalation and on the note -- news from home you are going through something so many american families go through. the intersection of drug addiction in the criminal system. dew you believe the justice department operated independently and politics in your son's trial? >> with the answer you're question. with regard to the first question, it is clear that the mere broad meeting just across the line on the border of russia and ukraine and makes a lot of sense for ukraine to be able to take out or combat what is coming across that order. in terms of long-range weapons, into the interior of russia fact we've not changed our position on that. with regard to the question regarding to the fit -- the family i'm extremely p

american heart that does not betray freedom, and supports us. slava ukraini. [applause] pres. biden: now we wi t questio and from two ukrainian reporters. on is the associated pressrtpresident. about two weeks ago, you changed course to allow ukraine to fire the reported successes, would you consider further expanding the parameters on u.s. weapons into russia, even your concerns about escalation? and on the news from home, they are going through something that many american families go through. rsection of addiction and the criminal justice system. but you are not it was your son able to get a fair trial? do you believe the justice department operated independently of politics? ■vand mr. president -- pres. dequestion. with regard to the first ar that the -- across the line from russia and ukraine, that it makes sense for the ukraine to take out and come about what is coming across in terms of longer-range referencessia, we have not chanr position on that. withegregarding family, i am exy proud of my son hunter. he has overcome an addiction and is one of the brightest, most decent men i know and i am satisfied that i will not do hide by the jury 's deon. pardon h

americans not to stretch their muscles in the splits. in this regard , another most interesting news, but coincidentally, the yemen houthis suddenly announced the presence of a new solid-fuel missile in their arsenal, reports the associated presshis described their missile. as locally produced weapons, although it is still unknown that there are similar production facilities in yemen . the head of the russian federation, medlavrov, said that putin’s words about hypothetical deliveries of russian long-range missiles to third countries were heard and understood in many countries. president biden's security adviser, salema, said washington is very concerned. putin's statement, and not only putin's statement. today, russian warships finally reached the coast of cuba, in these frames, look, a frigate, admiral gorshkov, equipped with zircon hypersonic missile systems. they moor at the port of havana. together with gorshkov , the nuclear submarine kazan was sent on a caribbean cruise. the entire pentagon is wondering where the nuclear submarine is located right now. newspaper. introduce the western public to the tactical and technical characteristics of our kazan. look how detailed the analysis is. displacement - 14.00 tons, length 1

so asking americans what they care about this election is bound to give you lots of answers. google is trying to narrow that down. they partnered with the associated pressat election related topics that people are searching nationwide, and they break it down by every state. the top three searches across the country as of right now are crime, social security and health care. there's a drop down menu where you can search by state, scroll down a little further. you can search by issue. see how it ranks in each county. the most searched topics are scaled from 0 to 100, with 100 representing the most searched topic. or simply put, the more people interested in the issue, the bigger the circle. be sure to check in often because the site gets updated every week or so. still ahead on matter of fact, we're going to show you how this pilot program could become the future to curb electricity bills and slow down climate change. so rich. so indulgent. it's indulgent moisture body wash for soft, smooth skin. bye-bye dry. hello glow! in just 14 days. indulge with olay body wash. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. thanks to skyrizi, i'm on my way with clearer

roughly half of americans say it's important for the u.s. government to provide financial relief for those who cannot afford to pay their existing medical bills. that same associated presscans feel the government should focus more on medical debt and less on student loan relief. >> our time now. 647. elon musk is telling tesla employees tesla will start offering stock based compensation to its top employees. the reuters says it obtained an internal memo that says tesla will conduct a comprehensive review to grant stock options for exceptional performance. the announcement comes just days after tesla shareholders approved a $56 billion stock option payment package for elon musk. well, nationwide insurance is canceling insurance policies for about 100,000 pets across the u.s. nationwide is the largest pet insurance provider in the country. it blames things like inflation and rising veterinary costs for these cancellations. the pet insurance has grown in popularity. one study found a quarter of the pet owners purchased this insurance coverage, with nationwide insuring more than 1 million pets. >> all right. time now. 648. let's check back in with sal. what are you keeping

a recent associated press poll found americans wanted united states to take a less active role in solvinghe world problems. the start -- to start today we want your thoughts on what america's role is when it comes to dealing with world problems. what is america's role in the world? (202) 748-8001 for republicans. (202) 748-8000 free democrats. independents, (202) 748-8002. send us a text on your thoughts on america's role in the world at (202) 748-8003. you want to post on social media. several already posting on facebook on facebook.com/cspan. you can post on x, at @cspanwj. here is a poll that took place in march of the associated press when it comes to thoughts on america's role in solving world problems. four in 10 adults want the u.s. to take a less active role when solving problems. that's the 40% mark for overall u.s. adults. 36% say the current role is about a more active role is necessary. 52% say the current role is about right. 23% say a more active role is needed. 28% say the role is about right. 21% of republicans. 53% of those say america should take a less active role when

but he told the associated press that much to the chagrin of many folks there is no doubt. african-americanisanship. i do not know about all that. but black voters and all voters should be aware. while they are smiting. they are denigrating black men in plain sight. for instance, michael tyler is the communications director for the biden harris reelection campaign. and the principal deputy campaign manager. these two black men that you see are the most senior african- americans on the campaign. role models. and yet, the trump campaign and the rnc referred these two as junior staffers. or junior biden campaign spokesman. some of you might think what is the big deal. it is just a title. but when you are african- american, you learn quickly. the ways in which your stature, prominence or authority are undermined in the eyes of white people. that is exactly what trump and his campaign are doing. but we should not be surprised. trump is running his campaign the way that he has lived his life. going after black men. trumpeted in the 1980s when he went after the central park five demanding they get

. >> eight media outlets, cnn, abc, nbc, associated press, "wall street journal", reuters, washington post, all suited to get that audio. don't the american people need to know for informed consent to vote? >> we were told this would be one of the most, if not the most transparent administration of our lifetimes and instead it is plead the fifth administration whether it be the fact that was never seen joe biden doing a solo press conference, you will find jimmy hoffa in front of a microphone taking real questions before you seek biden do that so transparency definitely out of premium when it comes to the biden white house. >> you are terrific, good to have you on. appreciate you. senator tommy taco bell from senate armed services national police associations spokesperson sgt. brenner smith, john's hopkins university professor doctor marty makary's and former federal prosecutor in new york was political reporter john and majority ceo ned ryun, what a lineup. this debate is firing up. j.d. vance debuts new legislation to get rid of di for good inside the government sank why should taxpayers pay for government workers to define america even

american reporters. and our question is from to your community support reporters. but 1st, for the 1st 1st time to call, i was calling long and associated press. ok. thanks mr. president. about 2 weeks ago you changed course to allow ukraine to fire us weapons into russia. given the reported successes, would you consider further expanding the parameters on us weapons and especially even despite your concerns about escalation and on the news from home. and you're going through something that so many american families go through the intersection of addiction and the criminal justice system. but you're not like most families. was your son able to get a fair trial? do you believe the justice department operated independently of politics? and for president, let me ask you a question you ask is with regard to the 1st question is clear that the, near a broad meeting just across the line as a border with russia and ukraine. that it makes a lot of sense for crane to be able to take out or come back, what is coming across that board in terms of long, long range weapons, long arranged weapons into the interior of russia. we have not changed our position