it turns out 30 years ago, back in... the fourth year , the american national security council was studyinglity of sending kiev an invitation to join the alliance. then only the tough position of the us ambassador to russia forced the white house to abandon the idea. however, it turned out that the states were going to break their promise to stop nato expansion back in the early nineties. yes, the idea of ​​scrapping the european and wider international security system was born even then, shortly after the collapse of the soviet union. and in the states they summed up the results of the long weekend on the occasion of the day independence of the country. at least 180 people became victims of executions in different parts. there were 19 holiday murders in chicago, and more than 100 citizens were injured. according to the mayor of the city, richard nixon, who was president of the united states 50 years ago, is to blame for everything. it was because of him that russianism reigned in the city, the consequences of which are still felt today. this year, the notorious mass shootings, which are co

times before, for example, john kirby the strategic communications coordinator of the american national security council has come again and said about the necessity of a ceasefire in gaza. we know that every time the ceasefire talks were held in these months, hamas announced its readiness and actually put forward its conditions that the cessation of attacks and the ceasefire were permanent, but this in fact, the zionist regime , with the support of the united states, did not accept this and actually prevented the ceasefire. now, john kirby said that despite some obstacles, we are working to reach the west bank again, including in jenin, where the quds brigades are actually jenin brigade announced that they were with the zionist military when they intended having his light taken to shahrijani, in fact , the improvised explosive device on their way exploded and heavy shootings were also reported. continuation of the reflections of netanyahu's speech, do you have any news because you mentioned the zionist partners there, and the zionists themselves objected to both netanyahu's statement and his obstruction

american atak missiles. this was admitted by the coordinator of the us national security council, john kirby.hat the shells were also used to shell the port of sevastopol. the state duma called kirby's statement the height of cynicism. five people became victims of the disaster in the united states, a hurricane hit the states of texas and louisiana, the wind blew away trees and lights, some areas went under water, about 2 million residents of houston were left without electricity and cellular communications. the most famous russian handball player anna vyakhereva moves to the french club for a record compensation, about this not only in sports news, in a couple of minutes. find out your credit score on the compare website or app. it's free. see if you have any arrears and if anyone has taken out a loan in your name. keep your credit history under control. your credit score may be better than you think. compare, on your side. a fairy tale chicken is needed for sweet dreams. rubber chicken. almost everyone is waiting for the right one to take on the job. moment glue moment with you, so that you

american missiles. this was stated by national security council coordinator john kirby.alled these strikes extremely effective and said that shells were used for destruction. russian air defense systems, command centers, airfields and for shelling the port of sevastopol. the state duma has already commented on this statement, calling it the height of cynicism. the nato summit opens in washington today, it will last 3 days, the meeting was timed to coincide with the 75th anniversary of the formation of the alliance, the main topics will be military supplies to kiev, the question of ukraine’s membership in the organization. victoria koroleva will tell you what statements were made on the eve of the summit. confrontation. the motive for a nato summit is flying with russia, however, the prospects american allies are unlikely to be pleased, it is expected that military tranches to kiev for european countries will become voluntarily forced, and nato will monitor this, the meeting is overshadowed by the recent visit to russia of hungarian prime minister viktor orban in the alli

ukraine is indeed firing american attack missiles at crimea, us national security council coordinatored this. he stressed that the shells were used, among other things , to shell the port of sevastopol. the state duma called kirby's statement the height of cynicism. five people became victims of the disaster in the united states. it hit the states of texas and louisiana. a hurricane, the wind blew down trees and lights, some areas went under water, about 2 million houston residents were left without electricity and cellular communications. now sports news, ilya kostin will talk about the most notable ones. ilya, good morning, a russian handball player moved to a french club for a record amount for this sport. yes, roman, good morning, this is anna vyakhereva, she is also called the handball messi, she will play for the brest club, which paid 170 euros for her transfer. more on this a little later, but let’s start the issue with tennis. russian tennis player anna kalinskaya, due to injury, was unable to complete the match of the 1/8 finals of wimbledon against the representative of kaz

american president. it is known that trump’s negotiators on the future of nato are the former chief of staff of the national security councilurvival directly depends on american assistance, is also trying to understand its future if trump returns to the white house at this washington summit. however, the opinion about zelensky among republicans are noticeably worse than among the democratic administration. this concerns the question of its legitimacy. and in kiev they cannot help but understand that the prospects of the current regime directly depend on the outcome of the american elections. dmitry melnikov and pavel kostrikov, news from washington. the fsb reported the prevention of a whole series of terrorist attacks, the victims of which could have been russians from the leadership of the ministry of defense. an agent of the kiev regime planned to send homemade bombs under the guise of gifts. in addition, it was possible to stop sabotage in the murmansk region on board the aircraft carrier admiral kuznetsov. vitaly karmazin will tell you how it happened. i made a new porridge, i’m going to go try it now. this is footage

and the whole world is not doing anything, the united nations is not doing anything, the the security council is incapable, because of the american veto and the american position that is supportive to israel, the the united nations has failed to do any serious intervention to stop killing the children, you know the israelis have killed more employees than any... any other you know army or anyone else since the creation of the united nations, that is a shock, and the united nations did not stop this massaker, yesterday they bomb again the honor school, they flattened the honor school, they're bombing the schools after they bomb them the first and second and third time, since now 10 months, they're bringing it again and destroying it again as if if there is they do not want to leave a place where the palestinians can take refuge, all this bloody massacker... everybody of karbala on this day, this day where the palestinians are reliving, reliving karbala, and this we can see it very clearly. thank you very much, academic and political commentator, us from the lebanese capital beirot, for those of you who are just joining us, we are

american atacoms missiles. the coordinator stated this. us national security council john kirby.phasized that the strikes were effective; shells were used, among other things, to attack the port of sevastopol. the state duma called this statement the height of cynicism. a concert of the mariisky theater symphony orchestra took place in suzdal. the musical show was staged in the open air right next to the walls of the ancient kremlin. the concert was dedicated to the city's millennium. now let's take a break for advertising, and then in the program we'll tell you what it is. how is it concluded with whom and what conditions have changed this year? fairy chicken is needed for sweet dreams, rubber chicken is for distracting maneuvers, the most tender chicken is for burgers at a delicious point. new kari sauce in chicken premier and chicken hit carry. try it at a tasty spot hello, my name is cashboy, i help you buy with maximum profit at the megamarket, for example, a smart sber tv for 32,990 rubles with 50% cashback. find out your credit score on the website compare or in the append

american president. it is known that former chief of staff of the national security council keith kellock and even formerf state mike pompeo are trump’s negotiators on the future of nato. understand. ukraine, whose survival directly depends on american assistance, is also trying to find its future if trump returns to the white house at this summit in washington, but the opinion of zelensky among republicans is noticeably worse than among democratic administration, this concerns issues of its legitimacy, in kiev they cannot help but understand that the prospects of the current regime directly depend on the outcome of the american elections. dmitry melnikov and pavel kostrikov, news from washington. biden, according to the latest opinion polls, has updated the anti-record of his ratings and now lags behind donald trump by almost 12%. moreover , what should be especially painful for the current president is a decrease in support from the traditional electorate of the democratic party, namely voters of african, asian and hispanic origin. against this background, even the most loyal opinion leaders to biden,

we can speak to fred, he served as chief of staff on the national security council under donald trump and his vice chair of the center for americanat the american first policy institute. thank you for joining us. i want to ask you about ukraine. reuters reported in june that you and lieutenant general keith kellogg, who served in the national security council, presented donald trump with a plan to end the war telling ukraine it will only get more u.s. weapons if it enters talks. telling russia any refusal to negotiate would mean putting more weapons and ukraine. is that the plane donald trump would take to both sides to end the war in 24 hours, as he said he would do if he is president? fred: some of these press reports have been incorrect and we wrote a research plan, not a peace plan. most of our research plan talked about how this war started. how biden's incompetent policies led putin to invade we did have ideas on how to end the war. we set out the end of the paper that president trump has said he has his own plan meant that he has not revealed on how the should be ended. i think looking at the whole conflict, the trajectory

entourage of a possible future american president; it is known that trump’s negotiators on the future of nato are the former chief of staff of the national security councilllock, and even former secretary of state mike pompeo. ukraine, whose survival directly depends on american assistance, is also trying to understand its future if trump returns to the white house at this summit in washington. however, the opinion about zelensky among republicans are noticeable. worse than among the democratic administration, this concerns the issue of its legitimacy; in kiev they cannot help but understand that the prospects of the current regime directly depend on the outcome of the american elections. dmitry melnikov and pavel kostrikov, news from washington. everything went very quickly and politely, although i was driving on adrenaline, thinking that i wouldn’t let him in. this is exactly how a resident of kharkov describes moving to russia and the filtering that ukrainian citizens must go through at sheremi airport. the procedure has been mandatory since october last year and is aimed at maintaining the safety of russians, judging by the reviews on social networks

american president. it is known that former chief of staff of the national security council keith kellock and even former future of nato. understand your future if trump returns to the white house at this summit. ukraine, whose survival directly depends on american assistance, is also trying in washington, but the opinion of zelensky among republicans is noticeably worse than among the democratic administration, this concerns the issue of his legitimacy, in kiev it is not may not understand that the prospects of the current regime directly depend on the outcome of the american elections. dmitry melnikov and pavel kostrikov, news from washington. we'll be back after a short commercial, here's what we'll talk about. foreign agent yana troyanova's extreme level of hatred towards russia is now on the list of terrorists and extremists, the same actress who called for killing russians. financial services financial market from the moscow exchange. book your break among millions of hotel apartments. giant trimmer 6.990 for all instruments. and such debts credit cards? i'll show you a couple of tricks. we collect

american people. som someone, that is decided with national security council who tell them that news. >> tammy: we'reout this country and know there is a reason why founders set it up, an individual is elected and held accountable. who elected hunter biden and dr. jill biden? nobody. you have to have accountability and that does not exist, that is the person who will be called and what we vote on. this is a reminder about what is important and again how dare they put us in this position and have people run the country to get used to the fact that maybe elections don't matter, maybe people don't need to be elected. that is a lie and we will prove it a lie in november. >> ainsley: thank you, tammy. tune into "fox and friends" all next week as we have coming to you live from the republican national convention, we're heading to milwaukee and we'll be there live starting monday morning. vice president kamala harris taking serious flack after defe defending anti-israel protesters and jewish voters are taking notice. more on the electoral impact straight ahead. the moment i met him i knew he was my soulmate

ukraine is using american missiles for terrorist attacks on russian territory, the coordinator of the national security counciln white said openly usa house. at a briefing, john kirby spoke about the assistance that washington wants to provide to the kiev regime. the official tried to pay especially much attention to the military success in the ssu, but all that was possible was to talk about the steps that need to be taken so that the ssu does not simply fall apart, including the use of western weapons. ukraine used long-range atacom cruise missiles supplied by the united states to strike targets in crimea. on russian air defense systems, on command posts, runways, russian ships in the port of sevastopol. it is encouraging to see that ukrainians are holding out during this critical period. the attack on sevastopol using american shells took place on june 23. then one of the attack missiles filled with cluster munitions detonated over the city beach. as a result of the raid, four people were killed, including two children. 153 city residents were injured. 79 were hospitalized. our ministry of defense has repea

any of any news that is important and important to the american people, he has someone or that is decided obviously with his national security council and who gets to tell them that news. so mccarthy just said that when he was the speaker, many times when we had meetings in the oval office, jill was there as well. one of the 1st ladies and these meetings we see making decisions. are she now devising? surprised? no. the president is the president of the united states. he makes decisions a male outside, so enjoy it. so you need to talk so well, i'm, i'm the president joe biden. just bite, clear signs is fullness and colleague is when to the struggling. are you confident that president biden has what it takes to win in november and serve the next 4 years? as i said before, we do sort of jasmine. as i said before, you leave with our sentiments. as i've said before, i'm with you, i will finish on the american public isn't totally buying that narrative with the vision is good. a win among the hollywood aliases as vitamins approval ratings plummets. we're not going to win in november with this president. on top of that, we won't win the ho

any of any news that is important and important to the american people, he has someone or that is decided obviously with his national security council on who gets to tell him that news. so mccarthy just said that when he was the speaker, many times when we had meetings in the oval office, jill was there as well. one of the 1st ladies and these meetings, pc making decisions are as you know, biasing the president. no, the president is the president of united states. he makes decisions. i may love the senate majority to talk to the world to abide and present jo button despite criticises for my son and call it is mentally struggling. are you confident that president biden has what it takes to win in november and serve the next 4 years? as i said before, we go and of jasmine, as i said before, you leave with our sentiments. as i've said before, i'm with you. and the american public here as in tote named buying that virus, it really was the just growing a win among hollywood aliases as biden's approval ratings plummet. we're not going to win in november with this president. on top of that, we won't win the house and we're going to lose th

american atacoms missiles. this was stated by the coordinator of the us national security council john kirby.s were effective; shells were used, among other things, to attack the port of sevastopol. the state duma called this statement the height of cynicism. a concert of the marinsky theater symphony orchestra took place in suzdal. musical shows were staged in the open air right next to the walls of the ancient kremlin. the concert was dedicated to the city's millennium. on the day of family, love and fidelity , an unusual record was set in the yaroslavl region. eight pairs simultaneously got married right in the air. the newlyweds, together with the registrars, rose into the sky in hot air balloons at an altitude of about 40 m, they told a friend. friend: yes. after the bright ceremony, the newlyweds were congratulated on the ground by their relatives and friends. the young couple danced their first dance on a special platform. the sounds of violins and cellos in the open air of ancient suzdal, in a city that is celebrating its millennium, a concert was held by the mariinsky theater symphon

nations security council would do that. because we know that the united nations security concept is going through by the american people. and maybe the printer should be to, i don't know, but the most im, what i think is that this provides the basis for what we have been working on, which is the creation of our global anti apartheid movement against the is it ended up on a tight system against occupation against discrimination against this violation. sanklo additional for the national. and then just to get your reaction to something we had a little earlier prior to this runing by the is really finance ministry. he called for an onyx station of the occupied westbank. if the i c j does indeed rule against israel on this issue, which it has, i am worried at all. now that things may actually end up getting worse for palestinians in the west bank is, is rarely is double down on them. i know it was the thing bored anyhow because it has the freshest government. now is that i it is officially having a fascist government led by fax, just like smart, the judge being bid. and the of course nothing. no, i'm doing nothing, you know,

american people. he has someone or that is decided obviously with his national security council and who gets to tell him that news. so mccarthy just said that when he was the speaker, many times when we had meetings in the oval office, jill was there as well when the 1st ladies in these meetings be seen making decisions? are she now devising the price? no, the president is the president of the united states. he makes decisions. meanwhile, says the majority leader sucks to the world of brandon president, joe biden. this like career sciences form a set colleague is meant to the struggling are you confident that president biden has what it takes to win in november and serve the next 4 years? as i said before, we go sort of jasmine as i said before, i'm with you. you re, with our sentiments, as i've said before, i'm with you. but the american public isn't totally buying that narrative. the divisions grow even among the hollywood aliases as biden's approval ratings plummet. we're not going to win in november with this president. on top of that, we won't win the house and we're going to lose the senate. this

any, any news that is important and important to the american people, he has someone or that is decided obviously with his national security council on who gets to tell them that news. so or the just see with the speaker many times when we had meetings in the oval office, jill was there as well. one of the 1st ladies in these meetings we see making decisions. are she now biasing surprised? no. the president is the president of united states. he makes decisions. meanwhile, said to the dorothy need a talk show. oh, well, i'm, i'm the president joe biden. yes, bite. clear signs. is fullness saying colleague is went to the struggling. are you confident that president biden has? what it takes to win in november and serve the next 4 years. as i said before, we go to jasmine. as i said before, you leave with our sentiment. as i've said before, i'm with joe i'm the american public isn't totally blind. that narrative with the vision is growing a one among the hollywood aliases as biden's approval ratings plummet. we're not going to win in november with this president. on top of that, we won't win the house and we're going to lose the senat

american people. he has someone, decided with his national security council, and who gets to tell him that news. >> jesseurces also told the wall street journal that during a fundraiser, biden cannot remember the word veteran and had to ask staff, what's the word when you used to serve in the military? biden's bouncers on late-night aren't protecting him anymore, that's how bad it is. >> he addressed concerns about his health, stating he was fine but then adding, it's just my brain. >> oh, good. it's just his brain. and that sound is just my sphincter clenching so tight i think i just made a diamond. >> jesse: and it's not just stephen colbert. >> are you telling me you [ bleep ], are you coming to my house and saying to my face that the united states, bruce springsteen's america, can't hold an election better than a [ bleep ] french? is that what you are telling me? four months! 119 days. there are contestants on the bachelor who haven't even met yet that will get married and divorced between now and the election. we have nothing but time. >> jesse: a famous publicist once said, in politics you can win

any of any news that is important and important to the american people, he has someone or that is decided obviously with his national security council on who gets to tell them that news. so mccarthy just said that when he was the speaker, many times when we had meetings in the oval office, jill was there as well. when the 1st lady's in these meetings, we see making decisions. are she now devising the price? no, the president is the president of the united states. he makes decisions about may well percentage of majority needed should oh, what a bond them present, joe biden, despite curtis arms, his former southern colleague is meant to the struggling or are you confident that president biden has what it takes to win in november and serve the next 4 years, as i said before, we go to the jasmine as i said before, you leave with our sentiments. as i've said before, i'm with you, i will finish well by the american public is a totally buying the narrative. with the vision is going, i'm on hollywood, a list of those bivens approval raising ratings plummet. we're not going to win in november with this president. on top of that, we won't win

four leading employees of the national council security, which i understand, then occupied major positions in different administrations, one of them nickburn is now the american to the leadership of the national security council already in 1994. starting with the meeting between christopher and kozyrev, there should be an increasingly serious and frank dialogue about nato expansion, strengthening relations between nato and russia, including possible treaties or agreements. it is necessary to convey assurance about the timing decisions on nato. we need to find out what russia thinks about next steps in 1996, as our own understanding of the situation develops, we need to insist that the russians stop making public accusations. as long as the russians do not use provocative language, we ourselves should avoid them, for example, no to the russian veto, but be careful that the russians do not confuse serious dialogue with the right of joint decision or veto? let me translate this into simple russian: they created the impression in russia that they were planning serious negotiations, in fact they wanted to give russia the opportunity to speak out privately, but not

american people. he has someone that is decided with his national security council, who gets to tell him that news. >> call. right now it's 11:00 pm and soon it will be -- it's one of those things, another thing that is distressing for a lot of people who are concerned about national security. >> look, the office of the president projects strength and confidence throughout the world, not only for american interests would also to defend freedom and democracy around the world. so we need to have an american president who projects that strength. aside from all the rhetoric, we needed american president who is capable and who we believe the greatest stressors of conflict and international instability can be counted upon to have a resolute and strong mind. unfortunately that is not what we are seeing out of the white house so the fact that peter asked that question is again because many americans are simply concerned the democratic party, their consultants across the country have admitted the same. >> trace: they have. cameron hamilton, lisa daftari, thank you. >>> he's going to come to the conclusion that

national interests. the chairmanship of the security council passed to russia for a month, the american country, as has happenedtry permits, and then representatives of our press were eventually issued visas with restrictions, allowing stay within a radius of no more than 40 km from manhattan. the candidacy of us vice president jady vance, approved by the milwaukee republican convention, may become. a disaster for ukraine, one of the high-ranking european officials told the political publication. senator atagaya is categorically against the supply of weapons to zelensky and advocates an early end to the conflict. until the very end, he prevented the passage of aid to kiev through the senate. this is the choice of donald trump, who has now officially become a contender for presidential post is now being discussed by the entire world media, and biden called wenze a clone of his rival. only a bandaged ear reminds that there was an attempt on trump’s life; with a smile on his face and his fist raised up, he goes out to a crowd of thousands. first appearance in public since the shootings in pennsylvania. the republi

instance, russia is one of the few voices in the united nations security council and other international renews that challenge. the competitive and americans of, you know, the gemini, if you look at the military from last year alone, is now telling the need to a military expansion into eastern europe. if you look at the even culture of russia, among the, you know, of the south a little bit power is providing a more room to friendly approach to the agent after some and most of them countries in the, has its own experience of multiculturalism. unlike the wisdom version of the, you know, new liberal cultures where the on the, the american or the western liberal culture of should dominate the voice of it should be harsh. if you look, i stood there, i moved to it. the most of them was the account settings, even within the no. so russia has a very favorable image in asia and africa and the most no more than this applies to companies like malaysia, where the people of the melisha and the people of the south in general. do not like to see what's in the gemini in the uh, the like and that's the update. now let's see again with most stories at the t

him know of any news that is pertinent and important to the american people, he has someone that is decided with the national security councilt gets to tell him that news. maria: peter hit on probably the most important point and that is this is a national security risk to have a commander-in-chief who is compromised in this manner. >> 100% what is great they've all become peter doocy, he's been doing this for three and half years and now they've all become peter doocy and is finally asking the really hard question who's picking up the phone at 11:00 o'clock. maria: who is, we don't know. use our adversary right now for the time to pounce. >> i'm more worried when he gets information, he is groggy normally during the hours of 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. how is he when he wakes up, that's really frightening. maria: were just getting started we have a lot coming up, the marketer on the move. look at the nasdaq up another 51 ahead of the key inflation data second-quarter earnings coming up this week, lpl chief technical strategist adam turnquist is with us to talk about jay powell's testimony yesterday on interest rates and he made

, in the state department, in the pentagon, in the national security council, these are the main players who today determine the priorities of american politics, now and will be determine the future priorities of the american policy towards ukraine, we are obviously here in the midst of the election campaign, as it was. earlier this week or on sunday, and it was announced that president biden is withdrawing his running mate, that... he is endorsing vice president harris for this position, and it's obvious that these are again additional such tectonic shifts and in the very course of the election campaign, and the main attention of american society and american politicians today is focused on internal affairs, and this migration, this is economic and economic development, this is inflation, this is the same problem of banning abortions in many states and... many other problems, therefore it is critical for us to work systematically to put ukraine back on the agenda, it is not on the priority list, let's say, the agenda, it is a part of both the discourse and the tasks, but at the same time it disappeared from the front pages, it disap

, in the state department. in the pentagon, in the national security council, these are the main players who today determine the priorities of americanolicy, the present, and will determine the future priorities, er, of american policy in relation to ukraine, we are obviously here in the midst of an election campaign, and it just happened announced earlier this week or so on sunday. it was announced that president biden was withdrawing his candidacy from the election race, which he supports vice president harris for this position, and it is obvious that these are again additional such tectonic shifts in the very course of the election campaign, and the main attention of american society and american politicians today is focused on internal affairs, and this is migration, this is economic and. .. economic development, this is inflation, this is the problem of banning abortions in many states and many other problems, therefore it is critical for us to systematically work to return ukraine to the agenda, it is not on the priority list, let's say, agenda, it is a part of both discourse and tasks, but at the same time it has disappeared f

under donald trump, and what it might mean for american democracy and the world, we are joined by fiona hill, a former top official on the national security councilllow at the brooks institution and editor at large for "the washington post" and the author of rebellion. good to you have both here. your former intel analysts, fiona, and bob you're a historian, republican turned independent. so i want you to help us analyze america like it were a foreign country. bob, here is what donald trump, 45th president and republican nominee said last night at a rally in michigan. >> but can you imagine president xi, putin, all of them, they're all smart, tough, they love their country or they want to do well with their country. whatever it is, all ideology. but we have to have someone to protect us. and orban was right. we have to have someone that could protect us. >> and it is orban, the hungarian prime minister, and problematic ally who is in bed with china and russia and iran. what is that description of adv adversaries indicate to you. >> well trump, the people that we think of as our adverse yours, vladimir putin and xi jinping, it is our allies that h

american people. he has someone -- that is decided, obviously, his national security council and who gets to tell him yeah. that's just not very reassuring. stuart: it was not, was it? lauren: not at all. stuart: move on to the market ifs. have a look at the futures, please. i see green especially for the nasdaq. it's up 80 points premarket. we'll take you to wall street for the opening bell next. ♪ no shoe, no shirt, no problem ♪ ♪(voya)♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. presentation looks great. thanks! thanks! voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices so you can reach today's financial goals. that one! and look forward, to a more confident future. that is one dynamic duo. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. (qb) this is it. this is when we find out... (luke) hey, quick question. student body math proficiency... (player) what? (luke) ...would we say it's good? fair...? (player 1 player 2 and qb) get out of here, man. get off the field. (luke) understood. (security) hey, grab him

instance, russia is one of the few voices in the united nations security council and other international renews that challenged the competitive and the american a, you know, the gemini, if you look at the middle of the problem alone is no telling the need to a military expansion into uh, east the middle. if you look at the even culture of, from russia, amongst the, you know, of the south a little bit power is providing a more friendly approach to the agent after some and most of them countries, it's a, has its own experience of multiculturalism. unlike the wisdom version of the, you know, new liberal, a cultures where only the american or the western liberal cultural should dominate other voices. it should be harsh if you look at the approach to it. the most of them was the account settings level. even within that action, uh no. so, so of course, russia has a very favorable image in asia and africa and the most important. and this applies, of course, to companies like malaysia, where the people of the melisha and the people of the 1000 general do not like to see what's in the gemini in the uh, the like. netflix has started streaming. a film a

nations security council. and so even though there are disagreements, i don't think this really marks a huge departure from the iron clad american support for israel a and to a very large extent the war. but thank you so much for that. that is our correspondent to abraham in jerusalem we can bring you up to speed now with some other world news headlines, japan experiencing a record at higher temperature as the capital tokyo, it's $38.00 degrees celsius. the weather is expected to go even warmer and it's predicted the country could see its hottest day and a decade. according to an advisory authorities have urged citizens to take precautions to prevent heat stroke and stay hydrated. former of getting these tied coolant trend, yvonne creat appeared in court in hanoi on monday. the latest in the spring of crackdowns. he was charged with fraud amounting to $140000000.00 and the stock market manipulation. the trial follows the recent death of former communist party leader. you're in food strong, who spearheaded a number of anti corruptions campaigns and police in greenland have arrested prominent anti wailing environmental. this paul

american people. he has someone or that is decided with his national security council on who gets to tell him that newshere have been reports his son, hunter biden is there. she says he doesn't get classified information. there is concern here that it's disturbing to learn these events are transpiring. what do you hope to learn from the white house if they respond? >> as the leading democrats struggling whether or not president biden can go for the next four years, many are worried whether or not he can go the next four days. he is turning to hunter to join him in what are very, very important meetings at the white house. there are concerns as to the access that biden -- hunter biden is being given to classified information. what decision making he might be affecting. the real concern here is that who is in charge at the white house? it doesn't seem as if someone is behind the magic person controlling the white house. it seems like they have dissolved into a committee and if they have an inability to come to an conclusion is made no decision is made. pleading with the white house to decisions. they dis

american people. he has someone or that is decided obviously in this national security council who gets to tell him that> kevin mccarthy just said when he was the speaker many times when there were meetings and little oval office joe was there as well. when the first lady is in these meetings is she making decisions or just advising the president? >> no. he is the president of the united states. he makes the decisions. >> another family member president biden has told me before he and his son don't have any business dealings together. so what is hunter biden doing in the white house? >> are you talking about the meeting where they came together from camp david and the two of them walked to the presidents meeting and he was there? >> there is a report that aids were struck by his presence. >> i certainly will not get into a private conversations that occur i spoke to this before and they came back from camp david a couple of days at camp david were spent with his family. he is there as you know it was a legal fourth of july which is why his family members were here last week. >> nisi hunter biden has acc

american people. he has someone -- or that is decided, obviously, with his national security council on who gets to tellim that news. >> jacqui: following that exchange nfc spokesman john kirby went on "special report" to try to assuage any concerns that the president's mental acuity is faltering. >> the man i see every day, including today, is in commands of the facts and context. he gets calls in the middle of night all the time. a couple of g-7s ago, bret, you might remember, there was an a missile that fell in poland, there was a concern that it could have been a russian missile that call came in to him in the middle of the night. he called together the g 7 in a snap meeting by 8:00 that morning. >> jacqui: kirby was actually researches the g-20 summit in indonesia. biden called a meeting g-7. he was meeting with staff in the overnight hours and made the call to the polish president before sunrise. the white house put out this photo at the time; however, all of this was in 2022. and it's somewhat of a poor example for john kirby to cite given that concerns about the president's age at that time were

american people. he has someone that is decided, naviously with his national security council and who gets to tell him that newcouncil,who s sources al the wall street journal that during a fundraiser , biden couldn't even remember the word veteran and had to ask stafat'sf what's the word whenud you used to serve in the militarye ? >> biden's bouncers on late night aren't protecting him s bouncee. that's how bad it is. he addressed concerns about his health, stating he was fine, but then adding, it's just my brain. >>, good. >> it's just his brain. nd >> and that sound is just my sphincter clenching so tight sphinctei. >> i think i just made a diamond. and it's not just colbert. >> are you telling me you. >> are you coming to myited house and saying to my face that the united states. how much springsteen's a america can't hold an election better than a french? >> is that what you're telling me? >> oh, 101. it's 119 days. there contestants on the bachelor who haven't even met yet. that wil'tl get married and divorced between now and the election. ween now have nothing to become. >> a famous publicist o

americans who were held hostage. if you see that meeting right there. the national security councilsman, john kirby, said a cease-fire hostage deal was closer than before but was still not done. >> there are gaps that remain and our team continues to work with our counterparts in the region to see if we can't close those gaps. we believe that they are of a nature where they can be closed and that we can achieve a deal but it's going to require, as it always does, some leadership, some compromise, and an effort to get there. nick: to talk about that part of the story, we turned to jonathan, who met with president biden and prime ministers netanyahu and is the father of an israeli american who was kidnapped trying to defend his family from hamas terrorists. jonathan, thanks so much. welcome back to the news hour. he said today this afternoon that you are feeling more optimistic about a possible deal than in the past. why? jonathan: it seems to me that there's been an alignment and a variety of pressures that have come to bear both on hamas and hamas leadership in gaza as well as on is

british and americans, as part of nato forces, or simply in their national capacity, who were present on the territory of the sovereign state of afghanistan, and by resolution of the un security councilthese decades reported to the security council. what they are doing, they have used this mandate once and have never once presented an account of their activities there, while, what is noteworthy, the affairs of the afghans remained under the jurisdiction of the british military, to the afghan prosecutor's office, to local courts, they were not transferred at all, we must pay tribute unconditionally. partners whose efforts keep the topic of british war crimes in afghanistan in the focus of public attention. we believe that the libarian government that came to put in place, kiro starmer, who has repeatedly declared his commitment to human rights issues, including in terms of exposing war crimes abroad, now there is a good chance to show, or better yet, to prove, perhaps, that his words do not differ from his deeds. we once again call on official london and... by the way, its nato allies, also not to cover up war criminals, but honestly, well, as far as they are able to do this, honestly

american people. he has someone or that is decided, obviously with his national security council and who gets to tell him that news this is no gotcha question. it's the only question when a president is no longer capable than who's doing the job, especially when there's a terror attack, a cuban missile crisis, or the ice cream machines go down again at mcdonald's. if it's not biden, then it's not legal. and what if trump? well, he can do something else meet with the victims of hoaxes. have a conversation with four democrats who still believe in the fine people hoax, drinking bleach, hoax, whatever. roll the clips unedited to see them in context. let them pull on his face to learn it's not hitler wearing a trump mask. think of it as deprogramming in person. trump's funny, sharp and charming. he could talk a g string off larry kudlow. that's hard to do. and unlike joe, he remembers names, doesn't drool, and won't send his wife in to save him. the result? the hoax victims realize the monster they hated so much paid them much more respect than the party ever did to them. and that's something that dems do

american pressure to reduce iran's oil exports to zero had become serious. in such a situation, president rouhani himself, who is also the head of the supreme national security councilnounced and gave a statement to the supreme national security council. that statement was that we exercise smart restraint, but this restraint was not answered by the westerners. in that statement, it was said that the balance has been disturbed, so we have to take action, and for this reason, we reduce our obligations, and we did that, which i am mentioning now. there , the president and the supreme national security council said 60 days we will give jcpoa countries time to fulfill their obligations in the field of banking and in the field of oil . when we come to examine the five steps , we will see that in may 2018 , we said we would remove the restrictions on keeping reserves, but the reality is that in practice, as and the will of the government was not able to implement the infrastructure , nothing happened. on the 16th of july, we said that we would impose enrichment restrictions, which means that we will increase uranium enrichment and modernize our reactors in iraqi heavy wate

united nations and the security council sell arms to a country that commits war crimes, genocide, and infanticide . it is prohibited and subject to legal and international prosecution, and the americans, as the largest supplier of equipment and weapons to the zionist regime , are proud that we bombs of a tonymon we gave the zionist regime 500 kilos , and now they are giving them 38 billion dollars, they again agreed to give them weapons , what is their ceasefire plan , and to save the zionist regime, even this plan was proposed so that they can use this opportunity. otherwise, show that ipec's zionist lobby policy. in the united states, which is the co-author of the policies of the republicans and the democrats on the issue of palestine , they are seeking to close the gaza issue for years. and the problem is over they think they should solve it this way, they should solve it this way, but well, maqam. the people and the actions that the jihadi groups are taking show that they still consider resistance and stability as the main solution . very well, mr. dr. seidaei, you have my voice . the approach of the americans towards the gaza issue was that they see the ceasefire plan and send d

american people. he has someone or put that is decided obviously with his national well security council on who gets to tell him that news. >> so kevin mccarthy just said that when he was the speaker, many times when we had meetings in the oval office, jill was there there as well. when the first lady is in these meetings, is she making decisions or she advising the president know the president is the president of the united states. he makes decision okay. >> and other family member, president biden, has told me before he and his son don't have any business dealings together. so what is hunter biden doing? in white house meetings? >> are you talking about the meeting where they came together from camp david and the two of them walk to the president's meeting and he was there. >> there is a report that aides were struck by his presence during their discussions. >> look, i can't i'm certainly not going to get into a prime i've had conversations that occur. what i can say is, and i talked to this i spoke to this before. is that when they came back from camp david, the presence spent a couple of days at ca

nations security council. and so even though there are disagreements, i don't think this really marks a huge departure from the iron clad american support for israel a and to a very large extent, the war. but thank you so much for that. that is our corresponded to abraham in jerusalem. we do want to bring you an update from bangladesh where the student group leading demonstrations against and government job quote is suspended protests for 48 hours and go over the hiring rules. snowballed into weeks of violence and led to thousands of deaths on sunday. the supreme court scales back the controversial system at the heart of the unrest. the students typing jeanette list in the mind. they had been protesting for weeks against job for task that blocked more than half of the government jobs for them. the students had gone this distribution discriminatory, but now they're going to stop school test, keeping their ruling that almost scraps the good in school system. now, 93 percent of the civil service jobs that open for graduating students. but this position has come to huge costs of the initial protests against the high call to link the