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anita. >> anita: great work from trey, john.red four star general jack keane, general keane, good to see you. we saw trey's report, it was very moving. but i also want to ask you about the ukrainian troops that have been evacuated. we are talking about a few hundred to 1,000 badly injured ukrainian soldiers, some of them even missing limbs. talking about from mariupol in the steel plant. they have been there for countless weeks. russia says they have surrendered. how do you see it? >> oh, well, certainly it is that. i mean, we don't need to play around with words i don't think. listen, they are the heroes of mariupol and deserve are all the respect and admiration that anybody can muster for what they were able to put up with and still some that are fighting there to the end. i actually thought they would likely all die and i'm delighted to see them get out of there. it bears watching, though. russia has a history of killing their p.o.w.s, even though they coaxed them into surrender. and that is a pattern of their history. the fa

anita: one last quick?volodymyr zelenskyy where he said the only outcome he could envision was one of victory but how long could victory take and for ukraine, at what cost? >> a great interview and zelenskyy to visit but the question is the next couple of weeks which to the offensive. they need time to gain back territory and keep fighting as well and as fearlessly has they have. they can get out of the country. anita: we will be watching for that. doctor rebecca grant, thank you for your time today, appreciate it. the league of a supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade already reshaping the political landscape ahead of novembers midterms. abortion rights activists plan to protest outside the homes of conservative supreme court justices like chevy chase maryland. congressional correspondent, chad pergram reports on this. >> it was in october surprise but a may surprise. democrats will use the decision as a wedge against republicans this fall. reproductive rights will be on the ballot. women will vote

see you this weekend, anita. >> anita: the c.d.c.ould be linked to the mysterious hepatitis outbreak. more than 100 cases have been reported nationwide. let's bring in now dr. marty mccarie for more on this. very scary, there are 109 cases in 24 states and puerto rico. the vast majority of those cases, children had to be hospitalized and eight of those children had to receive liver transplants. i mean, this sounds very extreme. >> this is very concerning. this is severe hepatitis. some of the cases the children required a liver transplant operation. the deaths have been concerning for a while now. c.d.c. is acknowledging that they are investigating five deaths out of the 109 cases, but the w.h.o. has said for a while they have many more cases than are proportionately reported in the u.s. and they were looking into this two weeks ago, and it's a concern, it's a delayed announcement. >> john: marty, we were looking at some early reporting on the potential origin of this. there was a cluster of it that seemed to emanate from the u.k., b

so. >> good afternoon, anita. >> anita: you, too. this is very scary.a five-star resort, a resort everyone knows. >> exactly. and in this case here, we have to remember the police are very capable of handling a case like this, they are trained out of scotland yard. the issue that makes it more difficult, these situations, if it's a poisoning from let's say propane or any other substance, it makes it a little difficult so, to autopsy at this point will be the most important key to finding out what happened. >> anita: and they are being completed today. to recap, three americans have died, a fourth airlifted to a hospital. reports indicate they all showed some signs of convulsion, some think they may have inhaled freon from a faulty leaky air-conditioner, they are ruling out foul play, though. i want to go to a piece of sound from the bahamas health minister and his take on this. let's listen. >> it all started the day before yesterday where there were some signs of individuals presenting to the clinic with nausea and vomiting and the doctor found three i

anita. >> anita: so many interesting details in this trial.for that. >> john: russia's forces tightening the grip, luhansk region is seeing fighting. rebecca grant, national military and security analyst and fox news contributor. great to see you. thanks for coming in today. when you take a look at the overall field of battle compared to where it was at the end of february, it shrunk down markedly, what is it that russian forces are trying to do here and what could we see in the next few weeks? the pace of battle, while intense, is very slow in terms of the russians gaining ground. >> very slow, russia has made progress so i'm watching this weekend to see if russia can take this pocket or not, and time for ukraine to think of falling back to a stronger defensive position. they can then hold and take it every o. but sort of make or break for russia's phase one right now to try to collapse this pocket and it could be in a couple days. >> john: seems as the goal of russian forces to extend the line which would cut off tens of thousands, about 10,

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thank you anita.ed _ joanna. thank you anita. we can take a look at what happened in _ joanna. thank you anita. we can take a look at what happened in the - joanna. thank you anita. we can take a look at what happened in the local i a look at what happened in the local elections elsewhere. conservatives lost control of 11 councils across england and wales, a set of results which the premise to borisjohnson described as mixed. the conservatives lost control of 11 councils across england and wales — a set of results which the prime minister borisjohnson described as "mixed". labour's celebrations were overshadowed by durham constabulary announcing that it's investigating sir keir starmer over an alleged break of lockdown rules last year. our political correspondent jonathan blake reports. elections can change the political landscape, and the verdict from this set of votes has shown up some significant shifts. across england, scotland and wales the conservatives took a beating, losing control of 11 counc

anita, jonathan and _ are winning at the moment.itate to draw too many parallels between the conservative party and the republican party, but i think boris johnson's — republican party, but i think boris johnson's creation of a new alignment of conservative voter can mirror— alignment of conservative voter can mirror some — alignment of conservative voter can mirror some of the move of the new wave _ mirror some of the move of the new wave of. _ mirror some of the move of the new wave of, whether mccullough trump's republican— wave of, whether mccullough trump's republican party or the republican making _ republican party or the republican making of trump, jd vance — there is a new— making of trump, jd vance — there is a new movement that has emerged —— whether— a new movement that has emerged —— whether we _ a new movement that has emerged —— whether we call it. it is seeking to appeal— whether we call it. it is seeking to appeal to — whether we call it. it is seeking to appeal to a — whether we call it. it is seeking to appeal to

my thanks to anita and alan dershowitz.anita, it is so important young people here her message because we are so many decades removed from the holocaust, from world war ii. it hits differently when you see the person in front of you who experienced these atrocities. you can't get that from a history book. dan: i talked with anita about that today. years ago i went with holocaust survivors to auschwitz. when that generation dies off, it does fade into the history books for a lot of people so it is important to hear them. larry: coming up, day two of deliberations in the johnny depp-amber heard defamation trial wrapping up this afternoon. liz: introducing the new 3-for-1 bundle. only from xfinity. it's unlimited internet, streaming, and xfinity mobile all for what you could pay wireless companies for just one 5g unlimited line! boomshakalaka! and now, also with xfinity internet, you can get unlimited data, wifi equipment, and a free streaming box included with a 2-year rate guarantee, and no contract. all for just $30 per mon

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anita was laura bush's chief of staff in the second term and anita said it was actually george bush's suggestion that laura give the address on the topic of afghan women. so president bush was the one who thought that this was something that laura should do and he was absolutely, right. we also have something from bonnie who asked for us to talk a little bit about michelle obama's speech in new hampshire in response to the hollywood access tape. anyone pull that from their memory and comment on that one and when we when they go low we go high speech yes. i i think i had an incredible opportunity to watch that speech at a communication and gender conference and everyone was talking about it. we didn't watch it live. we watched it later on a group of us watched it in a hotel ballroom later that night and it was great because we had a free for all on it. and i think that that's when people started talking about michelle obama running for the presidency. i don't know you probably remember that but that speech again was something only i think michelle could have given at that time. you kno

. >> there's another name, anita returning as senior adviser to president biden. >> anita dunn is onest trusted advisers. she left only a matter of months ago and was heavily involved even from outside advising the president and his aides from there and it's significant for a variety of reasons most notably because she comes in as this white house is now gearing up for the midterms to take place in november with democrats fearing that they may lose control of the house and the senate and the president looking to bring in some of his most trusted names to help him with the messaging and with the communication strategy going forward. anita dunn is one who works in that press and communications office, but has direct access to the president as does the communications director kate benningfield and has jen psaki in the past. as we heard from the president yesterday as he was speaking, criticizing the maga movement as it relates to the abortion rights debate that we're having in this country right now. the president seemed to be sort of test driving some of his messaging going forward, des

anita would be a wonderful person to talk to about the money actually.she would be our best expert. >> hi, thank you so much for this discussion this afternoon. it's my understanding that eleanor roosevelt really did not enjoy the public eye at first and somewhat struggled with having that public persona and getting involved, but then she really made a breakthrough and became one of our most remembered first ladies. my question is, are there other first ladies who had a similar struggle like that and then made that breakthrough and were able to make some really important changes in their experience? >> there were several who had at least many years before the presidency to take care of some of that. both bushes. i think laura bush did not expect to be married to a politician and barbara bush was terrified of public speaking. and the way she developed -- i'm a communication person, so i really study a lot about what they do about their public speaking -- she would do slide shows when she would go back to texas. she would take her children all around all t

anita tsoi was hiding under the mask of a monster . let us hi composer, brilliant showman alexei vorobyov in general, thank you very much. truth. it has been an amazing adventure and of course i sincerely want to say thank you. to this guy, because he gave the audience a huge amount of joy. and today i had tears in my eyes when i realized how many spectators were taken to support this hairy monster. thanks a lot. true, for me it is very valuable more valuable than any victory, it is harsh in appearance, the mask immediately broke all stereotypes from the ancient egyptian gods, breaking into the third season with philip kirkorov’s song tea rose and produced bombshell effect. in the first programs of the jury. couldn't even decide. who is hiding under the mask, man or woman? men, and the man is interesting, you are a politician, the minister of the other world, philip, it cannot be masha rasputina herself, what part of her body, but suddenly she demonstrated virtuoso voice without the very first programs and thereby won the heart of timu

or well, we use our coordinate color anita. we've seen enough, anita godson, why young man. you've reached the city of the city of w nap knobs, but i made a jump my way to get up. please no much thought of the matter with once one of the richest countries in latin america, venezuela has teetered on the verge of collapse with the last few years before that affinity are more than in order for me to have. i have been one be, or you receive me to get up, we will proceed her a couple to look at it on the one is over. the country had an abundance of oil and was almost entirely dependent on it takes bullets, syrupy, and you are seeing us in iraq because when i called amir k 450844, perfect. i mean, they totally was eli micro so i had all me guess are pre castleberry. miss whaler. he came by. so i guess we will see probably gallo for the 31st. if owing the answer, just to recap with until 2013 state owned but truly as to venezuela was ranked number 5, among the most influential oil companies will price plunge struck venezuela's economy in 2014 strike soon followed since 2015. the wh

a daily event known as the money. anita, among the journalists there that day, a veteran reporter, lord dest maldonado who's traveled more than 2300 kilometers from to juana to mexico city. with a request for the president, he totaled the big what the been a key. but up, but he did a boy your i you that it was to celebrate on because of them a border. medina. she was right to fear for her life. less than 2 years later, she was dead. a croquet casala maldonado case is particularly important because she had recognized the state of process at her disposal. she talked to the president, she asked for the states protection. nevertheless, she was killed enough to spend the wife, as you know, i have not yet been able to understand why maldonado is no longer with us. but we know the attacks against journalists are not directed of just any journalist, but towards those who are investigating corruption. human rights abuses or cases related to narco, politics or land medical boarding decay directly and patents of play. whenever a journalist is killed in mexico, the guessing game begins was the murd

or why we use our co mccullor, anita lloyd. seeing enough, anita godson william and she was sitting at the senior w. yeah. knobs. but i'm a political to me for a job because my gift up played no much thought of the matter with php once one of the richest countries in latin america, venezuela has teetered on the verge of collapse with the last few years. a big boy, if you don't even think i'm out there in order for me to have, i haven't been wound, do you? are you pressing me to get approval for all? see it probably look at it. i'm going to select the country had an abundance of oil and was almost entirely dependent on it takes bullets. we'll show up in our seeing us in elmira, probably when i called amir k for referral. your aim for, for perfect. i mean they, for the way was elite also. so i got all me, cas are pre castleberry, miss willa. if possible, i guess we will see probably calla 4830 see if owing the answer a until 2013 state owned but truly as to venezuela was ranked number 5, among the most influential oil companies w

finally, i would like to welcome anita dissen 10. they are a senior analyst for the center for scientific -- science and democracy at the union of concerned scientists. she investigates the rule of science and public policy, focuses on topics like scientific integrity and federal agencies, and political interference in a scientific rulemaking process. will the witnesses please raise their right hands? do you swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you god? let the records show the witnesses answer in the affirmative. without objection, your written statements will be made part of the record. mr. doug kahlo, you are recognized for five minutes for your opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. good morning. thank you, member school lease -- member scalise. candace and i are excited to be here to talk about a report on scientific integrity procedures and training, and certain public health agencies. we looked at the center for disease control food a

thank you to stuart and to anita for this amazing summit here in dallas that we've all been waiting. so to participate in and attend and to be in person you and the team at the white house historical association have done amazing work as you always do and many thanks to my colleagues here all of who's work has inspired mine over the years. so i'm very grateful to them. so as teresa said we're going to be looking at first ladies today and thinking about their influence on their president husbands. we're going to be thinking about when they promote change and sometimes we talked about when they have not been in favor of change which we can decide might be a good or a bad thing. let me start i'd like the last panel when we said let's do a flash poll. how many of you either work in the field the first ladies or where you work has some connection with first ladies or you just are a first lady aficionado. let's see a show of hands great. well, this is super we welcome you all and and for those of you who don't we hope to spread the word about first ladies and flare particularly as well as

anita was saying that.ving theirjobs in a poll. of all about leaving theirjobs in a poll. of all the people in all the world we want to keep herjob, it's a 50—year—old nurse because you cannot replace her with a 22—year—old nurse because you do not get that wisdom and experience and warmth and confidence. we are not useless and we should not be chucked out of jobs. we are going to work until we are 67 so what's going to make it easierfor us to do are 67 so what's going to make it easier for us to do this? i think that's why women are looking at ways to handle the menopause and looking at hormone replacement.— at hormone replacement. anita, you talked a bit — at hormone replacement. anita, you talked a bit about _ at hormone replacement. anita, you talked a bit about working _ at hormone replacement. anita, you talked a bit about working in - talked a bit about working in different communities, how do you engage with some of those communities? we speak to a regular gp on this programme and she talks about th

ah, the veteran lightest i'll hunt you bought like indian and an anita cooper. he idea tween the actual dancing sessions. the tango instructor has participants play games aimed at training coordination on life or when yet the whatever. you're back here here beth dar. honda always accompanied by music in order to support their motor skills when tackling what can be quite the challenging task. eat maggie, the party anton coleman. i see the patients when they arrive on a cbc game and how they leave on that. and that's a huge success, which after the session manifested herself, immobility here, security behind a more upright posture. i'd i know of reached if guide alyssa grizzle and get toner and taller. come on that goose. yeah. i who so dances now. dance like, oh is there and in addition to the therapy sessions, anita plea to also attends a regular tango. events called me long us, johnson established each for me. very macklin is this man dancing is really important for me. man, it strengthens my stamina boosters. my memory and keeps me mo bile for the occasion, li

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foreign minister and only the bare bach who also reiterated germany support for ukraine is enough, anita duffy. and if we agree that we must not, and will not let up in our national efforts, especially in terms of military support, sneak now glosson varden, for as long as ukraine needs will support for the self defense of its country. so zed satiety gone, eat us lenders, but out i get more now from our brussels bureau chief, alexandra vaughan, norman, who is in berlin, following the foreign ministers meeting for us. what were the other main takeaways from this nature press conference? i would say there were 3 main takeaways from this press conference. first of all, the fact that the german foreign minister, as well as nato secretary general stalled mac, were quite confident that the whole process after finland and sweden will formally apply for nato membership. that the whole process will be very swift, despite tar kiss or misgivings, about sweden and finland joining the alliance. and it was also very interesting to hear from stoughton back at that at the, even though the process and the

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