, as i said, or beer that mike tony blairand bill clinton, —— ortony blairand bill clinton, —— ortony transformed the relationship now and i thinkjoe biden will get along fine and we have re—established what has been done with the ukraine situation and the supplies of weaponry and support, so a bilateral relationship, not at a peak or a trough, but in reasonably good shape and of course the defence, security and of course the defence, security and intelligence relationship is as strong as ever. you can be reasonably sanguine about the way things are. reasonably sanguine about the way thins are. , ., ., ~' reasonably sanguine about the way thins are. , , , ., things are. lets look briefly at this nato summit _ things are. lets look briefly at this nato summit starting - things are. lets look briefly at - this nato summit starting tomorrow is that what do you think the assurances are to ukraine that could potentially be made at that nato meeting give any divergences between what some nato countries want compared to what others are asking for? i compared to what others are asking for? ~

if you look back at bill clinton and the experience of the impeachment ultimately it did. i think president biden has an incredibly strong record to run on and there was great check news last week that reinforced that the ground is shifting in his direction in terms of economic growth, unemployment, three-quarters of americans showed in a recent poll they feel better about their economic

that stuff really started with bill clinton. we got frivolous. instead of focusing on taking america to the next level, we glided. a lot of people who were very disappointed in the soviet -- the soviet union fell, that communism was repudiated, dressed up a lot of the same errors from before in different clothes. progressivism, wokeness is an outgrowth of that. now, we've got economic problems, cultural problems, foreign policy problems. none of this had to be. >> where going to put the phone numbers up. if you would like to principate in our conversation with kurt schlichter. if you want to send a text message, send it to 202-748-8903. please include your first name and city, if you could. i'm going to tell a story. on the campus of university of southern california, we invited you to take calls with our audience. when our producer went to meet you, you said to her, i am standing at tommy trojan. i am in the only person at this book fair who does not look like a communist. >> [laughter] that is true. i find that kind of -- it rubs me the wrong w

this came about after the newt gingrich, bill clinton end to a fair bill in congress -- end to welfare bill and the congress. the first bill came out of wisconsin under governor thompson. it is a bill that really focused on work as opposed to providing a city net for women with children. host: what was the purpose of the hearing? guest: the hearing was entitled "looking at waste fraud and abuse." one of our key witnesses was an auditor from the state of mississippi who focused on the tennis court that brett favre was able to build with 10 if money. he went into a deal about kickbacks and other things that were 10 funds were used -- kenneth -- tanif funds were used. the law was designed to track this kind of abuse. some of the documents demonstrated that when we started welfare reform in wisconsin, we put $24 million in the budget for vendors for profit and nonprofit organizations to give bonuses for their caseload reductions. caseload reductions did not mean connecting women with work, it meant simply throwing them off. there was a great deal of incentive to throw things off and all of

bill clinton was elected. there's got to be a period where people are feeling it. we're not at that stage yet. the white house is hoping we will be or at least taking away an issue that the republicans have been pounding. how do you think that goes? >> the white house is very happy that these numbers are gone down in 2023 instead of 2024. they have a year plus for these prices to fully hit americans. and for them to hammer home every single day. they'll be talking about how they brought these prices down and they can point to republicans who are arguing about culture war or transgender issues. paint them as out of touch and not adjusting real economic concerns and they're going to be talking about what they passed last year with the chips act and the infrastructure bill. finally they'll get some of those roads and bridges. they'll have a lot of those ribbon cutting ceremonies presided by biden and harris. >> neil: yeah, the fact of the matter is, when the inflation is easing, it goes to the federal reserve and the rate hikes we've seen. if you're in the white house

he did help bill clinton.ed putting down for third-party. so not saying -- whether not he is a third party candidate, i don't think you should be. i'm against what this no labels people are doing. i think some of them are just playing games. they're not being transparent to meghan people. we don't know where the money is coming from. and they won't tell me where the money is coming from. the same kind of thing happened in now we see some of that money was coming from. i just don't think people will give credibility to anybody with president, and they won't be transparent about where their finances are coming from. >> and on that note, going after leaving. there congressman jay clyburn of south carolina as always, thank you very much for coming to the 70s show. >> thank you arriving me. and coming up, the danger of a second mega friesen see my, my next guest, miles taylor. an ex -- he's out with a new book and a warning. and a warning. warning. permission to dig in? granted. breyers carbsmart is so rich, so cre

marijuana is stronger than it used to be, can't compare it to the era when bill clinton may or may note inhaled it. this drug is genetically bred and driven by money hungry addiction for profit. it gets you intoxicated like alcohol and you inhale harmful compounds unlike tobacco and alcohol. there is a massive increase in meanwhile mental ilknow, it triple psychosis and schizophrenia. it increases six times the risk of suicide. we have a suicide epidemic. look at 95% of people using drugs, they started with alcohol and marijuana. we can't turn back the station for alcohol, we are living with that issue, why make the same mistake with marijuana and legalize it and make it legitimate? you can't walk down the street without hearing it. second-hand smoke is an issue. it impairs you on the road, seeing huge increase. it is huge mistake this path we are going down. >> trey: other than shar shareholders, is anything better? we were told, there is no one serving a prison sentence for sfrm possession of marijuana. we were told people were not incarcerated. is anything better having to legalize

let's come over here because newt gingrich was involved in the impeachment of bill clinton.d joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> ainsley: good morning, mr. speaker. >> good to be with you. >> ainsley: great to have you here. we are hearing mccarthy is now saying there is a possibility of an impeachment inquiry. do you think this is a good i idea? >> >> yeah. i think speaker mccarthy has 'about right. the next step is to learn a lot more and if you have a impeachment inquiry you have much broader range of congress insisting that people answer. we have really two parallel stories. one is the corruption of the biden family, the other is the corruption of the justice department, which we just saw yesterday when hunter biden's secret deal collapsed in court. and i think having an impeachment inquiry which may or may not lead to impeachment but it's going to lead to a lot more evidence coming out and the case against joe biden is going to get worse and worse and frankly the case against the attorney general and the justice department is going to get worse and wo

bill clinton comes out of nowhere scandal-ridden against george h.w. bush.age and give the democrats another chance. then out of nowhere a conservative named ross perot says i want to stop these new trade deals. this giant sucking sound that's coming -- sucking our jobs away and many people think they was very no, sir that dom mass like in saying that. in the string he was on a roll and bows out because of some weird controversy and comes bang walk away with no electoral votes but 19% of the popular vote. in the end bill clinton would never get 50% of the vote. here he is 53-47. ross perot lost the presidency four more years for h.w. bush. bush sphoild re-election bid. some said he took equally from both sides i don't buy it. what does it mean for joe manchin? what does it mean for governor huntsman and what does it mean for no labels candidate if they get in. here is manchin on running for president. >> we are here to make sure that the american people have an option and the option is can you move the political parties off their perspective sides? they have

pardon prior to those issued by president trump is surely the one that was handed out by president bill clinton to a business dude named mark rich. and the final days of his presidency. mister clayton, pardon the billionaire fugitive after his ex wife denise rich, lavishly donated more than a $1000000.00 to democrats, including more than a $100000.00 to support the president's wife. hillary clinton's new york senate run and $450000.00, supposedly to be bill clinton presidential library. and so there you have. now the meat of the giuliani accusations in 2021. the new york times reported that a former c i a agent turn whistleblower who was convicted for disclosing information, was approached by rudy giuliani, who reportedly told the former agent that he could quote, secure him a pardon for $2000000.00. and joining us now is that agent mentioned in the new york times article who was also a host of whistle blowers and is no stranger to the truth telling about our government and its full pause in pick and bellows. john carrie accurate is good enough to join us down to talk about this. thanks for bei

made look, on october 13 , 1994, us national security adviser anthony lake wrote to president bill clintonity of ukraine joining nato in the baltic states. near with the recommendation not to close the door to nato for ukraine, the baltics, romania and bulgaria , washington should not have simply sent these countries into the gray zone or into the russian sphere of influence, clinton put a big tick. on the title page of the recommendation like and wrote looks good. that is, already then the united states planned to expand its zone of influence up to the russian borders , in fact, and deprive russia of space. e security forced to bring her to her knees, and er, deprive her of any freedom of maneuver in the field of security. well, then already as we all know perfectly well in 2008 at the nato summit in bucharest and already the bush jr. administration, but demanded that ukraine and georgia be given an action plan for a nato member, it was then. right now, at the vilnius nato summit, the situation has changed, it is the united states, as well as those who joined them in germany, who are firm

december 14, 1995 note bill clinton is the first to applaud. as if set an example of steel.he president of serbia slams the folder with sloboda's apparent disgust at milosevic. he understood better than others that there was no need to talk about any world. you have seen what the war has done. you know what peace can bring in 4 years nato will start bombing yugoslavia and, then the hunt for sloboda for milosevic will be announced. a major leader of the country who fought for ideals, in fact , instead of milosevic, bill clinton , senator joe biden, secretary of state, should have been in the dock of the hague tribunal. hitler bombed serbian children. by arranging a trial of the leader of serbia, the west covered up the traces of its aggression against sovereign yugoslavia and its own war crimes, but instead of real criminals, the tribunal turned out to be victims instead of a fair, impartial trial. west arranged demonstrative political trial on the topic. who dared to defend their country from aggressors and terrorists, the participants in the process testify in the hague, ag

interesting is that the former us prose president richard nixon, has sent a letter to former president bill clinton, in which he has warned about this whole situation years before in 1994. i think you will agree up to the mention of witchcraft shoot this situation. ukraine is harley explosive. if we allow it to get out of control, it will make boston. it looked like a tea party. it is understandable that all emphasis was on the issue of nuclear weapons. we should concentrate on what could leads to the use of these weapons. the united states keeps on promising more and more arms being sent to ukraine and no matter of the consequences even if it comes on the best of its own civilians. but it would be very interesting to see how this will turn out when it comes to the upcoming us elections in 2024. and despite western analysts warning against dragon, this conflict even further, it seems like all of this does not really matter to the white house. the 2nd, russia, i forget, some is where they shouldn't said economic and social agendas for the coming years . we'll take off this thursday and some pages bo

bill clinton says stop the foolishness. are you prepared to?— the foolishness. are you prepared to? not being a full but i am _ prepared to? i'm not being a full but i am not _ prepared to? i'm not being a full but i am not being i prepared to? i'm not being a j full but i am not being filled. i am prime minister of a democratic republic. a rule of law, the most democratic country has the most professional police, and we're very thankful for contribution of president clinton who said they shouldn't have boycotted they shouldn't have boycotted the elections but should have voted. this is the root cause. the lack of participation in democratic process. low turnout, legitimacy. this much i can do. article 72 local self—government law says that with 20% of electoral body in a municipality, they can start the process to trigger early elections. let's do that, i'm going to help. you cannot fill the streets with militia and get into the mea's office. but ou get into the mea's office. but you know _ get into the mea's office. but you know that _ get into the mea's office. but you know that

let's do the decision dan fried and other great strategies, bill clinton, the great american presidents who wanted to consolidate our values to defend them because for 15, 16, 17 years democracy is dying on a global scale and-- >> it's clear that the ukrainians won't accept or that they would be hugely disappointed and send the negative signal you're describing, if the same road from the bucharest summit and much is talked about in israel style package for the ukrainians over several years won't be sufficient. having said that, in addition to the specific language with ukraine's future, there are a lot of creative ways to help ukraine feel positive about the summit. my colleague, i would recommend this to everyone watches a piece, seven ways to deepen ukraine relations in the summit and comes up with idea n.a.t.o. certified idea of excellence of modern warfare, for example, with ukraine or perhaps a second summit declaration, focused on fostering n.a.t.o.-ukraine relations and path to relationship. clearly while ukraine is at war they're not joining the alliance, perhaps we could go dow

interesting is that the former us post president richard nixon has sent a letter to former president bill clinton, in which he has learned about this whole situation years before in 1994. let's take a look. i think you will agree up to the mission of witchcraft, shoot the situation. ukraine is harley explosive. if we allow it to get out of control, it will make boston. it looked like a tea party. it is understandable that all emphasis was on the issue of nuclear weapons, which should concentrate on what could leads to the use of these weapons. now the united states keeps on promising more and more arms being sent to ukraine and no matter the consequences even if it comes on the best of its own.

hayden, the former director of the cia and national security agency who served under presidents bill clinton, george w. bush and barack obama. >> the president is supposed to keep our secrets secure, not show our secrets off. he had many top secret documents at mar-a-lago for more than a year. you don't know who saw them. we have to assume those documents were compromised. trump must face consequences for his actions. >> the former cia director suffers from effasia due to a stroke, but he chose to speak out anyway. he isn't the only four-star general speaking out against trump. "the new york times" reports that john kelly who served as trump's white house chief of staff said in a sworn statement that, when he was in the white house, trump discussed having the irs and other federal agencies investigate his perceived enemies. the people he targeted were peter strak and lisa page, two fbi officials involved in investigating the trump campaign's ties to russia. strak was the lead agent in the investigation. page was a former lawyer in the bureau. they were both removed from the special counsel's

interesting is that the former us post president richard nixon has sent a letter to former president bill clinton, in which he has warned about this whole situation years before in 1994. let's take a look. i think you will agree up to the mention of witchcraft shoot this situation . ukraine is harley explosive. if we allow it to get out of control, it will make boston. it looked like a tea party. it is understandable that all emphasis was on the issue of nuclear weapons, which should concentrate on what could leads to the use of these weapons. the united states keeps on promising more and more arms being sent to ukraine and no matter the consequences even if it comes on the best of its own civilians. but it would be very interesting to see how this will turn out when it comes to the upcoming us elections in 2024. and despite western analysts warning against dragon, this conflict even further, it seems like all of this does not really matter to the white house. the 2nd russia, africa summit is an international event where both nations a set it can all make on social agendas for the next 2 years. w

mr bill clinton spokesman robert weiner. mr weiner, thank you so much for coming on this evening .ll clinton had a really fundamentally good relationship with tony blair, which helped the northern ireland peace process, was good for the western world, he made the special relations ship sing .joe special relations ship sing. joe biden doesn't do that, does he . biden doesn't do that, does he. >> oh, i think maybe that's a bit of an overstatement. but let me let me open up by saying congratulations also to nigel farage. i have loved doing interviews with him. he is fair. he is a wonderful newscaster. so his award is very well deserved and my best to nigel and congratulate to him. now that all day today is it's the day after july 4th. and you know what happened and why we're celebrating july 4th. it revolves around 1776 when we had a fight, you guys, for our independence because you wouldn't honour our taxation rules in the united states. so you know, you lost then , you you know, you lost then, you know, maybe you'll lose again now. but i'll tell you what, it's a you got two great ch

but in 1994, a letter address to then president bill clinton from former you as president richard nixon. he has warned in this letter about this whole situation years prior list. take a look. i think you will agree up to the mission of witchcraft, shoot the situation. ukraine is harley explosive. if we allow it to get out of control, it will make boston. it looked like a tea party. it is understandable that all emphasis was on the issue of nuclear weapons, which should concentrate on what could leads to the use of these weapons. now the us keeps on promising more and more middle military a to creating a matter of the consequences, even if it's a big expense of its own citizens. but it would be very interesting to see how this will turn out, especially considering the upcoming 2024 u. s. elections. and despite western analysts warning that the about the dragon of this conflict, it looks like all of this has no value for the white house. are to correspond to my, my a char with the latest. thank you. the in the run up to the 2nd rush to africa summit, we sat down with the people continuing

so, give bill clinton a call and then he can help you with a border crisis that president clinton stated, we are a nation of immigrants, but we are also a nation of law. you, sir, have betrayed constitutional order, neglected your duty, and violated the trust of the american people. and as a nation of law, i look forward to your impeachment. that, i yield back. >> so recognize the gentleman from california, mr. colin. >> mister secretary, last year, you testified before this committee that this administration's policies were not responsible to the surge of illegal border crossings. and today you, have testified that this administration's policies are responsible for what you claim is a decline in the border crossings. so, why is it that you deserve credit when numbers go down, but not blamed when numbers go up? >> congressman, two points. one, the approach that we are taking expanding lawful pathways into -- consequences for those who did not use them is working, but i want to communicate that the challenge remains. the challenge is a person one on our southern border and has been for de

it is an interesting comparison, and if you go down the list, even compared to bill clinton, the joeiden presidency of today is a foreign terrain all together. >> raymond: vivek, let's talk about shifting landscapes. you were in the inner city of philadelphia a few weeks ago. i need your reaction to this. the da there, larry krasner, said, after a philadelphia mass shooting left five people dead, he explained it this way. >> it is time for everybody in our legislature, including the ones who would like to walk around with an ar-15 lapel pin. it is time for every one of them to face the voters. and if they're not going to do something, then the voters are going to have to vote them out. because that's what that lapel pin means. it means vote me out. i am against you. and i am against your safety. >> raymond: vivek, after everything we've seen in blue cities, are republicans against -- or the people against safety? >> so, look, i think that we have to get to the root cause of what's going on here. a mental health epidemic across our country. i know the facts are still coming out, but i

we can't prevent the era when bill clinton may or may not have inhaled.s been bred to be much stronger than it has been. it's been driven by an addiction for profit industry that resembles the worst of tobacco and alcohol. it gets you intoxicated and then you inhale harmful compounds. we are seeing a lot of problems. there is a massive increase in mental illness as a result of this increase in marijuana use. we know that today's marijuana can quinntuple your risk of psychosis and skichizophreschiz increases six times the risk of suicide, with a suicide epidemic in this country. look 99 percent of people who are using drugs like cocaine, heroin, fentanyl, they started with alcohol and marijuana. we can't turn back the station for alcohol. that, you know, we're living with that issue. why would we make the same mistake again for marijuana and legalize it and make it legitimate? you can't walk down the streets of so many of our major cities without smelling it everywhere. we're seeing second-hand smoke issues on the rise. driving is a huge issue, unlike toba

despite bill clinton being president at the time, the federal line item veto it was the brain child of republicans who saw it as a useful tool to rein in federal spending. during a successful campaign for governor, wisconsin republican scott walker effectively said as much the same. but he then served as trump's personal valet. he is the guy who had ring trump diet cokes to the oval office. when trump left office, nauta became one of the few aides to travel with him to mar-a-lago. by all accounts, the two are very close. there they are in philadelphia on friday, visiting a cheese steak shop. , nauta standing by trump's side even though he faces up to 20 years in prison for what looks like doing the ex presidents bidding. ty cobb recently said he felt sorry for nauta. he said i think what is easy prey for the president because he's a dedicated patriot. the proudest moment ever had was being named valley to the president and sadly the president he got name valet for is trump. michael schmidt is a watchdog correspondent for new york times who covers national security and federal investiga

bill clinton was impeached for putting his junk where it wasn't supposed to go.was it his cigar? either way he lied under oath. in retrospect that seems as minor as the girls joe likes to sniff. hell bill didn't even leave cocaine lying around the white house. it was a different sort of white stuff. but here's the thing. thank you. here's the thing, donald trump was impeached for just talking about the burisma scandal, it is it only seems good to impeach joe for participating in the burisma scandal. imagine in the super bowl one coach could stop game by suing the other coach for trying to win. and that's what they did to trump. and the media loves it as long as it's a republican on the spit. so i say, impeach away. they wasted our time. let's waste theirs. and it's deserved. joe instructed his dirt bag son to make it rain in exchange for influence. if that's another quid pro quo, i'm perry mason in a pooh pooh. but why stop there, let's impeach everybody. jill bind insists on being called doctor. has she ever set a broken bone. nope. her husband's a corps so at b

bush was a much more likable human being than al gore pre-1992 the economy was struggling bill clinton to feel people's empathy for each one of these races was close they were ultimately decided by people saying the authenticity of that candidate, how they present themselves convinces me they are worthy of my vote. we saw that in 2020. i'm going to be joe biden him going to be the normal god put it crazy out of the white house by been on the sound a lot prime going to be normal and bring everybody together get things done. that did not happen. but at the core of it that sense of authenticity and the nice guy sort of your grandfather from scranton, pa and the family member that was a big reason people said in a close race we are going to trust you. that's been recently damaged. paul: o only push back on at one point here. lotta presidents have temperatures in show behind the scene bill clinton was famous for throwing things around in the white house. we seen from biden there's a fair bit of it. is that becoming comet enough that it is a problem? >> i think it is. and again it's not so m

look at the clinton foundation when hillary clinton was secretary of state bill clinton went to swedeno persuade ericsson telecommunications equipment manufacturers to donate $750,000 to the clinton foundation, and then a couple of weeks later hillary repealed a certain law on erics that would otherwise have been used against companies, it turns out the principle, if you don’t pay, you won’t go, a corruption element. russia china mexico in the usa the level of corruption is enormous now, a decisive moment we live in such an important time in the history of mankind as the period after the end of the second world war when the new world order was created, believing that we are now witnessing the birth of a new international order . it will not be controlled by the united states, it will not be dominated by them. that is why the united states continues to pump weapons into ukraine, to be honest, me i was surprised by the restrained reaction from russia . i think it's time to shoot down all the reconnaissance assets that fly on the border with russia in the black sea. shoot down. destroy th

he served as an adviser to former president bill clinton and former new york city mayor michael bloombergwelcome. so what do you make of this new labels effort? is it plausible that this could make a difference? >> well, as you know, ross perot running on an independent third party ticket in 1992 got almost 20% of the vote, and the polling that i've done and no labels has done shows there is, indeed, an opening for an alternative to the two major parties. that being said, the democrats are doing can everything they can to block it because they are afraid that a candidate like west virginia senator joe manchin will take more votes from joe biden than donald trump, thus handing the republicans the presidential election. that's e the fear anyway. paul: right. that's the concern, but there's no set person at the top of the ticket yet. no labels said they'll decide that after first round of primaries in the spring of 2024. and it's just as plausible they could put a republican at the top of the ticket, somebody like chris sununu of new hampshire. >> exactly. paul: the question i have is why ar

. >> brian: barack obama and bill clinton big names on the left acting as a surrogate.ber historically eisenhower was someone who said yeah if they don't want to reelect me that's up to them. i'm going for another four years. people in the republican party went out and campaigned. there is a way for him to do it at his ad advanced age army could be put together. >> ainsley: doing what he did last time not campaigning. >> steve: that was during covid and that was different. this piece runs the parallel to the obama campaign. remember it was obama-biden. jim miss siena barack obama's 2012 manager he said the biden team is so under estimated and they keep getting it right. and jim messina says to ramp up slowly. this is going about as they planned. what's interesting about this and i don't know if you guys. >> they are not raising money. >> ainsley: that worries them, they say. >> steve: big multiple donors not locking. in when they send out a grassroots email they sometimes only bring in a couple of thousand dollars which is embarrassing. there is an item in the cnn story

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you got bill clinton's brother roger who was a civil service — clinton's brother roger who was a civildache. jimmy carter's brother billy. _ headache. jimmy carter's brother billy, liaisons with the libyan government. there's a long line of presidential relatives who got them into sticky— presidential relatives who got them into sticky trouble. this is slightly— into sticky trouble. this is slightly different and the fact that the opposition is really trying to weapon— the opposition is really trying to weapon isaac. i think if there's any suspicion _ weapon isaac. i think if there's any suspicion thatjoe weapon isaac. i think if there's any suspicion that joe bidens representatives are in court today i think— representatives are in court today i think that — representatives are in court today i think that is — representatives are in court today i think that is quite dangerous for him _ think that is quite dangerous for him up — think that is quite dangerous for him. up until now he's already said, i'm completely separate from everything whether it's to do a trump — everything whether

, or we can look at bill clinton with the benghazi committee that kevin mccarthy would go on tv and boastlook at their poll numbers. they've taken a hit. >> i'm gonna go with her number one, that will hurt the republicans, is that good? look, exactly. here's the thing, imagine republicans are like wow, joe biden did something wrong, they can't find any facts. wait until they hear about donald trump inciting a terrorist attack on the capitol. they're really going to go into high gear there. not only do they want to impeach joe biden, they want to expunge donald trump's impeachment. so two of them together on the same track. let's be honest, impeachment is seen as a political assumption the judicial system is different. these are grand jury indictments. people sat in the room from the area for the evidence, and want to indict donald trump on 74 indictments. that is how it works right now. it is going to get the people in the media. make sure that you don't pull sides on this. please tell them that there is not two sides to every issue as everyone famously said. >> that is a very good point.

at what was alleged against richard nixon in the 1970s and you look at what was alleged against bill clintonand look at what was alleged against donald trump and take a step back and say, okay, not only what was alleged but what was credibly alleged? what was alleged under oath? where were there documents to support this? what joe biden is credibly alleged to have done -- i want to be clear about this -- is worse than what was alleged against richard nixon, worse than bill clinton and it's worse than was alleged against donald trump. all three of those men were impeach for the allegations against them. i would go a step further, martha. when you consider the irs whistle-blower testimony under oath that suggests that joe biden's justice department gave a sweetheart deal to hunter biden that was rejected today based on his dad being the president of the united states and they covered up for him as a part of that deal, when you also consider there's a credible fbi allegation that the bidens, hunter and joe were paid millions to help get a prosecutor in a foreign country fired, a prosecutor that

the past couple former press >> bill clinton met kim jong-il., the jimmy carter visited to secure the release of a teacher. but how this case plays out depend on how valuable the north koreans think travis king is. and whether travis king even wants to return. helena: with me now is susan thornton, former u.s. assistant secretary for east asian and pacific affairs. thank you for being with us. the pentagon saying it considers travis king to be absent without leave in north korea. what does that mean exactly? >> i am not sure that really tells us anything about how we can work with north korea to try to get travis king back. i think it is more a statement about how the military views his status in terms of having left south korea and not having arrived at the destination he was supposed to have arrived at in the u.s. helena: if he did to fact, and stating here we do not know all of the circumstances, but if he did, could that potentially change anything for the united states? >> i think it does change quite a bit. it appears that travis king went

nineties, for which special thanks to richard hall brook , the special representative of us president bill clintonhat russia would submit to the conditions when the eastern european states turned out to be nato, then the infrastructure was immediately advanced combat airfields. uh, all sorts of military bases, and military distribution camps are training centers. all this moved so quickly to the borders of the russian federation that in the chain it led to the creation of a critical mass, which today is the reason serious disagreements, including on the ukrainian issue, the most interesting thing is that today no one hides anything in nato admitted that they planned to expand their presence within the borders of russia several years ago, that is, before the ukrainian events, that is, they again hung noodles on their ears in the fall blabbed last year, the head of the military committee. alliance, we discussed the most extensive restructuring of our military structures since 1949, planning for this began several years ago. now we are putting these plans into practice against the backdrop of such re

. >> right, and maybe ross perot as well back in '92 with your old boss, bill clinton.ts up a candidate of their own, what do you think about this? does this necessarily hurt the democrats? might it hurt donald trump? might there be some republicans out there who say, you know what, i'm not going to vote for joe biden, but i'll vote for joe manchin. how does it cut, do you think? >> the most important bloc of voters out there are those who voted for donald trump in 2016 but after four years of trump, wanted to go into a different direction and voted for joe biden. those are the voters that could potentially be peeled away by a manchin, by anybody else who might run in a third party. it's not a big subset of voters, but it's very specific. a few voters here and there in arizona, north carolina, and georgia makes a big impact, especially because third-party candidates typically struggle to answer questions on what they really stand for, what their reason of existence is. i certainly remember andrew yang talking to you and struggling to talk about what exactly the forward

any american released, it took many months and usually a high-profile visiting north korea, like bill clinton to north korea can -- to get the journalists out of north korea or mike pompeo going to north korea to get the three americans out. they will be looking for that kind of opportunity. they will not just release this guy, particularly because he defected. >> thank you for sharing your insights. today former president's growing legal troubles, donald trump says he has received a letter indicating he is the target of a criminal investigation. federal prosecutors like jack smith will zero in on his actions in their investigation leading up to the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol. this also means trump might soon be charg. in florida, the pretrial hearing in the former president handling of classified documents ended on tuesday. the judge says she will be issuing a written ruling promptly. trump's attorneys urged the judge not to set a trial date or to delay it until after the 2024 election. extreme temperatures connue to sweep the glove and what scientists are calling the new normal. t