the blaine, i mean he refers to traditionalist. and on the other hand, you have people that he has been appointing that are ideologically and theologically much closer to him. so one of the possibilities is that in fact, he will not step down until he has actually fully set up the network of people that could replace this pope with somebody who is close ideologically. and theologically to him. that's a d. w. religious affairs analyst martin, gac many, many thanks, mike. you're welcome. and remind me of the top story we're following for you this. our ukraine is calling for the red cross and you went to investigate a missile strike on a prisoner of war camp that killed dozens of captured ukrainian soldiers present in full autumn lensky described it as deliberate mass murder, russia denies, carrying out the attack. instead, blaming you, crave you're watching dw news up next report. looks at how denmark is policing parenthood. forcing the adoption of children, whose parents are not considered capable. a michael oak more news at the top

now, in a french report into the chaos which mod, the champions league final in paris in may as blaine police and organisational failings, liverpool fans were initially blame. but the report has concluded otherwise. it says vital lessons should be learned ahead of the 2024 paris olympics. it should have been a celebration of european football, but mays champions league final turned into a nightmare for liverpool fans. french police fired tear gas, it english supporters of the tensions fled when huge cues built up at the start. the fonts in paris, the most watched annual sporting events on the planet had to be delayed by over 30 minutes. officials, including the french interior minister, initially said liverpool fans were at fault, but now were report by the french senate blames police and organizes including the french football federation and european body wafer. for what happened, sit and notion more. it was a mistake which took place at the administrative decision making level. it was all quite vague. i see no one really felt responsible for overall organization. he has possibly some

the blaine, i mean he refers to traditionalist, and on the other hand, you have people that has been appointing that are ideologically and theologically much closer to. so one of the possibilities is that in fact, you will not step down until he has actually fully set up the network of people that could replace this pope with somebody who is close ideologically. and theologically to him. that's a d, w. religious affairs analyst martin, gac many, many thanks. martin. you're welcome to africa. now in senegal holds parliamentary elections on sunday. the pole is being seen as a task for president, mikey sal, and his ruling party. the opposition hopes it can win enough votes to force a coalition government and stop south from potentially running for 3rd term. d w met one group of activists using hip hop to persuade young senegalese that the most powerful means of protests, ease their vote. oh then some 30 kilometers outside the capital of the car. oh wow. wow. it's the last chance to convince citizens to cast their vote. these hip hop artists are using their voices to get their message ac

and keith blain each other here. tell us more. you know, what we know is that a facility where these prisoners were held a prison was hit, the barracks where these prisoners lived. it seems that many of them were members of the ass off regiment. that's and defenders of murray, you, paul, who have been taken prisoners in may when they surrendered from them as of style as of steel plant. in maria poll, we do not really know what happened there. both sides are accusing of each other. russia is saying ukraine had fired the high mass rocket on the facility. ukraine is saying this is ridiculous. we would never do that. and they're accusing russia of having intentionally fired on this facility to kill these prisoners of war. so it's accusation against accusation. so far, none of none of the sides has presented any proof for their version with a spring in odessa. thank you for the update. when russia invaded ukraine, western nations started up in their sanctions on the rush and economy bit by bit some more than others. almost 6 months int

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that was last night mouth trumpet monday song, the winner is blaine. what kind of name is blaine? the president yesterday urging pro golfers to take the money now from the saudi fact organization posted online, all of the golfers are made loyal to disloyal to be a and different forms will pay a big price when the merger would come and you get nothing but a thank you from officials making millions a year, your evidence of impending murderers. to determine at times golf club, 9/11 families are understandably not happy about that. is this good financial advice or shameless self-promotion? not mutually 2000. olympic gold medalist, fox news contributor and almost pro golfer, caitlyn jenner, welcome back. >> how are you doing? kennedy: do you want to join the women's circuit? that would be amazing, i'd pay everything to see that, i would. >> i love golf and play golf quite a bit when i have my down time, i love to gain and to be honest, i love what they are doing right now. a live golf is a disrupter. a disruption in a marketplace is good, it's healthy. it creates competition, that's of

. >> so, blaine, let's talk about these 2020 electors, the fake slate of electors.hat's happening in georgia with this investigation? >> reporter: well, 16 of those so-called fake electors have been notified according to the fulton district attorney in a filing that they are officially targets for investigation. a couple of very notable things to point out about that, one, is the fact that their status according to their attorneys has changed. initially they were told they were simply witnesses. but according to their attorneys that flipped and they're told they are targets. this is one of the first bits of insight that we're getting into how wide the scope is of the investigation and it shows who exactly she is targeting. she told me in our interview not long ago that she wants to hear from everybody who had knowledge. president's thoughts or actions when it comes to the alleged election meddling here in the state of georgia, people who are in his sinner circle and around him and she wants to perform a robust investigation and it's clear she's doing that. as for wh

patel, thank you and blaine alexander, thank you as well. >>> let's turn now to gun violence.in the san pedro naubd of los angeles. two were killed when shots rang out during a car show and baseball game. gun violence is something the stevens familiar family knows all too well. last year as lance stevens was doing yard work, a random shooting shattered his life. lance and his mother were injured and the two young children were traumatized. >> night shot, man. >> reporter: indianapolis couple lance and his wife, sophia, tried to build their life and nonviolence but last may a stranger with a gun found them anyway, piercing the family's peaceful suburban life. in a blink lance and his mother joined the estimated other 100,000 americans who survived gun violence each year. >> he pulled a gun on my son's head. >> lance of shot in the head and leg. kim, dropping off her grandsons caught a wave of bullets in her arms, chest and face. >> i don't know why he came over there and why he shot us. >> reporter: lance and kim are morning the nearly 750 people shot in indianapolis last year

and as you know earlier this week, ali, our own blaine alexander led an exclusive interview with theulton county da, fani willis. bonnie wells is the first black woman to hold that position, by the way, and funny louisville blain that they will likely be more subpoenas. she's not ruling out one for donald trump. it is really it'll be interesting to see if the local da can compel donald trump to send do something we can do at the federal level. so stay tuned for. that was gonna talk about other stuff on the cross connection. we have david we'll end with us, and you know ali, he is a twin brother who is of a -- who's been detained in russia since 2018 and he's been on the britney brighter case particular since his brother cases that british tried with hers. we're gonna switch gears and talk to rapper actor ice cube. ice cube is not on the show, but that we're gonna talk about the deal that he struck with the nfl. this is allegedly a going to close the racial wealth gap, but is obviously under scrutiny. because it's the nfl, what is they can change things. but i'm thrilled to have wide

joining me is blaine alexander, who conducted that exclusive interview and danny cevallos.rn this over to you. notable and newsworthy. >> reporter: yeah, there were a couple of things that really stood out to me that you nailed. she made it clear she is conducting a very robust investigation. the subpoenas we saw yesterday lay out the scope of what the special grand jury is looking into and she made it clear in her interview that she's not done yet, that we're going to expect to see more subpoenas. she said anybody who can possibly bring forth any information to the grand jury concerning what they're alleging is election meddling here in the state of georgia. i asked her if we could see people tight in his winner circle, former white house officials, members of trump's family themselves and she said none of them is off the table and neither is a subpoena of the president himself. here's a little bit of that exchange take a look. >> could we see additional subpoena of people in former president trump's inner circle, family members? >> yes. i had a team that was here, that wa

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thank you like keisha blaine and others. i'm talking about this book through the black agenda. so i want to jump right in and for you all watching. please come ready with your questions. i just i think sort of what and has been doing overall in terms of policy making and black woman voices being centered and particularly around the economy and it is also very interesting. so first question, i remember as a kid i was a nerds. i remember being so excited to read the covenant with black america by tavis smiley like 15 years ago, and it was different but similar in that it was a like collection of thoughts from experts about what were the covenant with black america look like so now between 21 we have this black agenda bold planned for for really censoring those most marginalized to make change. so could you help us walk through the how did you come up with this idea? because also the timing is so perfect, right? yeah. yeah between 21 clearly. so why your process how did you come up with the site? yeah, why a black agenda in the start there right? thank you so much for this and tha

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but as soon as it realised they could backfire, they tried to fix the situation by blaine in russia, by blockading ukraine's green exports and restricting the trade of russia's own fertilizer. reuben's actions have had the consequence of inflicting pain on the people of kenya and on other countries throughout the world. he is hurting the people of kenya in order to benefit his own situation from his own perspective. but africa didn't seem to buy it, although there are no data functions on the, on the, on did the, with the stove, russian ships for all coding on a number of ports. plus lumber off came to africa with the good news. a deal was rich to resume grain experts from the black sea. it will bring relief for developing countries on the edge of bankruptcy, and the most vulnerable people on the edge of famine. and to love stabilize global food prices, which would already at record levels even before the war a total nightmare for developing countries. and with the west, realizing that russia to blame for everything car didn't help. it used a very unexpected joker. now see if russia

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responsibility it is for the war that are going on at the moment as you'd expect a high percentage at blaine, russia some 85 percent. but more surprising is the number that felt the acquainted government itself was to blame some 70 percent of respondents. that's really quite striking when this was a study that the survey that was conducted at in conjunction with a big western media outlet. and in terms the respondents of those who would consider themselves to be pro russian were only 2 percent. it really is giving us a much clearer idea of what ukrainians on the ground feel about the current situation, which is somewhat different to what we do read in the mainstream media. independent journalist jason michael z a z e has provided false encouragement to ukraine in a concerning effort to prolong the conflict reading that whole. i think there is, sadly, in a way, unless within ukraine we're, we're kind of an intelligent and educated population who are way out of the history of their state. what's happened in recent times ukrainian people feel utterly betrayed by the lack of on the ground that g

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on the training. suggest that when you come to k, all should not happen a damning investigation. blaine's all law enforcement agencies were at the scene of a mass shooting inside a school evolving texas. and pakistan's austin prime minister iran con, makes a stunning editorial. come back. is policy winds, a major victory in punjab of provincial elections? ah but beginning europe with thousands of 55, his are up against strong winds. parched land and an extreme summer heat wave in their rights to contain devastating wildfires. dozens of them are burning across spain, where temperature is pushing well into the forty's. the nearly weeklong heat wave is cause hundreds of deaths. thousands of people have been forced from their homes into seeking refuge and make shift shell whose i see her, the fire and the air force her white and dead worse. she was like a said and bit more the 1st time i think it smoke. okay. mr. athos, we had to get made. i didn't think i didn't take it too seriously. i thought they had it under control and i was quite surprised whenever it started seem to be moving our dire

being k on the training suggests that we conduct chaos should not have a damning investigation. blaine's all law enforcement agencies who were at the scene of mass shooting inside a school and you've all the texas and pakistan's austin prime minister emron. com makes a stunning electoral come back. his party wins a major victory in punjab provincial lecture. ah, we begin in europe where thousands of fire fighters are up against strong winds of parched land and to an extreme summer heat wave in their race to contain devastating wildfires. fires are raging and france, greece, portugal and spain, where thousands of hectares of land are destroyed. thousands of desperate residents are escaping the flames with whatever little bacon managed to take with them. dozens of forest fires burning across spain, where temperatures are pushing well into the forty's. the nearly week long heat wave has caused hundreds of death. thousands of people have been forced from their homes and to seeking refuge in makeshift shelters. oh, i see. oh, the fire and the air force, her white and dead, worse. she was like

prime minister, a prolong heat wave cause his drought, a wildfire, and parts of europe scientists, blaine climate change. ah, he was president joe biden, this rally prime minister. yeah. le pete have signed a non binding declaration to prevent a round from acquiring nuclear weapons. biden says it is vital to well security to ensure iran. napa has a nuclear weapon is bite and 2nd day in israel and his 1st trip to middle east as president to day you and i also discussed the marriage commitment to ensuring iran never obtains a nuclear weapon. this is a vital security injures to both israel and united states, and i would add for the rest of the world as well. i continue to believe that diplomacy is the best way to achieve this outcome and will continue to work or israel to counter other threats from a ran throughout the region. including support for terrorism, ballistic missile program continues, and the prefer ation of weapons to terrorists from proxies, marquez blah, which i biden will meet palestinian president by made a boss in the occupied west bank on friday. stephanie decker is in west

are you going to blaine trump for that? i didn't -- everyone made a big mistake getting him into office. >> thank you for calling in. let's hear from another republican in virginia, eric, your two cents. >> i think it is a sham. i think what is going on currently is way worse than anything that happened on january 6. our country is going to help -- hell. >> why do you think that these hearings are worse than january 6? >> not necessarily the hearings, what is happening outside of the hearings. trump was a super villain, but he was getting things done. i'm not necessarily a republican or democrat, but i appreciate a man who will get something done for americans. i don't see anything wrong with making american group -- america great again. what's wrong with that? >> let's hear from germantown, tennessee, democrats line, janice, go ahead. >> i have watched all eight of them, i have been listening to the calls, and i agreed with may be a couple but i disagree with a lot. first of all, there is racism and trump is a pure racist.

responsibility it is for the war that are going on at the moment as you'd expect, the high percentage at blaine russia some 85 percent. but more surprising is the number that felt the acquainted government itself was to blame some 70 percent of respondents. that's really quite striking when this was a study that the survey that was conducted that in conjunction with a big western media outlet and in terms the respondents of those who would consider themselves be pro russian were only 2 percent. it really is giving us a much clearer idea of what ukrainians on the ground feel about the current situation, which is somewhat different to what we do read in the mainstream media. of course live now to independent journalist jason michael. many thanks for joining us on a program is good to see. and now jason, according to a new poll published by the wall street journal, 70 percent of ukrainians blamed their own government for the war in russia. what's your take on that? well, i wouldn't a toll be surprised by us at all. now the thing that hasn't been mentioned really is when we scroll further down into

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. >> todd: the way aoc broke out of the invisible handcuff, like a female david blaine. i had a lot to say about that, so did jesse watters. listen. >> jesse: may go down as greatest performances, i mean spectacles of all time. ted kennedy showing up to court in a neck brace. nancy pelosi kneeling in african tribal robes. it might outdo hillary at the black baptist church. i just wish there was more aoc could do, if only she had a job where she could write legislation to change the law. congresswoman, i think the job is congresswoman, i think they do that. >> todd: stick around, mike huckabee will join us with his reaction to the squad's supreme court spectacle later this hour. >> carley: voters in maryland selecting picks for the midterm. kelly schultz falling to dan cox who credits victory to former president trump. >> president trump didn't have to come alongside an outsider, a newcomer, so to speak, somebody that believed in his vision of america first, but he did and knew the odds. >> carley: he'll be up against author wes moore who is leading tom bragg. over to dis

james blaine and roscoe going at it in the senate. then spending their lives beating the heck out of each other, get involved in the middle of that was garfield. and his assassination which brings about where people -- if anyone knows about the two factions of the republican party were fighting through the 19th century, they know that incident. but, those battles to me resemble anything you can see today. the more you enlarge your view, the more you see things. that is not to say, it is pretty choppy out there, i will admit. host: let's go to our phone lines, and get our viewers involved in the segment. start with keith. caller: good morning. i love this conversation. i'm not familiar with your podcast. but i will follow you now. because i am a history buff. also you mentioned suri cruise, i am a graduate. my question, i don't think we have too many battles over the 19th century history. because we are far enough removed. i think temporary history is what sullies our politics. it is not taught. i'm 63 years old. i have lived a portion

chuck blaine wonderful columnist, ruth marcus, colleagues at the "washington post."n jenkins, baker, others in the "wall street journal." there's an awful lot of talented writing, the aggregators, real clear politics, real clear policy, real clear world, real clear defense, real clear, you know, conspiracy. tremendous amount of good writing today. >> host: thank you. this has been a pleasure and i hope everyone gets the book at their bookstores available everywhere. thank you so much. >> guest: thank you. i enjoyed it.

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when blaine alexander asked fani willis today, why lindsey graham? district attorney willis said this. >> i'm not going to get into the details of the investigation, but this is what i will tell you. election interference is a very important subject. we have been granted a special purpose grand jury by the judges here, i think it is an important investigation. what is important is that the grand jurors hear from anyone that may have impacted this election. >> anyone that may have impacted this election. that's why lindsey graham has been subpoenaed. his criminal defense lawyers issued a written statement today saying, in my conversations with fulton county investigators i have been informed that senator graham is no longer a subject or target of the investigation, simply a witness. this is all politics, fulton county is engaged in a fishing expedition and in concert with the january 6th investigation in washington. any interview would be immediately shared with the january 6th committee, as chairman of the judiciary committee was well within his righ

and in an excellent and exclusive interview with blaine alexander, fulton county district attorney fani willis is providing new insight into the investigation. those explosive subpoenas to rudy giuliani, senator lindsey graham -- and are most likely won't be the last. >> big flash with the subpoenas that came out yesterday. rudy giuliani, lindsey graham. why is it important to hear from those individuals? >> i'm not gonna get into the details of the investigation but this is what i will tell you. election interference is a very important subject. we have been granted a special purpose grand jury by the judges here. i think it's an important investigation and what is important is that the grand jurors hear from anyone that may have impacted this election. i think that they deserve to get a full picture and so what we are trying to do is give them a full picture. those citizens have a very important job. their job is to write a report for the district attorney to advise on what they think is appropriate for us to do, which means i have to make a decision. are we going to go forward with a

rights activist and then the hand goes back behind her back again into the handcuffs like a david blainedible. i felt bad for ilhan omar because at least alexandria ocasio-cortez got a capitol police opposite a play long and walk along with her. ilhan omar had to trail like 10 feet back and it may tell my stomach didn't even have an officer and yet she had invisible handcuffs and was dutifully following along. >> tucker: they were both taken to an invisible island where they will be held for decades. since you covered the news they are in washington unlike us, sandy cortez who is constantly fighting the power, did she ever criticized the cia or raytheon or google or is it always local cops? >> no, she has never fought any meaningful power. this case today is exactly what she is. the phrase is a slacktivist. she is in lockstep as corporate america, she doesn't help amazon workers in her own area unionize and then she wants credit for it and they say no thanks, we don't want you coming around, you were too busy instagram storying your perusal through your garbage disposal. >> tucker: i thi

this started off it was transitory like senator manchin it was blaine who didn't didn't blame corporate. now it's about data. the obvious answer is it is reckless spending and the policies of biden administration that are driving inflation. it is the reason we have to remain vigilant, change course in washington, unleash american energy not saudi arabia energy. american energy get spending under control here in washington for the solutions are up for this administration just refuses to do it. given with the congressman just said, from where you sit holding expert now at the president breaking news coming in he is skating he is saying basically cannot decline in health spending for something they could not. you want to bring. and you something to tap everything is fine. but frankly they should be throwing a plate for this man. if it was not for this man's topic build back broke we should receive 9.1% inflation but will be thing hyperinflation is going to go on anything. other things in the world of hurt running around. so what she said we are tracking every major fighting congress nursin

that's fulton county attorney general fani willis and an exclusive interview with our correspondent blainender earlier today. talking with threats she's facing as the lead investigator -- the district attorney also talked about where the investigation goes from here. >> could we expect to possibly see additional subpoenas from people in former president trump's inner circle or trump associates? >> yes. >> are we talking about family members? are we talking about former white house officials? >> we'll just have to see where the investigation leads us, but i think that people thought that we came into this as some kind of game. this is not a game at all. what i am doing is very serious, it's very important work and we are going to do our due diligence and making sure that we look at all aspects of the case. and so all you see is a prosecutor doing her due diligence. i had a team that was here that was investigating, that was speaking to people. some people decided that they wanted a subpoena to talk to us. it was enough people where i thought it was important to bring them before a special p