anastasia and her parents lived in bolton. push to get people vaccinated. as you can see, plenty of people are now queueing up to get their vaccinations here in bolton. over the weekend they managed to give the job to more than 6,200 people... almost exactly two years ago we came to bolton to report on a surge of covid cases in the town. this road was lined with people who were queueing up to get vaccinations being delivered in the car park of a schooljust down the bottom of the hill. the head teacher of that school, two years on, has some questions he wants the covid inquiry to answer. i'd like to know what the impact of lockdown is is on the mental of lockdowns is on the mental health of young people. what we found is a lot of students have become addicted to gaming and mobile phones and have been very honest about that, which is clearly very tempting during lockdown. and again it's re—educating them that actually they can be learning tools but books and studying hard in school actually is the future for their educational su

ambassador john bolton, thank you.ing to see what decision you make on that front coming up. >> thank you very much. >>> as bolton mentioned, chris christie and former vice president mike pence are both joining the race next week. in 2016, chris christie famously tangled with marco rubio and christie may have single handedly ended rubio's shot for the nomination during a single debate in new hampshire. >> you have not been involved in a consequential decision where you had to be held accountable. you simply haven't. i want the people at home to think about this. that's what washington, d.c. does. the drive-by shot at the beginning with incorrect and incomplete information and then the memorized 25-second speech that is exactly -- [ cheers and applause ] see, marco, marco, the thing is this. when you're president of the united states, when you're governor of a state, the memorized 30-second speech where you talk about how america is so great at the end of it doesn't solve one problem for one person. >> this thing that b

but i want to turn, ambassador bolton, to another story.ting tonight that federal prosecutors have now an audiotape of former president trump acknowledging keeping classified documents, including one on a potential attack on iran. are you aware of what that document could be? >> well, i don't know what specific document he had, i wouldn't want to get into specifics of any number of documents. but simply to point out that one of the principal director of the joint chiefs of staff, the j five, is to produce strategies and plans and policies for war. that's what the pentagon does. it fights wars and good planning is a prerequisite to be ready in case the need arises. so they produce a lot of plans and strategies, and it's the right thing to do. it doesn't mean that they are going to go into operation tomorrow. >> but what do you make of the fact that a document like that was allegedly in his possession at his bet monster resort after he left the presidency? should it be in that place and shown to people without a proper clearance? >> if in fac

. >> plus, trump's former national security adviser john bolton is going to join us live to weigh in on these very serious allegations against his former boss. his take on what those mean, too, in terms of national security. this hour of "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> well, this morning, former president trump is set to fly south to florida, as he prepares to turn himself in on federal charges tomorrow. live pictures there outside his resort in bedminster, new jersey. again, he'll be departing within the next few hours from there, making his way to florida, because, of course, he's now facing this historic unprecedented legal battle after being charged with 37 counts. special counsel jack smith's team of prosecutors says the former president illegally kept a stash of highly sensitive records, including military secrets and documents about america's nuclear program and that he allegedly stored them in various places, including a bathroom, a shower, even his bedroom at his mar-a-lago resort. >> now, trump, as you probably would expect, is vowing to stay in the presidential ra

so mick is a good guy, you mentioned john bolton, very experienced competent person. but all of these people are in the conundrum that trump put you in where he wants asymmetrical loyalty, he wants to be reckless and do things that are borderline criminal if not over the edge of criminal, if he wants you to sit there and defend him religiously like some of the net cases that are still working for him. so if you love the country and you love yourself, you have to speak out against this sort of stuff and you have to explain to the american people how wrong his actions are. now, he does he deserves his day in court on these allegations for sure, but i want people to think about the totality of everything. governor christie said on your network of you days ago, he can't be the unluckiest person in the world where he is involved with a sexual allegation case, a documents case, a premeditation on the j 6th situation and election interference in the state of georgia, you know it's not just all someone else's problem and not his problem, ultimately, the dam will break here, j

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this is a very serious day, and i'm just wondering what you make of that comment from john bolton? >> well, and that is definitely a concern, and, you know, as you and i discussed the other night, they've only charged him with 31 out of the hundreds of documents that they've seized. and i went back and took a look at them, the classification levels of the charge documents versus the uncharged documents, and it does appear that the vast majority of the uncharged documents are lower classification levels, so probably not national defense information. but these are the 31 documents that kind of hit the sweet spot of being serious enough to charge but not so serious that they couldn't get releases from the intelligence community to actually bring it into court and release them, and you know, put them out in that public way. >> right, and that's a key point because after you said that, we talked about this on the panel, and some of our legal experts said it's quite possible that some of the documents in trump's possession were actually much more serious and much more grave and could not

security beyond calculation. >> reporter: bolton told cbs news "special handling" suggests a specialo secret, the government doesn't acknowledge its existence. the classified code "tk," or "talent keyhole," can refer to intelligence gathered from spy satellites. "formerly restricted data" can refer to nuclear weapons capabilities. florida republican thtellence w compmised. he ldt a fr on tt he that it was trafficked. >> reporter: but a 2019 incident suggests mar-a-lago has been a target. this chinese businesswoman was convicted of trespassing, lying to federal investigators, and deported. >> what's the national security bottom line? >> the danger is that by poor handling, exposing these documents to potential access by foreigners, the secrets were put at risk. and that alone is enough to be criminal. >> reporter: president biden's retention of records marked classified from his time as vice president is also under investigation by a special counsel. republican house speaker kevin mccarthy claims trump's records were more secure than biden's found in a garage. >> is it a good picture

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john bolton was when asked for staff in the second george w. bush administration, at the serving as the director of o and the. and the deputy chief of staff for policies. he's currently the ceo of the business roundtable. carrie epstein, served as deputy national security adviser and deputy national economic adviser to president bush. he collected development of pepfar and conceived and established the millennium challenge of corporation to fight global poverty. he currently serves as president of the covid collaborative. henry four, served in the single most important post in all of government, the administrator of usaid. she was also the director at the u.s. foreign assistance under secretary of state for management. of course, most recently, she served as the global executive director of unicef. welcome to all of you. >> josh, let me begin with you. i remember when governor george w. bush was campaigning for president. i don't remember him campaigning on these issues. how did this come to him? what caused him to embrace some of the challenge

beyond calculation. >> reporter: bolton told cbs news special handling suggests a special access programnot acknowledge its existence, the code tk or keyhole will show intelligence gathered by spy satellites. formerly restricted data can refer to nuclear weapons capabilities. florida republican senator marco rubio said there was no evidence the intelligence was compromised. >> there is no allegation that he sold it to a foreign power or that it was traffic. >> reporter: but a 2019 incident suggests mar-a-lago has been a target. this chinese businesswoman was convicted of trespassing, lying to federal investigators and deported. >> what's the national security bottom line? >> the danger is by poor handling and exposing these documents potential access by foreigners, the secrets were put at risk. and that alone is enough to be criminal. >> reporter: president biden's retention of record marked classified from his time as vice president is also under investigation by a special counsel. republican house speaker kevin mccarthy claims trump's records were more secure than biden's found in a ga

you mentioned national security adviser john bolton is he not supporting you either. you mentioned attorney general bill barr says you shouldn't be president again. calls you the consummate narcissist and troubled man. you recently called barr a gutless pig. your second defense secretary is not supporting you. called you irresponsible. this week you and your white house called white house chief of staff john kelly weak and ineffective and born with a very small brain. called mick mulvaney a born loser. you called your first secretary of state rex tillerson dumb as a rock and first defense secretary james mattis overrated general. you called kayleigh mcenany milk toast and multiple times have you referred to transportation secretary elaine chao as mitch mcconnell's china loving wife. so, why did you hire all of them in the first place? >> because i hired 10 to 1 that were fantastic. >> people in charge of the economy. we had phenomenal people in the military. i'm not a found of milley and not a fan of certain of the television people. but i knocked out isis. i defeated

john bolton who served as national security advisor in the trump administration said, quote, the indictment is devastating. those who defended trump before the charges were made public, or those who have not yet spoken, should be very careful how care -- carefully weigh how history will consider their statements. a senior pentagon official in the trump administration said, quote, the classified documents described in the indictment are some of the most secret information we possess. this type of information should never be removed a security facility. and once discovered should have been immediately returned. bill barr, who served as attorney general in the trump administration said, quote, if even magnificent of it is true, he's toast. it's a very detailed indictment and it's very, very damning. this idea of presenting trump as a victim, of a witch-hunt, isry ridiculous. he's not a victim here he was totally wrong he had the right to have those documents. those documents are among the most sensitive secrets the country has. asa hutchinson, former bush administration official, arkansas, sai

ambassador bolton, great to see you. have long experience with classified documents in the past. the question i want to ask you first is how sensitive is the information that the former president allegedly kept, obstructed, refused to return, potentially reveal? >> you can't say for certain until you see the documents. i can tell you what we presented to the president, not just intelligence briefings, but proposed options and potential consequences for different decisions he might make were really at the top end of america's most sensitive secrets and information. it stands to reason the president gets to make only the hard decisions, the decisions that his subordinates have not been able to figure out how to make or are uniquely within the responsibility of the president and to try and allow the president to perform that function to the best extent possible. you give him the most important information there is. to the extent that donald trump one way or another found a way to retain some of this information, the potenti

ambassador john bolton. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. >> coming up next, donald trump's former impeachment attorney will respond to the tape and how trump's lawyers may try to defend it. plus, a busy night here tonight. not one but two presidential candidates. isa hutchinson and will hurd joins us next. and, vladimir putin's russia launching a deadly attack in ukraine as his nation reels from the rebellion. cnn's at the east side of it strike and erin burnett is near the front lines. so today let's stain, with behr, the #1 rated stain. and make your deckck, yours. behr. exclusively at the home depot. eva's about to learn her fear of missing out leads to overeating. i totally eat stuff to not miss out. and that's just a bit of psychology eva learned from noom weight. sign up now at noom.com [music playing] subject 1: cancer is a long journey. it's overwhelming, but you just have to put your mind to it and fight. subject 2: it doesn't feel good because you can't play outside with other chil

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in a "wall street journal" column last week, john bolton, former national security visor yoat wroat, during mr. biden's term his administration still seeks to resus state the iran deal. president trump was correct pulling out of the iran deal as iran shamefully continues icbm development to kill americans. i'm grateful to have joined a bipartisan group of 35 house colleagues in sending a letter to leaders of the united kingdom, france, and germany encouraging them to reimpose sanctions on iran. in conclusion, god bless our troops who successfully protected america for 20 years as the global war on terrorism continues moving from afghanistan to the safe haven the america with open biden borders. our sympathy for the family of loni greg. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from iowa seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: so ordered. mrs. miller-meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize theresa of solan, iowa, for her work with her nonprofit foundation

that >> let's get more insight tonight from former trump national security adviser john bolton.ambassador for being here, you heard from general min milley they are weighing in. we do know from our reporting that he has spoken to investigators in this case. but when it comes to this document, the trump allegedly had on plans to potentially strike around. do you know which document trump could have been holding in his hands during the recording? >> well, i don't think there's any way of knowing. and given trump's propensity to overstate things, it's entirely possible that he was holding in his hands something like the lunch menu from the bedminster grill that day. and that he was embellishing on what a document that mark milley might have prepared. so this goes to a pretty fundamental point, i don't have any doubt that there are very sensitive documents involved here. but until you actually see them, i think it's important not to kind of overhype what may be a mistake here. particularly with trump, whose propensity to bluster, there's actually better word for that, i won't use it

trump's former national security adviser john bolton is among those speaking out, and he's coming up. plus trump on enemies list congressman adam schiff is probably on it. so what does he think about trump's promises to weaponize the doj against his opponents if he is reelected. i will ask him when he joins me in just a few minutes. also today, we are hearing a lot of complaints from the former presidents defenders about a two tiered justice system. and they are right. just not in the way they think. and later, a trip to maryland for a conversation with one of the democratic party's rising stars, governor wes moore. i get his thoughts on the republican candidates running for president his work to fight crime and gun violence and his own political future. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> donald trump once again made history this week for all the wrong reasons. on tuesday, he became the first former president to ever be arraigned on federal charges. in a truly surreal scene that played out in downtown miami he surrendered to authorities at the federal courthouse where he was booked fingerprinted and lead to a

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it has been described variously by john bolton, a lawyer, a number of our contributors including defense attorney danny cevallos as a very tough indictment. what makes this indictment so particularly hard for the former president? >> well, it really falls into two buckets. one is the retention of the documents, the classified materials from various agencies like cia, the department of defense. so these are not his documents. these are the property of the u.s. government. and he kept them even though he was asked, they say, to give them back repeatedly. the second bucket really has to do with his efforts as prosecutors describe to conceal the documents, possibly even destroy the documents. and even keep them from his own attorney. what makes it different is they have their own attorneys notes. it is rare to get your hands on something like that. prosecutors made a showing in d.c. federal court that the crime fraud exception be applied here, something that doesn't happen very often, but something prosecutors can use when legal services have been used in the commission of a crime. and a bas

what a crazy concept you have john bolton waving his hand and saying now i'm willing to come forwardate to just do your damn job and listen to witnesses. >> seth: if this goes the way, one might predict it goes, which is it's very short, then comes time to vote for witnesses democrats don't get the four votes they need and the president ultimately gets acquitted. will you look back and say that it ultimately was worth it because that was one of the questions that people were asking early on. look, you don't have the votes in the senate, why are you going through all this, was it worth it >> yes and i thought about that a lot and here's what we know about donald trump when you stand up to him, he's a coward, it turns out and he stops being corrupt [ cheers and applause and the best example, the best example -- the best example is what happened with ukraine, right? so, he's holding back the money, he's saying, "i need you to investigate joe biden. the whistle-blower and dr. fiona hill and lieutenant colonel vindman, they come forward, and what happens? ukraine got the aid. they stood u

uh, bolton spoke.at ukraine is this pawn in the game of the united states a of america a. there is someone else very similar. uh, there were statements and japan and the baltic states and everything else, and india is a robbery. west i tell my guys in the editorial team. let's raise that the west has entered these countries. eh, says he's doing it. well let's see, well i haven't seen it yet. let's get ready. let's see what we have prepared on this topic. the western economic miracle cost the enslaved peoples too much the primitive accumulation of capital in the richest countries of our time is directly related to the era of colonialism reuters . it turned out that modern american legislators, presidents , governors and judges have pre-probate owners. kamala's great-grandfather harris had over 200 black slaves in jamaica. jimmy carter. bush bill clinton also belongs to the families of slave owners. biden's ancestors, back in 1800, had slaves. in the state of maryland. joe himself is a glorious continuer

trump's influential people were also put on trial, including john bolton, who was a national securityisor for a while, but i prefer trump to biden . the 4 years he was president , he dealt great blows to the country, the effects of which are being repaired , and if he becomes president again, it will cause damage. it will have significant and irreparable permanent damage to america one of the most challenging parts of trump's indictment is the audio file in which he talks about the top-secret document related to the plan to attack iran . the investigation of the special investigator of the us department of justice continues. as the american media say, this is one of the judicial cases. and tehran's previous actions are more serious, and if he is convicted this time, he will not be allowed to run for the next us presidential election. indictment issued he said against himself that the american negotiations are due to the fact that their opponents are imprisoned, that trump , the president of the united states, is a distant person , and that the history of the united states has never se

some of trump's influential party members also supported and supported the trial, including john bolton, who he has been the national security advisor for some time. i prefer trump to biden. the 4 years he was president has dealt great blows to the country and the party, the effects of which are being repaired. one of the most challenging parts of the punishment is the trump file there is an audio in which he talks about the top-secret document related to the plan of military attack on iran. the investigation of the special investigator of the us department of justice about this file, as the american media says, this case is more serious than all previous court cases and terminations. it is worse and if he is convicted this time , he will definitely not be allowed to run for the next presidential election of the united states . use by two people at the same time an oxygen generator has been provided. during the corona era, oxygen generators were one of the vital devices to save patients, and now the new generation of this device was displayed at the innovation factories event. let's use

desperately waiting on back on because her band met somebody that has been going service brought us dr. bolton, the drugs been off for more so bad. talk to us a bit about these factories featured in your report. whom do they primarily produce these clothes for this? uh, 75 percent. obama. this is dick sorry. explore goes to 9 countries. europe is the largest export market and the other than germany is the u. k, it lead frowns, spain, netherlands, and belgium. automotive may make a destination. so in north america is the us and canada. and you talk about the major, the dentist that you name any but either way it's a genetic. if he does the vice zach gap watermark you're in, he goes menu of the book, goes from dish. and and how concerned are these big western brands about the environmental degradation? cheap clothing is causing and bundle dish i would say the boston is there, like you don't that it's just last week of the you borrow them and test score for and, and to foster edition and editing more to go and try this. so the match also have been engaging in the process of more sustainable testi

a lot of fingers were pointed at bolton i for the rest of the world.ituation in brazil could be turned around. he was one of those leaders _ could be turned around. he was one of those leaders who _ could be turned around. he was one of those leaders who did _ could be turned around. he was one of those leaders who did sign - could be turned around. he was one of those leaders who did sign the i of those leaders who did sign the pledge in 2021 and as you say he has now departed the scene. but it was a massive increase in deforestation that was accounted in brazil last year, at 15%. president lula has come into power and says he will not follow these policies and will protect the amazon and has taken some steps to do this leading to more arrests and action on the ground. but of course we will have to see over a number of years whether those promises are turned into a reality in the forest. artificial intelligence could be used in the treatment of more cancers — after a uk study found it could free up radiologists' time. the technology works by speeding

desperately waiting on my colleagues or better met somebody that has been going service brought us dr. bolton, the drones been off for more so bad. talk to us a bit about these factories featured in your report. whom do they primarily produce these globes for this? uh, 75 percent. obama. this is dick's tire. explore goes to 9 countries. europe is the largest export market and other than germany is the u. k. is lead frowns of spain, netherlands, and belgium aldermore may make a distant agency in north america is the us and canada. and you talk about the major, the dentist that you name any like either it's a genetic. if he does the vice soft gap watermark you're in, he goes manual, the book goes from the dish. and, and how concerned are these big western brands about the environmental degradation? cheap clothing is causing and buying a dish. or i would say the boston is there like your own that it's just last week of the you borrow them and test score for and, and to foster session and editing a more to go and to stay. look on the website is um, so the manuals or how been engaging in the proce

russia warned that any attempt to blackmail and create unrest in this country is condemned by john bolton, the former national security adviser of the united states . interview with fox news tv the united states added that these images and putin's time in power in moscow may end within a few weeks to a few months. it is a wrong idea . called a real gap in the description of the power pyramid in russia and said that russia has faced an unprecedented empty stomach. the nato secretary general also said that wagner's rebellion showed that russia is unpredictable. it was pre-planned to russia move the militants to belarus and the borders of europe yes, wagner's soldiers sold against moscow the other day and took control of some positions of the russian army in the west of this country after 24 hours from the beginning and with the mediation of belarus, rozhin to its forces in syria he retreated and went to belarus himself . the fate of the 25,000 troops under golchin's command is not known . europe said when the people of ukraine somewhere they lose their lives in war. volodymyr zelensky, the

anastasia and her parents lived in bolton. down the bottom of the hill. now, the head teacher of that school, two years on, has some questions he wants the covid inquiry to answer. i'd like to know what the impact of lockdowns is on the mental health of young people. what we found is a lot of students had become addicted to gaming and mobile phones, and they've been very honest about that, which was clearly very tempting during lockdown. and again, it's re—educating them that actually they are, can be learning tools, but books and studying hard in school actually is the future for their educational success. i do believe with the like coming through from primary school, this is going to be a five, six, seven, eight yearjourney before arguably we get back to how it was pre—pandemic. what you see here is the first mosque in bolton, zakariya mosque, purchased in 1967. for ibrahim, one of the big issues in a town with a significant asian community was ensuring everyone got decent access to health care during the pandemic. did the g

of course, bolton's desire to avoid the blog should, is more than understandable bucks you ox and now is over with a very dubious reputation. namely, bill, every single look a shank with the media it because these himself cannot and suddenly the conflict this result was the result. is that everything put in a set to bulk because no longer applies in the morning. for gauze was still a dangerous criminal and already in the evening he was a free man. it would appear if any precaution knew exactly what he was doing. why, why do you agree to his deal that essentially would see him exiled to bill or? well, i think that because, and who is a tough businessman, 1st of all, and aaron's a lot of money with his army, not only in russian by the way. so i think that he simply didn't feel like continuing to suffer heavy losses in ukraine and then decided to withdraw from this business and ukraine. because for him, there was nothing about the business. he couldn't make any more money with the russian government because he had extremely bad relationship with the minister of defense. and so he decided

donkey bolton, in a conversation with the imaginary poroshenko, clearly said they were coming.y tried to lure to their side and got a hard spanking. what do you think in the jungle, everyone has such a bad memory that we will be delighted with the wry smile of the white gentleman, i remind the father from 2020 unnecessarily, he still does not take the 19th century, sovereign alexander, when he came to him the french village said it will wait until the tsar catches fish, so since we are here the horde as you say, then it is belly, yes, with all its grandmothers and then wait until the hockey is over, while in minsk, meanwhile , the kgb of the ussr is going to or to semitundovich. the heads of all intelligence agencies of the cis were invisibly present, they discussed challenges and threats, terror and provocations , information sabotage and the west. the limit , as for the belarusian, i can note that more lithuania. unfortunately, ukraine is also training members of illegal armed formations. attempts are being made to create dormant extremist cells directly in the country of rec

john bolton, the national security adviser at the time at the white house also sent a clear message to with a folder on which the phrase "sending 5,000 troops to venezuela" was written. iran is entering a full-scale war with america, iranians, the preparation of this event is not supposed to be a diplomatic action and reaction , it is an important and unprecedented political weigh-in, iran has made its decision , 19,000 kilometers is a long sea distance, and find out the winner of this duel iranian cysts started from the persian gulf near the same place as in 20 in june 2019, the united states watched one of its most advanced drones, worth more than $200 million, be targeted, and the only reaction it showed was to thank the attacking force for targeting another us manned aircraft. they came to the indian ocean from the persian gulf and the sea of ​​oman, and from there they reached the red sea and the suez canal, and then to the mediterranean sea and the strait of gibraltar, the same place where an iranian oil tanker was once seized, but due to iran's countermeasures in july 2019, st n

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and that's what bill barr, john bolton, they represent those types of people out there in america whongs, first, i have to fact check you, chuck grassley is 89, not 90. and bill barr may be representing those people now, but we cannot forget that he was donald trump's human shield for the majority of the time that he was the attorney general. and of course, he wrote a four page memo, summarizing the mueller report, which was by no means a summary of anything. he re-wrote it to serve donald trump. charlie, let's listen to what some of donald trump's rivals for the 2024 nomination are saying. >> i think there needs to be one standard of justice in this country, let's enforce it on everybody, and make sure we all know the rules. >> i am deeply troubled to see this indictment move forward. >> we can't protect democrats while targeting and hunting republicans. this case is a serious case with serious allegations. but in america, you are still innocent until proven guilty. >> you are a politician, not me, charlie. can you walk me through the political calculus? none of these people are runn

. >> i want to bring in john bolton, former trump national security adviser, and former u.s. ambassador to the united nations. thank you for being with us here tonight, what was your reaction upon hearing this tape? >> it sounded exactly like i've heard donald trump talk in similar settings, and the fact that he really, out of his own mouth, admitted both to having a classified document, to saying that he could have declassified it but did not. before he left the white house. and that he still had it. my first thought was, imagine our jury hearing that at trial. and if there are more pieces of evidence like that. the sooner this case goes to the jury, the better. i think that's gonna be this positive factor here, really whether we see this case tried before the november 2024 election or after. >> you said before including on this program, that trump was prone to bluster and embellishment. as you heard the audio did this ring alarm bells to you about how serious this is, and do you now believe that the he did have in his possession, that document that he claimed to have? >> yo

around the world, including delegations from bolton's 30 countries, and we heard from bahati, las akira was senior official from equitorial guinea. now she says that russia is helping the educational sphere has been well invaluable to a country's national development. where it says that's what we have high expectations from before and because of the african level, equitorial unique is the only spanish speaking country in africa. we expect that we will be able to spread the russian language in africa and in other countries, similar to how spanish and to the african union. so equitorial gimme we believe that with russian support, we will be able to teach our young people. the russian educational system is firmly rooted in my country because many of the leaders, equitorial gimme started and russia. some of these people have influence the education system or the culture and russia support has also helped us to train crate professionals, doctors, lawyers and civil engineers. and now we're here specifically to see if we can reach a point where most of our use will be trained in technology and

>> we heard christie and former national security adviser bolton make that case, saying, "look, all the because he hired people who turned around and criticized, or, b, they saw it up close and personal and are turning around and running away from him. like the january 6th house hearings last year, where it was trump's own people who had the most damning evidence, do you think it'll resonate is that an argument that republicans will go, "gosh, do we want to do this again," when people who know him so well are saying, "don't do it," or can they shrug it off? >> they shouldn't shrug it off, but they probably will in part, because we talk about them as being trump's own people, but the reality is, these are not people from the maga base. i think you'll have folks out there from trump world who will look at them and say, "these are, you know, the washington elites these are people who are the insiders these are people from the deep state. they're not the true believers." the true believers will stick with donald trump and, of course, the true believers would staff a trump 2.0 administration

that will be made in the next election on the status of the former us national security adviser john bolton who asked iran to withdraw from the new accusations related to the storage of classified documents in the 2020 and 2024 elections , how much do you think this capability is being realized and what is the future ? roshan evaluated the situation of mr esadi to reach the maghrib call to the horizon of tehran , karam. thank you very much for your participation and explanations . the second international conference on peaceful coexistence was held with the participation of 50 university professors from 15 countries in the allameh amini hall of tehran university. in this conference, 154 prominent iranian sunni personalities, experts from india, lebanon, qatar, pakistan, afghanistan, algeria, jordan , turkey, canada, england and egypt company having a boss in this conference, the university of tehran said that in order to achieve islamic unity, the convergence in the islamic world should be strengthened. referring to the actions of the enemies and in the islamic world, the efforts of everyon

case and to carry out technological, technical and professional cooperation , to fulfill 94 john bolton's functions in this matter and to get money and to listen to the policies and the middle east has caused the great who has changed the president and a person of color and of course a democrat has come to power with the slogan of change , he gives his first television interview with al-arabiya network, if iranians open their fists , they will face the open hand of america, the computer congratulates 2008 in persian. the day of the mobile letter for the goodwill expression of america in the new era writes to the leader of the revolution, the leader of the revolution reacts in this year's speech at the razavi shrine, he reacts like this, i say, we extended our hand towards iran, well, it is far away , if the hand is extended, it should be a velvet glove, but underneath it should be a cast iron hand. this does not mean anything good, but with the election season in iran and the white smoke of some internal currents about the existence of internal disputes, which is the beginning of a sediti

donkey bolton, in a conversation with the imaginary poroshenko, clearly said they were coming.tried to lure to their side and got a hard spanking. what do you think? in the jungle, everyone has such a bad memory that we will rejoice at the wry smile of the white gentleman, i remind you from 2020 the dad does not pick up the phone unnecessarily there is still the 19th century, sovereign alexander, when the french village came to him, said he would wait until the tsar catches fish, so since we are here horde as you say, then she is belly, yes, with all her money and then wait until the hockey is over, while in minsk, in the meantime , the kgb of the ussr or xedbundvi is going. hiv was invisibly present, the heads of all intelligence agencies of the cis discussed the challenges and threats of terror and provocations, information sabotage and western lawlessness, as for the belarusians, they can note that more lithuania . directly in the country, recent facts you are familiar with testify to this, especially our recent operations together with san vasilyevich on the territory of ru

when you see bill barr calling him an 8-year-old child pushing the glass off the counter, john bolton john kelly saying he's scared bleepless, i mean, what impact does that have on people who've decided to defend him sort of in their conservative legal circles? >> well, obviously everybody is entitled to a criminal defense it doesn't mean if you're an individual lawyer that you have to take this case on you'd better have a strong backbone i've talked repeatedly about susan neckless in the manhattan case as somebody who i think is very much up to that job i am very worried about todd blanche. not that i have anything personally against him but if you leave a large firm and you have one and only one client, you're putting a lot of pressure on yourself to be able to say no to your only client. so it is a very tough situation to be -- to have donald trump obviously as a client. >> yeah. i'm going to let you help your dog there. i read this from pete wehner this morning, david jolly, and i said if there's one person i want to read this to and talk to about this, it is david jolly. let me r

ambassador john bolton, thank you very much for your time.e appreciate it. >> glad to be with you. >>> coming up this hour, a migrant mystery in california. a group of 16 dropped off in sacramento by a private jet but the migrants say they had no idea where they were being taken or who was flying them there. and plus reaction to the ruling of a federal judge who found tennessee's anti-drag show law is unconstitutional and later they're not just fighting for voters and donors, we speak to a author on donald trump and ron desantis and their online power struggle for support from right wing influencers. it is an important story. stay with us. we'll talk about it just a little bit. you're live in the "cnn newswsroom." ♪ we'll build freelance teaeams with more agility. ♪ ♪ the old way of working is deader than me. ♪ ♪ we'll scale up, and we'll scale down ♪ ♪ before you're six feet underground. ♪ ♪ yes, this is how, this is how we work now. ♪ my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a m

now, let's fast forward a few years to 2020, during that election john bolton was his national securitytor, he leaves the administration under bad terms, he writes sort of a tell-all book, and trump is very angry about this. he says in interviews that he releases classified information, again says he should go to jail for many years, and then in this tweet he says he must pay a very, very high price for this, talking about bolton, his book, saying that he released classified information in it. >> now, this case has been assigned, at least for now, to a federal judge in southern florida who was appointed by trump in 2020. many are now asking if the judge can be impartial, giving her controversial involvement in the case last year. cnn's brian todd has our report. >> reporter: this 42-year-old judge from south florida faces enormous scrutiny because of her history with former pickup. multiple sources familiar with the matter sell men ilene cannon has been assigned to oversee the criminal case against donald trump in the documents investigation. >> if she does end up on this case on a perm

joining us now, john bolton, the former national security adviser to president trump.iolence here particularly with trump's allies fanning the flames right now? >> well, i think we have to see what happens tomorrow. i don't travel in those circles so i don't have anything to add to what presumably the police are gathering. it would be a huge mistake for trump and his followers to do anything that tips toward the violence. there were predictions there mie be violent encounters in new york at the time of his first d indictment and i believe in tun m the number of pro and anti supporter s were less than media. >> bambassador bolton, i know yu say this indictment is quote, a rifle shot and should be the end, your words of donald trump's political career. what are you saying to those calling to defund the special counsel's office? >> well, the first thing to do is to read the indictment which i don't think many have done. it's a masterful piece of work. the government has to prove it at trial to a jury but if they do, it is devastating and really should be the end of trump'

john bolton told the american media that the officials who passed on security and intelligence issues could not get the classified and secret documents back from him in many cases. former us president trump trump has been accused of committing 37 violations regarding classified documents that he kept at his home in florida after leaving the white house. trump has denied these accusations. in the north of ram, 4 zionists were killed and four others were injured, some of them are in serious condition. the zionist regime , which has been aware since yesterday that the resistance in jenin is being surprised, has once again issued a request for an emergency cabinet meeting. the zionist forces have arrested several resistance forces to the embryos were themselves in the ambush of the resistance forces in and after wounding 7 and the zionists trapped in this exercise was forced to withdraw the counter attack, according to the zionist publication, and resembled the trucks of hezbollah and hamas, and shocked tel aviv . surprising according to al-alam network , developments made in the field of