calver and bolton explored. the so-called hut camp of the 17th regiment, calvert found bolton's buttons have said unit there as early as 1890, and bolton dedicated two chapters to it in relics of the revolution. three chapters discussing the camp headed up history written with pic and shovel to which must be added a pile of photographs of the dig taken by calver. another map by bolton and two oil paintings by john ward dunsmore. over time, their name for this site varied. it started out during the world war one years as the hut camp on the dykeman farm morphed into the 17th regiment hut camp, and finally the green hill camp. by the early 1920s. while the first and last are technically correct in describing the location as it was variously referred to during the revolution, it wasn't exclusive to the 17th regiment by any means, but i'm willing to keep using it for convenience today, so i hope everybody will forgive me now. the list of units which were quartered there and how long they said they stayed has yet to

yes , he hosted john bolton.uh, as we hear now, he declares that we came for one purpose, to understand. will lukashenka be able to turn his back on russia in order to win him over to his side? and what does it mean if the president of belarus understandably began to look towards the united states, we ourselves saw what happened in the end. what were the protests and it was only necessary for him to waver a little to change their mind, as they would immediately eat it. this was the cunning plan that he planned from the beginning, as it is known, john bolton was engaged in coups d'état around the world. and so belarus was part of the plans of the united states at that time, so that in the future such an ally, which we now have a union state, but in the future had no prospects, america had a big plan , yes, of course. the first step was to quarrel belarus with russia and then carry out a coup. when lukashenka would there was no ally there from, let's say, from an older brother. there, what else is a very interestin

yes hosted john bolton.here, uh, as we hear now, he declares that we came for one purpose, to understand. will lukashenka be able to turn his back on russia in order to win him over to his side? and what does it mean if the president of belarus began to understand clearly? hmm , we saw for ourselves what happened in the end. what were the protests and if he only faltered a little , if only he changed his mind, they would immediately eat him. this was the cunning plan that he planned from the beginning, as known john bolton was engaged in coups d'état around the world. and so belarus was part of the plans of the united states at that time, so that in the future such an ally, which we now have a union state, but in the future had no prospects, america had a big plan, yes, of course. the first step was to quarrel belarus with russia and then carry out a coup. when lukashenko would not have an ally there from, let's say, from his older brother. there is still a very interesting continuation, where bolton says th

sally bolton _ balance. nothing will change now. sally bolton said _ balance.ill - balance. nothing will change now. sally bolton said they will look - balance. nothing will change now. sally bolton said they will look at l sally bolton said they will look at it after the championships of this may well change next year. she did mention in terms of the booing last night on court one, that had been agreed before the night on court one, that had been agreed b! players saying they would ukrainian players saying they would not shake hands with players from belarus or russia, that didn't seem not shake hands with players from belar announced , that didn't seem not shake hands with players from belar announced at hat didn't seem not shake hands with players from belar announced at the didn't seem not shake hands with players from belar announced at the crowd. eem not shake hands with players from belar announced at the crowd. there to be announced at the crowd. there was a question as to whether that announced beforehand. should be announced beforehand. sally bolton s

mother, well, john bolton is such a hawk of american politics.e was also under reagan, he was also under bush a senior deputy secretary of state, then he was also the permanent representative of the united states to the un that is, he always held some posts somewhere and all the time under such republican regimes it was militant, of course, we it was interesting what was happening very recently when he was an adviser to trump. well, well, of course, and poland and the allies. e. it was important for us to understand this. uh, what role does john play? bolton? let's watch the first excerpt of this conversation. we must strike at all alliances. so if you go to poland you can be sure that in any case my party supports you. okay, i guess the poles did their best to get more arms from all allies, but even their requests were denied in washington well, we said that if poland intervenes in this conflict, then, in fact, here is the bolton request to assist in this question. but we hear bolton say that even the american the administration is not ready the

adam bolton, really good to see you. _ take priority. adam bolton, really good to see you.the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some of the other stories making headlines today. a people trafficker has been jailed for 12 years and seven months over the deaths of 39 vietnamese migrants in a lorry container. the bodies were discovered on an industrial estate in grays in essex, in october 2019. mario drug yi qi is believed to be the ringleader and was extradited to face charges. the teacher who was stabbed in a corridor at tewkesbury academy has been named as jamie sansom. in a statement, mr sansom said he was "recovering well" and added he was not intervening in a fight when the incident happened on monday, but could not comment further. mr samson has taught maths at the school since 2017. borisjohnson boris johnson and his borisjohnson and his wife carrie have released therefore —— announce the birth of their third child. carriejohnson posted his picture on it instagram. you're live with bbc news. the nato summit in vilnius began with a big announcement. turkey's decision

john bolton, i will remind the national security adviser of the 45th president of the united states, yuri fizer - this is just a journalist, an internationalist, who tells us what is happening in the world in our country. i.e. espresso so we give the floor to mr. yuri, who will interview mr. john. greetings. my name is yuri fizar. and this is an exclusive interview on the espresso tv channel. today's very important person is the national security advisor of the 45th president of the united states of america, ambassador john bolton from with him i will talk , obviously, about ukraine, about the war that russia started against us in february last year , about the help we receive from the united states of america, maybe about china, in a word , the conversation will be very interesting, stay with us you see i congratulate you mr. ambassador and thank you for joining us you see first of all i want to thank you for the opportunity to talk with you and ask you a few questions it is really a great honor for me today we will talk about ukraine about the war that russia started in february la

actually says what is now in the language of bolton is, of course, in the american establishment. everything is in the mind. actually. we can communicate with them about something to agree on, but what bolton says , we must understand that this is her position , this is the position that sits in the minds of the american authorities for you. thank you for your work. thank you for watching. i remind you, watch the antifreeze program with us along with the guys. fight against the untruth that has now fallen upon us , i also remind you that if any photo or video materials cause you doubts, send them to our editorial office and we will conduct our own investigation and tell you about the results. the first channel presents pills for pressure, the most common drive we take them every day , is it safe, that it is important to know all the most interesting things in the live healthy program. so, dear friends, they are on my table, the tablets of which are united by the same ending. captopril enalapril monopril lisinopril and so on, we call them so that you understand everything, this is

bolton was also asked what his opinion was of what putin thought of trump.his is bolton's words, not mine. he said he believes putin thought trump was an idiot. trump claims he got the best people to work for him when he became president. but now he disparages all of them. tillerson, remember tillerson's opinion of trump? his words, "x would have more on -- expletive more on." john kelly was the chief of staff. calling trump the most broad person he'd ever met. james mattis said trump, matus got his spurs on the battlefield while trump got his in a draft deferment from a doctor. host: on to silver spring, maryland, independent line. tyler. caller: thank you very much. i heard the senator talking and it brings to mind, where is the accountability with american businesses who after 40 plus years have been taking jobs overseas, selling property. what was it, rockefeller center? all of a sudden we wake up and are like wow, china has all of our manufacturing and everything it's like duh. what it comes down to is the psychotic capitalism of this country, of these

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roger bolton there. let's bring you a that we're hearing.d that this will no doubt be a difficult time for many after a challenging few days. he added... he also said, "i wanted to write to the family. it's a reminder that the last few days have seen personal lives played out in public. at the heart of this are people and families. it will no doubt be a difficult time for many. i want to reassure you that our immediate concern is our duty of care to all involved. this afternoon, the metropolitan police and southwell �*s police confirmed they would take no further action —— south wales. we were asked to pause our fact—finding investigations until that assessment have been concluded. it's important we now continue with this work. "we will follow due process. as we have done throughout, our aim must be to navigate through this with care and consideration in line with the bbc families." that is a message, and e—mail to staff by director general tim davie. that's something we've all received in our e—mail inboxes as bbc staff. i'm joined by forme

speaking their former bbc executive roger bolton. and i bbc executive roger bolton.newspaper. he edited the paper from 1998—2003 and he says that the sun inflicted terror on huw despite no evidence of offence. this is no longer a bbc crisis, it's a crisis for the paper. huw�*s privacy must now be respected. social media also needs a speedy reform. you'll remember that the sun said it has no plans to publish further allegations. earlier, ialso plans to publish further allegations. earlier, i also spoke to former times editor david edelstein, and he feels the bbc did not do enough to make sure that the story does not get blown out of proportion. story does not get blown out of proportion-— story does not get blown out of n-roortion. ~ ., �* �* proportion. well, i think the bbc has been at _ proportion. well, i think the bbc has been at fault, _ proportion. well, i think the bbc has been at fault, but _ proportion. well, i think the bbc has been at fault, but not - proportion. well, i think the bbc has been at fault, but not for - proportion. well, i think the bbc| has

ambassador john bolton. thank you for joining us today.onder what you make of congresswoman jayapal's comments today, it happened a couple of days ago, but she's been walking back several comments, they're still conference controversy nonetheless. what you make of her statements regarding israel? >> well i think they were very ill-advised. it was a direct attack on the legitimacy of the state of israel. i think comments by a number of other democratic house members were entirely appropriate. it was either she was saying what she really thought which would be a big problem or she very badly misspoke. >> given the fact that there is been a lot of conversation surrounding israel, a lot of the things we talked about, a lot of democrats and some republicans have been very vocal about the policy stances of netanyahu, it is been navigating a kind of minefield. on the one hand to be critical of those policies, and then going beyond that criticism in a way that is happened, are you seeing this as reflective of a larger issue that is a part of eithe

during that meeting, then white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders and heard bolton's office, told him that trump just shared classified information to reporters, while discussing the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi. sanders told bolton that the president had picked up documents relating to intelligence on khashoggi's death, and displayed the. them, taylor writes, but the reporters were unlikely to have been able to read the text. according to the book, bolton yeah gasped at first, but breathe a sigh of relief when sanders told him that there have been no cameras in the room. but as taylor writes, quote, we were all disturbed by the laps lapse in protocol and -- x trump official on this very network last week. here's former white house press secretary stephanie grisham. >> look. you know donald trump. is it plausible trump was showing classified documents to people in private meetings? >> the short answer is yes. i watched him show documents to people at mar-a-lago on the dining room patio, so he has no respect for classified information. never did. >> now, taylor and g

professor bolton thanks for being here. what do you make of what this special counsel on the olivia office meeting, does that track where you think he may be headed it. >> certainly sounds from all kinds of reports including particularly the one you mentioned the scope of the investigation very much centers on donald trump, the events in the oval office, the things that flowed from that, that led up to it involve trump personally show while there may be a lost defendants chargeded i think trump is in smith's scope. whether there's enough to indict that's a different question but in teshs of the investigation i think the focus is clearly more on trump. >> i want to play what former white house attorney told the january 6 congressional meeting about the characters in that meeting. i'll play this. >> i walked, in saw general flynn. i saw sydney powell sitting there. i was not happy to see the people in the oval offense. >> [indistinct]. >> i don't think they were providing -- first of all, the overstock person i didn't know wh

uh, bolton spoke.bout the fact that ukraine is this pawn in the game of the united states of america . there is someone else very similar. eh, there were statements from both japan and pribal. now everything else and india is a robbery. west i tell my guys to the editorial group let 's raise it. and that the west entered these countries? uh, says robbery, he's engaged. well let's see, well i haven't seen at all, let's prepare. let's see what we have prepared on this topic. the western economic miracle cost too much, for the enslaved peoples , the initial 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 belong to the families of slave owners. ancestors biden, back in 1800 they had slaves. in the state of maryland. joe himse

he writes he was in a private meet in a west wing with john bolton.ckabee sanders came into bolton's office and described an interview trump had given in the oval office. he'd been talking to reporters about jamal khashoggi, the dissent and journalist killed earlier that month by saudi assassins in turkey. sanders told bolton the president had picked up classified documents related to intelligence on khashoggi's death and displayed them so that the reporters were unlikely to be able to read the text." "bolton gasped at first but breathed a sigh of relief when sanders told him there had been no cameras in the room, according to the book. still, we were all disturbed by the lapse in protocol and protection of classified documents, "he writes. mary, there again is example after example of mcmaster and powell when sergey lavrov is back in the oval and there's a disclosure of classified documents. trump agreed to meet with putin, so no one knows what he disclosed with him in private with no one listening except putin's translators. there are no known examp

joining us now, the former trump national security advisor, john bolton. thank you for joining us.outlined how this new co-defendant said "the boss," referring to trump, wanted the security footage deleted. it's mob boss language. does that line up with the trump you knew when you walk worked w him? >> his disdain for the importance of classification and protecting classified information is established. his belief that constraints, rules, procedures didn't apply to him if he wanted to do something different is manifest throughout the original indictment. this is a pretty straightforward addition in the superseding indictment. it does demonstrate his mindset. he thinks he can do whatever he wants. >> trump could have handed back the highly classified documents when requested. is the coverup, ambassador, worse than the crime, in your view? >> well, i would reserve judgment until i can actually see the documents and see if they are as bad as they may be. it's classic conventional wisdom in washington that the coverup is always the most vulnerable point. trump doesn't learn much very q

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the alarm dire in jordan, the south is there a night from dell is coming up. bolton, i wrote his bod. judges say basil from the president won't be allowed to run for office again until 23rd to the us supreme court for lots president biden's plan to cancel the $413000000000.00 institute. i'm china expands. it's definition of spine foreign businesses worried about what it could. and then the hundreds of people have been arrested across from says nationwide, protest continue for 4th night. the police coming of a 17 year old on tuesday, 45000 offices bought fi lights on the vehicles have been deployed across the country for looting has been reported in the cities of legal must say, i'm gonna go test as also said find to cause a rubbish bins. well, these are pictures now from us a way i protested through fine with the police. this is may, has cold in the government to immediately send additional troops hang on to the scenes of losing an finance. unacceptable. opening reports not from known to on efforts to contain the unrest. the of appeals for tom. well, thank you. good bye, francis teena

at the same time, ex-trump adviser will need security john bolton just commenting transfer of clusterns to ukraine said, i will quote directly. this is a great idea. we had to do. this is before the ukrainians asked the us military to use cluster bombs with great success. to protect our troops and counter the ukrainians in a stew. they know it. that's why they asked them. well, the experience of using cluster munitions by the americans is something. generally well known. yes , you know they asked for a bomb. if it comes to something me a year ago. sorry confused the prank of our pranksters uh, lexus ebada with the then english minister will help now the ministry yes, where they are, as always, discussed a friend, scolded, and in the end , help us stop the aggression. uh, give us, help the creator. give us one bomb. well, a normal person, what would he say. that's what you're crazy, it seems so possible, and there the answer was such you know, you have such questions. yes, but we somehow do not know, we must consult with the allies. you imagine, they just don't deny the possibility. gi

joining me now, john bolton. thank you for joining me tonight. make of the fact that the former president and your former boss is on the verge of being potentially indicted in this case. >> well, we haven't seen the indictment yet. i agree it certainly looks like one is coming almost any day. we don't know the exact scope of it which could have a big influence. i have to say, this being the third indictment. not having seen a really political impact negative to trump in the first two. if anything it helped bolster his stature with supporters. a third or even a fourth indictment i don't think will change that much politically. i think the single most important question now on the legal side is whether any of these cases actually get to trial before the 2024 election. that is what will be important. not this indictment or that indictment or the next indictment. which case if any gets to trial and does he get convicted? >> yeah. we saw his attorneys in court for the documents investigation this week. essentially arguing if they do have the case, tha

hinckley henry bolton , stanley johnson, henry bolton, stanley johnson, charlotte griffiths. >> brilliantuff becoming irrelevant if it's normal. >> no, i hear you. i hear you. i hear you. thank you all so much. who do you agree with on this? is prince william right to allow prince george to not serve in the before becoming the military before becoming king? twitter writes, king? nathan on twitter writes, prince george will eventually become of become the commander in chief of the should have the armed forces. he should have military experience. so he's agreed henry from joy. it's agreed with henry from joy. it's the prince's choice. and it's as simple as that. william is an excellent and his crucial excellent father and his crucial guidance alone will ensure that prince george is a strong monarch. and from bruno , i feel monarch. and from bruno, i feel military experience is necessary for the role and duties that prince george has ahead. but the decision needs to be george's alone . and your verdict is now alone. and your verdict is now in. 58% of you agree that prince william is right to

hinckley henry bolton , stanley johnson, henry bolton, stanley johnson, charlotte griffiths. >> brilliantff becoming irrelevant if it's normal. >> no, i hear you. i hear you. i hear you. thank you all so much. who do you agree with on this? is prince william right to allow prince george to not serve in the military becoming the military before becoming king? twitter writes, king? nathan on twitter writes, prince george will eventually become chief of become the commander in chief of the should have the armed forces. he should have military experience. so he's agreed henry from joy. it's agreed with henry from joy. it's the prince's choice. and it's as simple as that. william is an excellent and his crucial excellent father and his crucial guidance alone will ensure that prince george is a strong monarch. and from bruno , i feel monarch. and from bruno, i feel military experience is necessary for the role and duties that prince george has ahead. but the decision needs to be george's alone . and your verdict is now alone. and your verdict is now in. 58% of you agree that prince william is r

what bolton, you tell us that's why i get hot. i'm standing and one of the central train station in tel aviv, it's one of several stations across the country where the project taking place as we speak. as you mentioned their protests that numerous things have been happening since 630 this morning, all across the country. and of course, we know that these demonstrations have been happening for 7 months. now. i may say they've disruption been tend to spike when we get close to advice. and as you said, and you'll need on the late in that the part is coming up as early as next week. we're expecting the 2nd and 3rd reading of another portion of the bill. and that is a part test is here, a trying to disrupt. some protest is here at this time station has been prevented from coming up. but then we're hearing from the police. some people saying it's from the train stops. we're not exactly clear what's happening, but some people have a preventive service protest. well, it doesn't look that big behind me is certainly very powerful, as i say,

frayza just tell is this holly in government says that china is the only winter out of bolton road. is it right when it says that uh well, let's put it this way. as there are 2 renters are not equal 100. let's put it that way as they find, sorry, the chinese export state. we have certainly increased airplane does not feel it's got the economic benefits. and of course, one of the things that amazing times when it's promotes it's belton road or what's really bad are called globalization with chinese characteristics. is that it's an equal partnership. and it's when, when i agree i'll do is by it's just not hired play back. so how is it actually playing out for the countries involved and the aging? is it guy in the way that it was planned? because i think the idea was that phasing would be investing in countries that perhaps other countries wouldn't invest in how those countries managing with bath arrangements. are they still rising to service that that's for example, as sure. okay, so of course the balance. i know there's many things so many people on china has been investing in manage

roger bolton i agree with. >> thank you forjoining us >> thank you for joining us today.s well. and the one thing that i totally agree, two of the best of the of the bbc. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> and what i agreed with roger bolton. we shouldn't be so quick to jump to judgement now. and that's whether it is a politician or whether it's a journalist or whether it's a news producer, because i think we frequently do. but everybody is entitled to then the correct due process coming up, we'll be speaking to author and research analyst dr. richard ashan about his report released this week that wants the cost of the small boats from france. what's going on? how are we going to stop it? how are we going to stop those boats coming over from france? so don't go news. >> welcome back to saturday morning live with esther and phil . it is morning live with esther and phil. it is 1039 morning live with esther and phil . it is 1039 now. phil. it is 1039 now. >> a report was released this week issuing a warning of the mounting costs of small boats crossing and the risk of fuellin

michael port -- michael bolton is live, music and a performance. i haven't seen him in a little while. kumasi: i'm ready for that. >> he sounds the same, he is just rocking. his voice held up. reggie: he did that of disney songs. his was hercules. if i'm not mistaken. >> i think you're right. i will try to go catch him. reggie: could he do a private encore? kumasi: little requests. and michael bolton at 7:00.you we wil kumasi: a pair of cyclists from norway just completed a bucket list right across the u.s. to celebrate a medical milestone. these friends have been writing for 25 days straight about starting new york on the 21st of june. cycle through west virginia, missouri and utah, making new friends. they arrived in san francisco over the weekend, completing 3400 miles. it was a journey they were not even sure they would get to make together. >> one and a half year ago i got a diagnosis of a brain tumor. to get a serious message like i got, it is no reason to delay. kumasi: money for cancer research in norway. one right in the books and now canc

. >> professor bolton, thanks for being here. what do you think the council jack smith is interested in the december 2020 oval office meeting? does that track with where you think he may be headed? >> well, it certainly sounds from all kind of reports, including particularly the one you just mentioned, that the scope of the investigation very much centers on donald trump, the events in the oval office, the things that flowed from that, things that led up to it, really all involved trump personally. so while there may be a lot of defendants who get charged, i think clearly trump is in smith's scope. now, whether there is enough to convince him and his team that they should indict, that's a different question. but in terms of the investigation, i think the focus is clearly more and more on trump. i want to play from white house council told the committee about the cast of characters who were in that actual meeting. i just want to play this. >> i walked in, i saw general flynn. i saw sydney powell sitting there. i was not happy to s

working on extensive crime scene. police are still trying to determine a motive for the shooting. bolton was me. i had this pointed me search for those responsible. we will not stop until we find you and we will find you until then. i hope with every single breath that you take, that you think about the lives that you took and you think about the law that you impacted here tonight. we're also asking that anyone that knows any, anything about what happened here. anything about this may i ask you to come forward with any piece of information? according to the us non profit, the gun violence type. the attack was at least the $338.00 mass shooting. so 5 is here in which 4 or more people were wounded or killed. so well do sports now and max for stuff and has one red bulls home event, the austrian grand prix. that's 9 out of 9 for the red bull team the season. and it's for stipends fit and ro, starting from paul max for our stuff. and once again, put on a dominant performance at the austrian growing pre it was not a perfect afternoon for the reigning champion, however. on lab $26.00 for stoppi

i think, well, let's face the bolton wrote initiative is in a massive infrastructure project. so why exactly is it so controversial in the world stage? the reason is being so controversial is because it's been seen as being used to a spread chinese influence overseas. i and that it's, it's not just about building roads and football arena's, and it's also about building influence on and on pushing the chinese system in the head of a democracy or other or other forms of government. and there's also been a problem, is that a lot of the countries that are you taking part are heavily indebted and that they're worried that they're going to be stuck with big debt bills when, if china does call in some of these loans. and how do you think beijing is actually going to react to this news? well, i think that given to they, they operate a policy of trying to keep your up on the us a part of this decision. it shows a willingness on these on these, these part to be more united in highways acts in with, with your up. so i don't think the chinese are going to be very happy advisors. and i thi

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bolton was the one that defined what health meant.n d.c., you can have abortions up until the end. and they happen all the time. >> let me ask you, where we are on the political calendar, republicans are vying to be the nominee. the front runner, the former president, has come out in support of sort of -- let me just play what he said and get you to respond. >> the greatest progress for pro-life is now being made in the states where everyone wanted to be. that's one of the reasons they wanted roe v. wade terminated is to bring it back into the states. however, there of course remains a vital role for the federal government in protecting unborn life. >> a vital role for the federal government. that is, by far, as far as he has gone when it comes to the federal role in current times. is that something that is satisfying to you, his position? >> well, i've met with him, as i've met with all of the candidates. and i think while they're clearing their throats -- there's a lot of throat clearing here -- democrats are gaining the advantage.

john bolton in the piece calls trump's approach obstruction as a way of life. in the lead investigator and the mueller investigation, andrew goldstein, says the superseding indictment in mar-a-lago, the one we got yesterday, is a clear example of criminality than what we found in the mueller case. it makes it easier to show criminal intent. do you agree with that incessant? >> yeah. it's a little hard because all the details with respect to the mueller investigation and we only have the indictment, so we have to wait a lot more, put meat on the bones. but there is nothing more classic than somebody saying let's just destroy evidence when there is a pending subpoena. in terms of john bolton's comment about this being a way of life, this is the through line. you have obstruction, take the former presidents comments to don mcgahn, saying i need you to create a fake document making something that's not true and he's basically, i'm out, i'm not doing that. zelenskyy, what the former president was doing there was saying i need you to gin up a fraud investigation beca

john bolton said that the former president could be a national security threat if he got a second term. mark esper described him as dangerous. general mattis said the president demonstrate as constant threat to our values. john kelly, on and on, called him divisive and immature abusing his powers. these are people that worked with donald trump. do you share their reservations about him getting in again? >> look, i worked for him. we had a great working relationship. the reason we had a great working relationship, i told him the truth. when he did something good or doing something wrong. he knows that about me. so i think that it's important. you always tell someone the truth. i've always told him the truth and will continue to do that. i don't necessarily want to get involved in their grievances. i want to make sure that he knows if he wants to be president again get on the debate stage and let's show the american people with differences between us. i welcome him. this is about the fact that we have lost seven out of the last eight popular votes for president. we need to win the majori

and john bolton, the former national security adviser told us as he has in the past this is one of manyat he observed in the trump presidency where donald trump was asking for classified documents, keeping them, hoarding them, that there was a lot of concern among aides in the inner circle about mr. trump's treatment of classified information. >> could any of this be of interest to the justice department, do you think? >> i think all of it is of interest to the justice department, jose. every week a new revelation about somebody trump was showing off war planes and nuclear secrets and other sensitive material that puts our national security at risk. so the mar-a-lago indictment talks about trump apparently disseminating documents at his bedminster country club to four people, none of whom have security clearances. last week stephanie grisham saw trump show off documents to people at mar-a-lago. if i were jack smith, i would put sarah huckabee and john bolton in the grand jury to get them to testify under oath and to prevent them from showing up as defense witnesses at trump's trial. >>

ambassador to the united nations, john bolton.served as donald trump's national security adviser. thank you for coming on. appreciate it. so first want to get your reaction to that tweeted from zelenskyy. i mean, that was, as i said earlier, fiery. >> well, zelenskyy is completely right. the administration is about to make a mess of the whole ukrainian relationship with nato. and zelenskyy has a historical memory. george w. bush proposed bringing ukraine into nato along with georgia in april of 2008, rejected by germany and france but with a nato promise that ultimately ukraine would be part of nato. the russians followed that up by invading georgia four months later and ukraine in 2014. and nato did nothing. the united states did nothing. now they're saying again, well, ukraine will become a member of nato at some point. it's simply inviting the same lesson for the russians to learn, that if a country isn't in nato, it's vulnerable. ukraine is fully qualified to be in nato. it was in 2008 when bush first proposed it. it was just

let's bring in roger bolton. he is a former bbc executive, now independent. you for being with us. i want to focus if we can on the victims. police say they have not discovered anything that has risen to criminality, but there were plenty of allegations that the bbc were looking at. what will be uppermost in their mind? >> i'm not sure. i have real reservations about the previous interview and what he just been doing. this man is now clearly doing with mental health issues. before he put forward allegations, further allegations, we need to test them in some way. we have a danger of handling a litany of allegations to which he cannot spohn. wouldn't it be more sensible to let the bbc investigate these things and publish the results, rather than outlining them. do you know whether these allegations are correct? do you have evidence to support it? i think you've got to be very careful. >> you make a very important point. a lot of people have questioned whether a person of high profile is entitled to a private life did of course we talk over the course of the las

in terms of john bolton's comment about this being a way of life, this is the through line. you have obstruction, take the former presidents comments to don mcgahn, saying i need you to create a fake document making something that's not true and he's basically, i'm out, i'm not doing that. zelenskyy, what the former president was doing there was saying i need you to gin up a fraud investigation because i'm going to use that to defraud the american people and say this in an impending investigation with joe biden. there's also an indictment now with two schemes to obstruct justice, and we're about to see a charge by jack smith for obstruction on a much larger scale. it is not going to be just getting rid of documents or lying to the government. it's going to be a question of congress or overthrowing the will of the people. if you look at all of these forms of obstruction that the former president has engaged in -- >> an embedded in the times piece is a reason offered for how and why this obstruction gets more flagrant as time goes on. effectively, trump viewed the conclusion o

christian: with me to discuss is adam bolton, the editor in large for sky news. adam, welcome.d to have you with us. there's a couple of issues that tim devi raised which i want to get your take on. first of all, this period of time between the initial complaint that was made sometime in the middle of may and the seven weeks that lapsed until the sun broke this story on thursday. one phone call and onemail. was that sufficient? >> it clearly was not sufficient for the family who went to the sun newspaper. the families complaints about the lack of response from the bbc about the presenter in question. you can understand that they felt that it had been swept under the carpet. as tim devi was saying, lots of complaints come in. some people will question that. i thought the conclusion has to be that had the sun not done its story, not very much what happened. christian: the sun has put out a lot of reported speech from the family so far. have they published prematurely and is the onus now upon them to put more evidence in the public domain? adam: tim devi put it very well when he s

at that very moment a conference for a free iran was held in paris with the participation of john boltonpence italian mark denjis the french revolution a new interpretation of a very unusual image with the fairy-tale character charlie. perom ahmetram, a turkish artist with his own approach to the situation. french protests and macron's predicament. paulo lombardy from italy paris ablaze famous chimeras. notre dame cathedral look at what is happening in the united states, passions are also running high. true , so far, without public excesses , traces of cocaine were found in the white house after hunter biden looked in. well, this is a curiosity, but the decision of the supreme court reflects the controversy between liberals and conservatives, which has been going on for a long time . the supreme court, probably the most powerful authority in the united states, on which the direction of development of the state depends. here you can even refer, perhaps, to the americans themselves. uh, for example, nah, a professor at the yale school of law, a polkan who says, in general, that the soverei

provided evidence to back up their claims . president zalinski warrant that ma scale has been in bolton by the timid, international response to last month's destruction of the cope go down for which ukraine blaine's russia and outside the book. unfortunately, they was no timely and large scale response to the terror attack on the comp go hydro electric helps. right. and then the with and this may inspire the criminal to commit new april. the annual. everyone in the world hasn't responsibility to stop it because ready? i should leave no one behind on us are responding to connelly. he was recently very close to the separate us nuclear power plant. he has more now on the threat to disliked well firstly that somebody stop big. if you look across what remains of the big or as was that at the power station that was wise basically announce ends with as there are real problems about what supply for the cooling facilities is also called some issues with power supply, the one main electricity connection to the grid is constantly under tank on the showing attack and ends up failing and then they h