bolton has seen the biggest rise. 39% of the past three years, rents have gone up in bolton. 15% in justone of the estate agents there we spoke to said in his 23 years, he hasn't seen anything like it, he described a staggering. he described as staggering. studio: does that mean that because of the pandemic, working at home became more prevalent and people are moving out or can we deduce something else from this? it is that kind of thing, our working practices have changed. people tend to be able to work from home more. people work more flexibly, so they might not have to go to the office but so often. so people have been looking a bit further afield than cities. we know prices in cities are sky—high so they can look further out, places like wigan and newport which feed these big cities. bit more room for their money, and supply and demand, there is not enough property to go round for various reasons, landlords have been downgrading their property portfolios, so there are fewer homes available to rent. i will bring your attention to another graph here. rents versus earnings, they bumbled

with that, ambassador bolton.mbassador bolton: alan thank you for the kind words and thank you from date -- for the invitation for the sites -- for the society. i want to be clear that i favor the rule of law. this is an obviously important time to talk about what a second donald trump term would look like if that eventuates. there is no electoral content to the discussion tonight. that is why it is the c4 doing it i assume. but, the important issues that i think people need to think about before november. and in the forward to the book i talk about what i think a second trump termite mean. the book itself is a 500 page explanation of what might experience in the first term was. people often say to me, why did you work for donald trump? i have tried to respond. look, i heard everything about him that i think anybody had heard. i had met with him beforehand. i met with him several times in his first year as president. nobody has ever called me naÏve. i thought i knew what i was getting into. and i had one other rel

john bolton. congratulations, this is an exclusive espresso. my name is yuriy fizar, today we will talk about security, about help from the united states of america. after all, when we get it from the us congress, well, we're going to talk about donald trump, and i'm going to talk about all of this with my guest today, the national security advisor to the 45th president of the united states of america, donald trump, john bolton. mr. ambassador, congratulations and thank you for joining me, it is a pleasure to be with you. mr. ambassador, my first question will be somewhat introductory. why ukraine is important for the united states states of america? if it is important at all. i think this is very important, since 1945, the key national interest of the us has been peace and stability in europe. we got through the cold war, and we really have great prospects for achieving these goals. however, due to russia's desire to recreate the russian empire, and although ukraine is not a member of nato. ukraine's security is vital for the rest of the europ

manchester, bolton, glasgow as you would expect. six out of these ten are areas close to cities but not cities. these are towns within touching distance of cities. they have seen the biggest rent increases, luton, newport, bolton. nearly 39% over the last three years, rents have gone up in bolton. 15% injust the last year. one of the estate agents we spoke to said in his 23 years, he hasn't seen anything like it, he described a staggering. baez hasn't seen anything like it, he described a staggering. does that mean that because _ described a staggering. does that mean that because of _ described a staggering. does that mean that because of the - described a staggering. does that i mean that because of the pandemic, working at home became more prevalent and people are moving out or can we do something else? this is the pandemic. _ or can we do something else? this is the pandemic, working _ or can we do something else? this is the pandemic, working practices - or can we do something else? ti 3 3 the pandemic, working practices have c

sorry, bolton.look nearly 39% over the past three years. rents have gone up in bolton, 15% in the last year alone, we're told. and one estate engineer we spoke to said in his 23 years of work, it's been he's never seen anything like this. he described it as staggering. let's get some of the day's other news now. argentina's president, javier milei, has vowed to "speed up" his plans to overhaul the country and solve its economic woes in a fiery speech to congress. mr milei, speaking to lawmakers in a state—of—the—union style address, took an aggressive tone, inviting congress tojoin him but warning that he would make changes with or without the legislature. three people have been injured in a south london shooting. two of those were hurt whilst drinking inside a pub at clapham common when they were hit with shotgun pellets by a rider on a moped, who was being pursued by police. sydney's annual mardi gras pride march in australia has been taking place, but uniformed police were barred from taking part

form national security adviser john bolton to donald trump telling jim sciutto in a new book, quote, he views himself as a big guy, he likes dealing with other big guys and big guys like erdogan in turkey get to put people in jail and don't have to ask anybody's permission. he kind of like that. and the former chief of staff says of his old boss, trump, he's not a tough guy by any means but that's how he envisions himself. according to general kelly, trump's praise of hitler for doing what trump said, quote, a lot of good things are just the tip of the iceberg. kelly continues, well, he said, hitler did some good things. i said, well what? he said, trump, said, hitler rebuilds the economy. what did he do with that economy, he turned it against his own people. i said, you can never say anything good about is the guy, nothing. mussolini was a great guy in comparison. it's pretty hard to believe he missed the holocaust, though. and pretty hard to understand how he missed the 400,000 american g.i.s who were killed in the european theater, kelly

shipping in and out of bolton will pull. it has also been suspended until further notice. the ship's owners say all of the crew have been accounted for and no injuries reported is just to give you a sense of the scale of this. the francis scott key bridge was 2.6 kilometers long, with a full a. it's more than $11000000.00 vehicles used it every year. and it is a major part of the road network on the us east coast. officials in baltimore to say this is still very much an active search and rescue operation. here's how events unfolded. this is the moment when the francis scott key bridge and baltimore came down, captured on a live web feet. the bridge was hit by a single poor flight container ship. it struck one of the supporting pillars at 1 30 am. baltimore's fire department says it's responding to a mass casualty incident. several people are believed to be in the water along with multiple vehicles. the fire chief and mayor said they were bringing as many resources as they could, as well as the baltimore police department, as well as multiple marine assets from around the r

john kelly said, bolton said this as well, he sees himself as a tough guy.e say he has shown no evidence of that. again, these are republicans who served him in a senior level. they did not see any evidence of the toughness that trump seems to be convinced of, and again, that's based on being in the room with him as major decisions were being made. so while trump might imagine that he would be leading the parade as it will, the putins and xis of the world see him as someone they can manipulate. >> the book is called the return of great powers. congratulations jim. i look forward to reading your book. thank you. >> i'm grateful. thanks so mitch. >>> coming up, trump doesn't seem to have the self control to stop offending e. jean carroll. but starting it eight months pregnant... that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up. people were showing up left and right. and so did our business needs the chase ink card made it easy. when you go for something big like this, your kids see that. and they believe they can d

bolton is one of the areas that has increased the most. you see, in the last 3 years , the rent has increased by nearly 39%. in the bulletin , the rent has increased by 15% only in the last year. one of the real estate experts we talked to he said that in his 23 years of work, the situation has never been like this and he has never seen anything like this. thank you very much for your companionship. when you know that you can open anything, no matter how it is, you break the cage, you fly, you don't get tired , fatigue has no meaning for us . on the role of the land of the heart that has no borders, our story is love, well, love has no boundaries, we will go higher , higher than any dream, today, wherever we are , tomorrow we will be higher, tomorrow we will go higher, higher , higher. that is the limit of your belief, you will see the dream that was in your head one day, or we will remain enemies we will erase the spots from the geography map . we will erase the spots from the geography map . we will erase the spots from the geography map

better john bolton was donald trump's national security advisers. but on source many times, it's great to have you, ambassador bolton. i mean, republican in voters were given more than a dozen choices here why does so many of them insist that donald trump they believe is the best their party has to offer. >> well, i'm not sure they think he's the best, but i think all of the other republican candidates with the possible exception of chris christie and asa hutchison, made the same mistake. trump's opponents made in the 2016 nomination process of attacking each other, hoping to be the last one standing so they could take trump on. and it turns out this year, as in 2016, you don't beat donald trump by attack. the other candidates, you have to make the argument that convince voters trump is not fit to be president. and they all basically failed to do that with a few exceptions really kinda did that at the end. i mean, she went after him on age. she went after a mountain fitness for the presidency on russia, too little too late. >> and i think >> that wa

the 45 of the president of the united states of america, donald trump, on national security, john bolton. mr. ambassador, congratulations and thank you for joining me, it is a pleasure to be with you. mr. ambassador, my first question. will be somewhat introductory. why is ukraine important to the united states of america, if it is important at all. i believe it is very important, and since 1945, the key national interest of the united states has been peace and stability in europe. we have come through the cold war and we really have great prospects for achieving these goals. however, due to russia's desire to reproduce russian empire, and although ukraine is not a member of nato,... ukraine's security is vital to the rest of the european continent, and therefore to the united states. you know that george bush proposed to admit ukraine to nato in april 2008 at the bucharest nato summit. and frankly, if our french and german friends agreed to this, then maybe we could avoid invasions in 2014 and 2022. okay, let's talk about the recent statement of the president. macron that we should not

the 45th president of the united states of america, donald trump's national security adviser, john bolton. ambassador, congratulations and thank you for joining me, it is a pleasure to be with you. mr. ambassador, my first question will be somewhat introductory: why is ukraine important to the united states of america, if it is important at all. i think it's very important since ... 945, the key national interest of the us is peace and stability in europe. we have come through the cold war and indeed have excellent prospects for achieving these goals, however, due to russia's desire to recreate the russian empire, and although ukraine is not a member of nato, ukraine's security is vital to the rest of the european continent, and therefore to the united states. you know that george w. bush proposed to admit ukraine to nato in april 2008. we could avoid invasions in 2014 and 2022. okay, let's talk about the recent statement by french president emmanuel macron that we should not rule out the possibility that in at some point in history , western troops may be stationed in ukraine. administra

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ambassador bolton, great to have you back here. do you agree with endrew weisman that trump's financial predicament that he's in makes him a security risk for the us well, i think all kinds of unscrupulous people are circling around this problem. some of them foreign, some of them domestic. and i think that the state of new york here really has him in a unique position for any former president. and it does raise his questions and whatever bond he eventually puts up by ought to be very thoroughly scrutinized, but i think it's also important for the attorney general in new york to be very careful about how she proceeds less she wants to risk making trump capitalize off his financial difficulty the same way he's capitalised politically off his four indictments, for example, you showed a clip of her saying she's looking at 40 wall street every day, really, she should stop talking about this. she should say, i'll speak through my offices pleadings in court otherwise, she is creating the atmosphere that allows trump to benefit politicall

and multiple officials including bolton as well. and john kelly and others say, if i were taiwan, i'd be very worried in a second term and we've seen the warnings about how that could be a reality and the next several years, it's not a forgone conclusion after the other part though, is john kelly is similarly as concerned as bolton. they have different warnings, but one thing that he was talking about as south korea and the us reducing its commitment there. and i was struck by this quote where he told you that trump was just dead set against having troops in south korea again as a deterrent force, or having troops in japan if you've been in the us military. and this has been the status quo for so long changing that would be fundamentally different for the question. >> the thing is, it's a consistent thing with trump. he does not see the value of these decades-old us alliances, whether it'd be nato as you were describing earlier, south korea or japan and, and alliances that have helped keep the peace and defend key american allies. h

rochdale, newport, wigan, bolton is right at the top. rain has gone up by nearly 39%. rental properties has roughly stayed the same since 2016 but demand has really started to soar. students have been returning to campus after the pandemic, immigration has also played a role, but so too have working habits. more and more people are working flexibly, often from home, perhaps commuting into the office less. let's look at the pressure on household budgets which has also grown. wages versus rain is bubbling along but suddenly rain shot oak and earning did not keep pace. the gap is starting to narrow, the hope being that as inflation starts falling wages might catch up. if you are a tenant about to move or indeed looking to rain your first place, here is a bit of advice for you. start searching early and sign up you. start searching early and sign up with multiple letting agents. also make sure all of your paper is in order. things like references and payslips, i do know your budget, calculate what you can afford to pay every month and for the all—important deposit. plenty

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rents have gone up in bolton 15% in the last year alone, we're told.lor says his government is intensively investigating an apparent intercept of military officers discussing details about the conflict in ukraine. 0laf scholz, who's been meeting with the pope at the vatican, called it a very serious matter. it follows the publication in russia of what's purported to be a confidential conversation between german officers. in the recording, the participants discuss suppling to ukraine of german—made taurus cruise missiles. now, it's always one of the most highly—anticipated moments of paris fashion week, but victoria beckham's show has been disrupted by animal activists. members of the peta group stormed the catwalk to protest against the use of animal skins in the fashion industry. victoria beckham's brand doesn't use fur or exotic skins, but peta says some designs use leather. it's called on the former spice girl to use more eco—friendly fabrics. beckham made a brief appearance at the end of the show using crutches, following a recent foot injury. it's

and to the credit of john kelly and john bolton, they have both spoken before, john bolton wrote a book right. >> where he writes about his persons during impeachment one. they went beyond trump's perversion of u.s. policy, with ukraine, writings concerns that u.s. foreign policy when it came to turkey had also been corrupted. and general kelly said he describes trump as the most disturbed person he's seen. and trump's former advisers say he most consistently lavished praise on russian president vladimir putin. john bolton recalls a comment from trump from the nato summit. following nato leaders meeting, said the adversary quote may be the easiest of all. he said to the press as he goes to the hospital i think the easiest meeting would be with vladimir putin. who would think that? john bolton, there's only one person, they're big guys, i wish i could act like they do. we have all of the pieces now, charlie sykes, i guess at one point this stops being a trump story and starts being a biden story? >> well, this will never be surreal. i think that's the main point. it's not just that donal

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all the time that he was tearing himself, so these are the people who have a bolton mustache - thisare driving this one with their adversity western car to collide with russia, in fact, let's be frank, not only with russia, because if a direct collision with nato begins, i am not convinced. that other players will not join in this huge global carnage; moreover, the united states itself will try to with the power of his stupidity, as usual , to drag someone else in, and at the same time we observe another reaction, this is the reaction of comrade scholz, very correct, which, with the old communist greetings, thus showing us, conveys into the dances, you know, that comrades are french and british , let's go on your own , we've already gone, they killed us every time, and you... every time from dunkirk they gave a runaway somewhere there, as usual, we won't go, thank you, let's go without us, and of course, such a reaction , i think that now there will also be more and more other european states from to squeeze themselves out little by little, they are very well aware, well, there in t

much for joining us now, the former trump national security adviser turned vocal trump critic john bolton. he also served as the united states ambassador to the united nations ambassador. thank you so much for joining us. and as you know, paul manafort is a convicted fraudster and tax cheat with ties it actually adds some ties to russia elegant services. so why would trump do you think want to add them to his team right now >> well, i'm john paul manafort for over 40 years. and as a politician, he probably could bring some skills that trump needs at this point, thinking about just what you were talking about a general election i shouldn't campaign. and it's also typical of trump. he, he, he reaches back to people like that and expects things from him. so it's not surprising. i think we'll probably see more of the same as time goes on >> interesting, the former vice president, mike pence, says he cannot in good conscious his words endorse donald trump but he's not saying if he will actually vote for him. listen and watch this. >> i cannot endorse the agenda that donald trump is carrying in

and then bolton's terror little sign then of a reprieve. any time soon for the beleaguered and hungry people of gaza. let's look at them all. star is making headlines around the wild, explosions, rocks the ukrainian capital key on sunday morning. as i was targeted by russian miss house officials c defensive shut down around a 1000 themselves in and around the city residents were to, to need in shelters more than 600. my grands have arrived on the tally island of long to do so. survive is rescued. from one ship for x at the fee to $1000.00 use each for the crossing, but they are both capsized more than a 1000. other vessels landed near by a 15 month old go smith and officials and nigeria, i say more than 200 students and staff could not area this month have been released to where they came from a school in cartoon. i stayed on march 7th, around 280 people is and members of stuff we have to acted. storms and heavy rain have killed at least 12 people in brazil. the downforce cost houses to collapse and the safety of the trouble is just $7.00.

and then bolton's cover little sign then of a reprieve. any time soon for the beleaguered and hungry people of gaza, i will take a look at some old stories that make any news around the world. the russian space agency has successfully launched a saw used craft image space center and cosmetic stats. its heading for the international space station with 3 drawers on board of russian america on the brother roofs you will become a country. so 1st woman in space. this view inside britain's catherine, the princess of wales, has reveal that she's been diagnosed with cancer. and the video of massachusetts had been discovered during abdominal surgery in january, and she's now in the early stages of chemotherapy as what comes just weeks after king charles revealed his caps of diagnosis, i on the one major. and so back here is the electric, the next president. the votes being same as a bathroom between the pro russia candidates into public draining is a close ally of the countries popular as prime minister on the form of foreign minister, yvonne, the

and then bolton's terror little sign then of a reprieve. any time soon for the beleaguered and hungry people of gaza, we'll take a look at some of the stores making news around the world. a negative sent friends of people came out by him, asked you in the october 7, 10 to attack have rallied in central tel aviv again quoting, for the every to speak is of the body. also cosa, of the election is to move prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his government, and they plane full fadia surrounding the mastercard. under the aftermath chinese coast guard just released the video of a confrontation between its vessels and the small for the panes boat. it said was trying to reach a distributed reef. the skirmish took place in an area of a south china sea, climbed by china and several other countries in the region. we have the rest of the space agency successfully knows the saw use craft from bits of space center and catholic stuff. it's heading for the international space station with 3 s and or some border russian american and the better routes you w

and then bolton's terror little sign then of a reprieve. any time soon for the beleaguered and hungry people of gaza. let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world. thousands of support has have rallied in tel aviv calling for the return of the remaining hostages, kidnapped by him us. during the purpose of the terror attacks there also demanding early elections and full is where the payment is. the benjamin netanyahu to step down. it wasn't the $600.00 migraines have arrived on these hunting island does not produce the survivors. rescued from one shipwreck said they paid a 1000 euros each for the crossing, but they both capsized within a dozen more than a dozen other vessels landed nearby a 15 month old go is also in this special space agency has launched a so use cross from its center and catholics on the cap 0 is heading for the international space station with 3 asked reynolds on board a russian, an american and a fellow russian who will become her country's best women in space. 500 we have searched stones and heav

and then bolton's cover little sign then of a reprieve. any time soon for the beleaguered and hungry people of gaza doesn't long years making headlines around the world. let's look at some of them. thousands of people have rallied in tel aviv calling for the return of the remaining hostages . good enough by i'm asked to in the up to about 7 to her attacks. they also demanded at elections and for he's ready prime into subbing. i mean, that's a yahoo to step down. more than $600.00 microns have arrived on the tiny island of lump producer survivors. rescued from one separate set, the $50000.00 euros each for the crossing. but they are both capsized more than a 1000 other vessels landed there by a 15 month old. go is missing. officials and nigeria see hundreds of students and staff could not any of this month have been released. the students were taken from the school in kaduna state on march 7th, around 218 pupils and members of staff. lab directed storms and heavy rain have killed at least 12 people in brazil. the down pause caused houses to

richard bolton: there was a female victim that was shot in a car, slumped over. >>> cthis is houston 911 what are you reporting? >> i just heard what sounded like three gunshots. >> there was a female victim that was shot in a car. slumped over. >> i can't believe she's gone. >> male had been found apparent gunshot wounds inside an apartment. >> stop screaming i can't understand you. >> my husband's been shot. >> most people don't know anybody that's been murders. >> but to know two and be stuck in the middle of that. >> it was like a hunting party stalking your family. >> i had a lot of fears for people's safety. >> this guy marshall his whole family as part of this criminal enterprise. >> right. >> there's a moment where ali stares at you and goes like this like he's ringing your neck? >> yes. he didn't like me. >> he's an evil man. worse than charles manson. >>> sometimes it looks as if houston, texas just goes on forever. sprawling all the way to the horizon. this was also the setting of a sprawling crime. one that began on a quiet sunday night with a young woman named gelareh. >

john bolton says in so many words in the book he looks for what serves his own interests, whether those be financial, political or his own judgment as to whether it makes him look good or strong and this is a issue that extends to all of the challenges facing the u.s. now particularly, russia and china, that you cannot according to the former advisors, find a core philosophy behind it other than self interest and if there is something else common to it, that is a admiration for strongmen around the world, desperate. they talk about his affinity for russia's president, his admiration of china's leader. and as his abilities as a negotiator he can get a better deal for the country when the fact is, those countries have none of america's interests at heart and keep in mind as i speak about this in the book, it is not my assessment, it is his own former senior advisor's assessment of his motivations. >> liz cheney put it this way, she said is it a coincidence that trump took over the rnc and installed his daughter in law as cochair at the same time he has become desperate for money and canno

and then bolton's cover little sign then of a reprieve. any time soon for the beleaguered and hungry people of gaza. we'll take a look at some old stories that making news around the world and relatives and friends of people cannot find a mass joining the term of 7 town to attack a valid and central tel aviv. again, calling for their be to speak is of the around the also co early elections to move prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his government. and they blame for famous around the massacre asked him on his coast, god has released a video of a confrontation between its vessels. and a small philippines boat that it says was trying to reach a dispute. and rafe, the skirmish took place in an area of a soft chime. st claimed by china and several other countries in the region. russia space agency has successfully launched. i saw you was craft from it's by center in context. i'm just heading for the international space station with 3 extra notes on board. a russian american underbelly roofing will become a country's 1st woman in space. hund

and the 2nd day of bolton is on the way in russia's presidential election for the outcome is not in doubt. the i am eddie michael junior and you are welcome to the program. that's beginning gaza where gemini has car without it's fast, ad drops of fade to military transport planes flying from georgia and pass. you tell me any 40 pounds of cargo into the territory. most of its rice and flock. donations of increasing the tendency and see for deliveries as these are all continues the limits of road access to send h, b, u, n is one and one set of children under the age of 2 in gaza. now stuff off of mount nutrition. these are all has been impressed and on with it, somebody to come pain again. some switch covered out to the terror attacks on october 7th, the german ad drop came after a shift carrying food arrived at the gas on coast. opening up the new aid, colorado. tons of aid has finally arrived in northern garza, a spanish cherokee ship spent 3 days tying, a bulge packwood supplies from cyprus on board was enough food for nearly half a 1000000 meals all collected by the n g o wells central

the election when appears to have been bolton clinton's plans for his war and ukraine. in his victory speech, he vowed to strength and rushes military. one to 10 has now been in power since 1999. if he completes his next 6 years and he'll be rushed as long as subbing lead to in more than 200 years. ever since russian authorities closed down dw is 0 in moscow. our bureau chief, there you are, your shadow has been reporting from re good last the he told us more about reactions to the russian leaders re election. well, terry, apart from the congratulations on putting victory ends at austin state control media, many people in the russian army exits as they have been reacting for almost 25 years now. natalie. not the tall house with one react of something or do something that uh, what's to be expected from the beginning. putting himself how the press conference you mentioned it. and as expected, he spoke about, does he consolidation of the russian people? she said that all goals would be achieved. she didn't talk about the war, but it was clear to everybody that of what does

turkey would contribute to the reconstruction of his country when the war and he's like the total for bolton, 20 years, winning over a 1000 elections. our sample correspond to dorian jones told us more about what ad one's announcement means why is made the statements. so it has provide quite a lot of discussion and certainly has rekindled questions about his health throughout his presidency. he has been told by room is all feel health, but it could also simply be an electron employee because at the end of the month, we have very hotly contested local elections. not most of them here and this time both where odd one is desperate to al, seeing compound a crumb and my molar, i'm back contests is too close to cold, so it could be in a 10 by ode one to consolidate these bo, he's base a head again, ahead of these clinical electrons, you similar statements in law, she's present until electron praying. pricing is heavily on the fact that this is his last campaign, and it will seem his attempt to consolidate his base. and it did work then. but it has to be also, he said he's was very careful. he said

is legitimate bolton and being elected for the 5th term as president. and it also comes off to the strikes on the bel graduation which is neighbor rating to ukraine. and lodge met put in a looking helpless, not being able to protect a russian citizens living there. and being criticized for that, i think it has something to do. is that right? and should we draw anything from the fact that this didn't come directly from flooding that person? yeah, so it is an important point because if of logic reporting side of that he will then have to move further and say that we are now what was. so this means a lot of legal consequences just as i've just mentioned, marshall things like that. consequences also for the russian economy, which brought him, unfortunately, is trying to keep out of this was so cheap. on the one hand, he's trying to put the economy on the wall. 14. on the other hand, he's trying to keep on going like that. like there is no water. so um that's why i'm or the fact that the best of did this enough put in. um leave a lot of options for the cabin

commit to prolong his personal power with somebody's people on the election when appears to been bolton pollutants plans for his war and ukraine. in his victory speech, he vowed to strength and rushes military. boots in has now been in power since 1999 . if he completes his next 6 year to he'll be rushed as long as subbing lead to in more than 200 years. and some more, i'm joined now by d. w. use eastern europe editor, roman gunshot, hang tight road room, and welcome to the studio. now let him it boots and has extended his rules as expected. what should we expect from him now that he has secured another time? or basically, we can expect more of the same, so more, more um, outside of russia, more against ukraine. but maybe he will try to intimidate the west countries. um, former soviet republics like moved over a neighboring country of ukraine, could be and in his focus because we saw some attempts, or at least that looked like that dems to destabilize. and so the situation that representative from montalvo regions traveled to moscow representative from a 10 semester, which is a kind of

on the 2nd day of bolton is on the way in russia's presidential election or the outcome is not in doubt. the i am eddie mike. i junior and you are welcome to the program. germany has carried out it's fast ad drop of aide into north and gaza. nutri transport plane flying from georgia power sheets had pallets of humanitarian aid into the territory. include in rise and fly, doing a nation's of increasing the tend to and see for the lives of these are all continues the limits of road access for 8. the one is one and that one set of children under the age of 2 in not in gaza now so far from malnutrition. these route has been processing all pressing on. i should say it's miniature campaign against a mass which carried out the tire attacks on october 7th, but germany i dropped, came up to a ship. carrying food arrived at the guys in coast, opening up the new a. colorado of tons of aid has finally arrived in northern garza, a spanish china to ship spent 3 days tying. a bulge pack with supplies from cyprus on board was enough food for nearly half a 1000000 meals all collected by the n g o. wells

john bolton said it is only words. he looks for what serves his own interest whether that be financial or political or his own judgment. this is an issue that extends to all of the challenges facing the u.s. right now. you cannot find a core philosophy behind it. >> is adoration for pinging kim jong un and his imagination purely through force of personality and ability as a negotiator that he could somehow get a better deal for the country when the factors those countries, have none of america's interest at heart. again, keep in mind, as i speak about this, it is not my assessment, it is the own former advisors assessment. >> liz cheney put it this way. she said is it a coincidence that he took over and installed his daughter-in-law as the cochair at the same time he has become desperate for money and cannot post bond. what is the rest of the party thinking or saying. >> there is a whole collision of problems facing him now. the first question i ask is if you testified under oath that he had $400 million and he doesn't

is a completely eccentric person, and even those who initially supported him, i don’t know, john boltone, they ended up ... arguing with him in bad and bad terms, because he simply does not know how to build communication with even his supporters. yes, trump’s main characteristic, of course, is emotionality. he lives within the framework of his own , some kind of vision, very it all depends on what foot he got up from today. accordingly, he has a very narrow circle of people whom he considers personally loyal to him. basically this is a family with personal loyalty or some kind of blood ties or something else, all the rest of them, well, that’s how much they will endure from... ready for the fact that he will need it, it was the president, who in fact was not 4 years to do something with this country, he needed to win, everything, prove something to himself, perhaps, maybe to some of his circle, and then what to do with this country? how to manage this bureaucracy, having no connections, no, no idea how it works, well, in general, this is what his presidency showed, yes, plus, in princi

according to bolton, trump likes that guys like erdogan in turkey get to put people in jail and you don'tn. that's called a dictatorship, sir. in a democracy, it can be hard to put even a guilty guy in jail. for instance, what's his name? >> a guy named me. there you go. there you go. oh! the massive news over the weekend. someone took a picture of kate middleton. here's why it's kind of a big deal. middleton had made no public appearances since she underwent abdominal surgery two months ago. that led to a lot of online speculation, including kate middleton is dead, and kate middleton is getting a divorce from prince william. or maybe both! she's getting a divorce while dead! it's all in today's sun, "zombie kate spotted getting her groove back with pete davidson" well, yesterday, the u.k. celebrated mother's day. or as they call it, bangers and mom. to celebrate, and to quiet all these rumors, kate released this picture. it's a beautiful shot of a mom and three happy kids. is what they want you to believe. oh, yes. because after the photo dropped, it was pulled from several news outlets

and he claims as bolton validates, the most important alliance in american history, which would leave us and our allies, extremely vulnerable. he continues to praise dictators from putin to kim jong-un. and it's exceedingly dangerous. to have somebody, potentially try to return to the oval office, who has already done such damage to our national interest and is promising to do far more. >> and this issue intersects with another known trump issue. and that is the mishandling of classified information, including disseminating it in the oval office. he actually revealed classified information to the russian foreign minister. and then out of office, we know that he revealed classified information about nuclear submarine fleet to an australian billionaire. there's no information about any exchange of money from the australian billionaire to donald trump. but as the -- both of these issues are present at the same time, in the same person. there seems to be a possible intersection of both of those risks. >> not to mention, he's been indicted for classified information and trying to cover tha

nf john bolton and liz cheney and nikki haley say the same?y left unsaid in this ukraine aid debate is that europe fecklessness is a direct result of them becoming national security welfare queen by julie at your expense. our european allies would consist of the very wealthy nations understand on the own defense because■. they do -- paying for much of it, less on his military than we do on the department of interior. i think they are allergic to labor. with frio we really need to be searching behind every sand dune do a central asian cave for more enemies? we went straight from a wfare fs to this? american is not the world's police force and we're not the world piggy bank. it is not sustainable. it doesn't make a stronger to borrow money from china to give to another country. we are saddling future generations with so much of debt all while becoming weaker at our core. democrats want us to believe that joe biden can still beande. i'm hoping the 2024 digit o this getting better with age. joe biden is in getting sharper or stronger or smarter. h

ambassador to the u.n., a john bolton,/former national security advisor donald trump, he panned grenello worked for him, saying, like, no, he is someone who is clearly just a loyalist to trump. so even someone like bolton is saying that this guy, who used to to really just be sort of, sort of classic foreign-policy republican under the bush administration, has swung so far to be in this maga world. it says a lot about what they, how the gop has evolved and how maga has really taken over foreign-policy under republicans. >> yeah, i was going to say, i found grenell's observation about foreign-policy to be very amateurish for somebody who has occupied positions like that as well as the director of national intelligence at one point. jason, i'm going about the big picture here, and trump's strategy when he's trying to convey. is there any precedent for a former diplomat to keep meeting with world leaders outside of the u.s., and what that signals, and what are the consequences of it that you are trying to undermine the current president, but we've always hadd this kind of belief in america

. >> let's listen to john bolton, who served as donald trump's national security advisor, what he says about this. >> he is consumed by these troubles, his family is consumed by them and i think foreigners will try to take advantage of it one way or another. they may be doing it already. >> ambassador rice, he has been there, he's seen it up close. >> he absolutely has. i think the bigger point here, lawrence, donald trump's former vice president, two of his defense secretaries, two of his national security advisor's, his secretary of state, u.n. ambassador, all of whom have worked up close and personal with him have judged him to be unfit and don't think he should serve again as president of the united states and they know better than you or i could begin to know just how dangerous donald trump is for our national security. the big picture is even beyond the foreign financial entanglement. this is a man who has said repeatedly that he would stand by our nato allies. he encouraged vladimir putin to have his way with our european partners and break up, he claims, and as john bolton vali

in an upcoming book, bolton predicts that if trump is elected, "nato would be in real jeopardy.e would try to get out." and you know he wouldn't do it to their face. he would just send nato one of those pizza hut break-up pizzas. this is such a shocking idea that president biden took a break from succumbing to entropy to express his opinion. >> it's dumb. it's shameful. it's dangerous. it's un-american. >> stephen: strong words, joe. and, coincidentally, trump's new campaign slogan. oh, the ratings are in from the super bowl, and it was super! in fact, super bowl lviii was the most-watched program ever. it's no surprise. [cheering] no surprise. you had your football fans plus all the folks tuning in to catch a glimpse of a global mega-star, tracker. tracker: your glasses were on top of your head the whole time. the game was watched by 123.4 million average viewers. and who knows how many really hot ones. oh, today is mardi gras! today is mardi gras! my friends. happy mardi gras. happy mardi gras. tomorrow is ash wednesday, the first day of lent, which this year falls on valentin

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here's what john bolton said about it on another network. >> i would not give him access to classified materials. no other candidate has been under indictment for allowing classified information to be compromised and given the pend si of that indictment alone, i wouldn't give him the briefings. >> this is his former national security adviser saying that. >> i mean. >> so why is he getting these briefings? is there a reason to forego tradition in this circumstance? >> i think there should be, here we are in 2024, what ambassador bolton said makes a whole lot of sense. i have had him on my show a lot of times too. that makes a ton of sense. there's a traditionalness. i don't know if that's a word. there's a traditional aspect of government agencies for good reason, and i don't know if they're requirements or things that put them in a place where they have to deliver it, but yes, all things being equal, it doesn't make sense for a person who has been indicted for sharing information from classified documents to be receiving intelligence briefings. >> did you describe the white house, talk